skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
SAME is a copy style/properties operation; it modifies the selection to have the properties of the target.

AGAIN repeats the previous operation on the current (presumably new) selection.

KEYBOARD brought up an on-screen keyboard for special characters.

MOVE moved the current selection to the target location, and COPY duplicated the current selection at the target location. There was no invisible clipboard. [also previously edited into my comment below]

See The star user interface: an overview
which is now happily free: https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/1500774.1500840
I'm curious what the BBC doc has to say about the Soviet lunar program; my impression (mostly from reading Asif Siddiqi's history Challenges to Apollo) is that the lack of political support and focus post-Gagarin lead to a late start on a lunar landing program, plus lack of funding and splitting resources between Korolev's N1-L3 architecture and Chelomei's programs. Between those factors, the uncertainty caused by Khrushchev's overthrow, and Korolev's death, it doesn't seem like the Soviets had much of a chance of beating the US to a lunar landing.
> More than 60% of Americans taking antidepressant medication have taken it for 2 years or longer, with 14% having taken the medication for 10 years or more.

https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/products/databriefs/db76.htm

It seems like most people do stop using them with time.
I'm not saying you should be disallowed from anything, its your project. I'm just calling for people inconvenienced by this to do more.
> keeping bad people out

you seem very confident about that. In my experience LC/FAANG style interview don't keep bad people out.
Okay so then can I have some fun driving a bulldozer on your property, or are you no fun too?
Sure, as long as Node, C#, Java, Haskell are all C replacements as well.
Which I am okay with claiming, as GC has no considerable overhead for most use cases, but go is not unique in any way or shape.
> you can solve that with a manual implementation instead of a derive.

How? I thought the orphan rule said you can only define trait implantations at struct definition or trait definition
Don't overlook the "topics" of GH and GL; they (currently) require the repo owner to apply those labels, so it can be hit-or-miss but often works pretty well

* e.g. https://github.com/topics/aws

* https://gitlab.com/explore/projects/topics/aws
Not to be a pedant but the Ryanair CEO is Eddie Wilson -- Michael O'Leary now heads up the umbrella group behind Ryanair. It's astonishing to me that the Press Release outlines suggests otherwise.
virtualDj was atomixMp3 - and was better back then in one major way; there was a large button for mix-now that would fade one track to the next player on click-demand.

The way virtualDj does this with the auto-play list in a little window is not as appealing. Maybe someone has made a new skin available to make this an option, I haven't delved into it in years now.

Definitely something I'd like to see - when you are doing live events that require cutting songs and instrumentals and such between - it's be much better for ease of use to have 2 or 3 large 'decks' with visible cue points and be able to have autoplay running with a list or switch/fade manually to deck 2 or 3 - and then back.

I was not able to see if such options might be better with the small screenshots on the features page, but I may give a download and try it out a bit.
You'll use your time better if you'll work more to buy more things made it China. Preferably plastic.
A Redfin Layoff
For me, and I think most that use their cars often, the vehicle is driving/away from the house during the day.
The big deal is no blackouts. That's a first for pro sports broadcasting I think...
> After his [Erdos] mother's death in 1971 he started taking antidepressants and amphetamines, despite the concern of his friends, one of whom (Ron Graham) bet him $500 that he could not stop taking them for a month. Erdős won the bet, but complained that it impacted his performance: "You've showed me I'm not an addict. But I didn't get any work done. I'd get up in the morning and stare at a blank piece of paper. I'd have no ideas, just like an ordinary person. You've set mathematics back a month."

How could we give these to children indeed.

Of course this article is about Ritalin which is not comparable.
There is no download option on the iOS mobile app :(
Ask HN: Any Sales Engineers out here?
Interested in learning more about what your experience was. Did you start as a software engineer and move to SE? Do you like it? Was the move $$$ motivated? What are your long term career goals?
they probably want to be single parents because they see the bad examples of parenting all around them. but that doesn't mean that they would still want to be singe parents if they could experience good parenting.
They said the same thing about the Switch and the 3DS as well :)
It's just sweeping a problem under a carpet approach.

Real solution is alas one that eludes us today. The real issue is the blur in lines between economic migrant and refugee, with one used to bismish the other and anything to address the former being classed as an attack upon the later. Hence the whole subject is just a can or worms that just does not get dealt with.

As for the UK, when the majority of the economic and refugee's arrive via safe countries like France then it kinda adds a whole layer of debate that you just don't get with other countries migrant/refugee problems.

Honestly should be that people who need to escape a country for fear of their life should be able to walk into any other countries embasy and apply for asylum. That though is still not a thing, which only helps fuel illegal smugglers who will take refugees and economic migrants equally if they have the money. Which is the bigger sadness of all with how things are working currently as how many true refugee's in fear of their life have died as they had no means to pay for a way out! That whole aspect of thought is just sadening and yet, overlooked as the focus is all about those who had the means or morals to pay smugglers and can imagine there are those who probably had the means but equally ethics and morals that meant they were unwilling to pay in effect crimininals.

So I guess changing how people apply for Ayslum and the ability to walk into the nearest forign embassy would certainly be a start in solving things.

Then distibution equally needs to be fair around the Globe, so no one country becomes burgened, though that would be a whole area of debate the UN could work out. Certainly the ability to apply at embassys would be huge improvment.
I read or heard somewhere that we don't have a justice sysyem, we have a legal sysem, and those are very different things. Made me sad, as it rings very true.
This link would be useful to see on first page of HackerNews. The Duolingo article - not as much.
Sites A and B both include content from the spying website S, which sets some cookies. Now S can correlate your visits to A and B because it's able to read its own cookies.

This change makes it so that requests A -> S (requests from A to S) and B -> S are treated as A -> S1 and B -> S2 instead.

Now S1 cannot read cookies from S2 and vice versa, even though they are the same site.
Congrats on graduating with a CS degree.

I graduated a little over a decade ago and I'm very happy I work in the software field.

Now let me tell you, you have a major advantage over me when I graduated, because you have a degree in computer science instead of electrical engineering.

When I applied for jobs I had taken a total of 3 computer science classes, I had huge gaps in my knowledge. I had never taken a class in Java, and crammed for a month to have enough knowledge to pass an interview and get a job offer, and I did this all in a city which was not a major tech hub. I'm not trying to brag that I was able to do this all, instead I'm trying to let you know that you likely have a lot more training then you think.

Now the reality was that I couldn't get a job at a big tech company as I couldn't get past the resume screen, instead I had to start out at a consulting company with a lower bar to get hired, but I learned and got experience and I've had a great career since. I've worked for all kinds of companies that you've heard of.

If I could give my younger self some advice it would be this:
1) Know big O notation and complexity inside and out, interviews love asking these types of questions, for example how do you do binary sort etc
2) Have a strong grasp of common data structures, types of Maps, types of Lists
3) Practice recursion, especially if it doesn't come naturally, it doesn't for most people
4) Practice coding problems, really cram, there are lots of good resources out there
5) Apply to lots of jobs, and go to as many interviews as you can, even if you don't think it's the right opportunity, interviewing is a skill that you can get better at
No blackouts or restrictions sounds really interesting.
Personal opinion and I realize that there would be absolute opposite school of thought as reflected in the article, nevertheless..

This obsession and tension about the time 'left' I don't get it. As an example, sometimes I'm worried about very long life ahead for which I don't have enough savings to navigate in old age. When in misery (ex. out of job, out of long relationship, lonely.. etc) time stretches really long. But when ecstatic and happy, the past (unhappy) time doesn't really matter how much ever long it was.

Time really does not matter.
Define complete.

Turning machines are only complete on a self-referential way, within the limited scope of computation.

Human language is far more complex than a Turing Machine language or any other computational language.
U.S. bill to rein in Big Tech backed by dozens of small and big companies
>He seems like he has a singular goal: lowest ticket prices

That's just a means to an end for his real singular goal: higher profits

I'm not saying there's anything wrong with that, but his real singular goal is not "lowest ticket prices".
You know what? Screw it, I'm starting a bookclub on the readings for the Harvard Classics. Here's the discussion for today's reading: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31741839

I'll try my level best to post the daily reading every day for the next year. Let's use those posts as a place to discuss the readings. Join me on this 15-minute-a-day quest to bettering ourselves.
> Only use fork in toy programs. The challenge is that successful toy programs grow into large ones, and large programs eventually use threads. It might be best just to not bother.

How do you create a new process and pipe it data in a fast fashion without using fork, exec or posix_spawn ?
People in USA can’t vote to choose their leader at all - they can only choose their representatives, who then vote for the leader. That’s almost exactly how it works in China.
BBS's changed my life. It put me onto the path that I took. I wouldn't change it for the world. I've started and sold 5 businesses with my business partner and am still in business with my business partner, whom I met on a BBS when I was around 14... he was 13. That was 30 years ago.
I personally find the whole thing fascinating and a relevant intersection of tech and society, perfectly fitting here.

A type of distributed database software quickly gains mass frenzy, people bidding up the price of the database entries, leading to a cambrian explosion of scams, fraud, hype, environmental destruction, ransomware and terrorism, and now undergoing what seems to be a catastrophic (and well-deserved IMHO) collapse.
sigh What is Tether for again, and why is its market cap ridiculously high? What's wrong with actual USD?

I would make a bet on Metaculus if I just understood why people use this thing. Is it only for DeFi / Ethereum-type smart contracts now? Those interest-earning things that earn 20% a year? For porn stars who keep USDT and have to periodically redeem them for USD because banks refuse to do business with them?
Then perhaps we should buy catalytic converters for them - there are 300 million vehicles in India, so that would be about 900 billion dollars - is it worth it? Would the pollution reduction be that great? Probably a better use of a trillion dollars than the war on terror, at least from a pollution standpoint.
what is this title? how does a falling sperm count find something?
Politeness can't be enforced by law, sorry. In practice, this kind of tone policing laws produce double standards. OK to show the utmost vitriol towards "woombledores" in the most public manner, but don't even dare question the "mardesmoores", or else jail time for you.
Define "slightly older". The US Equal Opportunity Employment considers you part of the protected class against age discrimination if you're over 40 (see https://www.eeoc.gov/age-discrimination). Let's be honest, 40 is pretty much considered the entry point into "middle age".
> IMO from what I've seen of parents are that people who bring their children at a young-ish age to a therapist have a different issue.

I see this with someone close to me.

Diagnosed with ADHD as a child, medicated, later diagnosed with depression.

The real issue, however, was probably more related to brain development/executive function because their mother smoked a pack of cigarettes a day through pregnancy.

You've struck a nerve with some commenters, but personally I think you're on to something.
> This is the default configuration. In this scenario, your private key isn’t stored in AWS and can only be retrieved when it’s created. The threat could be leaking your key pair by mistake or by an insider. This is something that can happen but is not unique to SSH access.

So in other words, the default EC2 configuration is plenty secure, or at least as secure as anything else? And you need a whole article to explain that?

I'm so sick of compliance and security turning into this, "It's easier to say no and not think about anything than it is to actually evaluate the situation and provide a real opinion." nonsense...
OpenSea's fees is 2.5% of each transaction. There's a creator fee on top of that which the creator can decide. It usually ranges between 2.5-7.5%.

On average, you should assume that OpenSea takes around 30-40% from this 200M fees.
If you have a concern about this, talk to your doctor.

Also keep in mind "sex drive" (aka "libido") can be easily affected by worrying about it. Talk to a psych about it because generally speaking psych-caused libido issues are super-easy to treat.

Lastly, if you are taking medications check for whether decreased libido is on the list of known side effects. Check in with your doctor anytime you have a well-known side effect to see if you can ignore it or not.
Multiple Lockfiles in Python Repos: A Hybrid Approach with Pants
After what we have observed with assets flying to astronomical levels when a worldwide pandemic hit against all common sense, it is amazing that this mantra still exists.

My observation is that many people do not respect history, and they only think in terms of how markets behaved during their small lifetime. For example, the Fed dominating markets with a foolish policy of bailing out the poor performers and flooding the market with cheap money and waterfalls of debt has been done by governments in history with catastrophic results.
Logseq has a super powerful plugin system that can have whole react apps in it.

Once people get set up with public profiles, a plugin could be built to make it easier to create profiles, friends, browse, etc. Just some simple buttons and fields to start.
At least in the US, you'd have to subpoena platforms for the actual activity logs.
I like to use this phrase: it is okay to just enjoy existing.

You don't have to hike up a mountain, see the world, turn off that TV show you like, or even skip out on unhealthy stuff like going to the bar or eating that piece of cake you shouldn't have (in moderation) to live an enjoyable, fulfilling life.

If what you're doing right now is enjoyable, that's enough.
That is 100% normal. Inflation isn't a magic force that is applied evenly to the economy. It is an emergent property characterized by decreased purchasing power of money. There is a misconception that inflation is caused by a policy or by some other hidden force. It is actually caused by the same laws of supply and demand that govern every other economic calculation. Right now, demand for almost everything (including labor) is very high and supply is very low. Conversely, the supply of money is high. So prices and wages all go up. Currently at different speeds. Energy and food supplies are being pinched by the war in Ukraine which is causing them to inflate faster than other products. Supply chains are affecting imported goods in a lot of places more than domestically produced. Things like food and energy are largely "inelastic" which means that demand can't go down even when price goes up. You can slow down your purchases of new phones or shoes or other stuff, but you can't eat less or stop heating your house. Things where demand is more elastic, you may just see people buy less in response to high prices until it hits equilibrium.
This law has good intentions but will be used to imprison political rivals and online gamers. The first link in the chain is forged, captain, get ready for a wild ride.
A bit of discussion here:

Larry Ellison’s Lanai Isn’t for You–Or the People Who Live There (bloomberg.com)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31686344

12 points | by SirLJ | 4 days ago | 7 comments
LinkedIn built and uses https://iris.claims/ . I don't know how it compares to alternatives, but I find IRIS relatively pretty easy to use.
> Youth with ADD/ADHD engaged in screen time with an average of 149.1 min/weekday and 59% had a TV in their bedroom. Adjusting for child and family characteristics, having a TV in the bedroom was associated with 25 minute higher daily screen time (95% CI: 12.8–37.4 min/day). A bedroom TV was associated with 32% higher odds of engaging in screen time for over 2 h/day (OR = 1.3; 95% CI: 1.0–1.7).

This does not imply causation. Someone with ADHD is more likely to give in to distraction and dopamine. This study was done with a sample of people who already have ADHD. Nothing in it indicates that television time is going to cause ADHD.

Someone who has a better relationship with exercise, screens, or whatever, doesn't mean they don't have ADHD anymore. Medicated or not. They just have better support and lifestyle habits that minimize how much it might impact them.
No, I work in the private sector in land development. This is actually a good deal for me because I'm full remote whereas in my area I'd be looking at a $15-20k pay cut.
ETH has enough liquidity to easily absorb that volume tbh.
The only context in which you can be technically still employed but be refused access to your work tools is if you are suspended for a grave mistake. Abuse this at your own risk, as the employee isn't paid in the mean time and will very likely get tribunal-happy. Any other concept (paid leave, maternity leave, vacation leave, * leave) means you are still an employee of the company and the company is legally obligated to give you access to your work tools.

On leave, you are trusted as an employee to not do any work. Anything you do will be your own responsibility, or eventually the employer's responsibility to refuse any work you hand over. You are also not covered by the company's insurance on your leave. Your company cutting off access is a clear breach of contract.
Theft is bad, but it isn't an existential risk to the whole system. The value is still there, just moved.

Leverage is a different matter entirely, because "fractional reserve" style financing inflates the money supply.
The monetary economy is like a juggling act. Increasing velocity makes it look more valuable, but when velocity slows down, the system becomes insolvent.
> It does feel like there's a lot of "hey that's weird, this one person isn't like everyone else, maybe we should try pumping some drugs into them" going on.

But it isn't like that.

Just as a thought excercise imagine you're talking about glasses, that's how damaging and silly such arguments are.

Things like bad eyesight or executive dysfunction don't start and end on school grounds, they're just more visible and more obstructive there.
As I’ve gotten older it’s harder for me to learn an entirely new area (like say going from web dev to mobile or ML). But it’s actually easier to learn a new variation of something (like the latest JS framework) because it’s usually pretty similar to one of the things I already know. I guess this leads to increasing specialisation, but it also means studies that merely count “new skills” will be misleading if they don’t differentiate in which way the skills are new.
Don't use their apps then, learn to navigate the dark patterns on the web, not that bad.

Horrible, they make you walk or they transport you with a bus? OMG, savages.

Just sleep or listen to music on that 1-3hr flight, why deal with the crew?

Sorry, but you made me laugh at bumpy landings :)

You might have been unlucky with specific airports.

I have no stake in defending them, but I expect the same as a crappy train/bus ride for the price which is about the same.
Finding Vulnerabilities with VulFi Ida Plugin
They're an exchange with high fees. They make a fortune from people buying and selling...
Nixon, who was president by the time the US landed on the moon, in case you've forgotten, hated JFK, and had ever since he lost to Kennedy in the 1960 election after Nixon's disastrous appearance at the debate vs JFK.

So of course, when Nixon became president, he considered Apollo to be JFK's program and killed it. Not all at once – first by cancelling missions after 17, then more so. Also, Nixon wanted the money for his expansion of the war in Vietnam after the Tet Offensive, as well as money for his other imperialist interventions around the world.

The reason why we got the Space Shuttle was, bluntly, Air Force involvement in wanting a reusable, crewed vehicle to deploy and retrieve spy satellites. That's why the shuttle bay got to be so big[1]

1 https://www.thespacereview.com/article/1960/1
It's an effective mood regulator, because it's a mood dampener. You lose the lows, but you also lose the highs. Evanescence has a song about its effects, and they're much more eloquent about it than I could ever be.

Especially as someone who wasn't bi-polar - it was creepy af... kind of like disassociation. It wasn't me.
At my previous gig we reduced the friction for doc contributions to just a PR but with no review requirement; if the contributor felt the need for feedback or review they would seek it, otherwise just merge the changes.
A real nostalgia rush here on the dogcow.
There is quite a few theories now, such as mitochondrial issues(mayo clinic is doing a study on this). It is actually a Topoisomerase II inhibitor, like some anticancer drugs, but how that all works is a bit above my pay grade and I don't want to mislead anyone about what that could imply.

Edit: I think the reactions are rare but not as rare as we think. The onset of symptoms is anywhere from few hours after a single dose up to 12 months(this is now on the label). If I did not have an instant reaction I don't think I would have believed that a medication I took 6 months ago caused it. I have talked to many individual suffering from SFN, CFS, Fibro, chronic tendonitis issues who had an infection prior and took the drug. The physician never asked and they never made the connection.

Few individuals recovered, only to take the drug again few years later and end up in a worse state.
then set up a github account and put up a project that says "my stuff is hosted over here instead"
Google search: '[topic] awesome'. For example, 'react awesome' or 'web dev awesome'. Next, look for a github repo. You can also add "site:github.com" to your search, such as, "image editing awesome site:github.com".

This was a great tip given to me by a friend. I've found some amazing tools and resources because of it.
What is 'hate speech'?
Intel tries to get its chip manufacturing back on track with Intel 4 due in 2023