skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
No. "Camp sites" where you drive in and stay in an allocated spot in your tent or vehicle are definitely common in Europe. They have washing facilities and often much more: playgrounds, restaurants, even water parks. Some people also hike and camp in the wilderness, but I'd bet it's a minority.

I'd be fascinated to know where you live that "hike for a few hours and pitch your tent somewhere" is normalized and the very idea of a camp site sounds foreign.
I disagree. Within the cold war, the immediate threat was a nuclear war so devastating it would completely wipe out humanity's habitat, and most of humanity as well. The fear of that was known since Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Most people nowadays do not carry that fear. There's much more reason for hope today: Most of the problems, as you said, seem solvable, they've been known for decades. It's unlikely for Europe or the US to get nuclear bombed in the near future. This is a privilege my parents did not have. Yet, they hoped, hoped no nuclear war would break out. I fail to see why people today shouldn't be able to find hope.
About 1.21 jigawatts
Disagree on the US following the EU lead. Yes, the EU sanctions have perhaps more bite because of closer relations to Russia, but the EU required a lot of convincing and internal discussions to reach this point. There are important differences of opinion within the EU on how to handle Russia, whereas the US is fully behind its current course.

The seeds of today’s conflict had been planted one by one in the past 22 years and even beyond. What started as a an ambitious goal of an undivided Europe from Vancouver to Vladivostok ended because of inertia, decisions with unforseen consequencss and a level of mistrust into stark divisions between Russia on one side and the EU and US on the other.

This was not inevitable and indeed not the intention. 2011-2012 and the Western support for anti-government and anti-Putin protests in Russia marked a sharp deterioration of relations and the 2014 Maidan uprising, annexation of Crimea and Donbass war cemented the course we see today.

That the president of Ukraine indicated his willingness to forego NATO membership did nothing to change the above. Ukraine was training with NATO, receiving support and fighting an indirect war with Russia, so it seems unlikely that the words of the president were given much weight in Russia.
They asked me for 0.99€ forever, but they never suspended my account. This is true of everybody I know, but I am aware that some people had to pay. I am not sure of the criteria that they used to choose those who had to pay.
This is a wildly false claim
I think the downvotes are there because their post is wildly off-topic, the submission post is not "Ask HN: What video games are you playing" but about playing a totally different game: life.
Sigils look ugly but they do offer you more information than languages without. Someone described them as a mini hungarian notation.
In addition to the current chip shortage economic concerns, it's also a national security issue. Many of the chips American tech companies depend on are built in Taiwan, and geopolitically that's pretty dicey given China's ambitions. It locks the US into effectively needing to defend Taiwan militarily if it gets invaded, or else the US economy would get crushed.

(I mean, I think we should make sure Taiwan is never invaded and remains independent, but it's also not great to need to commit forces against a rival nuclear superpower if it does get invaded, given that said rival superpower continuously and loudly proclaims that Taiwan is part of its territory.)
Thank you! Spent more time looking for that than I'm willing to admit
Enough to travel back in time afaik
It was harder to gain weight from my lowest point after doing intermittent fasting, than starting to loose from my highest point.

At the lowest point I had lost a lot of interest in food and eating and did not have the same hunger. It is much worse problem since loosing weight is only about discipline, but gaining weight is about more than that.
For those who aren’t well practised in shifting their body composition ‘at will’ - i.e. nearly everyone - CICO strategy is key when they are looking to reduce body fat.

There are a few who claim, without any substantiation I can see, that CICO is not the main factor in losing fat, and I’m sure there will be some oddness around the edges which makes this at least not 100% black and white, but yes CICO itself is generally accepted as what all fat loss is driven from.

So back to CICO strategy, because it’s that which nearly everyone struggles with, not CICO in and of itself.

Choosing a strategy that is comfortable enough for a person to sustain is key to long term maintenance of desired body fat level. Some are happy to just eat at a maintenance level through three meals a day, but for many this just makes them miserable and they creep up the calories over time.

Fasting is, for many, a much easier strategy to sustain. Often there is only a small period of hunger in a short fast, but this can even disappear with practice. Fasting can feel great during the fast, and make you feel good when you’re not fasting. CICO is under your control and you’re it even finding it hard. This is why fasting is a great choice for many.
Slightly, but is it enough to warrant the extra steps?

I don't think the difference is significant enough in this case.

That said, I do think there should be an alternative to minification+gzipping, like e.g. a compiled version of JS that is more optimized than a browser's own JIT compiler can do. Mind you, that might up being a larger package than the JS source code.
Well, the best facet is you can choose to use their competitor. Most of your list are more about government than the company.
I'm using Altium as my major tool for professional electronic design but I looking for something LESS expensive. And I've already done one paid project on Flux.ai. If you beginner in electronics I recommend you invest your time in something progressive like Flux rather than KiCAD or EAGLE. Yes, KiCAD and EAGLE are good tools and you will still find a lot of projects for a few years before they become complete dinosaurs but at some point, you will hate working in them(oh, gods, how I hate EAGLE, sorry for everyone who loves it)
Imagine your “friends” were your real friends
It would only have to jump a 1"ish gap, so maybe
Only 5 left of 272. The rest presumably chopped up and sent to Bespin.
They support communism because they see the current leading power, unbridled capitalism, also has its downsides. It's a classic case of figuring out consumer desires from what they say.

Most of them just want some kind of regulation which keeps greed in check and allows them to be confident in a future of relationships, family, home ownership and security. Surely the success of games like Animal Crossing, Harvest Moon, Sims and and such would showcase how important this is to individuals.
Questioning, and by extension confronting is not being an asshole. Assertive communication is the topic that deals with this.
> They have a habit of solving problems that just aren’t problems for experienced readers, while causing problems for experienced readers.

Well, of course. They have invested a lot in the system as it is. But I've noticed even very basic changes that should not cause problems for already strong readers (e.g. a slightly thicker middle line) have zero chance at adoption, whereas changes that are not justified by didacticts (e.g. many composers inventing some quirky new way of expressing something) are.

I share your judgement that this system is poor, and that there are many poor notation systems proposed all the time, though.
Apple's $159 Thunderbolt 4 Pro Cable Is Braided and Three Meters Long
Mmm, what? The things you are listing don't concern "teenagers" in their young teens, at all. They start being a problem for young adults, maybe.

The study in question debates young teens, ages 11-13 and 13-15, well before college.

In my experience as a parent of young teens, while they're sensitive to climate issues and of course "suffered" [1] during the pandemic, they aren't politicized, don't care about house prices, and don't know what "inflation" even means.

What they do know is what TikTok is, and what it means to be excluded from a Whatsapp group, and to spend hours each day wondering how they should reply to a perceived slight on some Discord channel.

I successfully forbid FB, Instagram, Snapchat (I don't use them myself, at all) but can't really outlaw Whatsapp because all communications go through it.

It's an uphill battle but as a parent I'm extremely resentful to FAANG to put us all through this.

[1] I put this in quotes because my kids quite liked the lockdown; they didn't have to go to school and could play in the yard all day. (Of course their experience would have been different if we lived in a city with no yard.)

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Edit: Many angry replies; it seems my original post failed to make its point clearly. Let's try again.

I was replying to a comment that said, in essence, that environmental factors (the economy, politics, climate change) were probably more to blame than social media as an explanation for teens' mental health.

As a parent of young teens, I disagree on that specific argument. I think social media is much more to blame than anything else, for harming teens' mental health.

But in no way do I dismiss the existence of said environmental factors, or their effects on the well-being of people, in actual terms as well as in consequences on our anxiety levels.
It's being maintained by Zoom, they use it internally as well.
This times 1,000. The old adage "No one got fired for buying IBM" is alive and well in most companies.
> If the title is true, that would be a huge achievement.

Fundamentally it's "just" a JIT that compiles to WASM. It's a ton of effort to build something like that, but I think fundamentally it's not an impossible undertaking.

The JIT seems to be living there, so you can probably explore from there: https://github.com/copy/v86/blob/master/src/rust/jit.rs

WRT speed advantage: compared to what?
Any idea about why it was deleted? (or for the CloudFlare employees/managers/CEOs who hang around HN: Why did you delete this?)

Once the information is out there, it's out there, as the Internet Archive proves. So it can't be about hiding security details (they should also know security by obscurity is nothing to brag about).

Are they no longer happily using Vault? Then update the blog post instead of trying to hide that they were ever using it, then you'll actually help people instead of just confusing them.

All in all, this whole thing is looking very fishy.
Website text size seems to be based on window width, doesn't resize when I zoom out, I'm zooming out because I don't want to read your website as if I'm trying to read a war memorial from 1ft. I shouldn't have to resize my window to read comfortably.
PhotoPrism is something everyone recommends. TBH I haven't had a chance to try it with my entire library yet (I'm moving from Moments to NextCloud with PhotoPrism). I probably won't be using it with videos either, so sadly I can't answer your question.
It'd make absolute sense to play more tightly on defence when you've got an EBUG in your net as plain self-preservation. Of course the players may want to give extra support to the emergency guy out of sympathy as well, but if you've still got any shot left at the game, you'd also do it for simple tactical reasons.
Not only is no circuit fast enough to disconnect in time, lightning isn't AC/DC. It's electrostatic. Which means it carries and induces potentials that can jump further than your power usually can. So it'll bridge the connection in even circuits that were already disconnected.
No one can have a different opinion on a valuation from the market?

It's unreasonable to challenge everyone who has a different valuation to short the stock especially since even the market's valuation can swing wildly from day-to-day.

What's the valuation of a popular stock like Gamestop? Ask ten different analysts and they will probably give ten different valuations based on different reasonings.

If no one came-up with a different valuation then everyone would just pile on index passive investing but that isn't the case and active investors usually see a different valuation from the market.

TLDR: Normal for people to have different valuation from the market and weird to get so confrontational over someone having a different opinion.
What do the inner activations of DL models show us about generalization?
I probably already went overboard a bit when staring out. My cost where mostly in a stereo microscope and the consumables (mobius oils, cleaning liquids). Oh and maybe I didn't need a timegrapher before having a functional movement haha

Also, almost everything I had to import in to the EU. Importing chemicals is expensive for some reason I discovered. UPS charged me like 3 times the usual amount.

There is a lot of advice that says 'don't cheap out, just buy good stuff'; which is great if you are going to make this really your hobby for years to come. But I feel starting with some cheap tools on a junk movement is a fine start.
I have both a 4k laptop screen and standard 1080p laptop screen.

Can't see a real difference to be honest. I'd probably have to do a proper test to notice one.

Is this push towards 4k 120Hz comparable to audiophiles advocating for expensive audio gear where most folks wouldn't hear a difference?

Are there any eye health implications using non 4k screens?
That's correct, the registry is just a registry and you can make it work with any frontend. I use konradkleine/docker-registry-frontend:v2. See here https://github.com/tomwojcik/homeserver-traefik-portainer/bl...
> French and some other southern states have really rich social support, even in decades it will be above-average for western world. So french complaining about it going south need to travel the world a bit and get a reality check.

No. We are just not naive and we know that all of our social support comes from the WWII aftermath, thanks to communist politics. This implies that we'll probably not have anything more than what we have now and we know it. Most of the french don't want anything more, but we will absolutely fight against every aggression against our social security net because we are really confident that anything we lost is lost basically forever.
This just in: Digital drugs products like Facebook™, Instagram™, Twitter™, Snapchat™ and TikTok™ are destroying the minds of its users (especially teens) mental health.

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It's probably not a formal on call where people are required to be available, just a list of people that are willing to jump in if they can.
> how would i do that without resorting to a bunch of js

I think you probably would have to. Updating a bit of the DOM directly - if you really need to do this - sounds like a job for something like alpine.js, which apparently pairs nicely with HTMX.

I'm trying to make a site that's just pure HTMX though, to see how it turns out.
And did you finish your todo-app?
I've always heard of

camping = pull up somewhere and pitch the tent, you may be near a lake or some hiking, but you generally aren't going far with all of your gear, also call this car camping

backpacking = putting all of your gear in a backpack and hiking to your destination, packing up and continuing on to the next spot or head back. There's no set milage or time you need to hike in order to call it backpacking, but I'd say it's where you start thinking about the things you don't need to bring with you because you don't have room in the one bag you have or it's too heavy
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>First, you inherit something that your parents or guardians own, and the world is definitely not owned by them.

It's a figure of speech.
I don't believe the social medias are that much different from what preceding generations were exposed to; TV, magazines, movies, etc all showed more idealized lifestyles.

The one difference I will point out though, is that with social media it becomes a lot more attainable to become like that. There's complete randoms that became celebrities through social media - and they don't even need to be conventionally attractive like the celebrities of old.
OK, I get you don't want to do the work to migrate an existing Java application. It's a lot of work. If you don't have a lot of problems with it right now, you could just leave the code as is.

But just so you know, what you are describing is code that is currently boiler plate heavy in Java and essentially making it a lot simpler and easier to reason about with Kotlin. I think you are confusing problem and solution here.

In any case, this is how you create a CoRoutineContext backed by a thread pool.

val myContext = newFixedThreadPoolContext(100,"db-context")

That's it. There's nothing else to do but "use it". There's no need to call shutDown. Or have some thingy to intercept uncaught exceptions. Or have a lot of boiler plate around using it. a simple launch(myContext) { ... } does the job.
I guess that depends. 500 calories is 1/3 of my wife’s maintenance calories.
Apple's treatment of developers has been poor for ages now. And they know developers will adapt because they just won't (can't) leave the platform. Tim Cook's words in the Epic trial only made this perception clearer.

Reminder that we've only gotten our official package manager -two- years ago. Same goes for an API for the App Store Connect to actually have a proper end-to-end CI/CD process without private APIs and scraping.

That said, Jetbrains' AppCode might be a good option for you. It is miles better, but comes with shortcomings that you'll have to look at.
It works with a standard RDS (not aurora) replica. There are a few constraints when using gh-ost but it's all documented.
This fits too neatly into the "new thing is going to kill/corrupt your children" meme that is very popular through history.

Having said that, advertising based platforms are basically all about making you feel worse about yourself to spur purchases. Who spends more money on advertised products the Zen master at one with themselves or the anxious person looking for the quick fix to make them beautiful, popular, trendy, etc.

Basically human insecurities and addictions are a market externality the same as carbon in the atmosphere. If they aren't internalised to the market then you're basically creating a highly efficient machine to seek them out and abuse them for profit.

We need to build different incentives in from the start than "do anything to get money and I'll take a cut" which obviously leads to bad places once the capitalist machine gets a hold of it.

Like a gun, it's a powerful tool, and you have to be careful where you point it.
Vast majority of people are semi-liberal centrists.
As a svelte user, i shake my head on react and vue.
Putting a limit on their screen time helps ensure they use their time intelligently and not just to mess around on TikTok.

Much of what you said can be done outside the screen too, if in alternative forms.
We definitely won't if people are taught that frameworks are the only option and never allowed to just write a full program on their own.
"But if you give them a problem they have to think about, and ask them to think out loud, you learn what problem-solving techniques they have at their disposal."

Am I the only one who will approach things completely differently when "thinking out loud" as opposed to silently?

Much of my problem solving techniques are non-verbal and involve visualizing. But you can't really do that when you have to keep talking and that forces you down a problem solving strategy that can be verbalized better
I'm guessing you're in the US? Haven't had any problems with IPv6 on ISP-supplied routers in UK, NL, DE, CN, HK, VN, TH, SG over the last 10y or so, seems like a solved problem for most of the world.
Actual Meta still have hundreds of postings on their LinkedIn.
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Here is another (sort of), OpenZiti - https://openziti.github.io/. OpenZiti provides a mesh overlay network built on zero trust priinciples with outbound only connections so that we do not need inbound ports or link listeners. Similar to TS, you can host anything anywhere and has options to deploy on any popular host OS or as a virtual appliance.

What makes it realluy unique though is that it can actually be embedded inside the application via a suite of SDKs. Yes, private, zero trust connectivity inside an application! That provides the highest security and convenience as it can be completely transparent to the user!

Disclaimer, I work for the company who built and maintains OpenZiti so I am opinionated.
The idea that the United States is conceptually a single country is our single greatest flaw. We’d all be so much better off if we just admitted strong consensus is vanishingly unlikely between every state and territory. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with that. People can disagree and chip in on a military to defend their shared interests, like staying alive, together.

I don’t think the EU and the US are very different. Then again, Texas isn’t exiting. (No disrespect, just pointing out the difference.) But divisions in the EU are very familiar to Americans and understandable for the exact same reason.

Asking a Californian to understand and relate to the issues of a Missourian deeply, and vice versa, is a little unfair to both and we’d all be so much happier if we were simply fine with that. People are different. The idea of the United States has been forcing it in a lot of unwilling minds for a long time, I think, and the consequential bitterness that really has no reason whatsoever to exist is unfortunate.
With all due respect, please don’t trivialize how the pandemic impacted youth because your family was fine.

Especially because many of their parents (if they’re fortunate enough to have both) probably lost their jobs.
Email client: Whether or not you wanted JS, your competitor works offline, retries better when connection is not good, persists emails without having to save, live refreshes emails when received, sends notifications, allows drag and drop to organize emails, autocomplete email addresses, works in SSO, have a nice text editor with spellchecking, autocomplete, bold and italic text. You lost.

Banking: your competitor handles nicely dynamic forms, with helpful field validation, asking users just the right amount of questions based on what you entered previously, without changing page, with a go back button just working great. They also live refresh transactions, provide some nice clickable spending graphs, have a nice live dynamic wire confirmation system provide in-website live chat with your advisor. Their session doesn't expire every 15min for security reasons. You lost.
On the other hand it does feel like all these events feel like situations that need constant inputs of "energy" to be sustainable - war relies on firepower, a repressive regime requires efforts to keep the populace content enough to not revolt (or enough firepower to quash revolution attempts), so given enough time the system would return to a more stable equilibrium.

The situation today feels like we're already in an equilibrium and there's no single obvious problem to solve to make things better.