skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Where I work, family time is family time and work time is work time. Working from home should very little difference, and if it persistently does then that's a problem.
I'm sorry for your situation. It's beyond crappy. If it's any comfort, know that there are people who don't assume you're the one at fault.
The enumerations (Chapter 1, 1.1,...) are a bit too soft for me, I prefer decent contrast a la Modus Operandi over some of the barely visible text of Nano themes.
> The next version Emacs 29.0 may get screenshot builtin

That would be sooo darn nice
If you have AI generating code, then you'll have to:

1) have the software requirements codified to a near-coded state already

2) have a validation/verification test suite that validates the software generated works correctly

Both of which increase the overall complexity to the point that the AI will be of minimal value-add.
The resistance is already there, it's already happening. Car owners in Paris are furious, and bike infrastructure is already taking away space from roads. High traffic roads in the center have been downright closed and made bike-only.

It is feasible because Paris (the city itself, excluding suburbs) is a very crowded city, where owning a car has always been a luxury. People living in Paris itself who can afford a car, with the associated parking space and everything, are a minority.

People living in the suburbs are more likely to own cars and drive through Paris, but they don't elect the Paris mayor, so their opinion doesn't have much weight.
Orderbook: An experimental order filling engine written in Go
TIL about Tooljet from OP's post: https://www.tooljet.com/

between Retool, Budibase, Superblocks, and Tooljet, i'm confused about how to choose. anyone have a good mental map of the low code internal tools landscape?
Similarly, circumcision is not regarded with the disgust and horror as FGM is.
> Look at the balls it takes to write the following: ... When you see
that, you know that you’re facing a good scientist.

But it's more than that isn't it. There are many great scientists.
What you see here is the courage to speak the truth. Not to be afraid.
Not to turn your back on it. In a bullshit culture run by imposters,
that is as close to heresy as you can get. Lesser scientists find the
truth and know they would be better to bury it to protect their
selfish short-term ambitions. Those kind of "good scientists" are ten
a penny.
While I agree that nobody should have to put up with that sort of treatment, demanding an apology is not going to work. Couple's therapy might help if you manage to find a good one, but frankly chances are low and he should mentally prepare himself to move out and potentially fight for custody.
Ask HN: Favorite meal planning and recipe hacks?
Usually detest cooking. Meal planning is the only way I can eat healthy but I get bored very easily. Trying to meal prep soups and sandwiches currently. What's your hack to cook 1-2 times a week and have enough variety for the entire week?
I think the linux dev community and foss developers in general could be much more aggressive about going after government grant money. Open source software is used in everything from biomedical research to fundamental science, to industry, to defense. Somehow, these key shared resources are still run on a budget that's barely a rounding error by comparison.

I know writing grant proposals sucks and everyone wants to be having fun developing software, but if you pull in enough money initially you can pay people to write more grants and make things self sustaining in terms of funding. For how essential linux is to modern society there should be more paid people working on it full time.
I'd be curious to hear from an experienced marriage counselor how often this kind of situation can be salvaged.
https://nypost.com/2022/08/17/west-village-is-epicenter-of-r...
I remember being quite annoyed by pretty much everything that wasn't the story: combat, inventory management, pathfinding...
The desktop experience is still a mess. They’ve become complacent with ‘it works out of the box’ but that’s not the bar. Apple sets the bar and there’s no prize for second place. You’re on Apple or Linux or brain damaged and using Windows, but nobodies using two as their primary driver, and so one ecosystem dominates. I’m glad it’s Apple because the GNU crowd are virtue signalers first and software developers second. For all their yapping the linux desktop speaks for itself
Not sure if you are waiting for an incentive, but here we go: leave her.
In order to use your money to help you on the dating market, you have to approach. Nobody is going up to people in bars and asking "will you buy me a drink?". However, social norms are nowhere near making this practical for most women.
I sometimes wonder if that perspective is largely about what you should be able to influence or control, too.

If you desire control or influence then the world can become a daunting and depressing place. You learn to feel trapped and impotent. If you let it be and learn to focus your energy on your own realm of control, it’s much easier to be at peace (though still challenging at times). If there’s nothing you can do and you aren’t responsible for the awful things you see in the world, should it really consume you? Shouldn’t you focus more on what’s good, and the limited good you can do? Perhaps we should save most of our energy for exactly that.

Fundamentally the act of being disturbed by bad things in the world seems to indicate or require that it should be some other way, or that one should be able to change it. If both aren’t true, it seems futile to be so deeply bothered by it. If both are true, we should devote as much as we can to resolving it. As individuals it seems this is rarely the case, though.

I don’t eat animals. I don’t think other people should, generally speaking, and I think the systems turning them into food are beyond deplorable. If I focus on that I can become pretty upset. If I dwelled on I could easily become depressed. But for what? What can I do but not eat the animals? Encourage my family to eat more vegetables without annoying them? Beyond these small acts, I’m virtually powerless to make a difference. I have to accept that.

There are countless examples like that. The wars ongoing today are make some of the best examples. Fears that global recession will cause mass starvation while I experience what could be summarized as financial inconvenience. Existential questions about meaning and purpose. Personal problems caused by external forces (arguably most of them?). The list is endless and each item, if examined in depth, can make someone extremely sad.

Certainly don’t ignore these things, but don’t become obsessed and engrossed. Don’t feel personally responsible to make substantial changes. Just do the best within your means, and be glad you did.

Without that, I would be so miserable. Before I learned this I was. The world seemed impossibly dark and sad. Today I hold on to the belief that to overcome these things, my perspective needs to be one of positive action and intent. Anything else seems to amount mostly to self-harm, and no one wins.
Before if you knew the standard unix-ey tools you could get by. For example, want to list services? Just use `ls /etc/init.d/`. Want to monitor a log file? Use something like `tail -f /var/log/whatever`. Want to see what filesystems are supposed to be mounter? Just opne /etc/fstab with your favorite text editor. Sure, it wasn't super consistent but you used the same tools as you always used, whether you're editing source code or whatever. You had one very flexible toolbox that you had to remember the options on.

So as an example, how do I see what services are available under systemd? How can I reliable see what file systems are supposed to be mounted at boot? The answer to both of those tends to be "systemd spreads it's files and configuration all around the filesystem to you need to learn some bespoke systemd command that you'll only ever use for systemd".

And while those previous init systems were inconsistent projects like openrc demonstrate that it's possible to accomplish systemd's goals, greatly simplify that init system mess, without breaking principles like locality of behavior or "everything is a file", and to keep it compatible with things like grep and tail and all that.
Interesting. I tried "The Idiot" once but was put off by Dostojewski until now. Nobody tells you these things.
In my experience, unexpected power loss qnd bluescreens are the most common cause for these problems. Even Windows 7 was pretty good at keeping their system files consistent enough to be auto recovered.
I always remember the "World War Chimp": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLn9GwHoUy0
Around where I live, they opened branches with 5 atms and maybe 2 people "assisting" account holders with the atms.
The difficulty of solving the storage problem is greatly overstated. The big issue with storage will be which of the many possible approaches comes out on top. It's an embarrassment of possibilities, not an unsolvable problem.

BTW, nuclear isn't going to power the world with current thermal reactors (there's not enough uranium), so hand wringing over storage should be matched by that for the more difficult problem of making breeder reactors safe and affordable. So far, they've been more expensive than current commercial reactors, and they suffer from safety issues due to Pu and 233U producing fewer delayed neutrons, so they operate closer to prompt criticality.

(Unlike breeders, storage is actually getting installed on grids around the world these days, and costs are coming down.)
goes well with the primitive reactions at the apparent foundation of seduction (something I don't like btw)

good old triggers are more potent than any progressist concept that popped up in the last century
I still frequently pop open Command Prompt and "dir /s file.ext" just to avoid using Explorer's search. And that's as someone who likes using Windows.
I disagree, insofar as this is a Yoko Taro game, and that is a sub-genre unto itself. NieR: Automata first-time players are coming into this in medias res, and the expectations were made quite a long time ago for folks like, well, me.
Because it’s all narrow AI that’s often hyped as it’s science fiction counterpart. Augmented intelligence would have been a better term, because that’s what AI had been to this point. Leave the term Artificial Intelligence for AGI. If and when the day comes that we have Data, HAL, Skynet, then I don’t think the critics will be making the same complaint. They’ll have bigger things to worry about.
I have a gut feeling that this is because of parenting. I think parenting methods these days dont work. I think it is perfectly okay to use fear of punishment to discipline kids. From what I see today, most kids dont have a limit that they wouldn’t cross. There is no fear from their father/mother/authority figure that can set them on the right track.

My gf works with kids, the stories I hear are absolutely mind boggling. Children show up to school with only cookies/chocolate for lunch/breakfast. Discipline at home is nonexistent. Parents give their kids an ipad and call it good.

Girls are generally calmer and have an easier time focusing than boys.

so maybe its a case of boys having exacerbated effects because of their natural tendencies.
Not endorsing the argument, but for example 'The Case Against the Sexual Revolution' by Louise Perry could give you the opinions behind this.

Her opinion is that men have co-opted and subverted feminism to ironically increase exploitation of women.
Will people refund their Stadia controllers?
Live plants.

Well worth the maintenance load, and likely better for you than any artificial perfuming thing.
Not everything has a biological link though. Why is the color pink associated with girls and blue with boys? Purely an artefact of cultural zeitgeist, pink used to be masculine.

IIRC the invention of agriculture caused a huge shift in cultural dynamics as regards sex and gender world wide, favoring men. It is not unreasonable to think that an age that lasted 10kyrs might have some lingering affects on how we view the world.
I'm sorry but are you familiar with the space industry?

Because it simply doesn't make sense. Their competition is Europe, China, India. They will not simply stop building rockets because SpaceX is cheap. In fact the opposite, all of them have massively increased their spending to also lower prices.

In addition, in the US, NASA and DoD will always support multiple providers.

And in addition to that the Bezos money pissing is not gone stop if SpaceX lowers prices.

So on the face of it that plan would be utter insanity. Literal stupidity beyond believe. No investor who spent even 5min looking at the Space industry would invest in SpaceX if they thought that was their strategy.

And again, they simple didn't get anywhere close to enough investment to run their core business at a loss AND at the same time make massive investments. It simply doesn't add up.

They only got large billions in investment once they had proven the feasibility of lowering launch cost threw re-usability. No expert in the field is now questioning this.
I'm not sure off the top of my head if MacOS was encrypting the drive at that time, but you might try plugging the drive into FTK Imager or Autopsy. I believe both of these tools will do some data carving.

But before you do that, make sure the issue isn't the hard drive itself. If the hard drive is damaged, you may still be able to recover data, but it'll need to be done by someone who knows what they are doing. If the drive is spinning irregularly, or clicking, or not recognized by another system you might have issues.

Source - I used to work in a digital forensics lab.
They're shown but somewhat obscured with psychedelic club lighting. You can see glimpses of naked people writhing around with body paint.
> Made for photographers

Please someone make a photo/video storage for families. Our photo stream is not artisan award-winning landscapes, they're messy bunch of travel photos, pictures of receipts and random exif-less pngs sent to us.
What do you mean no option to buy additional storage? I use the legacy free product, too, and each user on my domain has (EDIT: had) the option to buy additional storage for themselves.

If I recall correctly, I pay 15.99GBP/year for an additional 100GB.

EDIT: hmm it seems that the page where I initially chose my 100GB plan no longer offers new plans. It just shows how much storage I have, and has a little info hover which says my storage is managed by my admin.

But in the help for the admin console, the page that describes buying additional storage says it's only for the higher plans. And another page says "As of June 2022, the G Suite legacy storage add-ons are no longer available to purchase."

So perhaps the old way (but storage per user) is no longer available, and the new way (buy in the admin console) isn't available (yet or perhaps ever).
Bingo! That about sums up my memories of using it every since it went CC-anything. I think CS5 was the last version I used that felt pleasantly performant -- and on older machines, no less (2013 Macbook Air w/ i7, 16GB).
Well the mistake was to move files first place. Should have done a copy first, check if everything is ok and then delete.
How Linux freezes under high memory usage, Mac OS and Windows both handle such situations well without requiring a hard reboot.
I don't think nuclear's problem is safety. If it was cheap it would be built anyway. Do you think most people think the thick, black plumes of smoke coming out of a coal plant are safe? No, but at the time coal was cheap power and we build a lot of coal plants.
Steam? I guess you could say Steam is the platform but in the past Mac was a seperate platform and except for a handful of exceptions like Blizzard games usually required a seperate purchase. These days buying on Steam gets you the Windows/Mac/Linux versions if available. GOG is similar too. But buying off the Mac app store just gets you the Mac version (why does anyone buy off there ever?).

Sony has also done some crossbuy stuff in the past. Their PS1 classics used to be generally PS3/PSP/Vita compatible and some titles were cross PS3/Vita/PS4 like Spelunky or PlayStation All Stars Battle Royale. Microsoft has done some cross Xbox/PC stuff too although you have to buy from their store.
The Search for the Most Useless Office Perk in the World
Only very recently Windows started requiring a MS account. I'd guess most people who don't own a Xbox don't have a MS account.
On the page it says "We will share our progress on our Twitter and Notion pages." The link to Twitter goes to the wrong account I think. Both Twitter and Notion are essentially empty. If it's currently only a landing page to collect email addresses than it shouldn't be a Show HN yet (https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html)
No it isn't. That thing breaks or doesn't update to a new API and suddenly you're screwed.
I guess they never learnt. If you never learn then you won't know how to ride. Tom Scott made a video, as an adult learning to ride a bike https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7GKK3liv8M
Really?

That was never the intent. Seriously, I'm honestly find it hard (for which read impossible) to read it that way.

I'll re-think it.

I'm genuinely baffled, but if that's what you feel, I'm there will be others who that way too, so I'll see if I can express what I mean more clearly.

Edit: I've changed it somewhat, so the comments here are not necessarily relevant any more. Maybe it's no better ... don't know.
I feel like only scripting language projects like this ever take off (owncloud, wordpress, ghost, etc..)

Like the kind of developer that tries to write the Rust/Go/Erlang/Haskell version ends up stuck on finding the perfect way to handle errors, trying to include a complex ML recommendation system, or creating a custom embedded database with fast lookup times for the possibility of albums with 100 million photos.

Meanwhile, PHP and Ruby keep pumping out these fun little systems that have security holes every few months and need constant babysitting.

Sorry, I don't mean to be negative. I'm really glad to see this, it just prompted some reflection.
Water, electricity, and advertising...

If we were talking about gmail that would be one thing, but internet advertising as a utility is too far by far.
Super interesting write-up, thanks
People talk about enrollment favoring women. But from what I found men still dominate engineering, some sciences and are close to equal in medicine(more men pursue surgery). In blue collar trades men predominate. I don't see how the increase in women obtaining psychology or public health degrees means they are surpassing men. No criticism intended I have a useless degree(economics) myself.
The second identifiable person to have his genome sequenced- James Watson- had around 30 known genome defects at the time. However most of them did not manifest as disease. That is a mystery.
I don't like to cycle but I am 100% in favor of major investment in walk-ability and cycleable. Even if you prefer public transport, or even cars, it much better to operate in a city that is designed around the principles of walkability.

New Urbanism has been pushing this for a long time, walkability is at the core of both high and low density urbanism. An the bicycle is the natural extinction of that.
I was diagnosed with a vitamin B12 deficiency when my limbs went numb
> the idea that CTFs were only done by less skilled people is bogus.

And that's why it's not there.

Just about any filter, even the most arbitrary one will work some of the time.

To go back to the previous analogy, plenty of competent people like beer and golfing and plenty don't. It's about trying to recognize what's culturally myopic and extricating those signals.
I guess you might know it, but check https://remoteok.com/

The guy that runs it shares a lot of info online
Would you want a dating App telling your potential match all of your negative genetic predispositions ? How about your employer ? Or your parents, would they have raised you differently if they had unnecessary paranoia about a predisposition that you would never manifest.

Human nature values first impressions and you can expose your flaws after you have established your reputation a bit. This data has the potential to short-circuit that and could lead to yet another technology that is maladapted to human nature.
Once it becomes "about money" that controls the enterprise, even when it was originally about software. Sure there's some projects that avoided that but its a tar pit and I can't fault anyone for avoiding it.
Sadly, I've had a similar experience.

I had a friend whose mental health always seemed a little precarious. One time he told me that he'd broken down and just hugged one of his kids and cried.

Intellectually, I knew he deserved pity. But my gut reaction was revulsion at showing such weakness to one of his kids. In retrospect, what most bothered me was probably the inversion of caregiving burden between a parent and a young child.
STEM is a pretty small subset of total employment, only about 5% of Americans. And it's not like most of the jobs pay astoundingly high.

By contrast healthcare is more than 3X the size of STEM, and when looking at new entrants is just as skewed towards women as STEM is to men. When you step outside STEM and healthcare, and look at high-paying jobs that actually employ at scale, you see that most of them heavily favor "soft skills". Attorneys, real estate agents, middle management, marketing, sales, speech pathology, graphic design. All of them are much more about working with people than working with things.
I spent valuable credits in my degree arguing that it should be. Clearly I didn't make a good argument, as I didn't get a good grade ;)
> The desktop experience is still a mess.

The closest I have seen to creating a good experience was Ubuntu Unity.

I noticed it being used in universities, and in the office I used to work at.

I'm disappointed that the Unity project wasn't taken forward, and it seems to me that Gnome just reimplemented it, but missed many best parts of the original.
Making React fast by default and truly reactive
FWIW, I understood it as literally breaking (interrupting? halting?) a machine by mistake.
We no longer call them microcomputers
Why should I ask such a thing?

Programming with Vulkan is like asking everyone to be a device driver developer and a GPU hardware engineer.

The recent webinar on profiles felt like a joke, manually jungling JSON files to generate bindings for specific profiles, meanwhile on proprietary 3D APIs that is a simple set of API calls.

Khronos still doesn't get what is a productive SDK development experience.
> first, neural nets are much more closely related to applied statistics than biology mimicry

Well, aren't biological systems really really refined statistical systems?
> Another major inconsistency in feminism is upholding the career woman ideal, yet women's preference is still that the man should be higher earning or more successful.

But this is not an inconsistency in feminism, this is a discrepancy between feminism and what many women actually want.
Makes it scarier!
immich isn’t quite there yet but it’s trajectory looks pretty good to fill this role https://www.immich.app
You need a third thing, which is the ability to "sell" what you're doing to some combination of customers/users, investors, and people you want to hire.
I just got done reading Jesus and John Wayne. A century or more of hammering it into boys and men that we're inadequate if we're not virulent warrior providers had to have predictable consequences, didn't it?
We've been using jitsi via zulip chat at work. It should be drop-in for at least small groups (one-on-one, handful of people - I have yet to investigate "conference" or "class room" size).

We do unfortunately see semi-regular lock-up/freezes where one end of the stream stops for ~30 seconds. Maybe this is worse in safari vs chrome/Firefox - we have not yet experimented much with different browsers. Or maybe there's a difference between x86_64 and arm/m1/m2.