skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have never seen any of those claims being made.

1) The 9% was surprising because everyone believed Musk had not taken any steps, because he was legally required to publicly declare when he acquired 5%.

Which he did not do until much later, in order to lower his acquisition price, and is now under an SEC investigation for it.

2) I'm not sure who was predicting a hostile takeover. His suggested price was high enough that most commentators said it would be fiscally irresponsible of the board to turn down the offer. Which is why the board accepted the offer the moment Musk showed any signs of raising funds.

3) No one believed that he wouldn't be able to raise funds. It was pretty obvious he could. The question was whether he was interested in, considering he had taken no steps to raise the funds and it was fairly obvious that it would require him to sell/pledge Tesla shares hurting the TSLA stock price, and it wasn't clear he would want to do that.
The settled charged which Nvidia agreed to pay: $5.5M. What they will pay for failing to buy ARM with all this inflated stock cash: $2B.
https://archive.ph/cShHn
My domain and users have ended up in limbo beyond anyone's but Cloudflare's control. I cannot transfer it back to the working registrar, or I would without being "angry at some free service". Why do you think berating me with snide remarks is helpful?
The rest of the world doesn't have such problem, I wonder why... Might have something to do with the crazy socialist politicians putting Soviet nukes there, perhaps?
Templates generated by ML? Do you have any links to examples/explanations of how that works? I'm incredulous, why would one even think of doing that? The high frequency task is whatever the template is supposed to solve, not creating it. What would you even use to train the model (unless it's an OpenAI/DeepMind-level of general language model that can create a form from your verbal instructions, but talk about cracking nuts with sledgehammers)?
Or if you need to evade taxes and other tyrannical measures. Yes, being sarcastic.
I've done something similar for a while due to injury. I wouldn't recommend it. If you work 8 hours a day like this and sleep 8 hours a day, all while lying down, you'll waste away very fast. Sitting or standing might be uncomfortable but it's preferable. Do physiotherapy and try a standing desk or something.
I wonder why they even needed to do this. If I remember right, there was another draw mode in Qbasic where you could basically just flip individual pixels, rather than just use ascii characters.
Yes, I am completely disregarding Russian propaganda talking points. Remember how all the way up to February 23rd Russian Foreign Ministry maintained that the West is hysterical and obviously there won't be any invasion?

> From Russia's point of view, NATO is encroaching.

So again, how does Ukraine fit into that when Ukraine was nowhere near being admitted to NATO?
Tell that to my son's anime addiction. It's worse than his gaming addiction ever was.
I just read the question. If you are anxious from your birth or childhood due to parents, or rejection by other children, etc., believe me, no solution exist.

You will be anxious all your life.

Just accept this sad fact and this sad life. You will never be relaxed nore happy.

Why? Because your brain has already developed extremely strong neuronal paths and structures and patterns and overdeveloped organs involved in anxiety that no treatment, nore physical, nore biochemical, nore psychological will be able to change in a positive, pro-relaxation way.

Life is tough and sad for us my friend, and there is no hope for us.

That's why countries should creates juridical ways to judge the parents of the children who were our tortionars, for example. Because they condamned us to a life of anxiety, depression and illnesses.

Sorry.
So that's just 1 kind of stablecoin. The other is algorithmic - Terra was in that model. There are many excellent descriptions online, but essentially the backing entity buys and sells another coin (Luna in the case of Terra) whose value can fluctuate to maintain the price of their stablecoin. They are kinda genius in theory and so far rather messy in practice.
Circa 1990 there was a gay bashing gang at my school that seemed to only bash straights that stood up for gays, even in small ways, because I think they were afraid they’d get AIDS if they bashed an actual gay.
Delusions and hopium.

People were never gonna pay for a browser, it turned out to be the modern day equivalent of the turnstile to access DisneyLand.

Sure it's needed and it has to be installed for security purposes, but nobody is enthusiastic about the turnstile when they go to DisneyLand.
What are your thoughts on a virtual therapist (with voice control/feedback) designed for a specific mental issue?
> really crap ext3/4 filesystem support

Sarcastic correction: almost decent support for really crap ext3/4 filesystem

(As compared to either of UFS2 or ZFS)

Fun fact: ~12 years ago I was able to recover 80%+ of data from some failing ext3 drives just by mounting from FreeBSD with ext2fs kld and opportunistic copying — whereas any version of Linux I tried would crash immediately after [ro] mounting.
Yes because it lets me know I can probably make more money?
> Many universities offer free mental health services.

Perhaps they say they do, but they are always totally full and also really low quality
Gurlic is one. I think it's a great site with a lot of potential; a lot of overlap with HN at the moment but with a more general bent.

Arts & Letters Daily is another, although there's no discussion.
'Where it makes sense' is key - otherwise you are just stuffing the wiring behind the desk, adding to the difficulty of understanding it.
These are SchrodingerCoins: they may be stable or they may not, and until you open the box…
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>Which one is right?

88,867,859.101631 DEI

https://ftmscan.com/token/0xDE12c7959E1a72bbe8a5f7A1dc8f8EeF...

>there doesn't appear to be any 'real world' exchange that handles DEI.

SpookySwap is the largest DEX on Fantom.
You'll get a lot of advice to try different techniques, and I would look at everything, pick a few that click for you, try them, see if they work, and try more things until something works. I'll give you three suggestions.

My first suggestion is to think, "I might fail at this, but I'll be better off if I fail at it today than tomorrow, and I'll be better off if I fail this morning than this afternoon." A failure right now is just a start. You will have time to fix it.

My second suggestion is to remind yourself that the fear is excessive and unhelpful. Don't think, "I deserve to feel this way, because I'm screwing up, and I should feel this way until I get my act together." There's only one reason to value fear: if it pushes you to take the right actions to address your fear. If it doesn't work that way, then the dose is too high to be effective, and you can let go of it without guilt.

Related to this, my third suggestion is to work on the overall level of stress and anxiety in your life. Think about the worst case and remind yourself that you'll cope. If you fail the lab, you'll survive. Lots of successful people failed a lab in school. Whatever else is hard in your life, remind yourself that it's not a disaster: for example, if you don't have a boyfriend/girlfriend and this causes you distress, remind yourself that lots of people your age are hopeless at romance and are happily married ten years later. If you're worried about disappointing your parents, remind yourself that many happy people disappointed their parents when they were young. Use these thoughts to reduce the overall level of stress in your life.

Most tips for dealing with fear and procrastination boil down to finding helpful ways of thinking about a situation and repeating them until they become habit. A systematic way to approach this is called cognitive-behavioral therapy, CBT. It's ideal if you can do this with a professional therapist, but unlike most forms of therapy, if you can't afford a professional to coach you, you can still practice it on your own.
This is the situation for a huge - possibly majority - of parents.
People need a way to make dollar denominated transactions on blockchains. The Fed doesn't provide a way to do this natively, so companies have stepped in to solve the problem in various creative and fraught ways.
> make 800 cars with heated seats plus 200 without, over 1000 with heated seats (standardized)

At that point you can spread the cost over 1000 instead of keep selling 800 at a higher price to cover for the 200. I also guess Pareto goes the other way (200 heated + 800 non-heated), which only makes it worse.
> RAII

C++ is used mostly with exceptions disabled on embedded, so failing constructors are a PITA. You have to keep track of valid states with a bool. Now every function entry has:

if (!m_bValid)
return;

I hate it.

> Yeah, safety and IoT unfortunately aren't something that go together.

Don't forget that IoT is just a minuscule fraction of embedded. Not everything is connected online or requires safety as top priority.

> Using C++ doesn't require OOP all over the place, nor crazy template metaprogramming.

So we agree. But I think you should be considering the possibility that there might be something going on between you and C, and that it could be possible that not every C developer out there is out of their mind (considering the quantity of past, present and future C projects).

Make peace with C, because the world runs on C and we'll be long gone by the time C will be replaced by something else :)
But what if you're trying to avoid tax?
A doctor is the worst person to go to if you have a mental health problem. They will immediately go to prescribe you dangerous, addictive drugs, like Zoloft or some other SSRI
IANAL also, but: IIRC contracts typically have an "integration clause" that specifies that the contract constitutes the entirety of the agreement between the two parties. Couldn't the integration clause instead specify that the contract, as combined with the additional document into a single whole, constitute the agreement? See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integration_clause
I recall, when I was a kid the games were extremely addictive for me and I couldn't just quit playing unless I absolutely have to. I had emotionally very similar experience when quitting smoking, the feeling that if I just can have this one more smoke I will be satisfied and live happily thereafter is very similar to the desire to have one more round.

So I wouldn't call games "not addictive". If anything, watching something on TV is often less adictive because you are told a story with its introduction, climax and ending(up until the Netflix ruined everything with it's endless shovelware).

IMHO, the key is moderation. A day with diverse activities is a day well spent, kid or adult.

Today, if I play Sid Meier's Civilization, a day or two would be completely gone and I will be disconnected from the reality and I will need to re-adapt to the real world. I suspect, excessive gamings primary risk is developing unhealthy understanding of the world in the area where the game simulates the real thing.
Dopamine fasting is great. Many cultures across the world have been doing it for thousands of years.
> If we abolished mass surveillance then we wouldn't need encryption for read-only sites, we could have our cake and eat it too.

Mass surveillance is not the only reason to have HTTPS everywhere. It protects not just from snoopers, but from MITM attacks.
> I said before that Musk wouldn't buy Twitter

Saying that then was the most logical, but even here it would get attacked and downvoted.. two weeks ago.

I am starting to think the bot fascination is more projection by Muskyrat like the pedo comments he made before.
> The same way we can do by organizing bank runs. They’re illegal [..]

Source?

Imagine we're all back in early September 2008, and one of us were to post that Lehman Brothers was suffering unprecedented losses due to the subprime mortgage crisis.

Would you count that as organizing a bank run?

> in reality the system is just broken

Indeed. Yet another system which only reveals just how broken it is when you apply enough pressure.
What do you exactly mean by the best of Auth0 and Keycloak combined?
> lack of exceptions make almost everything that C++ brings to the table useless[1].

sorry what ? constexpr (https://github.com/arduino-libraries/Arduino_EdgeControl/blo...), templates (https://github.com/arduino-libraries/Temboo/blob/dcce3007eb5...), etc. are all widely used in the Arduino community. I've recently done some work involving C++20 coroutines on an RP2040. etc etc...

And even without exceptions, RAII can still help ensuring a large amount of invariants automatically.
It's not the war per se that lifts countries out of recession, but the ignoring of economic dogma in order to do whatever it takes to wage war. I would posit the same resources could be directed to more productive things than blowing stuff up (btw, this is largely the argument of MMT).
Reinfection is not a serious concern. While patients can get reinfected, symptoms are typically mild. Did you even listen to the podcast I linked? It contains a panel discussion with several noted experts that Dr. Attia brought in to explain the real situation.

Regular people aren't going to wear masks regardless of what the alarmists say.
Uhhh if you have a 1,000 line function it definitely should be broken down. Even a 100 line function is borderline. It's gonna be nigh impossible to write comprehensive unit tests for a 1,000 line function.
I would guess they're likely referring to the proprietary / black-box nature of (one of or a combination of) the Github API for automation tasks, the Github Apps marketplace & associated APIs, and the Github actions infra & archs.
Had to solve this problem at two separate places and boy was it a journey. The pigeons ignored everything, even the spikes; we later found one sitting in nest built directly atop of them, looking all cozy (place was unoccupied at that time). What actually worked was two things: a net and a cat. The net broke once after some strong winds, so needed maintenance, but otherwise works okay, albeit the ugliness factor.
The cat solution was a bit unintentional thanks to ... lets say involuntary adoption, but he takes care of problem with flying stars. The pigeons even seem to have started avoiding the place. This is on the fifth floor as well and he thankfully did not manage to yeet over the railing yet, though I wouldn't be surprised given how enthusiastic he is. We did weave a mesh through the railing in a measly attempt to reduce this risk.
The fundamental problem here is that it is done through syntactic rather than semantic analysis.
The fact that it doesn't make sense to the buyers should factor into whether it makese sense for the manufacturer. I would feel uncomfortable knowing I'm unnecessarily driving around a subsystem that's ultimately going to end up in the landfill unused. Unless I bite the bullet and agree to a recurring fee. Sure, many won't know or care, but then you're actively selecting for a less discerning clientele.
I’ve heard some of these had Forth in ROM, which would be fun to play with, but the only type of Sun machines I see in the market are later Sun Stations and I have 0 clue if those have forth as well.
I had anxiety for many years, and cured it by meditation.

But what you speak of, for my personal experience, is not anxiety.

Anxiety is when I am out and have too much coffee, and I feel like I'm going to pass out because the body feelings are causing me to freak out. Or I got too high and am panicking. It's an overreaction to sensations and experiences that I am unfamiliar with.

What you talk about, that crushing feeling when trying to do work, pure fear and avoidance, is much more in line with what I experience from my depression.
A vehement +1 to this post. Reducing the conceptual size of the problem to something that you can just shrug and do will give you a step forward and knock a chunk out of your anxiety. If you keep at it, the anxiety will reduce over time.

One thing that's helped me is self talk. You should assure yourself that you're the man and that these challenges are easy for you to overcome. Don't be afraid to go over the top with this and when you do it, give yourself a pat on the back before you take the next step.
Lawyer here: It's not unusual to have "master agreements" — either negotiated between two specific parties OR agreed to as industry standards — that are "customized" by agreeing to a schedule, a purchase order, or a work order. Technically, the schedule/PO/WO is the contract, and it incorporates the master agreement by reference.

Example: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/i/isda-master-agreement.a... (master agreement for derivatives trading)

More discussion of two-party master agreements: https://toedtclassnotes.site44.com/Notes-on-Contract-Draftin... (my course materials)

Incorporation by reference: https://toedtclassnotes.site44.com/Notes-on-Contract-Draftin... (ditto)
It's definitely not "human nature" to feel envy towards your friends and family, unless you have been wronged by them.
There are things you can't legally consent to. You may able to consent to being in a fight, but you generally can't consent to a fight to the death (e.g., a duel). Nor can you generally enter into an agreement to commit fraud, or other illegal activities.
"The answer to all your questions is money" - Don Ohlmeyer
Spain plans menstrual leave in new law for those with severe pain
The cost is no joke.

”Scientific Reports is an open access journal. To publish in Scientific Reports, all authors are required to pay an article-processing charge (APC) of $1,495.”
Do you think criminals care about the law?
Go with #1. When people google it, you should be top of the results.
Borrowing shovelware. This is gold Jerry!
Nintendo games on a console that don’t need an internet connection or include advertising. These have been the best combination for our kids where they have fun but aren’t addicted and can easily put them down.

The moment games include advertising they optimize for all the wrong things. I won’t let my kids get free games on iPad, etc for this reason alone.
That's the thing though, this price is going up but is artifically lower than alternatives because external costs (e.g. greenhouse gasses emitted or water used) are not factored in the cost.
We must have read different 900+ comment threads on Hacker News and follow different people on Twitter.
How???
Turnstile checked their payment to Disneyland.
> Following the steps of a previous study with this same dataset (measuring baseline associations only [13]), we categorized screen time here into three major groups: (a) Watching (1 + 2), (b) Socializing (4 + 5 + 6), (c) Gaming (3).

So that's why they described it as " ocial media, text, and video chat". Their data comes from the ABCD study. I didn't look much further. https://abcdstudy.org/
One of the numbers that is probably factored in is how much less efficient the food production would be if we adopted the food policy of one single country for the entire world.

While we currently use about ~50% of habitable land for food production, if we all adopted the diet in Bangladesh we would only need about 14%. If we all had the diet as in New Zealand we would need 190%.
The dutch fall at 100% in the data that they published:
https://ourworldindata.org/agricultural-land-by-global-diets

Not exactly the 3.6 worlds listed in the link above, but diet is only one small part...
Talking as a admin at a registrar, Yes, Indeed Yes, you should be able to disable DNSSEC regardless.

DNSSEC signed is basically just that the TLD servers has a DS record listed for the domain. In order to remove dnssec you remove the DS record. This can be easy or hard depending on the interface that the TLD, but in theory very simple.

The reason why its recommended to remove dnssec before transfer is to allow caches to timeout with the old DS record to expire. Some TLD also automatically remove DS when you do a transfer and a name server change, as it is a rather clear signal that the old key won't be useful. There is however some exciting new technology called multi-signer which is intended to resolve this problem in the future.
It is for sure a very tricky problem.

I also tend to think that if we hire the most competent and qualified people the numbers would naturally tend to 50% or whatever the men/women preference ratio for that job is. What we should strive to do, IMHO, is make sure that everyone has the same opportunities and there is no discrimination preventing different people to get a job.

I agree that mandating many blue collar jobs would not work because of the low number of qualified women, but why would that not be the case mandating company board jobs? If we're saying we have very very few women in company boards, doesn't that mean we have very very few women that have experience for positions like those and consequently way more men that have experience and are more qualified? Since board members are such high end positions and paid very well you can't just double the number of such positions which means you'll end up picking women with less experience over men with more experience cause it's mandated. Hence you're picking the less qualified person for the job which will create friction.

I think a way better solution would be creating incentives for companies to hire women in the boards or funding companies created by women. That way women can get the same degree of experience as men and then can compete for these positions with similar qualifications which I think will increase their numbers.

But in my opinion mandating something like this creates a lot of friction. Government mandated people to wear masks and we all know how that went. So many people did everything in their power to resist that. I think it's human nature to try to resist when something is forced on you.
If this supported multi-user synchronous editing Google-docs style I'd be thrilled.
Indeed. What I'm suggesting just amounts to taking that approach to its limits, by putting the "definitions" into a separate document and having the contract contain conditionals that depend on that document.
IMO, economics as a science is all about making up theories to 'scientifically' (but actually, just academically) justify whatever the ruling powers want to do.

In a larger sense, academia and a big chunk of contemporary western "culture" is all about coming up with stories, narratives, explanations, mindsets (frameworks) to ignore the exploitation of humans as a resource for the sake of ill-defined (by design) notions of "the group" or "us all" when in fact the end result is a big hierarchical pyramid with little room at the top which requires lots and lots of desperate people at the bottom (by this point, the bottom is entire countries).
> ... All I got was headaches, tiredness, feeling sick and constantly thinking about food. I lasted 5-6 days, tried to keep my electrolyte intake as well as I could, and it was miserable....

Fasting is not just about not eating for 16 hours in a day. When you break fast, you need to watch how much you eat, and eat a lot less.

If you fast for 16 hours then gorge yourself, your stomach will keep growling and you won't be able to get used to being hungry and think about something else.

After a couple days of moderated eating + fasting your hormone levels will reach equilibrium and you won't feel hunger as intense / won't mind it at all.
There is, but it requires cooperation between everyone and double signing between the old and new hosting service (for a short period of time). That rarely works out in the real world.
Some games are incredibly addictive though. Roblox for example can completely take over a kid’s mind.