skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Or maybe we don't care much about what happens in our jails. As if being raped in jail was part of the sentence. Note that rape is only the extreme form of the violence that inmates, mostly males, endure.

I can't see where the suffering of men would be silenced because of their gender.

On the contrary, at last, more and more often men express their suffering, which is great because the "silent strong" man used to be the reference. Men as warriors don't ever complain etc.

There are more and more often in the news men stating their feelings: veterans with PTSD, Johnny Depp courageously telling how he has been abused by his partner, men denouncing being on verge of burning-out at work etc.

As a man, I consider that yes, there is still plenty of men suffering in silence. And that needs to come out. The more men are able to get over the silent strong man figure - John Wayne! - inherited from the past, the more the media will talk about it.

Nobody is silencing the suffering of men ; the men need to reconnect with their feelings and learn to express them. Most women are more able to express their feelings and they are indeed "silenced" - even if less and less so.

An example? The "mental load". In many modern heterosexual couples, the woman is still in charge of the general on-going of the home, and the man goes to work without that load. When he comes home, he waits to be asked or just does the minimum.

If you have ever been in charge of a project at work and your colleagues are only participants, you know very well the difference. Being in charge of the general coordination, ensure that everything is done when required, is quite a load.

Things are improving. Slowly.
NanEyeC is 1mm by 1mm, with 320 x 320 resolution. Unbelievable. And slightly worrying: it totally breaks my expectation of what can contain a camera.
+1 for Integza. You should probably include a disclaimer that it is backyard engineering at its finest. He doesn't really do a lot of hard science in his videos. He has great ideas and the persistence to get them at least semi-functional.
Because you don't need to ask questions. Models like Lotka-Volterra were first proposed before WW1. The math is clear, you can't have infinite growth.

Our population is not at an equilibrium because we fully depend on industrialisation and a constant, unnaturally great supply of resources. Those resources are a shaky foundation - can I afford a car, can I afford a house, can I afford to move for a better job, can I afford college for my kids, etc.

Some people expect to have a better life than a european peasant. Sickness and hygiene aside, it was a given to own a house, work the field or raise animals, praise the Lord, and marry young.
> whether this unicorn is doomed to fail-at-scale because of poor organizational intelligence.

This is the heat death of any organization. Organizations can absorb a stunning amount of dysfunction and somehow keep ticking.

> The director retorted and asked rhetorically what if my team complained that I wasn’t doing any work?

I think you can interpret that question two different ways, and it's hard to tell which one it was without being in the room/being in their head. The more generous way to interpret this is that they were checking your understanding of the role a manager plays outside of pushing changes and decisions.

That said, if it was clearly the director communicating that a manager should be jumping in and imposing a vision immediately, then you would've been misaligned philosophically, and that's probably not a job you'd want even if you're qualified. Being a manager while fundamentally disagreeing with your own boss is having one hand tied behind your back.
The effect of university on political values
I can't read the article... Can you summarize?
It was definitely the caffeine. For example, a can of Diet Coke was just as bad. I also know from experience with other stimulants that I was just extremely sensitive to stimulants in general (and so is my mother, and so is my daughter).

Not anymore, though; not since I developed CFS.
Zzxcz: Choose your own adventure with user-generated, fictional content
Since this has leaned pretty much into Indo-European languages, here is something that is not as well known. Indigenous languages in the Americas were nearly extirpated by colonialism. Take a look.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classification_of_indigenous_l...
>I wouldn't be surprised if this is their first novel and reads like a middle school essay of some kind.

It's Kim Stanley Robinson...
I have no reason to distrust Consumer Reports. Reported owner satisfaction most likely has a high degree of sunk cost fallacy built in.
Nowadays some companies have dedicated devops teams who say they don't code.

I've been to meetups where I met staff from devops teams who talked about wanting to learn to code in a language like Python someday, to switch into a developer role, and whose response to me telling them I was a C developer was "wow that's really hardcore isn't it".

So perhaps there isn't an exceptation that all ops people can code, and perhaps those particular devops teams are not much different from the sysadmins of old.
> Monotheism was a disaster for intellectual development

I don’t know if the facts actually back that up.
Politically bad move since Chinese is rapidly increasing their fleet size. Sure there are many are other components of power like quality, tradition, supply chain and so on. But I'm emphasizing on Politic here.
That is just a temporary band-aid, lasting like 8 years tops. Are we going to nuke each other regularly? Do we have enough nukes for a permanent climate change? How can we make sure we have a sufficient supply of nukes for that?
The main benefit of trams is that multiple cars can be coupled together.
Supersymmetry is simple in the context of string theory, which is where it came from.

Write it down for particles and it is as godawful mess.
> I care about my physical CD collection but I don't care about actually putting them in a CD player:

Indeed, get into an accident or hit a rare bump and now your CD is scratched.

Not sure if this would still happen in 2022, but at the least back in the day an entire music collection of original CDs was worth stealing in a car break in.

Only put easily replacable copies in your car.
I didn't know FOL stood for First-Order Logic.
Need this in my laptop and phone YESTERDAY.

Isn’t 1080x1920 very few pixels for a screen this size?
It's a cool idea and I was excited about it at first, but that library is so hard to work with. Way too many layers upon layers of abstraction, and it relies very much on an implicit, nested API that makes it hard to suit your own needs (for your own component's API). Also, the API docs kind-of suck—the docs are good at giving a general overview, but finding specifics about what a particular function returns inevitably seems to require digging into the source code (maybe that's changed, it's been about a year since I tried it).

Horrible experience.
The logical term is one that conceives the best amount of information with the least amount of phonemes. 4 20 10 9 isn’t it.
A shocking surprise: half of Europe's population suffers from digital illiteracy
Some bonds are, Hungarian government-backed bonds pay 6% guaranteed yield yearly. Been going strong for years even with covid and such. It is the textbook 'risk-free asset' from the Black-Scholes formula.
Of course it's been a much better investment when their inflation was lower than that :)
It actually blows my mind how much of financial modeling ignores taxes and inflation.
I find this to be amazing. I last designed a single layer PCB for an industrial control application, in the 1990s, using OrCad for the schematic, and a paint program to lay out the PCB.... needless to say, I look forward to KiCad and just having something show up at my door.

Now all I need is an idea worth spending the money on. 8 )
> File descriptors getting reused

I don't know how you could avoid this, and it has me wondering if you understand the issue. This is basically the file descriptor version of a use-after-free bug. I'm not one of those "rust fixes everything" people, so I don't answer this about just anything, but I think this issue would completely disappear in a memory safe language and especially one where the wrapper for file descriptors had good prevention of race conditions closing a file, so it hardly seems fair to blame the filesystem API.

I mean, in some cases you could blame the API for high frequency of application bugs, but using a closed file seems like a bug category that is unreasonable to do so for. The issue of use-after-free is larger than the filesystem API.
More compiler optimizations
Any idea where in the Bible it says that? I spent a couple minutes searching and found many sites saying the same thing you did, but nobody cited which verse. I searched a dozen or so translations of the bible and did not find it, either. Which makes me wonder even more, as there were just as many sites saying it originated in 12th century writings.
Except overnight oats
>privacy on Android, iOS etc

I was looking for your comment, but this line equating the two highlights a constant ambiguity in HN comments re: the threat model. Cut and paste from another of my comments on the subject:

If the subject threat model here is (1) defending against companies stealing and selling my data then Google should be called out. If the (2) state level agencies spying on you through these companies then you can add Apple to the call out.

I see this happen often and I think every conversation should be clearly grounded in the threat model that is being addressed.
Same here. Just finished reading Ahlfors, the part beyond residue theorem which culminated my undergraduate course on the subject.
> The human body loses the ability to cool it self with 100% humidity

I wonder whether there are practical/efficient ways of decreasing humidity in situations like this in closed spaces?

So that you could use a regular fan again to cool yourself by means of evaporation of water off of your skin.
You are confusing popularity with capability. Ruby is less popular than it was, but it is still very healthy and solving problems. It is also actively developed.

This entire exchange would not have happened if you had simply said, Ruby is less popular than it used to be.

“Past its prime” is a derogatory expression that is invalid in this use case.
Tobii can say whatever it wants. The license you accept only applies to their software, not to their hardware. You own that. You can use their gaming devices to do research all you want, as long as you use your own software with them.
By default, yes. (Well, its not the terminal but the shell that takes input) but readline has support for vi bindings configuration
Indirect ownership, shallow borrow and self-referential data structures in Rust
How long were you in the profession?

What other software were you using aside from Blender?
There are also people working on privacy friendly mobile OSs, like GrapheneOS, CalyxOS, or DivestOS. Simply not using Android or iOS, is a big ask for a lot of people. Reducing tracking by using a privacy friendly OS and downloading privacy respecting apps, is a way to reduce tracking while still maintaining most of the convenience of a mobile device.
That's generally true, however the yields generally come from short-term rallies that don't correct themselves. So if someone misses such an event it can be a really long time to recover from it. I think I could possibly show you a 20 year period in the past 100 years of US stock market without significant gains.
An expert will, left to themself, set the stage by explaining the conditions under which their conclusions apply, and the assumptions made. That is completely antithetical to the sound-bite-oriented media environment.

Expertise doesn't work out of context, and as the amount of information one copes with increases so does the necessity of setting it forth. That is part of the problem of successive boiling-down of e.g. Powerpoints.
> "Atom" is a FOL concept- but Prolog mangles the clean and tidy FOL (and Logic Programming) nomenclature and calls "atom" everything that should really be called a _constant_, and calls what should really be called an "atom", a "term".

It almost seems like they got all this confusion from badly copying Lisp. What you refer to above is clearly ancient (pre-Common) Lisp's EXPLODE and IMPLODE operators (https://www.cs.cmu.edu/Groups/AI/html/faqs/lang/lisp/part2/f...). Of course Lisp's symbols are Prolog's atoms, and Lisp's atoms are Prolog's terms.
I’m more of P is for Pterodactyl kinda guy.
Eventually the cost of maintenance exceeds the value you can create with them.
There's an internally consistent moral argument that terrorism is warranted in this situation eg Malm's "How to Blow Up a Pipeline."

The basic argument is that peaceful protest is effective when it is an alternative to a more militant and disruptive extremist movement with the same goals. You negotiate with the peaceful side so the violent side doesn't tear your shit down.

When there is no extremist movement, you really have no powerful incentive to acquiesce to the demands of the peaceful movement. At this point mass peaceful climate protest is decades old but we've seen virtually no meaningful changes addressed.

We're tens or hundreds of thousands of deaths into the climate crisis and it's only just barely getting started and those with the most agency to change it very obviously have no intent to. Why is ecoterrorism considered a morally abhorrent line that cannot ever be crossed, but their choice is not?

The normative answer is "that is bad too they should stop" but by what means can we make them? Our options seem very limited.
Interesting. I never managed to get too much of data into firefly, because of API rate limiting (and was too lazy to modify the code) :)
I find your analysis abhorrent. It’s like you begrudgingly acknowledge the humanity of men prisoners.

> The US exception is not related to a gender equality but to the abnormal rate of incarceration.

It’s related to a gender inequality. The US incarceration system has gender inequality built into it, so more incarceration means more inequality.

You could say indigenous people didn’t really have a childhood sexual abuse problem, but an abnormal rate of state-mandated religious schools. Sounds pretty gross, right?
Volumes are implemented with bind mount and it breaks almost nothing. No need to be nervous.
> These efforts are like building a big bonfire in the woods and hoping someone finds you.

Question: What sort of woods are we in before we light? Related.[0]

[0] Beyond “Fermi’s Paradox” XVI: What Is the “Dark Forest” Hypothesis - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27841361
Yes, exactly, although I personally don't see how a substantive post, responding to a well-discussed issue from the previous day, could possibly qualify as "spam". I guess others agree, since the post did not remain flagged.
Option+left click in Sublime
There's a mention of pkcs#11 presumably for client certs.. Letsencrypt only signs host certificates.
> In fact, it is so obviously implausible that no-one would dare use this situation as an excuse, and if they did, the only possible conclusion is that they were lying. The Talmud does not condone this as an excuse.

Unless you have a source for this I missed, you don't know this is true either.
Matter is mostly empty space, so enough for a collapse.
A simple external light source could be enough?

The screen made already a descent job in "dark" places [1].

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ehqj0W3koP0
I wish my single mom had had the technical savvy to keep me from becoming a porn addict at 12. I had erectile dysfunction when I finally had my first real sexual encounter and it took years to learn how to be with a real woman versus looking at a screen. It also spread into worse more risky behaviors in my adulthood, and I think exacerbated my social shyness and kept me years back in learning how to socialize.

I’m definitely severely restricting the internet for my two daughters, out of a sense of realism and not due to some “neurological issue”.
They comment in the report on whether they believe this occurs elsewhere at similar rates within prisons, and they indicate that evidence suggests yes. However, great point that it likely affects more people in the USA per capita by virtue of the large incarceration rate here.
A bird flu case found in a US prison might be more than just a bad feeling.
Although, statistically it's very unlikely to have two pandemics in such short period of time.
Alt+1, etc. selects tabs in Firefox on Linux, with Alt+9 always being the rightmost tab. Ctrl+1, etc. works in Firefox on Windows.
Isn't it a tautology? When you're doxxed, your personal identifiable information was revealed to threat or shame you, so yes, you were explicitly or implicitly threatened.

The other part of the form allows you to require removal just by stating that it has your "personally identifiable information". For example, the many sites offering background checks, your address history, etc.

I agree the form is confusing and should be simplified (i.e., the whole doxxing section seems redundant to me, and should be sub-bullets of the PII section), but OP's comment that you can only request removal after receiving threats is factually incorrect.
Threads have essentially the same API as Futures - normally you have some join of join handle and you can join a set of threads (the equivalent of awaiting a set of futures).

Threads don't require locks and condvars. You can use channels and scoped joins etc. if you want.

Give me some async code and I'll show you an easier threaded version.
Could you link to these communities of people sharing impulse responses?
I would recommend the book "Inside the Machine" by Jon Stokes. I'm a programmer so not going in with fresh eyes necessarily, but it definitely felt like it began at the start and the author was a tech journalist for Ars Technica (with a Computer Systems background) - I think it does a really good job. It also happens to be one of my favorite books, especially if you're interested in older hardware.
You can have a baby with protected sex. No birth control except abstinence is 100% effective. It is much worse if you look only at methods that men have control over.

Birth control for men is still quite limited. There is not a single non-permanent method that has a effectiveness of over 90% per year per couple. The closest to that is the condom:

https://www.plannedparenthood.org/learn/birth-control/condom

Giving men equal rights in the decision to become a parent would mean giving them the right to legal parental surrender.
Obligatory mention of "In The Name Of Ron" by guitarist extraordinaire Ron Jarzombek. For those interested in creative exploration of musical ideas.

https://youtu.be/YYlzPWEQhLg
This the military, they use ADA.
I think post-Matrix, Carrollian rabbit holes have an additional connotation of ‘seeing how deep the rabbit hole goes’ - ie that while the journey may be strange and full of distractions, truth might be found at the bottom. But as I said in my own response the cultural meanings of these terms are not universal.
> Isnt that just a url shortener with more steps?

URL shorteners came later, and solved the problem of people needing to deal with “more steps” in order to have short memorable urls. Achieving memorable urls in “less steps” is one of the major selling points of url shorteners.

However, url shorteners did not solve short memorable urls — DNS had already solved that. But, as you’ve pointed out, acquiring a domain and setting up DNS records takes more work than simply using a url shortener service.
Please don't hesitate to get in touch. alaeri(at)gmail.com (android dev 8y+ experience).
I double-checked the amount of sugar in milk and in my area, Netherlands, all milk (whole or not) contains less than 5g of sugar per 100g. While Oatly has indeed about 7g per 100g. So it's quite the opposite, oatly has significantly more sugar with higher glycemic index.
Speeding up Datasette by removing the GIL
> He's American, so he probably thinks China is inherently a bad place where stupid things happen.

Without speaking to the book’s Eurocentrism, I can confirm this is not true. KSR has said in interviews he believes China is the world’s best hope at mitigating climate change because the United States is too politically decayed to accomplish anything at that scale.
Another cool one is this:

https://www.amazon.com/Cambridge-Encyclopedia-Language-David...
Non-christians and Christians alike seem to think the existence of multiple stories about a particular person written down after all first parties were dead means a historical Jesus is a certainty. I actually like Christianity and many of the teachings, but for some reason people will accept the worst evidence for this one specific claim.
Writing to arbitrary file descriptor (because, well, a fd is just an integer, right?) is safe Rust. So, no.
I agree it doesn't belong on what are essentially street signs for mass consumption (i.e. Please Stop).

If you are asking a fellow human being individually, I think treating others with respect only helps build a strong culture.
“ But there is a big difference between a focused blast of radio waves from a giant telescope and diffuse leakage – the weak signal from a show like “I Love Lucy” fades below the hum of radiation left over from the Big Bang soon after it leaves the solar system.”
Van Gogh killed himself one year after Nintendo was founded.

Betty White was born before Anne Frank.
Stainless steel is prone to stress cracking corrosion (SCC) in saltwater environments which causes catastrophic sudden failure when under load. You REALLY don’t want that in a ship.

Galvanizing basically works like anodic protection. Already used, but a galvanized coating will disappear (even a very thick one) in just a few years at sea, and can’t be reapplied in the field effectively. Paint works better.

Cor-ten works best where the rusting surface isn’t exposed to wear directly (like a ship hull). Something like a bridge span member or a shipping container side, or a side of a building. It has to rust for it to work.

If exposed to a particularly corrosive environment it still rusts through pretty quickly. A lot of Corten products (like shipping containers) still get painted to slow the process down.

Ships have desired operational lives of 20+ years. Painting and rust removal is the only way that works.
Isn’t Midnight Express an English movie? I’m not sure it can be used as source for that.
Fair point. We should act appropriately for our context.
A very fine and useful project written in Nim is Nitter, a super fast, no-JS, reading-only Twitter frontend.
If I understand correctly the algorithm just keeps on "inventing" images that could have produced the blurry pattern. This would probably lead to a strange psychedelic experience using the camera no?
yak shaving had a widely understood meaning which is the one described here (at least within Google, where internal social networking systems share ideas like this quickly). I actually use the term "recursive yak shave".
Web apps will never be as fast as native apps. Simply because the need of on-demand downloading vs downloading it before use.