skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I agree and I really can’t handle it anymore; that’s why I’m using Elm for all my new projects.
You are mistaking focus for meditation. As in, to "meditate on something." Certainly, meditation training involves focusing on something, but that is not the goal. (See "barking at the finger").

The first goal is to use attention to notice why attention fails to stay focused. You realize you involuntarily experience thoughts arising and pulling you from what you are focusing on. Eventually, you become aware of the ceaseless, rootless, seemingly causeless stream of thoughts that you've been calling your "inner self" this whole time. At this point you are experiencing the "Movie theater effect" described in other replies.

So, stage one is "So what". Stage two is "Holy shit I'm always distracted". At stage two you start to feel relaxation as you detach from the feelings that those thoughts cause. Because those thoughts don't feel like really "yours" anymore.

You can stop here and read "waking up" a few times to get a better diagnosis of the problem with this pathway to enlightenment.

I'll try to summarize:

Stage 3 is ... Nothing, really. There is no "you" there is only these stream of thoughts, and the thoughts about those thoughts, and etc etc. You could have seen this without all this focus-on-breath business.

Or so I'm told. I'm at stage 2, and stage 3 makes sense to me in terms of physics, but it is difficult to push back the fog of self-delusion.
Why don't you just get a candybar Nokia and be done with it?
Other schedulers have a durable database of attempted runs. This doesn't seem to have anything like that.
The incentive for large platforms to create more local-based community front pages is that it's one of the last chances for them to survive longer... Creators are getting worn out on the manipulation of their visibility and other issues caused by only having one real "for you" page on every social site. It boosts ad revenue temporarily for apps to have everyone compete, but users are finding that spending on ads does little in return for their long-term success, as they compete for attention with others that have a lot more money and resources than they do.

Primarily though, I'm also referring to musicians needing to scale down to building local communities and their own web sites again (like the old days with message boards etc, but updated to add similar/good features and functionality of modern social media sites). So that visibility is not based on fruitless payola.

If musicians pull back in protest to these limitations, there would likely be a swift response from platforms in order to retain and reward creators properly, the challenge would be holding platforms to proper account for all the obscene profit they make off of currently unpaid work of independent creators.
> The conditions under which a natural nuclear reactor could exist had been predicted in 1956 by Paul Kazuo Kuroda.[1] The phenomenon was discovered in 1972 in Oklo, Gabon by French physicist Francis Perrin under conditions very similar to what was predicted.

So not only did we not learn by observing the natural phenomena in this case, we actually predicted it (accurately, it seems).
Russell's Guide to Interdimensional Entities
I agree it is a legitimate question. But a first date is not the place to ask it, as you say, and certainly not to keep prying when a woman says she's not ready to speak about something so personal. I do want to have children but I don't like being treated like a cow for breeding and that's certainly not how I treat men on my dates. This is exactly why I am looking for love and intimacy with someone before having children. If I JUST wanted to have kids, I could go to a sperm bank or ask a friend to lend some swimmers or have a one-night stand. I'm looking for a real, mutually beneficial partnership. And hopefully one of our shared values is having children.
You can choose to run your own weather data aggregation service. Just because that's something Apple is selling doesn't mean you need to buy it.
I think I was mixing up sole-participant mining with pre-mining. Early sole-participant mining is still not very decentralized.
yes, that's true.
The v4 fallback can operate on slower equipment if needed. The majority of bandwidth-heavy services support IPv6 (and the slowness will encourage outliers to migrate).
Is this meant for use instead of something like Luigi?
HMR is 6 years old at this point. Rollup is 6-7 years old. At what point should you start to think maybe you've been a reactionary for too long?
> i don't like that much. i'd prefer people clearly state their expectations. make clear what conditions you expect before you can have kids. don't have hidden criteria that make you change your mind without the other being aware.

That part made me uncomfy too. I'm quite young and I've never dated so take this with a grain of salt, but maybe also clarify that you're open to the fact that you may change your mind? I don't know.
As I recall, largely unnecessary. I can't divine someone's intent, but I can surmise based on having worked with them for multiple years.

Measuring reach? certainly not. It was just setup as a confluence plugin by the corpit team and left as a free-for-all with no direction.

> I really fail to see how this is a negative thing

It discouraged engagement. You can argue until you're blue in the face if it should have or not.

If there's something to take away here, I imagine that it's not "internal stackoverflows are doomed to fail", and more "unstructured adoption of internal stackoverflows don't go as smoothly as one fantasizes"

Had we made some set of individuals as having been responsible for the adoption and moderation of it, it may have gone better.
Be happy.
As a C programmer, when I first searched for "C only unit testing libraries" or "how to import a non-standard C library", I had to dig deeper in weird, not-straigforward, guides bad-written, Github repo and old blog posts.

In JS, you basically have standard code that you can copy and paste in a Makefile to make things automatically.
It doesn't have to be that way though. There's nothing inherent about the timescale of 2-5 days that prevents the same level of security and reversibility with shorter transactions. The problem is the lack of coherence, lack of information, and lack of fast technology. It's easy to build a reversible version of BTC with programmable timeouts for reversal, and the timeouts can then be tuned based on transaction size, risk tolerance of the sender, and willingness of a third party to underwrite the transaction risk.

Credit cards basically do this. Part of the reason they are able to is because they gather more data and rely on more sophisticated technology than the banking system. With blockchains, you have another small tool to improve the situation.
From the article they're already using brown hydrogen:

>> Almost all of this demand came from oil refining and industrial sectors, mainly for production of ammonia and methane. Hydrogen produced from fossil fuels for these applications results in close to 900 MT CO2 emissions per year, according to IEA data. Oil refiners are largest consumers (40 MT). The gas they use is usually produced onsite by either steam methane reforming, separated from by-product gases through petrochemical processes or sourced externally as merchant hydrogen. Since use of low-carbon hydrogen in refining is not economically viable yet, refiners are trying to move to carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) technologies to lower carbon footprint. In this process, carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide formed during the ‘coal to hydrogen’ process are trapped and stored in an environmentally sustainable manner. Estimates say use of low-carbon hydrogen in refining rose from 250 KT in 2019 to more than 300 KT in 2020, and based on the current pipeline of projects, 1.2-1.4 MT low-carbon hydrogen is likely to be used in refining by 2030.
I like the headline, as if inflation something Karen can complain to a manager about.

Once you understand the Soviet Union fell apart after a failed coup when their new leader tried to give more rights back to the states, the reasons for things like the insurrection become clearer.

>The 1991 Soviet coup d'état attempt, occurring between 19 and 21 August 1991, was an attempt by the SCSE to take control of the country from then President of the Soviet Union, Mikhail Gorbachev. The SCSE were hard-line members of the Communist Party (CPSU) who were opposed to Gorbachev's reform program and the new union treaty he had negotiated, which dispersed much of the central government's power to the republics. The coup collapsed after only two days, and although Gorbachev was restored as president, his authority was irreparably damaged and he became less influential outside of Moscow. The event destabilized the Soviet Union and many speculate that it played a role in both the demise of the CPSU and the dissolution of the Soviet Union. After the coup failed, the seven living members of the SCSE were arrested.

It's gonna be interesting times, given many millennials barely made it out of the last recession with any savings whatsoever.
Yea, this is a good point. It’d be a travesty if they locked down the API. So much good content comes from low key user data.

Ultimately, if I’m playing in a public lobby, I kind of assume that game data is public anyway.

This is less “user data” like Facebook and more “user data” like my bowling alley automatically posting scores online.
I legit appreciate you sharing this tip because I'm learning rust too and many times, documentation just doesn't cut it.
Quantum mechanics and Tomb Raider (2007)
Thank you! It is really strange to me that a woman talking about dating as a means to find a partner and children is such a "turn-off" and expresses "an ulterior motive"

I guess in some circles it's only acceptable to think about dating as a means to have sex? Very odd.
What does that even mean? Plenty of people have profited off of bitcoin.
Having bought (for my employer) and sold (from personal stock to someone other than my employer) this year, I can confirm sales for clean blocks exceed $50/IP. The OP website is out of date
When I see posts like these, I immediately go to the company’s homepage to see what they’re trying to sell.

One thing that stuck out to me was the “Our technology partners” section. Is Theos actually “partnering” with companies like Google, Meta, Nvidia, OpenAI, etc, on anything? Or is Theos just using technology from these companies? If it is the latter, this seems very misleading.
> What's your point

Open a history book. Two important events you’ll find:

- the US government trying to use military against citizens resulted in a civil war and military fighting military.

- the Iraq, Afghanistan, and Vietnam wars have demonstrated quite clearly that armed insurgents cannot be eradicated by a massive power imbalance alone. People making IEDs out of stuff you can find at a Home Depot and randomly attacking military from within civilian populations using small arms was significantly effective.

“But muh gubment has fancy planes so people shouldn’t have guns” is about the dumbest argument you can make.
The wording does seem open-ended, but note this phrase

> If you choose to link your Microsoft Xbox Services account with your account on a non-Microsoft service or sign in to your Xbox Services account to access a non-Microsoft Service...

I work on a service that tracks game activity for users, but we require them to go through the OAuth process and explicitly give us permission to do so.
Yes. One thing I am definitely going to take away from this is being more assertive. Really appreciate your thoughts.
> A good craftsperson never blames their tools.

But isn't this because they supposedly know which tools to use, and have the agency to choose?

I'm not sure it quite applies to cases where you're a small fish and all the employers are bandwagonning on some tool that you don't agree is any good.
I'm not seeing a lot of "good criticisms" here. Just the typical HN curmudgeons complaining about things that were introduced half a decade ago being too new.
>as literal Gospel

There is a lot in your post that could be responded to, but, if I may, I'll talk about the most important.

There are a LOT of people who don't understand what "The Gospel" is. The Gospel is the bare minimum knowledge to be saved. Here goes:

God made us people to be in a relationship with Him

God is perfect

We are not perfect - and this imperfection prevents us from being with a perfect God

There is nothing we can do to be perfect, or to be with God

God sent Jesus to earth to die for us, so we don't have to die for our imperfections

If we accept Jesus' death for us, we can be in a perfect relationship with God -forever-

That is it. There is no mention of being gay, having abortions, murder, church, voting republican, loving others, believing in evolution, submitting to a husband, respecting a wife. Zilch. Nada.

I say this so that you might know what is the Gospel- and to know it is open to you, but also so that others might know what is the Gospel and what it isn't.

To be clear and relevant: Christians don't need to expel abortion to spread the gospel. And people who have had abortions can still receive the gospel. We can actually come together, while disagreeing about abortion.
Love this: "having a communication channel and the willingness to adapt"
Looks nice! In the same vein but for those who already use a feed reader, I can recommend hnrss.org
To be clear, you are implying civilization was better off during feudalism?
racism, profanity, sexuality, toxicity, this kind of person shouldn't be allowed to join online games with kids
> But it also means at minimum a middle manager can’t use software that does stupid shit like neatly displaying comparable lines of code and stack rank devs based off this

A middle manager is not allowed to use git?
I think that's a really good point. I do try to only read dating books by people who have happy, successful marriages. All the better if it was a challenge for them to find someone. People who found a happy marriage effortlessly often can't give that great advice because they didn't go through the struggle and find a solution.
East of Eden by John Steinbeck. My favorite piece of literature. I re-read it every few years.
I’ve found SwiftUI to be a dramatic improvement over storyboards or view controllers for managing state and flow. Sure, for some view components you need to drop down into UIKit to do some detail work, but then it can be abstracted back into SwiftUI.
Please don't flag it this time. Folks deserve the option to at least be aware of it and decide for themselves if they wish to pursue it.
Let us also admit the repeal of the corn laws and the great agricultural depression to the discussion, with the result that land became much less valuable and rents for great aristocratic estates cratered to the discussion. Lest we find ourselves struck with the obdurate ignorance that has cursed the person who wrote the article.
It was… not great if you were coming from outside Schengen. I was there maybe three times, coming from Dublin; twice, only one of the passport desks was staffed (they also had the machines, but I never saw them in working order). Both times, of course, someone ahead of me in the queue had some problem, and it took an hour to get through passport control. Never seen this at any other airport.

Schonefeld was better, though getting there involved taking Ryanair…
Another tool for this is https://www.hnreplies.com/
Yeah I came here to say this. Mobile carriers in Sweden seem to have much better ipv6 support than regular broadband ISPs.
I tend to think that when you have a checklist, you're approaching a partner as if they are merchandise for sale. It's better to look at what you share between you, like good communication, love, attraction.
Correct, blue hydrogen is hydrogen derived from fossil fuels, tho it doesn't need to necessarily be directly obtained from natural gas, could be just that natural gas or even coal is used for driving electrolysis
Wav files don't load in Chrome, but an intriguing review of an interesting phenomenon.
It will run it if the scheduler is called before 10am according to the docs - at runtime the conditions must be met.
But also, I think that sometimes people have checklists because they are actually really insecure about intimacy. So, I have great empathy for that.
Most of what you said sounds totally reasonable but I don't understand how being turned off by men asking very specific questions and interrogating her about her fertility before they even met is an "ulterior motive"? Am I missing something here?
It's not PHP. It's not even close to being PHP... SSR frameworks are truly impressive pieces of technology that might impress you too if you weren't raging uncontrollably.
When re-running the notebook I get the same results with every execution. I'd like to see some alternatives for the same text. Any pointers on how to achieve that?
HTTP-only makes me weary of visiting a self-professed piracy site.

They couldn't even spring for a Let's Encrypt cert?
For some reason there is no transcript (auto generated from cc) and this is true for the last YouTube video I went to. Have YouTube stopped doing them?
As of 22:52 CET it's the top rated comment on this post. I've seen "this will get me down voted" at the top of a post's comments countless times but not once at the bottom.
Wow, that seems to be the other side of the lucky stream I am on :-D

Seriously, a well set up gutlab is pretty much undownable. And even if you do, what really is the impact? If the pipelines don't run you cannot integrate, sure if the core service breaks down you will probably resolve to exchanging patches the old school way. But the good part is, in order to deploy those decentrally sourced changes you still will go through centralized CI and gain its quality assurances by doing so. Where's the drawback?
That’s your opinion though. I think employees who are sold on the dream and who are largely compensated by RSUs are hurt morally by their management and investors who push a garbage stock. People are getting mortgages in places like Seattle calculated on RSUs because of how common a compensation scheme it is. You can have your opinion but I don’t think it’s well considered. Both the retail investors and employees are hurt by garbage spacs.

Edit: You're -> Your
Hydrogen as such can't replace fossil fuels as it needs to be produced first using energy.
It is only a vector. So many people make the confusion thinking that hydrogen is the solution.
Isn't that slower and less efficient? Usually the CI has to run a full build from scratch before it can run the tests, but locally for me it's going to be an incremental build that takes a second or two. I can also run the subset of tests that I know are affected by my changes to get fast and reasonably reliable feedback vs waiting for CI to run the whole test suite.
It's deafening
It's really funny to think about how the advances of technology keeps changing how we perceive books.

7TB is even a commodity disk these days. And it's a lot less than the torrent of scientific papers that floated around some time ago (that was ~18TB IIRC).
"all this monoliths->microservices are really achieving is finding slightly different ways of doing the same thing"

"all this python->go are really achieving is finding slightly different ways of doing the same thing"

"all this relational db->document stores are really achieving is finding slightly different ways of doing the same thing"
Not really. It’s because of the D- orbital configuration of the coinage metal family.
The real issue is, that people can watch everything interesting when they subscribe for one month per year. If I were Netflix I would only provide content to viewers that was released during the months they paid for. I would allow them to get previous months content only if they subscribe guaranteed for that many months in the future as they want to watch in the past.

Another thing Netflix needs to do is let go of those producers that don't perform. There's simply too much garbage noone is watching on Netflix. And let's face it, Netflix is not a caritative company. This could be easily regulated if people got paid a percentage of the income such content generates. This would lead to actors only starring in projects that look promising, and producers and directors only touching quality material.
The only thing worse than a DSL is a poorly specified DSL built on top of a generic format like XML, JSON or YAML.
That document says 330 people died from mass shootings.

I was comparing males who died from breast cancer to males who died from mass shootings.

I’m also a bit confused … your stats show more males dying from breast cancer than people dying from mass shootings.

Doesn’t that support my position? Did one of us misspeak?
Surprised no one has mentioned https://documentation.divio.com/ yet
I wonder if there are any search engines dedicated to indexing these kinds of libraries. I know there's a decent one just for scihub, but it would be awesome if I could do a Google-style search that returned the contents of books, magazines and journal articles instead of just websites.
Kubeclarity – SBOM and Vulnerability Detection
The article is much better than the headline. But headlines always have weaknesses, and can never convey it all.

Hydrogen will be a great chemical feedstock, and be used in all sorts of chemical processes that need to be decarbonized.

But thinking it will be a fuel is pretty clearly not going to happen. At best it will be one step towards a fuel. Or it will be a fuel in a few areas with very special geography: salt caverns.

Or maybe I'm wrong and somebody comes up with an easy and cost effective way to store significant amounts of hydrogen. That would be a wonderful way to be wrong.
Is “You’ve been here long enough” really true? I’m at diet-FAANG and it’s certainly not true. Same push to build common libraries instead of features.
That's public knowledge no?

Russia claims to help Russians, but all they want is Crimea with the newly found gas ( that could replace Russia's).

In the mean time, they are trying to take every territory from Ukraine that is resource-rich.

And burning/killing everything that lives on it ( since they are not interested in the people)
What to do about inherent security flaws in critical infrastructure?
I think it depends on what you're trying to build.

I was working on a 'toy app' earlier this year. I needed to use MapKit, but the SwiftUI MapKit is pretty simple, features-wise.

So I had to do the more complicated (relatively-speaking as someone with no prior UIKit/Swift experience) solution of using a UIViewRepresentable to host a UIKit MapView.

It wasn't the hardest thing to implement but it definitely shows that SwiftUI can't handle everything.

I definitely think having that 1:1 parity will help and hopefully it doesn't took too long.
chesterton's fence https://wiki.lesswrong.com/wiki/Chesterton%27s_Fence
Yes definitely, I had the same experience in college a couple of years ago, the AI course was about "expert systems" and that kind of old symbolic AI. No neural nets at all. But, interestingly enough I think neural nets will likely be combined with something like symbolic methods when we finally build AGI, mainly for reasoning tasks.