skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I've effectively been off social media for over 6 months now. Here is the method I used to break the cycle. The first day is hardest, then next few days and so on, but focusing on the first day is the only thing that matters to get the momentum. Do not worry about the other days, just the first day.

Day 1, took a blank piece of paper and drew 2 lines horizontally, then split that bar up into 10ish slices with vertical lines. I wrote the number of the current hour in the first box, and next hour in the next box etc.

That is it, I just sliced the day up into hours. Then I stopped using social with the help of the Hide Feed (.com) extension, I ended up paying for it, such a priceless investment for me. And I shaded in part of the hour for the first few hours or so, or even days later when it was harder. And so I had this gamification chart and just filled it in. I would usually write another one the next day etc, but eventually drew out a couple week grid and had like 30 days or so. That doesn't matter until you get past the first day though, just use daily sheets for now. I call them XogoCharts (gamification charts, xogo == game in Galacian (https://translate.google.com/?sl=auto&tl=en&text=xogo&op=tra...). I used to do them up on a computer and make pie charts etc for book chapters etc, but found them to be more effective if I just draw them up in real time with pencil and eraser, the tech was a distraction.

I still visit HN on occasion (it is useful for my career), but I've been social/news _feed_ consumption free for well over 6 months now. It was the feeds that really exhausted me.
> Those are very visible examples, but if you're applying the veil of ignorance test you have to weight by how many people they actually apply to. (I wouldn't be surprised if all of them put together represented a smaller proportion of the population than incarcerated Americans, say). Every government system has some fraction of the population that it "gives up on", that much is unavoidable.

I am deliberately applying an individual level test to the social level. This is not fuzzy utopian everything-should-be-perfect idealism though. Think of it as an extensive test suite to run against a government's policies.

> What about somewhere like Singapore (nominally democratic, but with a single party in power for decades and widely seen as authoritarian)?

EHARDFAIL: active lgbti+ prosecution.
They identified as a lawyer. Explaining what you’re asking could be construed as offering advice on the Internet, which is potentially perilous for their ongoing livelihood. That’s not unique to the law, either, and is common in licensed professions where the license permits you to wield your knowledge at great risk to another (i.e., a physician).

I, for one, am glad otterley pointed it out. It’s an effective caution and prompted me to consider it critically. Given the OP cited case law and therefore sounds somewhat informed, I can understand the urgency of the caution, and I think otterley is (skillfully) balancing that caution against their ongoing responsibilities due to what I’m telling you.
> The licensing body will quickly fill with people aligned with police and be entirely useless.

This, 110%.

It will be useless for the same reason Internal Affairs is useless. The line of "We investigated ourselves and found no wrong-doing" will continue.

Police are buddies with the District Attorneys which are buddies with the judges. The result is nobody wants to prosecute police officers.
The 75-year-old lesson for pushing back against Putin
Is data encrypted at rest more secure?
Politically I think the "don't enforce the law" camp includes the median democratic voter, especially in SF.

People keep getting shot and burgled in my neighborhood which used to be quite safe, the only thing keeping me from voting Republican until Democrats learn to stop being stupid is that the Republicans are so opportunistic and unprincipled that they'll gladly cheer while the republic is overthrown.
I agree with you, but this is more a matter of linguistic convenience than lack of education or perspective imo. The people who call chesa far left in the USA know perfectly well what they mean, other people have no trouble understanding it either.
Make the licensing body pay out settlements against its members and you’ll get them to “manage out” the bad apples.
The "never spend on anything or get into debt" mindset is common, but it's odd to find it on the forum of a VC firm. Just because something is called "subsidies" doesn't mean you don't get things back in return.
Magic Leap Commits to OpenXR and WebXR
Do you really intend to argue that the quality of life in just about anytime before the 1960's is better than it is now? Quite a lot of people were still stuck on the subsistence farming treadmill.

>Nor do I think that is a given fact. More people starve today than there were people alive a few hundred years ago

So no credit for feeding the billions who eat on the back of modern, energy intensive, fertilizer production?
Well, HN is written in a lisp.
"Freedom of speech is always the freedom of the other side" - Rosa Luxemburg.

The sad thing is that only 22 years ago, the ACLU had their priorities straight: https://www.aclu.org/press-releases/aclu-statement-defending...
Try with this tutorial: https://pypanta.github.io/how-to-install-python-from-source-...

I also using Debian 11, and this is how I always install Python from source:

wget https://www.python.org/ftp/python/3.11.0/Python-3.11.0b3.tgz

tar xvzf Python-3.11.0b3.tgz
cd Python-3.11.0b3.tgz

sudo apt install libssl-dev zlib1g-dev libbz2-dev liblzma-dev libffi-dev tcl-dev libgdbm-dev libsqlite3-dev libreadline-dev tk tk-dev libmpdec-dev

./configure --enable-loadable-sqlite-extensions --enable-shared --with-lto --enable-optimizations --with-system-expat --with-system-ffi --with-computed-gotos --with-system-libmpdec --enable-ipv6 CC=x86_64-linux-gnu-gcc

make
sudo make altinstall
The data availability statement in this article undermines its entire premise.

> We did not publish our raw data along with the manuscript because it could be understood that we are publicly shaming authors who did not want to share their data. As for the raw data that were received during this study, we informed our study participants that those raw data will be deleted after being examined and that all data and communication will be treated with strict confidence.
Agreed on avoiding finger pointing. But the bit about "American Far Left" is spot on.
The one I bought doesn't seem to be available any more (and the reviews are gone... strange). But I saw several other ones at similar pricepoints and with similar reviews.

To be frank though, I do not expect this battery to last 10 years. I'll be happy if it maintains its 4-hour charge over the next couple years. If you're operating on that kind of timeline you might be out of luck.
> Exposing a vulnerability in a public forum is the fastest way to patch said vulnerability.

Unjustified empirical claim.

And even if it were true, it would still be insufficient for justifying public disclosure, classic is-ought.

Also, only nerds stand up for security nerds.
It was quite advanced BASIC, so I imagine any kind of business application.

https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na...
I'm sorry, how it became my responsibility to figure out everybody's problems? This is exactly sort of baloney that led to today's problems - that criminals are but innocent victims because they weren't served with high-paying jobs on a silver plate (which jobs btw they have zero interest in if you asked them, because you have to actually work - who needs that trouble?).

There's no shortage of opportunities to earn one's living - Bay Area is not exactly a post-apocalyptic wasteland where one only can survive by joining a roaming gang of bandits. And we've all seen recordings of people driving through store windows in luxury cars, grabbing all they could and fleeing away - these people aren't forced to do it by lack of jobs at nearby Costco. These people don't want a $17/hr job - they want expensive stuff for free, so they could sell it off and live like kings.

> if you're annoyed enough to recall a DA because you lack the will or the funds to purchase private security?

You now convinced me you're trolling. The argument of "you can't demand maintaining order from DA, just buy private security" can't be taken seriously.
Civil liberties get trampled every day without adequate legal representation. I don't see how the ACLU no longer going out of their way to defend human scum is such a big blow.
> lol, that's pretty easy to do when you just stop prosecuting people. Same way graduation rates increase if you just stop failing people.

Or the way COVID cases drop when you stop testing!
Incorrectly confident without reservation, undermining in mis-truthful ways. Again. This is not playing straight, & is taking too much rope.

Google's warning in their Intent to Ship[1] is still clear:

> Ergonomics risks: Authors can easily increase complexity of selector query or style invalidation by using ':has()' pseudo classes.

This could still fail. Safari hasn't "figured out a way to do it." (And their implementation is significantly less complete at that.) They're taking a gamble, a bet, that this feature will be Good-Enough and Not-Too-Bad. This bet could hurt the web badly. We should not jump to conclusions on this. You are counting the chickens before they hatch. Again, to seek to award points here, to say either company is doing better: it seems a misdeed (the releases are, relatively speaking, very near each other) and premature (this could be a fast or slow catastrophe).

I feel like you continue to play up bad side of Brandolini's Law[2], which I had hoped we could avoid tonight unlike last night. "The amount of energy needed to refute bullshit is an order of magnitude larger than is needed to produce it." You have some ok-ish areas of inquiry, but they're always intricately inter-woven with hyper-politization point-scoring sabotage. The question establishes legitemacy, then the nails of doubt & questioning shatter any established said facts: this is not to understand, it's to spread confusion/doubt. Never have you acknowledged a single point said, only spread more doubt.

[1] https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/g/blink-dev/c/bRsbl...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandolini%27s_law
A lack of understanding of the philosophy of science is how we get engineers who confuse their models with reality and try to invent perpetual motion machines.
Horrible experience the poor man went through. I hope he finds justice and peace.
Indeed, that is why they were written in Assembly.
> Chesa represents what I believe will be a self-inflicted shift to the Republican Party by many moderate and formerly left wing voters.

It won't change much locally beyond the Democrats that win being one notch closer to moderate. Nationally, it feeds a narrative Republicans will push about how this is what the most progressive policies in the country will get you, then re-air the video of people shooting up in the Civic Center BART station.
Personally, I respect the ACLU's freedom to not collaborate with fascists.
Reversal of Diabetes Thru Fasting
Yes it does, you’re misunderstanding the tweets. You need TSO to emulate x86-64 correctly.
Well, sure. You have developing countries... developing, in addition to the (difficult to quantify) outsourcing effects that I mentioned above.

Note that I really want electricity usage to go up a lot, too. It's just overall primary energy usage that we want to stay level or go down. That's why I used the primary energy usage metric. After all, moving to an electric car or replacing natural gas heating with a heat pump "increases electricity usage."
Agreed, "late-stage capitalism" was spot on, thanks for not challenging that.

A phrase that you actually thought came from "around 1860ish" is dismissed, but an ancient debunked hypothesis from the 1700s is your belief system?
Is it me only who is bothered by the fact that this "http" link from popular service blogspot, doesn't get auto-redirected to "https"?
You're basically reinventing internal affairs, aren't you?
This can't be simple as a corrupt or lazy prosecutor, right? What is the full story here?
How is that any worse than exploiting Chinese workers, funding the CCP, and wasting time and resources to ship goods halfway across the world?

We need to stop being so hung up on ethics that we fail to arrest our civilization's descent.
Welcome to the US.

Supposedly everybody wants to come here.
I was really hoping the parent commenter would give me an example of a place that does this. Seems like it would be nice place to work.
They seem to be pretty effective at organizing and advocating for themselves.
A prosecutor who was captured by ideology.
Stupid drug laws cause the problem. Criminalizing drugs creates crime.

We do have a drug epidemic happening but the answer certainly isn't locking people up.
Deep Dive into JIT Compiler Optimisations
Depends of which society you're talking about. High society doesn't want to pay taxes.
Actually, I don't even understand why this discussion of stability is at all relevant. Let's imagine the software was mature to the point where it literally never needed to change again; every last bug is squashed, every desired feature is implemented, the final version of the software is released. What exactly changes? TFA isn't primarily complaining that distros are packaging old versions, after all, but complaining that distros aren't doing enough QA. What would prevent a distro from linking a perfectly mature Bottles against an old version of GTK which has a bug which breaks Bottles?

So even if you have a personal definition of "beta" which categorises this software as "beta"... that's not even remotely related to the contents of the article.
Judging from the chart, looks like about a 20% drop in felony prosecutions in 2020/2021 compared to a typical previous year, plus a larger drop in the number of misdemeanor prosecutions. (Which, note, are separate statistics from the number of reported crimes.)

The once-in-a-century pandemic also had significant effects here, both on the DA office and courts, and on the level/types of crime in the city, making it hard to get a clear causal story about the relation between prosecution decisions vs. crime rates.

What is the “actual purpose” of the DA’s office in your view: to prosecute as many cases as possible, irrespective of circumstances?
Europeans understand that you don't have to play, right? I'm not playing. I don't think I've ever played a game with a lootbox. No part of me feels compelled to legislate away the liberties of my fellow countrymen.
Until you happen upon the recipes due to some random event !
care to expand on that?
To my knowledge the one law introduced was the disallowance of public characters (mostly footballers at this moment) appearing in advertisements. Other than that it was indeed hoped that the industry would regulate itself.

The very odd thing is that a lot of shows still include them. The intent of the Dutch government is to be the largest shareholder in most gambling activities, to not allow the illegal field to take over. Yet you can find it being normalised in so many shows. TOTO has been winning the advertisement prize awards years on end already. And not be targeted to the younger audience yet you find most advertisements especially targeted to them.

The latest change in legalisation of online gambling made it explode to ever more absurd levels. There is very little reason to expect the market to manage itself.

It’s great that these loot boxes are banned and I hope it stays that way, and the severe advertisement industry around these gambling practices is winded down.
Imagine if functions were explained the same way: A function is just a mapping from a domain to a codomain. This would also be pretty useless and confusing for someone trying to lean how to write print("hello world")
This is why you have an ‘independent’ police complaints authority, and that then ends up between my stacked in much the same way. TIL.
I think the random generator might be broken.... It spit out some offensive stuff that maybe you don't want on a business site, though it did give me a laugh lol...

> What the fk did you just fking say about me, you little btch? I'll have you know I graduated top of my class in the Navy Seals, and I've been involved in numerous secret raids on Al-Qaeda, and I have over 300 confirmed kills.
> Which is a huge part of why the replication crisis is such a thing

Is it though? From what I’ve seen it is mostly caused by p-hacking/small sample sizes/poor experimental design.
wait, don't the USAF claim they haven't lost a single SR-71 ever?
or is that caveat "haven't lost during combat"?
I had to look up what "kafkaesque" means [1]

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wkPR4Rcf4ww
I really hate flames like this, especially since I can't guess which side you're arguing on:

- "China's modern cities far outshine Cold War Europe-- Wtf is with these misconceptions?"

- "A whole lot of China is rural and undeveloped. You think it's like Cold War Europe-- Wtf is with these misconceptions"

Maybe make an argument instead of just being unkind to other commenters.
Forking Metamask
I’ve been able to create a fork of metamask, but it clashes with the original one when both extensions are running. I am looking for a way to change the base provider In the fork, so I can interact with dapps
> God forbid people save up a bunch of money and decide to not work for a year or two.

That's interesting. My assumption is that you would need to work so that you can save a bunch of money.
Monsoon 2022: Expect a delay, first 2 months may be dry
> 45k songs

Oof. I recently embarked on a similar retagging project, but since I'm not that big a music listener and only had a few thousand files, I actually made it through.

On the other hand in a similar vein I decided that I wanted to geotag all my old pictures and I've got no idea whether I'll ever make it through that project, or not…
Could you perhaps elaborate?

Was there any specific that American (and United, I suppose), did differently from other airlines that enabled the attack?
MSI doesn't do dependencies though, does it? You can launch one installer from another, for example if you want to install a .net framework with the app, but they're completely unrelated afterwards. There's no built in mechanism for updating them either.
> 2-of-2 multisig that downgrades to 1-of-2 multisig over time

Did you mean "downgrades to 1-of-1"? "1-of-2" implies either key would work.

> The multisig reverts to only your key after a printed expiration date on the note
To be clear, it's not the free-to-play model itself which is illegal here. There are plenty of F2P games which are fine in these countries. It's specifically gambling-style loot boxes where you pay to have a small chance of winning very valuable items which is banned.

F2P games which are clear about exactly what you're getting for your money in each transaction are fine, and there are plenty of F2P games which do this successfully and legally.
More power means the ability to do things less efficiently - to pollute less. Steel, concrete, liquid fuels could all be carbon free, and what has been emitted sucked out of the atmosphere. Nearly every process that pollutes could be made to not - it 'just' takes energy.

As for everything else, we've barely even scratched the surface of this rock we're standing on - to say nothing of the rest of the dist system.
Wonder how many people actually played the game as opposed to parroting whatever they heard from YouTubers? Metacritic user score has become useless since people started to doing review bomb.
I closed the page after waiting about 5 seconds for the page to load.

Yes, I realize that the "loading" was really just Javascript effects to present each element individually. I'm sure that artists and designers love that stuff. But the people interested in a programming language framework are people who have things to do and value their time - otherwise they would not be looking for a framework.
> I want to talk to a lawyer

Honestly, I'd be worried that they'd just say "cool, that's nice, good for you."
Probably better to be 100% explicit: "I am invoking my right to speak to an attorney" (as opposed to just saying you want to do something)
?

"Hedonic treadmill" is from 1970 and not disproven. Going back to the 1700s would be a good demonstration - why would "late capitalism" be more depressing than being a subsistence farmer who had 10 children because the first 7 died?
Coincidentally, crime rates in Alameda County are anecdotally only getting worse. I've never seen it as bad as it is now, in terms of blatant property theft, armed robberies, and mentally deranged homeless.
Musicbrainz Picard will put the release date of the remastered album in the DATE tag, and the release date of the first release in the ORIGINALDATE tag. Some players support sorting by original release date.
There’s no way it is that high. A remarkably high percentage of work across the sciences is “computational” these days, which involves potentially very intensive simulation.
Our middle east misadventures were for oil, and they cost a pretty penny (and many lives).
Use space-elevator. Attach heat-pipe. Radiate away.
This occurred in July 2021.
Yeah friend worked for an executive compensation firm for a while. It was all about justifying increasing the CEO's compensation to match what other companies were paying. There is also the problem of the incestuous you scratch my back I scratch yours nature of board membership.
I have no clue how you came to this conclusion when nothing in the article complains that distros aren't releasing new versions fast enough. Which exact part of TFA would stop being a problem if Bottles was released less frequently?
You're intentionally missing the point. This is wrong and you know it. Impressions are different than building a model that can say anything using someone's voice, especially if they're recognizable and/or relative public figures.

It's like someone selling stolen credit cards and then claiming they're doing nothing wrong because people who are buying them are the ones committing the crimes.
Show HN: Evangelion Title Card Generator