skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That really undersells how horrible targeted harassment of a person and everyone that person knows can be.

> The degree to which the effect of the cause is typical matters a lot in designing legislation or making fair decisions that apply equally to everyone.

I think this was added after I replied. I would certainly agree this legislation is overly broad and probably not helpful. At first I thought you were arguing cyberbullying could only be a matter of life and death if you had a "mental disorder".
Must be quite the paranoid business, given even tier 1 banks here (in the UK) will happily run GPL software.
That's when they went all-in on professional services as their primary go-to-market, chasing high buzzword quotient stuff that was meant to capture services revenue and lock into proprietary software. Remember WebSphere?
Because it's bombastic trope snarkery, a form that's not a fit for this forum, independent of its content or message. It's in the guidelines linked at the bottom and years of moderator commentary.
Short term US treasuries specifically. They are pretty insensitive to interest rate changes since they are close to maturity.
The criminal code describes specific protected categories & speech and, if it becomes unclear, the courts determines the specific line in individual cases. In some cases it goes to the supreme court to set a general standard.
I couldn't agree more. It's about time all the hate speech against whites is brought to a halt. Blaming them for every societal ill under the sun has already resulted in deaths [1,2,3,4,5,6]. If only the US didn't have the first amendment, some of these lives could have been saved. Does your "right" to speak really matter more than their right to life?

Or is that not what you had in mind?

[1] https://www.yahoo.com/news/dont-white-people-man-fatal-12211...

[2] https://karlstack.substack.com/p/his-name-was-seth-smith

[3] https://nypost.com/2021/11/24/waukesha-christmas-parade-vict...

[4] https://nypost.com/2021/06/15/black-suspects-shooting-spree-...

[5] https://www.the-sun.com/news/1129367/jessica-doty-whitaker-a...

[6] https://fox40.com/news/california-connection/im-glad-that-it...
There are other paths. You can operate all sorts of small independent businesses (not just "the trades"). It's a challenging path that requires lots of hustle and produces less reliable (but not necessarily lower) economic results.
They said it was infuriating and they were very tempted to just say “fuck you”, they’re very clearly taking it personally, it’s not meant as a dismissal. I’m just trying to help them not feel personally attacked, but clearly I did that poorly. Sorry about that.
> And yet, people don't care about it.

It works as you expect and you don't ever need to tweak it unless you're really into it, which makes it... boring. Boring is good. You don't want your desktop manager to distract you, it's there to help you!

As for library support, I looked into it but the only real options seem to be to write code in C++ (not a fan) or to use some high level abstraction (Python).

I like GTK for projects like gtk-rust. The relevant types and macros seem much better supported than any Qt binding I've seen so far, and the Qt ones often come with unsafe code blocks out of necessity.

My Rust GUI code will (sadly) be GTK based because of its decent support without too many hacks. That's quite sad, because GTK applications look very GNOME-like, even when running on Windows or macOS. An unfortunate result of their unwillingness to consider other options in the CSD/SSD fight.

Stupid stuff like the inability for applications to look native in any desktop environment is why I don't think we'll reach the year of the Linux desktop any time soon. The Linux desktop can't even run applications in a consistent style.

Any way, I hope KDE will in time grow more language diverse. I'd like to switch my code to a less opinionated code base.
We can't be sure without understanding the actual statute that is being passed and what are its definitions of the wrongdoing, and how it is limited in its scope and power.
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> I guess Flix is Turing-complete while Datalog is not?

Flix is a regular programming language, and supports datalog as a DSL basically, supported by the compiler and type system.
you might want to give Kyso a try (Im a cofounder):

https://about.kyso.io/

We render jupyter notebooks, markown and html - we dont host running jupyter environments -> but we focus on making the experience of sharing with non-techies on your team easy. So can show/hide the code, get comments etc.
> Yeah, we're not here for any purpose

We're not? How'd you figure that one out with 100% certainty?
That’s more difficult, practically speaking, because youth often correlates with inexperience.
Again, this is not about wanting to sit at a desk for hours every day. He's perfectly content to sit at a desk for hours every day, in front of his computer, and yet he'll have the same problems focusing on most things.

Yes, the medication alters brain chemistry and one's "natural state". Do you honestly think that we have the science to realize that it alters brain chemistry, but we don't have the science to realize that some brain chemistries are drastically different from others?

As for the whole "natural state" thing, let's not indulge in appeals to nature here. I forgot where I heard "dog poop and arsenic are both found in nature, but you wouldn't eat either", but it stuck with me. Schizophrenia is a "natural state" for some people. So is depression, or autism. Should we just leave everyone in their "natural state", because it's sacred for some reason? Hence my comment about glasses: some people are naturally short-sighted, too, but they enjoy being able to see better.

Sure, school is an unnatural environment. Civilization is mostly an unnatural environment, too.

What infuriates me, though, is that people who haven't had to walk in my son's shoes -- or mine, but his are more important -- have the audacity to judge from their position of ignorance and declare all the effort and care we went through "a crime that future generations will be rightly horrified by".
Embedding or Building Yourself?
There are sites like stackshare.io
Many of these are quite shallow content, but they should be good for a quick search
The Ending of Product Management
Mark my words, this will be used to punish people for ideas that those in power don't like.

Hate speech laws are dangerous because hate groups are far more dangerous when their true motives are hidden from view.
Brilliant! Now all we need is reliable WiFi, Bluetooth, CPU power management, wake from sleep, screen scaling, and audio and we'll be ready for Linux on the desktop! /s

Less sarcastically though, I found plasma to be the most usable of the bunch and glad to see the release cadence continuing. Gnome et al feel like they are on a relentless march to replicate Mac OS as closely as possible. I find Mac OS's approach to multitasking actively user-hostile, so something same like plasma is welcome.

Ironically I migrated to Mac OS because hardware support in Linux on common dell hardware is just not there, even in the 2020s
>Well current scientific thought says yes

Link to evidence?
First off, do you are assuming that everyone reacts to drugs in the same way? I was taking 1/5th to 1/10th of a 'normal' dose. Secondly, if you do a few minutes of research online you will find that both issues (the high, and the comedown) is not at all an uncommon complaint. Ritalin is a CNS stimulant.

With respect, you are being a bit too condescending relative to the amount of knowledge of the issue you posses.
As you pointed out ADHD is a disease, what’s the cause?

Do you have adhd, or do the drugs help you focus and you want that?

Calling it a disease implies something is wrong, but having trouble focusing isn’t “wrong”. It’s a skill one can acquire and may have a variety of factors impacting it (from genetics to environment to mental management).

That’s the issue I personally take with these kind of discussions. Medication may help you focus (coffee does that), but do people who need coffee in the morning to focus well have a disease? Hardly.
Forced confessions are unfortunately not unique to Japan [1]. Police will behave like that when you reward them based on the number of convictions and don't hold them accountable for screwing over innocent people.

Still sucks, though.

[1]: https://youtube.com/watch?v=obCNQ0xksZ4
Oh sure, the camera will still be a valuable historic artifact. But that is a different question from whether it makes sense to pay $14 million as a financial investment.
I can write code that works NOW, but there is no guarantee that code will work in the future.
Keeping IC Packages Cool
Isn't there some kind of regulation to prevent a bank to be that much exposed to a single customer?
This has been my experience almost exactly. Low dose XR + controlled caffeine usage. Been about 3 years for me now.
The difficult part is I am not convinced anything someone says can violate someone else's right to exist. In the past the solution was to focus on promoting personal mental health, someone who commits bodily harm as a result of something someone else said likely has personal issues that need to be dealt with. People need to realize that other people's opinions should not translate into self harm. The only time I can really understand the need for punishment is when looking at situations like Depp vs Amber, where companies and individuals are prejudice against you because of unsubstantiated claims.
...explain to me how a hash map works. For get about explaining the finer points of sorting algorithms

I've been in software development for 15 years and being able to explain either of these things has never come up and I probably wouldn't be able to give a decent answer without reviewing the topics specifically.
I think this conviction rate statistic is out of context. In the US the conviction rate is 93% and, if the US measured conviction rate the way the Japanese do, it would be 99.8%.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conviction_rate

So, maybe, yes, the Japanese police interrogate you until you confess - I don't know. But other police must do effectively similar things.
I don't use music, but whenever I connect a bluetooth audio device, it opens. You can't disable it without disabling SIP.
edited for clarity.
There have been numerous ludicrous prosecutions and lawsuits of people in your country for violating these laws. Mike Ward, for one. A few other comedians as well. Bill Whatcott. Gregory Elliott.

Some of these people were found guilty, some acquitted. All were prosecuted under these laws.

To be clear I don't agree with any of these people. I don't even find the Mike Ward joke particularly funny. It's a throwaway bit meant to be offensive from my point of view. But I don't think they should be able to be thrown in prison, fined, or sued, because someone's feelings got hurt over some words.
Super short summary: if you just look at addresses/wallets there is some decentralization, but once you apply some de-anonymization techniques and clustering, this idea begins to crumble. the big exchanges are obviously centralized entities.
It's not possible to see any comment on YouTube at the moment
AlertManager is one component of a more complicated infrastructure.

https://prometheus.io/docs/introduction/overview/#architectu...

https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/overview/components/
Not drivers, kernel modules:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31344981
I love this as an idea conceptually, especially as a revenge to most employers rejecting without feedback ... but in practice I imagine you'd burn a lot of bridges if you sent out fraudulent CV's, only to reply "sorry that was just A/B testing on my part" when invited to an interview ...

(maybe not though ... who knows! has anyone ever done this?)
MLB next, please. I don't have cable, which means I just don't watch baseball right now. I would 100% sign up for MLB.tv if I could watch my two favorite teams play.
Tommyrot and Poppycock! That is more or less the precise opposite
reading of "The Harm Principle" that Mill intended.

You're missing the nuance of what these words meant:

> the only purpose for which power can be rightfully exercised over
any member of a civilised community, against his will, is to
prevent harm to others.

Mill then set out extremely limited definition of harm that excluded
more or less all the incidental, implied and perceived harms that are
problematic and open to abuse. In this (Mill's) context harm means
harm, like as assault, robbery, imprisonment and so on.

If ever you want to find the canonical example of a "slippery slope"
it's the perpetual reinterpretation of this principle to move the
goalposts and extend the definition of "harm".

In many ways I think Mill did moral philsophy a disservice by so
loosely stating something that, on face value, is so open to
misinterpretation.
I'm no great lover of the tour since I find 72 hole stroke play tournaments every single weekend pretty boring, but I do get the position they are in. The tour has contractual responsibilities to their tournament sponsors and TV deals that specify a certain strength of field (typically calculated by official world golf ranking). If they have members asking to play in competing league events their strength of field drops and the money dries up, making it hard to draw the top players in the world. For now LIV golf events don't have OWGR points, but that could easily change.

The tour normally grants requests to play in other events, like world players wanting to compete in their national open or host a charity tournament. Lots of European players maintain status on both PGA Tour and DP World Tour (formally the European Tour) and a few guys have won both money lists in the a single year. There are plenty of co-sanctioned events between both tours, even some not run by the tours like the majors. The difference here is an organized league of multiple events wants to poach players without any formal agreement with the tour about strength of field and cross-competing. Suspending people who play in LIV events was really the only option the tour had.
Same here. It seems like it's trying to load them though, showing the spinning indicator.
I'm really curious as to what Apple's broader strategy is with live sports, since that's typically been one of the last big reasons to keep a cable subscription. However, given that Apple TV Plus is going to have at least some MLB games[1] and is rumored to possibly be the new home for the NFL Sunday Ticket[2], they could be seeking to make it the must-have subscription for fans of live sports.

https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2022/03/apple-and-mlb-announc...

https://www.tomsguide.com/news/apple-tv-plus-could-become-ho...
What is the "better way" here?

There is a legitimate use case for having login/identity stuff on a different domain - many of the largest companies in the world are doing this.

How can this issue be solved without either confusing users through the requestStorageAccess API, or forcing everyone to use a single domain for everything?
Targeted harassment is beyond the ken of this discussion, which is about laws regulating all speech uniformly, that do not distinguish between yelling at someone's house from the street every night, and saying something to nobody in particular on Twitter.
You clearly haven't so much as an inkling of how debilitating ADHD can be.

Wish I could have been a proper part of this world we live in as a kid but my diagnosis and treatment only came in adulthood.
thanks, that is bound to come in handy at some point.

AS an aside, this kinda touches on what I mentioned about discoverability - I sorta go out of my way to understand how to get stuff done on these various OSs and this one eluded me. I was under the impression you would have to install powertoys and use 'send to...' commands to get this done on windows GUI.
Dialogs and shadow DOM: can we make it accessible?
I'm glad you said it, I think it's really important, especially for those of us who really like Linux.

It's easy to split hairs over "true Linux" or whatnot, but I think it's far more valuable to celebrate wins like ChromeOS and SteamOS in the hopes of encouraging more of this. I think that's what gets us closer to the general ideas and ideals of "Linux" and or "Free Software" broadly.

It won't be "Year of the Linux Desktop," it will be "Years of many Linux Desktops."
It excludes Android TV and Android phones, from what I can tell.
The concept of God has existed long before any meaningful concept of capitalism.
What they expressed is not contrary to what you express. They said the expected salary conditioned on intelligence for SWE is lower to that of other jobs, and I am inclined to agree. If you include game dev jobs in SWE then it goes even lower.
Show HN: Extension for VS Code to track ML experiments
It doesn't matter if Firefox boosts privacy protections if it breaks popular websites.

Regular users do not know how the web works and when some website breaks because enhanced privacy protections, users think it is a Firefox problem and switch to Chrome because in Chrome everything thing works.

Unfortunately, users don't know things work on chrome because you have zero privacy.
Ask HN: What are some MUST read Russian books?
I have a small amount of Russian science fiction on my to-read. Was wondering what are the broader set of Russian books on everyone's MUST read?

Could also be a really really good book on Russians.
> for many people it's as real as gravity

That would speak to those people's lack of understanding of gravity more than anything else in my view
Distrust of any information from an institutional source would put all of us back to being hunter gatherers and virtually all of us would immediately die from starvation or poisoning from eating the wrong plants.
Can you elaborate how? From what I know, the two most popular implementations - SAML and OIDC don't rely on 3rd party cookies. They rely purely on HTTP redirects.
> "The road to hell is paved with good intentions."

I agree. For example, we created a global flat bidirectional un-gatekept communications network with the altruistic and high-minded belief that if allowed to communicate without the material trappings of class, race, gender, and the various other things that separate us in "meatspace," we'd create a techno-utopia of our best selves through rational discourse and the clear-eyed sharing of different points of view.

Instead, suicides among teens exposed to this firehose are spiking. We should address that.
Not OP, but one may interpret your response as "I don't understand why you prefer a single binary over this architecture that requires 6 different services and prefers k8s".

IMHO, OP just stated that one could solve this with less dependencies and have the same (if not a better) result.
They tried to get Lunokhod on the Moon before Apollo 11 in '69 as a consolation prize, but the rocket blew up and they scattered polonium over much of Russia. Not sure the documentary was referring to that, though.
Okay, that is a lot different than not being allowed to eat in the office. All the two places I have worked had a separate eating area as well, though I often snack at my desk.
> if it violates someones right to exist then shouldn't the culprits be punished

What happens when the culprits are society as a whole?

In this case, there are varying levels of toxicity, but the general sentiment among Japanese netizens was disproportionately against the Hana Kimura.
I take phentermine (another legal amphetamine; partial doses), and this doesn’t surprise me at all.

The bipolar-level manic highs and depression/lows are very real.

The feelings of suicide and hopelessness creep up; I have enough personal awareness and grit to ignore it but it feels awful.

To avoid that creep-up, the best thing I found is to have “break” days at least
once or twice a week. That is, no pills.

I doubt your daughter or others with ADHD have that luxury though.
Dead people have no regrets. Worry about enjoying it now.
I'm not disputing the fact that there is ageism, as I'm sure there are thousands of examples of it, but there's so much demand and so many different companies. I've worked with plenty of over-50's. Maybe there's a sweet spot for growing companies where you need the experience, which has been where I've worked. Small companies don't need structure, and maybe want cheap employees. Large companies put all that structure in management and a few super senior folks. (though I saw plenty of over 50s in my large company experiences) Medium growing companies need experience. I dunno, just guessing since certain companies I've worked for seem to have a higher concentration of older folks.

Here, this rando website says that 46% of software engineers are 40+

https://www.zippia.com/software-engineer-jobs/demographics/

Now I'm curious, this stack overflow survey paints a grimmer picture:

https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2018

That's a survey though, I'm curious what biases are going to exist in the data. We might assume that older software developers move around less? May be less likely to respond to surveys? May be less likely to visit stack overflow, especially if they do less hands on coding?
Sure. Both you and the comment you are replying to are talking in the context of "celebrity endorses crypto, man loses pension". This is not the context in the OP. In OP case no celebrity was endorsing the scam, the scammers simply used the likeness of celebrities without permission to advertise their fake trading website that wasn't actually dealing with crypto at all.

So the context of your discussion is misleading in 2 ways:

1) You're implying that OP has something to do with crypto investments. It doesn't.

2) You're implying that OP has something to do with celebrities endorsing crypto investments. It doesn't.
Pay your loans. Just live as cheap as possible, throwing everything you can at them until they're gone. Then you can move on with your life instead of leaving them hanging over your heard hoping for someone else to do it for you. Once the loans are gone you'll have more free cash to invest.
The links you provided don't support your argument in the way you think it does, but does reveal a gap in your understanding of ADHD.

ADHD has strong correlations with motor control and sleep issues, and is notoriously under-diagnosed amongst girls as they tend to present and be perceived differently.

ADHD is also understood to be hereditary and therefore given that the divorce rate for adults with ADHD is much higher than normal you should expect a higher incidence of children with ADHD growing up in a single family household.
- https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4071160/

Your second source is ridiculous, if you actually read the study they looked only at kids diagnosed with ADHD and then found that kids with tvs in their rooms watched more tv. It should seem obvious that this would be the case and im fairly certain you would get the same results if you looked at non-diagnosed kids (which again, they didn't)
Flexport CEO Stepping Down
Slander and libel laws are nothing new, though. They have those in the USA and elsewhere.

According to this web page:

https://www.freedomforuminstitute.org/first-amendment-center...

numerous states in the USA have punishments for slander/libel of up to a year in prison or fines of around a thousand bucks or more.

The definition of the wrongdoing varies.

For instance Oklahoma's wording says "false or malicious", which implies that the behavior is libel even the representations made are true, provided they can be deemed to be malicious.
Activity logs aren't worth much unless the offender bothered to properly identify himself with a scan of passport and a notary verified signature (because a scan of passport can be stolen).
Sure, but that's not related to OP at all. In OP case the scammers merely photoshopped celebrities to give fake endorsements. That's different from celebrities actually endorsing something.