skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Climate change drastically changes that equation. Not only will life expectancy go down, but life itself will probably become harder for many people in many places - droughts, heat waves, floodings, hunger and famine, mass migration, etc.
The trend didn’t recover unlike the recession. It only got worse.
Idk but in France, when I was still a teenager, it was not that uncommon to talk/joke about the fact that we will never be able to retire. In high school, most of my classmate already started to have a political conscience and where thinking about this kind of stuff. Same with the environment.

We already had social media at the time (mostly facebook) and yes, I won't deny that there was already something anxious about feeling pressured to always show yourself/self yourself to other. When I look at Instagram today, I feel like it got even worse.

But, as someone still under their 30's, I think we shouldn't also deny what the original commenter said. In the case of Europe (and in my case France), we have seen the come back of extreme conservatism in politics, the slow decay of our public services, the inability for politician to make important decision for the environment, the idea that we will never retire/have a pension (which is not necessarily true but is definitely a strong belief), the imbalance in wealth creeping higher and higher every year, home ownership becoming harder and harder ...
Whereas the generation of my parent (those from the 60's-70's) had, in general, a more positive/peaceful outlook on the future, I find that my generation and those younger that me tend to be more skeptical, if not negative.

I really think that the current mental health issues are a combination of multiple factors and that social media is just one (but maybe a big one) of those factor.
Good idea that does not bear out in practice.

Try competing as a one man shop against a Walmart or a franchise...
You can sometimes eke out a living thanks to inefficiencies involved in the above, but usually it does not bear out.

Usually it is due to covering an inefficiency somewhere else.
Such inefficiencies are often transient.
Example: in a certain place workers do not have access to food, opening an opportunity for catering.
Suddenly a bigger investor comes in and opens a reasonably priced restaurant hiring 15 people and you're out a job, as are 30 other caterers for the area.
All because the investor could afford a piece of real estate and look for higher skilled workers.
Since your skill is in catering (deliveries) not primarily cooking or serving, you're done.
Since the unemployment benefits are insufficient, you're also ending up having to sell property potentially ending up on the street.

You cannot upskill really in a 40h/w job while also taking care of a family. You would have to be either taking a long paid sabbatical or a major cut in hours at least for the same pay.
What happens when people just stay silent and do not engage the driver in conversation ? Does the Driver mark them down as a "bad egg" also ?
Tails News 5.0 is out 2022-05-03
> there was that hotness before jQuery (which I've forgot)

Prototype and Script.aculo.us? I remembered being in Prototype camp because I deemed jQuery to be too different (and in a hindsight, that was one of my worst decision in tech)

There's also YUI, MooTools, etc.
I grew up similarly, and I've come to the same conclusion!
https://www.heavybit.com/library/video/every-minute-counts-c...
You can say what you want about PHP but this is at least proof that it's moving in a genuinely good, and potentially exciting, direction.

I still don't know that I ever want to write any more PHP going forward but should these efforts continue, I'll need to re-evaluate that opinion.
You don't need to run social media software for leisure. My phone is an expensive paperweight that remains off/home most of the time...
This was in Germany, using Vodafone (Kabel Deutschland), moved to "supervectoring" DSL and life was better (it's not fiber, but it's second best) - wrote it up at the time here: https://arahayrabedian.github.io/cable-to-dsl/

My neighbors still have problems with the cable connection.
"In TSMC's recent Q1 2022 earnings, 41% of their revenues came from High Performance Computing or HPC - where they put their cloud revenues. Just two years ago it used to be 30%.

They also noted that HPC grew 26% quarter over quarter - far faster than almost every other category other than automotive, which is a far smaller part of the overall business."

AFAIK TSMC list crypto (that is various chips made specifically for proof of work mining) in the HPC category.

It is not unlikely that market will correct violently at one point.

Plus on the fab/design side there is a lot of stuff happening in mainland China and it one point that is going to hit the market.
Well then, a complaint. It should not require a phone number nor should it require access to my address book.
A few differences between React and Vue, purely off the top of my head. (Caveats: I am deeply involved in the React ecosystem and have never personally _used_ Vue myself, but am generally familiar with it overall.)

Vue: rendering output defined primarily with templates and attributes like `v-for`; Single-File Components structure, lets you define styles as CSS and I _think_ they get scoped automatically; all major libs for routing, state management, etc, are considered "official" Vue packages and have at least some intentional coordination; probably less ecosystem churn overall due to those "official" packages; possibly easier to get started with, since it's easier to drop in one script tag and use it as a small enhancement to an existing page; reactive data UI for updating state (`state.value = 123` auto-triggers UI updates of components that rely on that data).

React: JSX syntax for rendering logic ("It's just JS!"); no official structure for defining component files/folders/logic; React is still "just a rendering lib/framework", so all other capabilities (routing/state management) are filled in with community maintained packages (React Router, Redux, etc); _dozens_ of community packages for any conceivable use case, but plenty of churn as a result; _can_ be used with just a couple script tags, but in practice normally used with a full JS build toolchain; explicit `setState(newValue)` API for triggering re-renders, and renders many components by default - have to intentionally optimize components to avoid unnecessary re-renders.
Just posted something quite similar to this. Something I would really add here is what those numbers mean in terms of global %, or scaled to modern times. The WW2 death toll is also understated, and closer to 80 million.

But that really hits home when you start to consider that in 1939 the world population was around 2.3 billion. So those 80 million deaths would be 275 million scaled to current population, primarily among the youth and those in the prime of their lives.

The thing that's exceptional in contemporary times is not how bad things are, but rather how unimaginably good things were during the bubble of time most of us grew up in. And we seemingly took that extreme outlier in the history of humanity for granted.
> political extremism

Completely agree. Also, there's the fact that we tell children to "act like adults", like it meant being civilized, educated, and kind to each other; but it's not hard to see that some significant segment of adults are rage-spouting, ear-covering person-children when it comes to discourse.

Maybe we need to train ourselves and the next generation on how maintain civility in engagement-driven platforms that reward incendiary interactions.

That may be the best long-term solution... but I'm not sure what can be done when some people with opposing views can't argue in good faith right now.
When you say North America, does that include Mexico and Cuba and Canada? Or are we talking the USA here?
Well I'm older, I've made friends on forums, Fidonet, IRC etc., but I don't really share the sentiment here, I think it's nostalgia speaking here, you are older so you made friends in past and now it's more difficult and you blame the medium, while younger people nowadays are still making friends.

Forums were essentially replaced by Reddit and you can have pretty much same experience as in forum in small subreddit, because what is the difference in the end? You have there threads with replies which can be even quoted, but yeah, media content in comments is heavily discouraged by problematic support in clients.

Though I have less time and don't frequent small subreddits and main issue for me would be how anonymous (I don't mean real name, just how recognizable are users from each other) it feels, which is maybe partly because of my Reddit client setup and could be probably resolved by using large avatars at each post/comment, because name and flairs won't stick in the head as much.

Discord would be probably decent alternative to IRC nowadays.
This site provides a nice overview, cool. It makes me wonder though, because IMHO PHP is adding too much new features that are often somewhat half-baked. What would be better is to have an actual specification to improve the core language. IIRC, Python gradually adds features where they are opt-in first (from __future__ import foo).

I'd gladly take a language which offers stability and gradual improvement over a language that just keeps adding new toys to play with. The software development cycle can take many years and from my experience, changes in the language or runtime are a burden.

But my biggest gripe isn't with PHP, it's that cheap web hosting still comes with PHP and MySQL. And I honestly can't blame them.

/rant
You install parental control. Does this seem unfeasible?
There are effectively private functions in python though.

Double underscores before the name makes it impossible to call them from the outside. It's more like typescripts private however, so it's still technically possible to call these functions in a specific way, it just won't happen on accident.
Enough No and you will find yourself questioning why are your best people leaving, very often your best people are the one who cares and are pushing for better change.

At the end you will have yourself a team of yes-man which, ironically, is often what you really need in the kind of environment that demands saying No a lot - you need people that simply get things done accordingly without having too much ambition, that eliminates the need to put those foolish ambition to rest.
If Google decides to corner everyone it will only empower them to put energy into non-google ecosystems. It would be a big mistake IMHO for google to cut this off.
>I mean the fact that it's "Hallo" not "Hello" tells you a lot. This is developed on a budget.

Wait, what? Could you elaborate? How do you go from "Hallo" to low budget?
Ha, that makes more sense!
The view they'll inherit a terrible world is exactly the problem and it's completely false.
The problem with social media is that it's a powerful tool of propaganda for views like yours. The hidden goal of this propaganda is of course just to gain political support and steal even more money from the people with increased taxes.

- The climate won't be un-livable in a few decades.

- Major recessions did impact work prospects but people in developed nations still had food on the table. Nothing too terrible. You can thank government intervention (see below) for fiddling with the market.

- The pandemic was concerning only because of government propaganda and because of how governments treated it (see below).

- Nobody force kids to graduate with debt.

- Political extremism is again a function of propaganda.

In general for any government related problem there is a solution - moving abroad and going where you're treated best.

There will always be countries in a different stage where things are cheaper and easier to fix compared to the Western world - and on that I agree with you, current governments and politicians make it impossible to fix the situation and we're doomed to increase spending and inequality until society collapse.

Sure, there are problems, but nothing you can escape from.

The main concern for the future I have is if China - or their socialist ideology which is seeping in the west at an alarming rate - end up owning the world and turn everyone into slaves of the Galactic Empire.
Most people are not deep or interesting, and are easy to plot on a database. If silicon valley companies know being a consumer - for instance - is a wretched lifestyle, then so can the average person.

I don't need cutesy ways to understand it, I resent it. Having to send your kids to school with fancy clothes and shiny toys - what a setback in society.

At some point you need to have a set of axioms to ground yourself so that you do not shift from your optimal lifestyle. At some point, you should only be interested in people better than you.
> And where grandparents shun their grandkiddies?

Grandparents who went through wars dont talk much about ugly details of those with their small grandchildren. Instead, they try to protect kids from those. If they talk about those, they wait till kids are adult and even then they talk about it only if it is relevant to something.

In addition, generations that went through wars seem to generally not to talk about it much with others. That seems fairly universal - ex-solders tend to feel that non-soldiers dont understand their experience. They have hard time to put experience into words that non-soldiers do understand.

> Born in 1966 here, still have living parents.

That is cool. My dad is death and I am younger. Not everyone lives till 80.
Sharing political opinions? He could just be rude to someone who was gay. And then project his own rudeness onto his victim.
Nothing to do with being misinformed, everything to do with starting life on easy mode as a privileged white free from socioeconomic pressures and - yes, what a foreign concept - a life of prolonged existential, primal fear around gaining and maintaining shelter and sustenance.
Helicopter parenting messes kids up in a whole different way that’s often even worse.

Kids are going to like things parents try to keep away from them. They like things that are cool with their peers. They like doing things parents tell them not to do. They’ll find ways to do things their peers are all doing even if you try to block them entirely.

Kids who were banned from those alleged MTV videos simply watched them at a friend’s house and had the smarts to not let their parents know.
Also, it's really easy to see how social media is directly affecting kids' mental health. Instagram, TikTok, SnapChat, YouTube, Twitch, on these sites are an endless stream of people their who are better looking, smarter, more successful, funnier, more interesting than them. If you have insecurities, these sites will amplify them. And if you admire someone on one of these platforms, that person literally has no idea who you are and that admiration will not be reciprocated. But unlike the celebrities of yore, a kid can leave comments in a livestream or on a picture or a video and get a response, and they might end up developing a parasocial relationship.

It was bad enough when I was in high school when all we had was Facebook, because we were comparing the whole of ourselves to our peers in their best light. It is so much worse now.
(Caddy maintainer here) I don't use that plugin myself but AFAICT most users ask questions on the GitHub repo so probably best to ask for help there if you need it.

As an aside, I've been working on making the Forward Auth usecase viable with Caddy, and we just got it working today https://github.com/caddyserver/caddy/pull/4739
What stops you from being anonymous and truly yourself in small subreddits and Discord channels?

I'm frequent visitor of politically incorrect ostracized subreddits (usually following same scenario when the sub grows to big ending being quarantined/banned because it doesn't comply with leftist woke Reddit ideology), I'm anonymous and I can speak my mind usually in majority of people who have no problem with that.
Because it's now the 'right' way to do data.

Even though it's not 90% of the time.
You can not install social media apps on kids phone, and restrict them in the browser (facebook has that feature). Dunno how to do the same on the PC though.
I'm sorry to hear that :(

For what it's worth, we've changed Redux usage drastically in the last three years. "Modern Redux" with Redux Toolkit and React-Redux hooks is drastically simpler to learn and use than the older-style patterns, and we get feedback from users on a daily basis telling us how much they enjoy using RTK.

If you're curious to see what that looks like, I did a video discussing the changes and cooperatively live-coding an example app:

https://redux.js.org/tutorials/index#learn-modern-redux-live...

and the "Redux Essentials" tutorial in our docs shows how we want people to learn and use Redux today:

https://redux.js.org/tutorials/essentials/part-2-app-structu...
I found out about guix after already investing in nix. Looks great, and better in many ways, but I'm more familiar with Haskell syntax than lisp, and my understanding is that the nix ecosystem is far more developed.
It is impossible to know this for sure, especially at such a large company. It doesn't even have to actually be part of the official interview, it could have been something one of the interviewers decided to do unilaterally. OP will never really know.
Just one example of the continuing use of Keybase: the Chia Network uses Keybase Chat as its sole official communication tool for its community. More than 20,000 members and hundreds of messages per day. Why Keybase and not Telegram? Because identities can not be faked on Keybase. Private messaging on Telegram (and on Discord) is full of scams because of faked identities.

Another example of possible use: the Keybase File System, for private or public sharing of files.
Ask HN: Slideshow Platform with Reusable Slides
Is there a slideshow platform that allows me to build reusable slides in my workplace environment? Suppose I build a reusable slide once, then I would be able to reuse it in any slideshow. If I update it once, it updates everywhere.
"It affects girls far more". Don't far more young men kill themselves? How is this being measured? Seems more complicated than that.
I see it as a working device and I often look at screens a lot of time per day, week, mo the, year and decade.

I don't buy often new displays but spending 1k is in my opinion a no brainer for a good display.

My last display in broke due to an incident with a tent pole. So normally my displays don't really break
whatsapp pre-fb only costed money for iphone owners. And many iphone owners had a credit or debit card linked to their apple ids.
I often travel through rural areas in the UK where it's hard to get anything more than an EDGE (occasionally 3G) signal, and I concur with this massively.
Except, people have been saying exactly this with the same unshakable confidence, literally since the beginning of recorded history. In the 70s, it was said that we would have experienced all of those things by 2000, and yet, life continued to get dramatically better for everyone, particularly for the poorest.

So, no. Life will continue to get better despite global warming. Or, not doing so is an extraordinarily claim for which there is no real evidence.
If he is in the "little or no exercise" category, he should aim to get into "Exercise" category. Exercise (in reasonable amount) is healthy whether you loose weight or not.

He should not be aiming for "basal metabolic rate".
Do the same study on pornography, I dare you.
> Do not generate PDFs “by hand”! You risk inadvertently generating PDFs that do not fully conform to the spec, and not noticing it because PDF readers are quite lenient in what they accept.

We have that with websites too. Sometimes it is even hard to spot an error like a missing tag because browsers just assume (often correctly) that it was missing in the first place. But yes, probably also a reason nobody wants to write new browser engines.
It might not need to be 100% of fuel used, subsidizing the fuel supply would be enough I think. It would also allow those farms to claim some of that as carbon credits and other green certificates.
Not unfeasible. But non-sensical. You simply cannot offload raising of kids to technology. Besides, parental control tends to have a lot of false positives.
I personally use fb2k with the dlna add-on for music streaming, with bubbleupnp server in the middle (mostly out of laziness; I used to stream to a Google cast device, though now I just have my stereo plugged directly into my PC). Bubbleupnp on Android is honestly one of the best music players I can ask for; it does nothing for audio quality, unfortunately, but everything for storing music wherever you want and casting it to wherever you want.

If you don't care for windows, airsonic is also pretty good; it supports both dlna and subsonic protocols. The only reason I use fb2k more often is that airsonic doesn't support multiple genres (I frequently shuffle a genre instead of using playlists). It's pretty heavy with memory compared to fb2k, though.

While you can't cast _to_ Roku using a dlna controller, Roku media player will allow you to browse and play content from a dlna server. There's also multiple channels available that provide other methods to stream music to Roku.
Maybe they couldn't afford to buy helloapp.com ?
It is automatically discharged after five years and demands no interest of the borrower. I think that strains most conceptions of “loan.”
Because Redux and Context are different tools that solve different problems, with some overlap.

Context is a Dependency Injection tool for a single value. Note that it doesn't "manage" or "store" anything - it's just a tube that you can pass something through. Any actual "storage" is normally done with React's own `useState/useReducer` hooks, which actually _do_ store and update values.

Redux, meanwhile, is a tool for predictable state management outside React. Very different kind of tool, for a different purpose.

More details:

https://blog.isquaredsoftware.com/2021/01/context-redux-diff...
According to the article, if you live there for 5 years you don’t need to pay it back.
I wrote a script that I have in GitHub that I curl down to a new system I need to prep. It takes four or five params, e.g. UEFI vs legacy, SSD vs disk, etc, then does all the prep programmatically. This really should be part of the nix ecosystem though.
Out of curiosity, any particular reason you'd suggest Rematch instead of our official Redux Toolkit package?

If you're familiar with both already, are there any parts of Rematch's API you prefer over RTK's, that we should consider looking at for inspiration?
I think you've interpreted the post incorrectly. It's not saying "don't do side projects for fun". It's saying "don't do side projects as a means to get hired" which I agree with.
Cost+ has also been a bane for many regulated utilities: If you have a fixed profit margin the only way to increase profit is by increasing costs-- even if the new costs are wasteful you'll make more profit.
How great would it be to get paid by your employer to tinker on something on the side :) Because, if that was the expectation, I would happily bill my employer for things I toy around with.
It seems like such an outdated world view that "person X is born to do Y. His ancestry is such." Everyone can put efforts to adapt and learn new concepts and skills and isn't that the point of university? I'm confident out of 100 somali pirates, one of them is the most apt to learn python.
Does it/will it support Forward Auth style usage for plugging in with reverse proxies? Asking as a Caddy maintainer, I'm working on this right now and we've been working with Authelia to test it out, would be cool to get it working with another Go auth server! See https://github.com/caddyserver/caddy/pull/4739