skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> That said I think this "you are allowed to show feelings" is extremely out of place and out of time. And not good general advice at all. You should not show your feelings to just anyone.

The alternate that "you are allowed to show your feelings" is trying to combat, is the idea that you can't show your feelings to anyone, at any time.

So your advice is correct, but nowhere near the issue yet. You're telling people when to shift into fourth gear, when they're struggling to get out of first.
I think there's a fallacy underlying this that if the warning is the same, the threat must be the same.

Yes, people have been saying "beware the influence of technology on children" for decades, maybe centuries. That doesn't prove that the warnings are false. And even if the past warnings were false for past technology, that doesn't prove that the current warnings are false for current technology.

"People have been saying that forever" is not a rebuttal of "TikTok is bad for kids". It's not even close. It's basically DH2 on Paul Graham's disagreement hierarchy: http://www.paulgraham.com/disagree.html
A literally lifelong solid career that some in the West might envy - at least for the stability, but probably not the long hours.

Barring exceptional circumstances, you probably will never become wealthy, but you will probably never dip below middle class either.

Your wife and kids (again, the salaryman concept is probably overwhelmingly a male phenomenon) will enjoy a stable, solid, financial foundation, in return for rarely seeing their husband/father - relatively speaking, at least from the perspective of what the West sees as acceptable work-life balance.
Isn't this the methodology used for claiming pretty much every form of systemic bias these days?
Allow users to link accounts to widely accepted forms of government ID. Maybe a state ID, whatever the common ID is amongst that community.

If a user has chosen to link their account to a real ID in this way, they must be able to regain access to their account regardless of password/2FA blah blah by presenting a valid ID.

Banks and lots of institutions have processes to do this. The librarian is right, "how" is not an issue because verifying identity is _not_ an unsolved problem lol.
People having these issues is real, it's the severity that's the question. I don't think it's a matter of someone being neurodivergent or not - it's that there is likely a bell curve type distribution on a lot of psychological attributes (how long you can concentrate as an example) and the people at the lowest end of the curve might require some sort of intervention in order to live happy productive lives. There are also going to be a far larger group of people who are merely below average and who find education in particular harder than their peers but who don't qualify for any medical or psychological intervention.

I suspect it's this latter group that social media diagnosis appeals to most - if you're not doing as well as you (or your parents) would like then normally you just have to feel stupid/worthless. These (self) diagnosis provide a level of explanation (and therefore comfort).

I self-diagnosed myself with mild ADD many years ago and even self-medicated (which in terms of productivity worked well). But meeting people with severe ADHD made me reconsider my alleged issues - sure, I can't concentrate for as long as I'd like but these people couldn't sit still for 15 seconds.
Because marketing is not prioritized enough. Marketing should be the base, and then business logic on top, then development.
Thanks for the feedback

To be fair what you describe is more a side-result of our community rather than our own features.

CMD+K is a popular shortcut. It's not built-in Algolia DocSearch modal.

Also other frameworks like VitePress have a similar experience: https://vitepress.vuejs.org/
I've joked that Tik Tok is a Chinese psyop meant to weaken the next generation of the west (it's banned in China itself), but it looks less like a joke all the time.
> "Despite how great the newfound mental-health awareness is among teens, there seems to be a trend of using mental-health diagnoses as a social currency,” he said.

Is it healthy to be so acutely aware of mental health when you're a teen, though?
Why is disability valid social currency? Is it because we also see adults tap into victimhood as currency?
The very interesting thing here is, that Apple announced Rosetta for Linux being released together with Ventura (assuming the Linux is running a VM, but it seems it works on plain Linux installations too).
This fits with my personal model of the brain composed of a distributed system made of millions of dumb organisms screaming in coordination to create a bigger, more intelligent being.

Kinda like an ant colony, CUDA and Kubernetes mixed together
Tried this on my twitter database's `json` column (ie the JSON response from the API fetching a singular tweet) with a `dict_chooser` of '%Y-%W' to bundle weeks together and it took 985k rows down from 6.6G to 1.5G. Not as good as compressing the whole thing obviously but really handy for a queryable backup.
Is the vaccine mandatory? Who said it would "stop" the disease?

Which "conservatives" said Russia wouldn't invade? The realist view of IR is, largely, the conservative one -- and many conservatives were saying Russia was strongly inclined to engage in this sort of politics.

I have no idea what you're talking about. This just seems like apologetics for conspiracy theories.

"'They said' X was a conspiracy, and it isnt! When I say Y is, soon you'll find out it isnt too!".

Well 'They' didnt say it was; these mythologies of persecution reveal a lot.
We can't seem to have a discussion about neurological disorders without someone denying the existence - while trying to appear like they are not - of some of the best explored neurological disorders based on some fuzzy skepticism that displays they have read none of the vast swaths of scientific studies that exist on the topic.

> By what process can someone reasonably determine that they are NOT neurodivergent?

Easy: is the severity of the ADHD and Autistic traits you exhibit low enough that they do not impair your ability to function on a day-to-day basis in society? If not, you don't have ADHD or Autism.

What does not impaired look like compared to impaired?

- Struggling to focus on something for minutes or hours, vs. being unable to concentrate on a task.

- Occasionally struggling with overcoming mental hurdles to perform a task vs frequently being incapable - yes, literally incapable, no matter the reward or punishment - of performing a task.

- Focusing on a task you enjoy while still being aware of the state of your body - keeping reasonably hydrated, fed, and use of the facilities - vs. not being aware.

- Occasionally forgetting words - like "watch" - or names, vs frequently.

- An occasionally compromised working memory (typically with an outside trigger like alcohol or lack of sleep), compared to a permanently compromised working memory. Compromised being able to store 4 items in your short term memory when the average for the populace is 7.

- Occasionally forgetting that items and people exist if they are not in your direct sight, versus constantly forgetting, where constantly means remembering is the exception instead of the norm.

One final note - ADHD is not some new disorder unique to the TikTok generation. ADHD has been formally recognized and studied as far back as 1902 by Sir George Frederick Still.
The Desire to Appear Stressed
I am not sure so much that Kubernetes itself is an issue, as far as the technology. I'm personally a fan of serverless/lambda style functions, but my understanding is that many of those can run on Kubernetes under the hood.

Same goes for heroku/digital ocean app services. Even elastic beanstalk. If you are large enough that you need to manage your own k8s cluster, that is one thing, but I would encourage you to look at your needs from a usage and compute perspective long before you start solutionizing with trendy technologies.
How dumb does an editor have to be to publish this article with no map?
Lawsuits aren’t limited to the exact damages, Intel settled early to reduce the risk of a massive loss in the future.

It’s important to realize the lawsuit could easily have survived past the point where AMD failed as a company. Just as patents get sold off so too can potential damages from lawsuits.
Surely the scale and speed of information flow has greatly increased since the late 1990s and early 2000s so as to not be comparable to today.
An uninformed or throwaway comment dismissing the second (?) Most valuable company by market cap on the plane?
hmm... caffeine actually helps for ADHD as it's a stimulant. I can only take my meds on weekdays and I've pretty much had life long addiction to either coke, pepsi or red-bull. When I started taking effective medication I basically stopped drinking caffeinated drinks. Just don't need it. I can't take my meds on the weekends, and virtually always I go get something with caffeine in it to help.
Well, you can see the problem, right? Allowing attackers to bypass 2FA just by saying their phone is lost makes 2FA worthless.
Lua is used extensively on Mediawiki sites for templating.

For example, all infoboxes use this module.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Module:Infobox
Using GitHub Issues to Hack Together a Feedback System
I can't stop seeing the heavy gender skew in online communities centred around these topics. Both the sexual orientation as well as mental disorder communities like this seem to be most popular among teenager or young adult women. As a man I don't know how teenage hormones affect girls different than boys at that age, so I can't even give an uneducated guess as to what could be the source of this attraction towards quirky sexual orientations and pronouns or mental disorders.

Us boys certainly had our fair share of weird and destructive online communities, but not like this I am sure.
I was curious if there are plugins for [[wiki links]] and backlinks.
Best I can tell, you'd need to use this wiki link plugin for the remark markdown processor: https://github.com/landakram/remark-wiki-link
And then this github action to add backlinks to the markdown files:
https://github.com/marketplace/actions/maintain-backlinks-in...
Gitea is a fork of Gogs and is 100% open source.
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As for 'errors', yes, they are typically signs of trauma or dysfunction along the neurons that go into V1. You can have people that have blindsight or that can't tell faces apart in the upper half of their vision. You can get some pretty tragic stuff.

You can also have glaucoma or other 'typical' diseases of the eye. Things like blindspots from welding or lasers.

The visual system in healthy people is already a bit odd. You have the foveal blindspot, the differing distribution of rods and cones, the unseeing neurons that do light sensation for melanin production, etc.

Really, the whole sensory chain is one giant bag of 'wait, it does that? huh?'

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riddoch_syndrome
That's quite literally the exact context, so yeah.
Normal is a relative concept.

What is statistically normal? In the General Social Study between 1990 and 2014, the amount of men reporting same sex sexual encounters more than doubled. Why wouldn't they decide to get pounded (and/or admit to it) with less stigma and all the good looking guys out there?

We're measuring gender in the same way we measure same sex sexual behaviour, which is self-report data, and it seems unsurprising to me more people would report being a different gender as the stigma goes down and more people are even aware that it's an "option"
Yes. Yes, you are.

In none of those cases have economic considerations been dispositive, or even of much interest.
Yes, do you see an impact in conversion if you A/B test that with or without political load?
Yes, the cash register works fine!!
If you have sufficiently many examples of this relationship (that is, input/output pairs) you can train a machine learning model with this data, and you will get (if successful) an explicit mathematical function which captures the relationship
I'm not sure why this is news, really.

Topics that are currently heavily debated/ in the news may lead to a low s/n ratio on wikipedia. Those topics temporarily can get locked; as one of a spectrum of measures that can be used to remedy these kinds of situation. It happens many times a day.
Rust Linux kernel development
SES to handle transactional email is completely reasonable. Doing bulk email sends using SES is asking for trouble and you'll consistently lag way behind the big marketing ESPs (MailChimp, Constant Contact, Active Campaign) on delivery rates.

Making sure you avoid spam traps, fraudulent signups, purchased lists, spammy campaigns and all that are most of the work. Even if your customers are internal only, what happens when one of your salespeople uploads a sketchy email list they got from who knows where.

I've worked at an ESP before and you'd be very surprised how many smart people are just working on the spam detection.
I'm particulary interested in a variant of this question.

My company has clients who usually have very simple requirements. A Python/Django app server and a database. Sometimes there will be another background service or two (memcached or equivalent etc).

The most complex site we had was the above but with some Postgres replication clients.

We use docker and docker-compose. We've used ansible in the past as well as fabric and other simple solutions.

We've had a couple of devs try and convince us that we should be using Kubernetes and I counter with "it's overkill for what we need". Am I wrong?
Hello! Huge fan of your work and I've also read your book. Are you still developing GMSL? I wonder if you're open to contributions.

My find function has been the single most useful thing to come out of my side project. The first thing I do in my makefiles is get a list of all source files and it's always been annoying because I like organizing my project in trees which requires recursive file system walks. I managed to write a pure GNU Make function that simplifies that to:

sources := $(call find,src,file?)

The find function recursively walks the src directory and returns a list of all paths satisfying the file? predicate function.

I think it would be a nice addition to GMSL. In my project, I doubt it will ever help anyone.
Ohh don't get me wrong, I strongly agree with this. But I think it's okay to take the blinders off to answer "why do these seemingly unrelated groups of people not buy hybrid cars?"

I really think the distinction is whether you look at these labels in good faith, care, attention to their history, and always through the lens of intersectionalism.
The writing was on the wall when Micron pulled out of the partnership with 3dXpoint / Optane.
1) No, the problem is it is all or nothing. Knowing a little k8s means your stuff doesn't work.

2) necessary at scale, incidental before then.

3) yes.
>I think the TikTok videos are a symptom, what's the cause?

Why don't you think TikTok videos specifically (and social media generally) are not a cause? At this point, we know the addictive and viral effects of social media, especially as it pertains to teenagers and kids (and especially teenage girls).
People may enjoy guessing during quizzes on Duolingo because they either have the capability of guessing because they know another similar language for example. But cooking is like an art and a science. A random fact like how long ground beef takes to spoil has no relation to how long you need to cook ground beef and to what temperature according to the food safety guidelines of the country in which one currently resides.

I assume I'm like the other commenters that love cooking, but are trying to find a nice way of saying that guessing food trivia doesn't seem fun.
AFAICT Gears of War was not banned but rather not allowed to be sold OR ADVERTISED to minors as is/was the case with most "violent" games. Only a few (e.g. the uncut version of Left 4 Dead) were ever banned from sale entirely. Of course the distinction is mostly theoretical as no store is willing to sell either games even with age verification.
You have to consider how things are on underdeveloped countries: people live their whole life without ever laving their city, cities have small populations and many are relatives, people develop wrong concepts that they just don't want to question because "everybody they know has been do it that way forever". Populations develop bad habits and keep them, the lack of contact with other cultures makes them think everything different from what they are used to is wrong. That is how you get a significant population of a country to be unashamedly homophobic, atheophobic, xenophobic and develop religion-related prejudices.
Gmail but the Workspace version so that you have a better customer support*.

* Relatively better, but still lower than what I expect.
> Previously, bad influences were limited to what your local neighborhood kids were telling your kid. This could be bad, they could be torturing cats or something, but that wasn't likely. And that floor could be raised by society as a whole improving.

It also worth noting that in the past there were more supervisory resources: homemakers. Now both parents tend to work and have far less capacity to manage those bad influences.
This comment does raise a serious concern. The primary reason why cell phone numbers are bad for 2FA is sim swapping, which can only occur because there is a customer support rep who can fall for it. Email is largely immune to that right now because customer support generally cannot let you into an account you locked yourself out of.

This isn't to say that this is an unsolvable problem, it's not, but it's definitely worth talking about.
There are big cracks appearing though in this edifice. Thanks to ARM Macbook, it's now expected that projects ship ARM packages, ARM containers etc. And therefor it's practical to deploy on ARM servers. Raspberry Pi also helped with this historically. Even Windows -- I use a Surface Pro X which provides a wonderful travel experience.
> If you were a pissed-off goth kid wanting to read how to bomb something, you had to genuinely work to find shit like that.

Every pissed off goth kid I knew in the 90s had a copy of the Anarchist cook book on a 1.44mb floppy disk.

We probably burned more than our fair share of holes in our backyards, but it wasn't access to information that was limiting us doing harm to our peers. If anything I think it was having a group of like-minded people to burn holes in your backyard with that ultimately allowed us all to feel less alienated. We may have felt individually ostracized, but found camaraderie in trying to put out the homemade napalm fire in the back yard before someone's parents got back or the neighbors called the fire department.

I get more worried about teens today because I no longer see packs of kids getting in trouble together. The only kids I know that ended up in real trouble where the ones that eventually got alienated from that pack as well.
I'm not missing the point. The OP was specifically talking about a k8s bug that wasn't a k8s bug at all. You don't blame Linux for a poorly written application. If the cloud providers choose to add a bunch of uncommon options that has no counterpart in k8s that's their choice. but it doesn't mean k8s is a magic bullet that makes it so you don't have to do the bare minimum to understand the cloud providers.
Shows a lack of self control
Are you just making up numbers? Have you ever done any sailing? I can tell you that weather patterns on with no wind for extended periods of time even over the size of a country are not really happening. People have done studies and the amount of overprovisioning is typically on the order of 5x IIRC without storage. Moreover you need at least 2x overcapacity for nuclear as well.
My guess: roughly "a very small proportion" chance.

I think we're missing some vital info to do better than that.
Did we sanction the sun and wind that come from russia or something?
Will this new PDF interpreter also go into MuPDF? For use in e.g. `mutool draw`
Wow. Where to begin?

Problems stemmed across multiple dimensions: limits on the numbers of nodes in the cluster (had to split into 2 clusters - think thousands of nodes), crds, weird network setup issues, daemon sets for storage/logs, persistent volumes, rough edges of the tooling operating the cluster (people tell you that with k8s you write less scripts! But in reality depending on your cluster size the scripting moves to the admin side.

This does not include actually upgrading k8s which was a nightmare and having to keep the underlying nodes patched.
"Critical thinking" as thought is kinda "trust CNN and not random rager's blog". You need judgement and wisdom for actual critical thinking, which children do not have.

I would say it is a really hard problem, because it boils down to trust the trustworthy -- and who to trust is left as an exercise to the reader.
Your explanation is great. I like the key frame codec analogy. Like you said though, this really belongs at the DB layer. An application level solution would be much more than a nightmare.

Plugin/extension/module development is severely underused in our field. Extensibility, if possible, is often the best way to handle edge cases or increments in a dependency, without forking it.

See "Benefits of Being an Extension to PostgreSQL": https://www.citusdata.com/blog/2017/10/25/what-it-means-to-b...

Some great software that is extensible in brilliant ways through plugins, that comes to mind, is:

postgres: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/external-extensions....

nginx:
https://www.nginx.com/resources/wiki/modules/

sqlite:
https://www.sqlite.org/loadext.html

redis: https://redis.io/docs/modules/

babel: https://babeljs.io/docs/en/plugins/
I don't fully understand your bet (and I don't take kindly to being asked to silence myself). I don't have time at the moment to craft an example. I might play around a bit with the edges of floating point. Differentiation is indeed discontinuous, so with enough determination I should be able to win such a bet. My function would probably be a sigmoid function which would go from -a to +a (for small a) over a very small interval [-b,b], where b can equal a.

> If I win, you agree to silence yourself for 1 year, regarding the split-complex and dual numbers, no longer touting them as a panacea.

I never said these numbers were a panacea. I said the dual numbers were an exact method. In this comment [1], which is what you're referring to, I said that the connection with other planar algebras was cute, but you mischaracterised what I said, which was rude. The algebras are pertinent because the article mentioned the dual numbers.

[1] - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32305644
A hardware key can be stolen, while my brain is only hackable by torture
Even a lifestyle company can buy a good CPU design team, if they have $billions.
Not sure what I didn't see. The CPUs are around 4x the everything else put together so to first order of magnitude Intel is a CPU business.
Sure, they did. While preaching "christian values" like many of the current lawmakers.
has been a very very long journey, but Docusaurus has rightfully earned its place as the default docs engine for most dev focused companies and startups and OSS libraries. huge congrats to you for shepherding this through AND consistently updating users through the process so that we did not lose confidence. Congrats!
Tech is an isolated bubble politically speaking, but I'm surprised to see how many people see through it here on HN.
The worst bit about this is that in Europe, employers don't have to pay for insurance versus the US side yet we still find ways to dick over our European hires by having them come in very low.

I've worked at places making 150k USD where the most knowledgeable people I worked with were making 90k GBP in Europe. We lost a lot of people during the great exodus of inflation at the beginning of the "Ukraine training exercises".