skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Two things are true:

1. this bill is trash, it couldn’t be enforced, it’s pandering.

2. Social media as it has existed for the last 5-10 years is harmful for teenagers.

Instagram is making teens depressed and suicidal. TikTok videos have people celebrating mental illness like Tourette’s and has brainwashed impressionable kids into believing they too have tics or multiple personalities or Tourette’s.

Something needs to be done. Not every corporate evolution is good or must be accepted as permanent. That’s corporate propaganda. Instagram needs a “taking the cocaine out of the recipe” moment if it’s going to survive as a reputable product.
May this enables the possibility of compiling NVIDIA drivers for ARM-based PCs?
Google Cloud Run Jobs
We really want cross platform on Android and iOS. Windows and MacOS are nice to have, why not?
Of course there is an xkcd about it
I wonder exactly how much of social media are sockpuppets.

Also - perhaps massive disinterest is the goal.
Not going to lie. If you submitted a resume for a job I was hiring for and you
1. Pass the HR check
2. Had some of what I was looking in skills
3. Had Eagle Scout on your resume

You are going to get an interview. Might not get the job but I would give you a chance.

Just like anything in life the Eagle Scout Rank is not the same to everyone. Not everyone put in the same amount of effort. They all should have met the same requirements but in the end what did you personally learn? Some scouts learn and grow in leadership others it was just a thing they did.

As an 11 year old scout I was almost immediately introduced to conflict resolution, setting and achieving goals, leading groups in small tasks. Looking back most of the lessons didn't really take root until years later when I got a real job. Then I had a group of concepts that some of my peers did not and I was able to take the early lessons and build on them more quickly.
They have a showcase page that details large brands that use Flutter: https://flutter.dev/showcase
There's also there own website: https://itsallwidgets.com/
fast forward to - AI-engineered enzyme insertion allows biological agents to defeat PPE
I remember Rexx. When I first installed OS/2 to try and power my BBS one of the first things I played with was writing Rexx scripts. I was sure I was going to revolutionize the command-line! By automating Presentation Mangager or was the GUI Workplace Shell? Can't remember, but I remember Rexx!
6 figures is not spent if you hire someone who doesn't work out.

If that were true companies would give out huge raises to keep employees. They don't.. they prefer that people leave and new people get hired by them.

No one wants a bad hire because it taints their brand at the org. Having someone else recommend someone means someone else takes the blame. Referrals get hired quickly.
If you want to stick with AMD and don't want to swap out the motherboard, then you'd probably just need to get an AMD CPU with on board graphics.

The actual name of the CPU should help you find one that would work in that regard, for example, see this link which explains the naming suffixes: https://www.androidauthority.com/amd-cpu-guide-1222438/

In particular:

X - Higher clocked desktop processor (what you got)
G - Has integrated AMD Radeon Vega Graphics (what you probably want)
GE - Has integrated AMD Radeon Vega Graphics but lower TDP (what you might want in niche use cases)

For example, some of my homelab servers use older AMD Athlon 200 GE as their CPUs, due to the fact that there are on board graphics and because the TDP is 35W, both saving electricity and also allowing me to use passive cooling (with just a large heatsink https://www.arctic.de/en/Alpine-AM4-Passive/ACALP00022A).

For the Zen 2 series that your 3700X belongs to, you might want to look at this table: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_Ryzen_processors#A...

From what i can tell, the closest option performance wise to Ryzen 7 3700X but with on board graphics would be Ryzen 7 4700G.
Earn $200K by fuzzing for a weekend: Part 1
The only way I will get what I need from Flutter Team is if Sundar fixes the company's incentive structure to align employee incentives with long-term profitability. I do not expect that will happen. But if it did, I would probably immediately go back to work at Google and buy Google stock.
Maybe teach the child how to think about their decisions in a responsible manner instead of trying to hide the world from them? You won’t win and the child won’t know why you’re hiding it from them. If they knew why, you wouldn’t need to hide it because they’d understand what to avoid on their own.

I was certainly on Grindr before I was 18 because I was a curious child and was never exposed to queer people. I was thankfully raised by parents that also taught me why making decisions like hooking up with old men could be bad. So I never did that.

My parents banned the internet from me as a kid -until i was 18- except in controlled manners. I flashed Linux on a school computer, used it to make a bootable VM of android that I could use to run apps on my person computer. I was particularly technically literate but there’s endless ways to avoid your parents wishes.
It's religious logic --- it only makese sense to those who believe instead of think.
It's profitable: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bRhMLhc8wQ
good luck teaching much beyond colors and shapes without overlapping with some "Republican ideals" or "Democrat ideals". especially given the ever-widening scope of what so many Republicans claim constitutes Democratic political indoctrination in schools.
How should we differentiate this from https://github.com/dongchany/alloydb ?
I wonder if presenting concerns to them in the form of problem-consequences would compel them to action.

If an employee is just complaining to them they are likely to just be annoyed, but if they are told about future negative impact then they would need to take some form of action (presumably).
For all the same reasons that vendoring isn't the default option in any dependency management system in any language: because there is a cost to vendoring. She didn't say that, but I wouldn't think she'd have to. You don't vendor all of your dependencies either: why not? There's your answer.

I'm wondering if maybe you've missed the part where they don't need this single dependency in the builds they're talking about doing.

It seems like the Rust community people responding on the ticket had no trouble understanding what the issue is. There's a difference between acknowledging something and conceding that it needs to be changed.
It's even worse. In Germany, police and agencies responsible to prosecute pedophiles that are active on those websites supposedly do not take those websites down, even after they gained control, at least in some cases.

> In German: https://daserste.ndr.de/panorama/archiv/2021/Kindesmissbrauc...

I remember another article, which I can't find right now, with an interview, where a spokesperson explicitly said that taking down the sites is not their responsibility.
I agree with reversing the ban.[1] Right along with many others.

Frankly, permabans really need thinking through.

At a minimum, multiple bans, or feature limits should precede them, and there should be required process associated with a permanent ban, including appeals.

That may seem excessive and or burdensome. I agree.

Small venues that do not come with considerable life implications can and should be exempt.

Big venues are making plenty of money, or have the means to do that, and are interwoven with society to a degree worth the effort.

In general, the cancel moves we see rising in prominence are not answers in themselves. Trump sucks. Alex Jones sucks, and arguably more!

Banning them was not helpful. It does feel good to those who dislike their speech, but it had near zero impact on others who value and seek more of their speech. Closing the door hard luke that hardens those people, who then present notable resolve to follow a favored speaker and or act on their behalf.[0]

What is does not do is open them up to receive remedial speech of any kind.

Having the media then attack these people, often speaking for them, is not a good look particularly given the level of error (and I am being charitable) in their own speech, often labeled authoritative. Again, despite considerable error.

Finally, we have and will continue to see this abused to silence both critics and competing speech. This speech is both necessary and prior to massive media consolidation, considered normal, healthy behavior in a functioning democracy.

I should also mention there is a shared burden related to speech we do not like and that burden lies with any of us and how we choose to respond to speech we do not like.

That offense can be gamed is a problem too. People are as offended as they think they are and the basis for said offence varies widely. A claim of profound offence can be made and others have very little to validate it with.

At a minimum, responding to speech we do not like with righteous indignation generally escalates the dialog into unproductive meta. Almost any other response will fare better. Other responses include: humor, questions, rebuttals, redirects, reconsideration... any of which can take a conversation t9 a productive, far less harmful place. Emphasis on how we all manage incoming speech would do a lot of good, rather than the ongoing harm being used to cast the idea of free speech aside and or solidify some entities as authorities, sans meaningful checks on their speech, which also gets abused. The most common abuse is manufacturing consent.

[0] Source is behavior observed in a fair number of people who fall into one or more categories implied by my comment.

[1] That is not an endorsement of any kind.
How many new desktop apps do you use (first released in the past ~5 years or so), and how many of them aren't Electron?

Desktop GUI software is a pretty small niche. The web has eaten nearly everything, and games don't use native UI stuff.
I first heard about endocrine disruptors and xenoestrogen probably five years ago on 4chan of all places. I had a testosterone test done at their suggestion because I was feeling fatigued often, depressed, mood swings, and anxious despite life being pretty stress free. My levels were around 350ng/dL in my mid 20's. Low enough they concerned me but my idiot PCP said they were within the "normal" range which happens to be anywhere from 300-900ng/dL.

I began by cutting out literally every single product I used. I made a conscious effort to only purchase fresh grown produce, organic/grass-fed/free-range/antibiotic-free animal products, avoid plastics at all costs, never touch receipt paper, changed my laundry detergent, shampoo, conditioner, face wash, literally everything. After a year, without any additional changes (had not begun weightlifting yet), my testosterone had rocketed past 1000ng/dL. All of the aforementioned issues had disappeared in spite of life getting tougher, getting less sleep, and taking on more responsibilities.

My PCP called me in urgency after seeing the results saying he was very concerned, wondering if had been taking any kinds of steroids or mystery supplements. I politely told him to go fuck himself and changed PCP immediately because apparently having low T was not a concern to him despite all of the issues it was causing me but having high T was.

I took the advice of some random deviants online and it changed my life forever. I cannot reccommend enough for the men here to do the same, and lift weights!
Here's and interesting and fun take on similar words:

https://youtu.be/RAGcDi0DRtU?t=120
Researchers invent catalytic condenser for programmable metals
Yes. The description sounds heavily biased. I know lots of people want to see Facebook content chronologically ordered.

People also want this so others can see their posts, not just posts from popular posters.

Facebook seems to have this option, but I can’t get it to work. So I uninstalled it again.
Carvana just laid off 2,500 employees; Many over Zoom
"secret information" is quite a bit of a stretch...
>Congratulations, you've now created a totalitarian one-party dictatorship! The blues hold 60% of every district, so they win every district, so 100% of the national legislature is in the control of the blues, even though they only hold 60% of the vote.

I'm afraid too many people would be ok with this. There is a strong desire for "democracy" over "republic" (not a combination of the two), meaning 51% of your average voters can do whatever they want to the remaining 49%. Fundamentally, including a "republic" in the formulation means that some people get a prioritized say. I think a strong case can be made for that, but the idea itself is deeply unpopular.
What are Hacker News's thoughts on a livable wage?
If you work 40 hours a week, does Hacker News think you should be able to afford a home, vacation once a year, and a vehicle, or is that too much?
Depending on your stack vitest is pretty straightforward
Quantum Field Theory Boosts Brain Model
Philips Hue is fully Flutter since a while now (v4). There were issues with (pre-rendering of) animations but those have been resolved in Flutter.
I agree with always interviewing. I had not been until recently and when I tested the market I found that my current compensation is less than half of the current market rate. I'm kicking myself for leaving basically half a retirement on the table for the last 6 years, and I'm disgruntled in my current position now to boot!
Depending on your medical circumstances, if a physician believes there's a threat to your health and safety, they can have you sent for in-patient treatment against your will. I know people this has happened to.

If your health deteriorates to the point where a physician has graduated from gentle advice to very strong recommendations, if things get any worse they may be forced to take that intervention. There are specific symptoms and conditions that will set off red flags and alarm bells where they will begin asking you specific screening questions that may lead to taking drastic action.

Mental health problems can be serious stuff when they get out of hand! Your body will do bizarre stuff it wouldn't normally do even if you're a perfectly healthy individual. In my case it was bad enough things had progressed to very strongly worded recommendations, and given the circumstances I was totally okay with taking the advice even though it would negatively impact the project (and my career).
The article compares with a 15th century word ass-head, but IMO ass-hat is really meaning arse-head, and ass-head refers to the animal, making an ass-head closer to a stupid person, less a detestable and disagreeable one.
Rexx is such a useful language. I used to use a lot of Kexx macros for the KEDIT editor. The other thing I remember as being novel is the 'whitespace operator' ( ) for concatenating two strings with a space vs the dot (.) operator which does so with no space.
If 3, what are schools teaching? Hopefully students learn something beyond the reality that their education is a political pawn.
Don't know why I'm being downvoted...Look at yourself more critically, folks. You can not be racist against a majority group. Full stop. Experiencing situational prejudice is something white people can and do encounter - but racism is systematic, its codified. It has generational impact. If a Black barista spits in your latte "because you're white" - that's prejudice. If you can't get a loan because of your skin color, that's racism. It's sad I have to point this out to a bunch of "smart" people.
no the feature you're looking for is sealed classes, see e.g. Kotlin.
Rust enum variants cannot be externally defined classes
Given that "Today, we are excited to announce that Flutter is now stable for macOS and Linux, in addition to Windows!" thats not surprising
If you do it wrong - nothing. As others have responded though, oxygen is the difference, and that is why you need to "turn" your compost every couple of days. If you don't, it will start to get very stinky - if you're doing aerobic composting shouldn't really have a smell, maybe something slightly earthy but that is it.
I'm not really an expert on the issue, but there's this suggestion that I kinda like: let people living in a district choose to vote in the adjacent districts if they want to do so. This "blurs" the arbitrary lines a bit.

Also, this is probably an unpopular opinion, but I actually kinda like gerrymandering. In the sense that I like the fact that it exposes the absurdity of counting votes and claiming that it somehow represents the voice of the people.

The outcome is clearly very dependent on what voting method is used, how the districts maps are drawn, who is eligible to vote, etc. It's all just vanity of vanities.
> data-driven approach for finding out successful humans

not absurd at all, simply do IQ tests
The whole GSuite (Google Docs, Google Drive, Etc.) have been very productive tools in my experience. (Although Google Drive was launched in like 2012, and Docs in 2006)

The Dart language and Flutter framework have been a rather innovative attempt at making cross platform apps.

But yeah, the amount of innovation at Google has certainly decreased over time.
What you do with your software in the privacy of your home seems like it should be “secret”
> Trauma has become reduced to a trope

And here in lies the problem. Trauma and reactions to it have always existed. Perhaps in the past, people had communities to lean on and help them cope. Or they just drank themselves to death. (Always a popular option.)

Mental illness has also existed for a very long time. Schizophrenia isn’t a new disease. It’s just a new, better understood label.

The science behind psychology is still very new in the long view of history.

And as with all science, people have run away with it. In recent history, radiation was seen as healthy and Radium was a fad. Eventually we learned what Radium was and stopped that nonsense.

Our understanding of trauma will change too. We’re still in the discovery phase of this science. Mental health is no longer a taboo topic. And people are running away with it, for one reason or another.

Personally, I welcome the change, but it’s going to be a rough few decades before this settles down. If someone can use something for attention, they will.
May be but atleast he wont show the middle finger
Indeed. It wasn't that long ago that Material components for Android finally got proper support for Material 2 in a stable release of the library. But everything started too look too nice and consistent, so now we're getting steamrolled with Material 3.
Sony launched their Xperia 1 IV (yes, it's the fourth version of the 1, ridiculous name) today. It's probably around twice as expensive as the Pixel 6a since it's a flagship, but it still has a 3.5 mm jack, and it introduces optical zoom.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sony_Xperia_1_IV

Only two years software upgrades though.
So is it correct that they are only open-sourcing the kernel-mode portion of the driver and that the real meat of the driver like the shader compiler will remain in a closed-source binary?
Isn’t that how banning things people want tends to go?
<meta>-F geerl: not disappointed

Thank you for the work you do, I'm going through your ssd on rpi4 today!
When the party in power gets to decide how the lines are drawn, there is zero incentive to do anything to fix it.

I think the solution is really, really easy. Treat politicians like kids.

One gets to draw the lines, but they have to draw several different versions, that are at least XX% different, in terms of voter groupings. Then the other gets to pick which one gets used.

And when they can't get along, I get to send them to the naughty step.
The claim was:

>> I don't care whether voters in some red state are queer-bashing, abortion-banning putin apologists that want to strip mine for coal. (Want them for neighbors, or not? Move!)

>> I care that the people they've voted in and appointed to the supreme court are all of those things

> The abortion banning part is provably true at this point.

a) Not comprehensively for all people, as was claimed.

b) It is supreme court justices that would be banning it, not elected representatives.

c) How might one prove it for any given elected representative, short of an explicit confession?

d) Abortion banning wasn't the only claim.

> And it is very fair to guess it was plan from the start, despite pretention not.

"Fair to say" and "correct/true" are very different things.

> Despite calling those who guesses it 100% correctly exaggerating and hysterical.

Where "100% correctly" refers to perception of reality, but is typically perceived as reality itself.

Human beings are silly, I would say without exception - News at 11.
Trotsky's definition is the original one. The idea of "racism" comes from Marx's idea of class struggle and we should stop using the word.
Why are we assuming no PD?
The inconsistencies don't even end at adolescence. You can die for your country at 18, but you can't buy a drink or (since 2020) a smoke until you're 21.
To my noob eye, it seems that the person did absolutely no pitching to shave off the speed. That's the hard part, in my very limited experience with simulators. Dunno if this plane does usually need pitching, but I guess they were very lucky to have enough of the runway.
I saw that too and it made me smile. I think it can still be done. Just cut out the brain damage.
A minor issue with that reasoning is that it doesn't explain why you might use the word asshat to refer to a person who is wearing an asshat. Asshatter would make a bit more sense, akin to brownnoser. On the other hand, I guess words like fatass have this same problem of equating the person with something the person possesses.
I firmly believe there are more than 2 parties. France is a good example - reactionary extreme right, centrist/corporatist, and far left. Both the left and right hate the centrist, but also have widely divergent views on how to unseat the centrists.

It's just that in the US, only 2 parties can work given the FPTP system that makes all 3rd parties spoilers.
Yeah sounded weird to me. Australia has at least 5 such cities, with 25m people total.

Ok yeah ok Australia might as well be a hollow disk (no one lives in the middle) but still!
Yet here I am deliberately avoiding the features that Minnesota wants to ban. There is nothing hamfisted and misguided about this, the point is simply to ban the social media equivalent of casinos where the entire point of certain features is to stop you leaving by distracting you from the rest of your life.
AR/XR glasses

Is "XR" a typo for VR, or is there another new R that I should learn about?
Compile it without those functions?
The problem with Charleston's fence is that most of the time the reason the fence needs to be removed isn't "I don’t see the use of this; let us clear it away.", but that the fence is actively a problem.

Unfortunately, I've seen this play out too many times. There is a trivial fence in the way of solving an expensive problem. Instead of taking action, months, or years pass trying to over- analyze the different ways to take down the fence. Since no one takes any action, the fence falls down on its own, causing severe outages and thousands, or millions of dollars in collateral damage.
Don't think you got my point. I'd wager most parents that don't like sexual education courses don't see the hypocrisy in supporting this bill. They're essentially letting the state do the parenting for them.