skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ignoring the fact that basically all drug development outside of the computational stuff is large amounts of trial and error, there is ample evidence that ADHD results from dysfunction of specific neural pathways, and stimulant medication benefits ADHD individuals (more than just "speed helps everyone focus").

> This literature is increasingly contributing to the notion that the pathophysiology of ADHD reflects abnormal interplay among large-scale brain circuits. Moreover, recent studies have begun to illuminate the mechanisms of action of pharmacological treatments.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3876939/
Per user encryption doesn't work in real systems. These have been implemented for several decades and no one uses them because they have pathologically terrible scalability and performance. The simple act of requiring encryption of individual user data forces the use of extremely suboptimal data structures relative to what would be used in the non-encrypted case.

A single AES encryption block is 16 bytes; internal storage of records is managed in terms of individual bits if you don't encrypt them. You also can't compress data encrypted in this way, which is table stakes for databases. The encryption key schedule alone for a single record will be much larger than the typical record! Requiring a per-user encryption key has the unfortunate effect of bloating database storage and memory requirements by at least 10x, while massively reducing computational throughput.

The design of delete-efficient database kernels is an interesting unsolved problem in computer science. No one knows how to do it. People that think there are trivial solutions have not studied the problem adequately. It hasn't been a priority to solve this problem, but its reputation for being theoretically difficult is well-deserved.
Agreed. That kind of attitude would honestly be kind of pathetic and sad if it didn't also impact other peoples lives. Anyone who thinks they're "granting" time to anyone isn't someone I want to listen to.
> Last year there was a study pretty much confirming [ADHD] is overdiagnosed in children.

That paper is very clear that they did not study misdiagnosis. They are a bit jargony with the use of "overdiagnosed."

"Overdiagnosed" does not mean incorrectly diagnosed, it means that there are subgroups who get a net harm from being treated.

A more understandable term for what they measure is "overtreated." The solution is likely better protocols for mild cases, not to state that ADHD is not a thing.
That might take it from 0.2% to 0.3%. It’s nothing. Stop driving to work every day, if you want to have impact.
NiteFury – An Artix-7 FPGA with its own DDR3 RAM right in your laptop
Not ever being married myself, I would think that marriage should be an incredible experience to learn about yourself and your partner. A failed result can always have a positive return if you can find something to learn out of it.

To forego opportunities due to fear of failure or commitment is to miss out on some absolutely amazing experiences in life(and some heartbreaking ones).
One of the common ways I've seen it is writing logs in a write only way. Most common way I've seen deployed is having the audit logs setup so they go to files in an AWS S3 bucket owned by a completely separate AWS account with Write Only credentials granted to the application doing the log writing. Its effectively "dumped" there and cannot be seen or touched even by the writing application. Sort of like having a 1 way valve in your logging "pipeline".
>> Build your own girlfriend

Or build your own religion. Them you can build as many humans as you want.
Replace need-based welfare programs with universal basic income. Everyone survives, but you always have an incentive to earn more money. Plus you eliminate layers of bureaucracy that does need testing, poorly.
Well yes the blame game matters because it’s literally still happening! Ignoring the causes is like figuring out what bandages to put on a patient who is still being actively and repeatedly stabbed.
Netflix’s slump continues as company loses 1M users in second quarter
Comments like yours are why we can’t solve climate change. You must realize how wrong your math is?
Falling market share in a growing market doesn't necessarily mean falling total usage.

Additionally, the market FF serves this days is educated, rich and ahead of the curve. Not a market you necessarily want to ignore.
Maybe "no impact" was overstating it a little bit, but I think the point still stands. They often have far less impact when they're not reinforced by the right story or example, but that story or example won't be the same for everyone.
What country are you in? In the US, that's basically the opposite of reality.
You lose traditional FK constraints with temporal tables since there's multiple copies of a row. One workaround is to partition current rows separately from historical rows and only enforce FK constraints on the current partition.
If all this is true about you, you aren’t the target audience.
I dunno, this type of thinking about taxes strikes me the same as a guy who watches the news and spends the whole week angry over a story which, had he never heard it, it would have never been known to him. I.e. because it was an event half way across the world.

In this case, taxes and how much anyone pays are irrelevant because you're not those people and because the real consideration with work is to ignore the immutable circumstantial limitations and decide if the exchange of time and toil is worth the post tax currency you'll be compensated with and what you can do with that money.

If I'm living at home and soon going backpacking in Southeast Asia with my $4/hr(post taxes assuming minimum wage of $7) for 6mos, it'll give me a ton of utility. Meanwhile the guy who smokes 3 packs a day at NY state rates and pays $2000/mo for a studio apartment, much less so.
It's standard practice to look at the code alongside a diff. Better yet, use your IDE or a tool to show you far more detail than a diff possibly could. https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/comparing-files-and-f...

This is such a pedantic, non-issue I don't even know why I'm bothering acknowledging it.
Much more comprehensive article on the study that is not behind paywall here:
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41380-022-01661-0

(Also it skips the editorialized title and presents the data)
After 2 "appeals" adjudicated by the original claimant, YouTube requires the original claimant to file a DMCA claim. But before this, no.
Netflix loses fewer subscribers than expected, cheaper ad tier coming early 2023
You're completely out of touch if you think that. Maybe a SWE/PM with 10 years of experience, but OP is a writer/researcher at a company of one. No one is paying mid-level PR/comms that well. At $250k you're in the top 5% of earners.
Odysee/LBRY is just moving to a new lord's fort. If it's successful it will at best buy a year or two of good behavior before they do the same thing, or something worse.

I had high hopes for the nebula model, but the platform owners have already clearly telegraphed their intent with regard to harvesting user data, nickel and diming, and at some point inserting ads.

The only solution is a platform that respects everyone. peertube is a good contender, although curation and payment for content (which are separate problems to distribution and discovery) need work. Tilvids seems to be doing okay curation-wise (although adoption is low).

Perhaps for payment, a client that locally tracks your view count and then stochastically tells you to deliver your payment to a particular creator to avoid a middleman holding the tin and sticking their fingers in.
They live in a society. It’s not exactly a radical idea several developed countries require it. Somehow Danes and South Koreans manage.
Back when George Eastman was in his prime and Kodak was a plucky startup.
Yes, if that's what you love doing, then you can easily find some good, well paid embedded jobs in the US that will give you a more than comfortable life, earning better than 90% of the nation.

However, if your life revolves around chasing the next greatest TC, then embedded development probably isn't for you.
It is depressing reading the comments here from people who know nothing of this field, yet feel like they are qualified to spout tons of unsubstantiated nonsense on a forum where we are encouraged to only engage in the conversation when we actually know something.
That the reader should distinguish fact from opinion in no way absolves the writer of doing that first and expressing clearly which is which.
I'm certainly close enough to the ocean for that. It would be a lot of infrastructure to add. Interesting idea and I would be willing.
Good question, and good point. I read a definition of information a while ago (actually it was Judea Pearl's), which defined it in the usual log-negative way, but in terms of the probability of states that you care to distinguish.

I mean it's obviously sensible. In the context of binary information in a computer, for instance, we (generally) don't care about exact voltages, we group it all together as 0 or 1. And talking about genetic information, we don't (usually) care about, say, if a slightly unusual isotope has snuck in in one of the usual nucleic acids, since that "information" isn't copied in the usual way.

It's very obvious, but it's also more profound than it looks. Even for something as seemingly purely mathematical as information, there's actually teleology, assumptions about what matters, baked in every time we apply it.
I don't think such a sudden decline in 12 years can be explained only by demographics

https://www.statista.com/graphic/1/191725/us-male-civilian-l...

I go to a coffee shop in middle of day on a weekday and tons of men in there of working age.
> It’s fine to put houses in places without water and that might even be better since there is a lower risk of flooding. Use the places with water to grow food, use aqueducts to carry water in a controlled fashion to places where people live.

This is so boneheaded I don't know where to begin. It is ok to put houses in places without water. It isn't okay to have too many houses in the desert. Entire towns and cities will be abandoned as this drought continues. Aqueducts won't solve that, nor will exporting unsustainable agriculture to other places where they will also run out of arable land/fertile topsoil given time with the exact same agricultural practices.

> New Orleans and basically all of Florida have tons of water. They are great examples of terrible places to build and we’re constantly subsidizing them to rebuild every year a hurricane rolls through.

This is sadly true. New Orleans has never recovered its population from before Katrina. Florida real estate is perpetually a deck of cards.
right because what serotonergic synapses do is they tickle the other neurons to make them happier right?
Sure, the analysis is not "wrong" or something. That cannot be judged without a context. I just hope that those building systems they desire to be very large do not follow this post's advice.
Well that depends, is that a representative price for electricity across ports? What is the representative price for equivalent heavy fuel oil?

Yet again, stating a single big number with emphasis is no way to convince anybody of anything. What's the baseline? Or are people just supposed to be scared of big numbers and run away? This is yet again a highly unscientific way to think about a matter.
Can you file a copyright claim against yourself, before anyone else does?

And then accept your own appeal?
I'm glad to see this thread. I've been mulling over this exact issue of deleted_at code leakage with a naive soft-delete implementation. My immediate thought was to use views, so its nice to see this is not yet another case of me using crack-brain ideas out of inexperience.

What's an appropriate naming convention?

Should I do it universally and put transparent views in front of all my tables so I don't have to refactor my code to point to new views whenever I do suddenly need to put in a model constraint that isn't 1:1 with my data layer? Is a transparent view a no-op in terms of perf? if it matters, this is being done in Postgres

I will probably make my constraints partial over the not-deleted records, particularly for unique constraints used for upserts. Am I about to footgun myself? Is it even necessary with the new uniqueness behavior with NULLs being implemented in postgres? Will my performance characteristics be better one way or the other in particular circumstances? It sounds like if I have a high ratio of deleted to not-deleted records a partial index becomes necessary.
> it's all reasonably well subtitled

It's not bad if you want full subtitles, if they're available in the language you want. The lack of forced subs however is quite annoying.
Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg to be deposed in Cambridge Analytica case
That's just because the right is flirting with concepts like Eugenics under the umbrella of "Race Realism" which fits the narrative of the suppression of free speech and "I'm not racist, I'm just asking questions".

It's not really any better or more well-intentioned than attributing unemployment to laziness.
Readable for whom? And how could you possibly understand why something is readable for a given person or group without touching upon psychological topics? Reading is a mental experience that varies from person to person in many ways. Reading code even more so.
Twitter changed the algorithm recently such that these type of threads are pushed to more eyeballs.
Was he striving to achieve a certain goal or was he exploring a vein? In the latter case there is no failure.
The "its the handouts!" theory was tested when different states deprecated unemployment benefits earlier than others and did not see any significant changes in their labor market.

Also, those "handouts" have long since expired and the labor issues remain.
Where do you get that from? SSRIs act on SERT and SERT handles reuptake from the synaptic cleft, not from extracellular space which is ”vacuumed” by MAOA/B and COMT.
>Happiness comes from the overcoming of not unknowable obstacles toward a known goal. It's the journey, not the destination. And the trick is to set another goal once you attained the one you're on.

I find this kind of bizarre because you can look around and see how it's obviously not true. Dogs are happy as clams to just socialize with their owners / other dogs and just live. People hustling to always get to the next goal don't seem particularly happier than people who don't have a goal and just have a healthy social life.
Because they're on average dumber, less inhibited, more aggressive, and more have problems following orders than the general population.

Basically the make shitty soldiers.
Awesome. I actually started writing notes for something like this the other day. Will read asap :)

edit: Glad to see hashers at the top. This is one of the easiest wins you can get and it can be pretty significant.

I see some stuff that could be added. `dyn` vs static dispatch, for example. Do I just open an issue somewhere?

edit: Created issues.
As long as the stock is illiquid you aren't really settled, are you?
This is for the most part a thread about SSRIs. Xanax is a benzodiazapine. There are no controversies on this thread, or really any ordinary place, about the dangers of benzodiazapines; they're scary drugs.
> the pop-culture misunderstandings

You mean the TV commercials that played about 6 times per hour in the 00s explaining that depression is caused by a chemical imbalance ?
You may need to be careful, as it's possible communicating with the SEC might cause you to be privy to material non-public information.

For example if you know there's a SEC investigation into the company because you're cooperating with their questions, that might bar you from certain market transactions.
Me: this is a bad title. And the video description doesn’t add anything either.
The newer models have cellular, GPS, and Apple Find My. I can pinpoint my bike to within a few feet.
In all seriousness, I’m sorry you went through this. I also grew up with a parent and family with addiction. I’m in no place to assess anything about your life, but what you describe is consistent with the diagnosis. And unfortunately your dad taking your meds and becoming an addict is consistent too.

ADHD is frequently hereditary, and substance abuse and addiction are common for people with undiagnosed ADHD.

Your own story of dropping out and teaching yourself isn’t just familiar to me, it’s similar to both my brothers’ stories as well.

I’m sorry you experienced this the way you did. I wish you had better medical care, and better parental guidance. I hope the life that you’ve made for yourself is joyful and prosperous, and I hope if it’s ever not you’ll find your way to that however it makes sense.
This is it.

Traditionally it was 'ideology' now it's 'populism'.

To take a 'very sensitive' concept, even the framing of a subject creates dissonance i.e. 'pro choice' or 'pro life' etc. - the literal framing of the issue from 'either side' goes right past the other argument.

Personally, what do to move past that is ask myself the question 'when does life begin'. That's a difficult question, and all but the most ardent ideologues would have to at least ponder that. And FYI I'm not even hinting at an answer to it etc. just illustrating how a simple question, which kind of speaks to the hart of the matter can 'reframe' away from slogans.

Most people have 'radar' for 'people in the other group' and tend to diminish everything, i.e. assume people are acting in bad faith, when this behaviour itself is acting in bad faith.

In the last 20 years or so, my persona 'radar' now is for people who are caught up in memes, populism, bubbles etc..

Being outside of a bubble doesn't mean information in those bubbles is necessarily 'wrong' but it helps to contextualize.

American media in particular is a bit pernicious, the capitalist element of it, the fact the stakes are so high (America has power and influence), my god.

I'm so extremely grateful that almost my entire family is 'non aligned'. You could never really tell the 'side' that people are on, often, they don't even have a 'side'. I can't imagine what living in a bubble situation i.e. family, work, local politics might be like. I wouldn't want to move the 'state that shares my values' so much as the 'state that isn't wrapped up in everything being a social war'.

You want to know what's funny? Even on the 'most sensitive issue' of abortion, you are right 'we have more in common' than not. Vast majorities of Americans believe that 'abortions in 3rd trimesters are problematic' while '1s trimester' are not. That's oversimplifying a bit for sure, nevertheless, there is a very crude kind of consensus except at the margins.

We definitely need to do some work.
I wrote a more complex web server with sessions using bash (really nc is the core)

https://github.com/Krowemoh/bash-server
I don’t follow. Why would UBI make GP want to work when taxation is the cited issue? Don’t they already have an incentive to earn more money?
Astute observation, Jordan Peterson did bring this argument back into the limelight.

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-Ur71ZnNVk
That's a good clarification- passion is good for my own projects, not things run by anyone else. I recently had a similar thing at work, at it's rough. I'm trying to invest less in work as well. But if it's my own project, that no one else can cancel, that's where the passion comes in.
Dave Jones of EEVBlog fame frequently encourages his YouTube viewers to follow him on alternate platforms. I believe this is in preparation for when he finally runs afoul of the algorithm and his YouTube presence is no longer viable. If a creator waits until that inevitable moment they don't have much recourse. I'm not sure how a link to an alternate platform can be placed on YouTube with any kind of reach. The best way as far as I can tell is proactively moving the audience to alternate platforms.
Flo Health’s path to the hiring strategy in engineering
Start-up hiring problems of the hyper-growth stage and how to solve them through engineering strategy and culture
“Most” wtf, this is specifically “your NDA can’t prohibit talking about illegal activities” not the majority of NDAs which are “you can’t talk about the stuff you work on”
UBI is constantly touted as a panacea to everything, but it only seems to work when not everyone gets it.

When everyone gets it, it becomes baked into rents or mortgage payments, and I've never heard a convincing argument about how the money just doesn't go to rent seekers over time
A decline over twelve years is hardly "sudden" and would map fairly well to a generational change.
A Merkle-tree data structure + an append only log with checkpoints + a command processor would provide a basic foundation.

Your data can be represented in a Merkle-tree. You provide operations add-node, delete-node, move-node etc., on the Merkle-tree and build a command processor that takes as input a checkpointed Merkle-tree snapshot (could be empty when you start) and a log of operations (essentially an sequence of operations). The command processor then applies the series of tree operations in the log to build the final state of the tree. The special checkpoint operation saves a snapshot of the Merkle-tree.

This basic set of operations should allow you to do unlimited undo/redo/transaction playback capabilities.

Also see: Command Pattern, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Command_pattern
I sympathise, but why 7? Obviously not all roles can be exchanged, being in parental leave, I found switching some of the roles for 2 days can be relieving.
I slightly regret the 'mystraightflatmate.com' analogy, because that wasn't my intent at all, I was just thinking about the law - which is I suppose necessarily 'all lives matter' if you like; it's the enforcement of it that (either through nonexistence of certain groups being wronged, or it not being 'in any way that is debilitating' so never sued for) species it - not really making a personal judgement at all.
It's a strange mode of persuasion, making arguments about how we should frame psychological dysfunction that quote a man who pooped into a hole in the corner of a shack while in hiding after trying to down a passenger jet.