skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The world is used to x,y for coordinates which sets the convention.
You can certainly try! Realistically it would probably need to be CNCed from aluminum, as plastic that thin wouldn't be sufficiently rigid.
A Trash-Talking Crypto Founder Caused a $40B Crash
> One constant teaching was that Christianity is not a religion. But about forming a relationship with God through Christ.

How can one even begin to attempt that task if one truly doubts that God exists? Also, is believing a God of some sort not exactly what a religion is?
The Great Finance/Startup/Stock/Housing/Everything Grift May Be Unwinding. They will bottom, then all wind up again. The same structure will generate the same outputs again and again.
Some of my favorite Christian works are all about doubt, but the conclusion tends to be faith is the only way. The Catholic priest in the movie may raise his hands during the thunderstorm and shout angrily at God to show himself, but what saves him is the "leap of faith" where he realizes that God will never give you proof of his existance - it's more sophisticated, but it's still the folksy blind faith.

Many Christians believe that you must believe in Jesus to get into heaven. I prefer what Proust said (paraphrasing - the actual quote I can't find and is far more beautiful): "Who is more likely to get into heaven - someone who believes in god, despises and judges the world and mankind or someone who loves all of gods creations without judgement but doesn't believe in him?" I refuse to think a loving god would make the litmus test such an arbitrary thing.
3 months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30228981
Simping for a chat bot can't be healthy for you. The decaying social fabric observation is spot on. People who lack human connection can't gain anything from using this technology. It's exploitation. It makes things worst for the individual, worst for society. But it makes money.
Jeez, that guy was full of himself though. Looks like 14 years later he isn't the roaring startup success story he predicted.
lol well the domain is available, you should buy it ;)
All comments critical of censorship should be taken down.
It looks to me like the links for DIY and prebuilt are reversed.
The ethernet expansion card looks good.
I don't disagree with this but the constant state of being "plugged in" is the issue. Mind wandering is a real useful practice and the being plugged in is antithetical to mind wandering.

Some of my most clearest thoughts, ideas, or beliefs came to me when I was just walking on the street not listening to podcasts, audio books, music or browsing social media.

I think it's far more useful to literally stare at a wall for 3 hours than just mindlessly watch youtube videos. I say this as someone who is addicted to social media/internet as well and struggle very hard to overcome.

What I do is use the freedom app to set time limits and ban these sites during periods of the week. I bought one of those timed safes where I stick my phone in to completely stop the temptation for 4 or 6 hours. I know I can't completely end it, but what I want to do is just nudge myself to do something else. Instead of grabbing a phone maybe I'll attempt to read a book, or draw, or work on some data visualizations, or contribute to OSS. All activities I'd say I value more than browsing reddit (or twitter or youtube or HN) for hours every night, but my actions prove otherwise.

I'm not saying I've improved my habits 300% but at the beginning of the year I would read a book for 5 minutes put the book down pick up my phone then read reddit for an hour; at least now I can read a book for 45 minutes without being distracted. It hurts writing this because in college I'd read nearly 500 pages a week + my readings for class, I'd read nearly 200 books a year but over the last 5 years I've probably read 3.

I don't know where I'm going with this, I guess my mind wanders when writing as well...
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> Replace that language with "deluded, ignorant, and sociopathic"

I really wouldn't call him any of those terms, he simply has a completely different "tribe," value system, and morality than yours.

To simply throw some high-brow insults at him and walk-off is intellectually lazy, and blinds you to someone becoming what Buffalo boy became.

I live down the street from a pre-Revolutionary fort, a real facet of the settlers lives was dealing with Indian raids. They would sneak in and, under cover of darkness, kill as many as they could. This attack, ultimately, makes me think of a modern raid.
Can’t tell you how often I try to search for this info for trips and it’s sometimes a little trickier to find or just not displaying in a way that is convenient. This is a great resources, thanks for posting.
I've looked through some of those comments, and I don't understand what is going on. Can you help, please?
Crypto CEO: Galaxy Digital issues apology after $40B collapse of two currencies
I love that we jump directly to "deception" rather than "this could be a mistake"

A better approach would've been:

"Your website shows "Starting at 959 for the DIY option, but when I click on it the base option starts at 1,049. Am I missing something or is this a bug, an explanation would be welcome."
YC is just a VC firm. They avoid known risks and embrace unknown ones: that’s the whole point.

They don’t “understand” Mexico and are scared that their investment will get Pemex’d or something - and since that’s a known financial risk their backers would be like “wtf you doing?”

But “unknown” risks (even if actually quite easy to see) don’t have the same pushback from their investors. In fact, their investors may be demanding that they heavily invest in unknown risks.
If Section 230 [0] were repealed (which is what those laws would do), I can't imagine any website would allow user-generated content without (a) requiring a lawyer's approval of every submission before hosting it, and (b) buying expensive insurance to pay for litigation. It's unlikely we'd still have hobby chat forums, HN, or GitHub.

Also, check out the cases where Section 230 has been used [1]. Without it, sites would have to prevent defamation (i.e., they need to know whether any content is untrue). Libraries would not provide computers connected to the internet.

Repealing Section 230 is a "common sense" proposal that falls apart when considering the actual results. If there's a good proposal for a replacement, I haven't seen it.

[0] https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/47/230

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Section_230
Yes, whatever it was advertising soon became something I hated. Do even advertisers think this is a good idea?
As the sibling comment noted, the DIY button was pointing to the pre-built configurations and vice versa. We're fixing this now.

Edit: This is fixed now.
The Network is Reliable (2014)
Thanks, sadly Monodraw isn't cross-platform. Would've loved to use it.
I've read The Molecule of More and didn't consider it all too great of a read.

There were some correlations that didn't sit well with me - one, off the top of my head, was an implication that MDMA consumption could make me politically conservative.

I personally would recommend just Huberman as he covers Dopamine to a great extent.
Doing things like throwing up a white page full screen on a monitor you're not using can help too. After all a nearly white page is much brighter then a black one.
There are 'religious but not spiritual' groups for those who appreciate the structure of religion in their life but who don't believe in God. Atheist Quakers are an established group, and some Jewish groups seem close to an atheistic religion.
I agree it is not easy, but for me it is better to approach it simply. It may be that the best way to eat less for an individual is to fast, or to eat five small meals, or whatever program they use. But advising people that it is next to impossible has never worked.

I have been addicted to cigarettes and alcohol. Going cold turkey is essential for getting over the addictions. Never doing them again makes relapse unlikely. These are simple facts. AA says you can't really achieve independence you have to replace it with meetings and prayer. I say you can get over it. And I have experience with people who go back and forth to AA relapsing, and so how will they ever get free?
imagine moving your savings to stablegains. you're definitely not reading galois tweets.

why the founders didn't flinch... who knows? maybe they decided that 3ac being invested is their security.
I’ve known plenty of people who get a ton of meaning out of fictional works too. Just because you view it as fictional doesn’t mean it can’t have meaning.
Depends on how you understand 'science'. I wouldn't describe empirical science as 'vague'. It doesn't aim for the core of a thing like other fields do. I mean, things are changing, but the goal for most psychologists is to help people.
Religion for a modern person with the easy access to the knowledge we now have is effectively just being intellectually lazy. Some people do need help right now, but I don’t think religions are any better than other addiction resources. AA gets a pass for me because I know atheists that used it and the religious component is easy to ignore. AA works because of the group and accountability, not faith in some higher power.

Anyway, not to be insulting, but it is all a bunch of made up nonsense for a time when we did not have actual explanatory knowledge for our existence and universe. We do now. Religion and its institutions are dying out in industrialized nations because they have lost their claim to having all the answers.
Almost 60 million horses ought to be enough for anybody.
Does the "proper entry level oscilloscope" you talk about come with guides on how to use it for music production and other studio tasks? Does it also come with a "flexible waveform generator", spectrum analyzer and tuner too?

If so, could you please provide the link to exactly what oscilloscope you have in mind, as I could buy that instead of NTS-2 in that case.
Pre-Pluton chips, though.
Products that are trying to be useful first do their due diligence and realize that blockchain is wholly unsuitable for anything other than creating speculative assets and just use a normal database instead.
This is the Purge. It's how the rest of the threads are able to be kept so serious.
Is there a directory of such sources available online somewhere? The only sources I know are Fdroid itself, Guardian Project and IzzyOnDroid.
You're making an assumption that 'they understood'. Humans have a lot of insight, but at the end of the day a deep understanding of everything is mathematically impossible.

How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Nihilism.
what i want to know is how can such a small community have so much clout in european politics that they managed to create the “Geographical Indication” so that no one else can create their own parmigiano cheese. do they fear competition that much? does their product really offer nothing extra compared to a parmigiano produced anywhere else?
Would it not be a good starting point for Google to follow and implement this legislation in Europe as at least a starting point?

https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=CELEX:32...

It seems like this whole situation and fiasco could be avoided if Google didn't try to automate compliance violations that frequently don't give any information about the violation, then provide no actual ability to have a discussion which leads to clarification or information flow outward.

This legislation is a starting point, but if Google and others flout it, it won't achieve anything. Hopefully someone looks at a way to bring an action against Google under it, and bring some change in how developers are treated.
It's related to all the negative press recently around Heroku (security concerns + Salesforce neglect). People had a lot of goodwill towards the Paas, and a lot of that is missing what a PaaS does for you in the current environment of AWS or k8s complexity around devops, so they are looking for a replacement, and fly.io looks like one of the more innovative, or at least well-marketed, in this space.
> This is in part because all the Rust documentation is either written in eli5 style (good luck figuring out “feature”s from that example), or you’re greeted with a formal syntax definition (technically, everything you need to know to define a “feature” is in there, but nowhere is it summarized in plain English), and nothing in between.

I wish I wish that Rust had a better documentation system. It's rather telling that any serious project has to use an entirely separate static site generator because the official doc system is so crippled.

Compare this to the Python docs, or some truly excellent Python library docs (like Trio: https://trio.readthedocs.io/en/stable/, or Flask: https://flask.palletsprojects.com/en/2.1.x/, or Django: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/4.0/https://docs.djangopro...), which are all written using Sphinx and integrate properly with crossrefs and such rather than writing manual markdown links as an example.
As someone who is a career-long C# developer (back to the public beta) who wouldn't touch Java, I think we can be a little more fair here. We in the C# world only recently got tiered compilation and there still isn't an interpreter-based first tier like Java has. Your automatic vectorization link is about C++, not C#; I don't think C# has it. I think OP may be wrong about the devirt, as you state, but I wouldn't be surprised to find that Java can devirt in more situations than C# can due to working on it more. OP probably knows more about it than I do.
> Health care in the US was cheap before the government got involved in it.

Only for those who were healthy and had employer provided insurance. Everyone else either went without or paid through the nose or was dropped as soon as they actually needed services. Healthcare premiums are more expensive now because the insurance is a much better product for many people.
This was by far our most popular Expansion Card request. We've actually been working on it since before launching the original Framework Laptop. It's just a non-trivial packaging challenge, especially to land 2.5Gbit support.
It's the least surprising thing in the world to me
Puzzle Languages (2009)
We were also using Gitlab for a couple years now and are switching over to Github now. CI on Gitlab is nice, but Github Actions work very similar.

Most of our devs were annoyed by some external toolings that supported Github but not Gitlab, Gitlab being slow or down, markdown rendering being terrible slow as well as almost all of the PR additions (e.g. eslint checks, test coverage reports etc) being in the top tiers (with pricings being out of scope for us).
I mean a big chunk of Christian teaching is about faith. It’s not like Christianity teaches “you believe in god? Good, let move on to other stuff now”.
Heh, I wish I had the skills.
Oh my gosh. There are SOOOO many meta references in this thread. I'm clearly an outsider to the HN world.
This is almost all correct, but note that the new TLSv1.3 CertificateAuthoritiesExtension is optional (MAY): https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc8446#section-4.2.4
Astronomy usually writes coordinates in this order, for example: Right ascension [RA], declination [Dec] in the equatorial coordinate system (corresponding to Long, Lat), or Galactic sky coordinates l (Galactic longitude) and b (Galactic latitude).
There are "battery life improvement" will those be available to 1st gen Frameworks motherboard or is it hardware related ?

And do anyone know if the bug in the HDMI card preventing it to go to sleep is still a thing / need a firmware update / is hopeless ?
Will Framework sell knockdown kits to assemblers?
I Accelerated My Learning by Building a Community
You're speaking for many people in your situation, but my question would be, do you really feel good doing what you're doing? Especially when the day is over and you get into bed, do you have moments of hating yourself for wasting the day? If that "regret" occurs to you, then that should be your motivation to not indulge (if you can call it that) in the activities that are not useful or beneficial for your future.
Finding solar system in layers of supergalactic structures
I regularly notice that when I read an HN-linked article that has a some solid links, maybe even sending me down a rabbit-hole of related pages on a new topic, when I resurface and return to HN I find a few a of those related page on HN themselves.
Notion for Research and Research Groups
Oh man. That game went way over my head at the time. I don't think I got anywhere in the missions. I would end up alone somewhere in a forest with no idea what to do and potentially enemies anywhere.

I think I mostly ended up watching the half-scripted and excellent sequence in the background of the menu if I recall correctly.
Since the US can print money to pay its debts you technically can’t “lose” in dollar-denominated bonds.

But you can still lose to inflation, collapse of the US, etc. The term “risk-free rate” is used as a baseline in comparing other financial assets; there are still risks involved and for those above a certain wealth value, spending some percentage to mitigate those may be intelligent.

Dual passports and foreign holdings are often involved.
User Retention is a trillion+ dollar industry.

At what point can we stop placing the blame on ourselves and towards those who make these products?
I take your point. I think I was just reacting to various flavors of “he’s not crazy” as having a potentially normalizing effect but that may not be what was intended, or what other readers focused on.
I experimented with replacing an Express server with Rust while keeping the same js syntax and still running on Node

Granted this adds overhead, but my conclusion was that the performance gain is not worth the effort. Sure, memory looks almost flat but response times aren't that much better

https://github.com/javieranton-zz/warp_like_express
> But that doesn’t mean that colleagues stopped connecting altogether, says Lopushinsky. They just started doing it in ways they actually found enjoyable. “On the flip side, the pandemic also led to the rise of more employee-led initiatives,” he says. Team-building events and ‘fun’ ceased to be top-down. “Employees would lead a Zoom yoga class, or a cooking class for their colleagues. It’s an interesting shift, away from ‘you have to do this,’ and toward, ‘what do you guys really want to do?’”

I am almost sure that the "mandatory fun" that the article described initially started as employees lead initiative that turned "mandatory", when he employees championing them started reaching position of power within the company. That's when people started feeling like they had to participate to impress their boss.

I can't wait for Janine "fun yoga zoom class" to become "mandatory" when said Janine becomes manager of her team and people notice that she has a privileged relationship with people who participate because they have something in common. And the cycle will repeat. There is no reason to believe the pattern has fundamentally changed.
Are you saying that we (collectively) or at least you know why we exist and the meaning of life?
The difference between Harry Potter and most religious texts is that the religious texts are often the result of thousands of years of evolutionary processes which refine them, and the people who have followed them have survived/thrived.

It doesn't matter if the Bible/Koran/whatever is a fact or not. Religious beliefs/texts are an extension of human evolution and should be seen that way. Questioning their wisdom in helping humans thrive is like questioning the value of arms.
Here are some things that they could do better:

- the domain in the curlbashware URL could be less shady than sh.rustup.rs

- the "rustup is an official Rust project" claim on https://rustup.rs/ could be a link to a page somewhere on rust-lang.org that confirms that rustup.rs is the site to use
But it's not really dangerous, no more so than downloading an arbitrary binary and executing it at least. The script is delivered over https, so you're not going to be MITM'ed, and you're trusting rustup to provide you the valid install script. If you _are_ MITM'ed, it doesn't really matter what your delivery method is unless you do a verification from another device/network, and if you don't trust rustup then why are you downloading and executing their installer?
What's with the hate for DMVs? Maybe they're bad in some US states, but in mine (Massachusetts), I really can't imagine a better-run business, private or public, that accomplishes so much with so little investment.

You can do most things online with a much better UX than most commercial websites. No crappy ads or pop-ups. Plus when you do need to go in, you book a time slot at a DMV center online.

Recently I had to bring my daughter for a driving license to the one in Brockton, MA. When you go in, they give you a token number. The currently processing token number is shown on a huge LED display on the wall. Hundreds of customers are in there, many of them don't speak much English, etc., but things move pretty smoothly and fast. Very efficient.
Looks like they support bulk ordering: https://frame.work/support?category=business-volume-ordering...
Yep, we currently support orders of up to 5 laptops per order for the original 11th Gen Intel Core-based Framework Laptop. For larger quantities for businesses, we also have additional business-focused payment methods via Balance (including things like NET terms). We're building ingestion flows for that, but in the meantime you can submit a request through our support form: https://frame.work/support?category=business-volume-ordering...
That depends... what if you accept the most basic digital twin being a database entry with the unique id? :P
In broad strokes, yep.
My company moved mandatory fun to Zoom.

I joined the first half of the first call back in 2020, nothing after that.

It will hurt me in the long run, but I can’t stomach mandatory fun.
I think it can be interesting to approach religious teachings from a perennialist mindset: what’s common between all religions.

There is a lot to learn about life and human nature in religion. You don’t have to believe in an afterlife or practice dogma to get something out of it.
Music works for me too. When I listen to music, the feeling of choosing between "fun" and "work" disappears because I get to do both. Once I am focusing on the work I no longer pay attention to the music and I don't stop having fun with the work.

The biggest problem is that I am randomly bored and watch a youtube video. It's just 15 minutes after all, how much could it hurt? and then I waste 2 hours which is 105 minutes more than I had when I started watching that video. Maybe I should play mobile games because those have those pesky daily energy limits that stop you from playing more.
Point #2 is bullshit, there have been many mass stabbing events. Knife crime in general is also a problem. Same thing with vehicular killings. There are a number of high profile cases that have been in the news.