skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The dilemma with these sorts of discussions always seems to come back to where the line is drawn between the personality and the disorder. Clearly there are some pathologies whose features manifest in ways that are dangerous (..to one's self and/or others) but it's not clear to me which of the criteria above rise from being facets of ordinary personalities and become truly pathological.

This seems to also coincide with other literature that describes those with SPD as being among the least likely to seek treatment.
Yeah, obviously he meant "forced" as in "within the context of this job, if I want to keep it".

Taking too broad a view of what "forced" means just nullifies the term. Of course nobody could then ever be "forced" to do anything when suicide is an option.
Sounds great to breath in, have directly on your skin, and for the environment
Ask HN: What are the wasm use cases that you're excited about?
I've been trying to understand wasm. In my non-expert understanding it gives a compiler for web code. I don't understand how that is different from what we see today. So, trying a different approach. What use cases are you using/looking at wasm for, and why is that the better solution?
My neighbors constantly complain about the connection quality in our neighborhood. We almost all use the same provider since there aren't many options in our area. During most gaming sessions, I didn't have any real problems. Of course, part of that has to do with the fact that I'm not a very skilled gamer, so I'm not as likely to notice lag.
You can quit those too!

I've found it incredibly important to remember the reasons that I choose to do what I do, and own that choice.

It helped me overcome serious depression and a victim mindset.

Eg, I'm not forced to work and support my family. I want to and choose to do so for a wide variety of reasons.
Someone needs to offer mediawiki-as-a-service (apparently https://miraheze.org tries to do this) similar to Wordpress.

It's much easier to do "free on fandom" and so lots of them move that way.
Now it is the battle of keeping the zillions of JavaScript packages vs PHP packages up … to … date.

I think WASM may have bigger problems with external vulnerability assessment team identifying those modules by version that got broken.
I believe that a distributed smart grid that uses green/renewable energy is necessary for reliability in the face of extreme weather conditions, infrastructure cost reductions via reduction in size/use of unsafe HV transmission lines (see: CA fires), and most importantly to head-off the climate disaster that we're already seeing manifest today, so I want to keep working in those areas.

Location: USA

Remote: Yes, preferred.

Willing to relocate: Will discuss for extraordinary opportunities.

Technologies: [I'm comfortable learning new technologies and learn quickly, so if you work with a technology I didn't write down here, email me anyways!] I currently work with modern Python (with types, async libraries, newer runtimes, etc.) and SQL as far as languages go, but I also do personal stuff in Go, Lua, and others. I have recently worked with several differnent databases, such as Postgres, AWS Athena, Redis, FoundationDB, Elasticsearch, and SQLite. I don't do much devops, but I have experience with containers and other modern methods, and some of my own simpler methods that can work at massive scale (local data + compiled binary distribution + many many servers = massive scale, for the right applications).

Résumé/CV: [Here's a short description of what I currently work on and wish to continue doing; I can send a full resume upon request.] I work on computationally efficient energy efficiency software that optimizes the energy use of and then commands devices at a site. For example, I wrote a software algorithm which reduces HVAC peaks when a bunch of HVACs turn on at once by preventing that through an energy budget and some other magic. I also wrote algorithms to manage peaks using a battery by setting a goal for the energy use for a particular billing interval and then discharging the battery based on that goal and then constantly re-evaluating that goal based on new information. I also built a system which queried telemetry from a fleet of thousands of distributed energy resources every minute, determined if there were any deviations from normal/acceptable conditions, then alert the operations team (my alerting software ran in ~15 seconds in a "0.25 CPU / 1024MB RAM" kubernetes pod and replaced other software which did less alerts, took ~1 hour to do it, and took literally 10x the resources).

Email: Please initially contact me with my HN masked email, for my own spam protection, and I will reply from my normal account: [soft.oil7342 (a) fastmail (d) com]
It supports both Nvidia and AMD, and both got pretty good speedup. This is a great achievement!
Most people never go past page 1 of the results.
The Role of the Tor Project Board and Conflicts of Interest
Interesting, looks like there was some kind of attack on privacy.com in 2020[0] that caused transactions to be run from vendors without them.

0. https://blog.privacy.com/a-different-type-of-card-fraud-anat...
Why?

Is there a single member of the Apache tribe that takes offense to the name, or is this needless virtue-seeking behavior? Last I heard, tribes actually voiced enthusiasm for the Army's habit of assigning tribal names to helicopters, especially the thoroughly badass AH-64 Apache.
Yea but we're so far on the extreme of slash and burn and pouring chemicals on lawns that it's not even worth considering at this point concerns of habitation. It's just not even on the radar in terms of things that we need to bother caring about for the foreseeable future (100+ years minimum).
Any way to read this using my Apple News+ subscription? They have wsj.com, but I can't find this story in there.
Sounds like something worth whistleblowing to relevant authorities. Depending on where are they located, they could even be rewarded for it.
Why set your future self up for success if your only connection to that person is a story in your head? What is supposed to change when you take this view of being disconnected with your future self?
Both Uber and Lyft are public companies, so they can raise money on the stock market, selling bonds, convertible notes, etc.
> The SS was the paramilitary organization that carried out the holocaust.

Germany carried out the holocaust. Sure, the SS is most associated with it, which should not lead to the false conclusion that holocaust was "an SS thing". It was a German thing. Case in point, the Wehrmacht provided large numbers of personnel for the camps and the whole "clean Wehrmacht" idea started out as a defense in the Nuremberg trials (among other popular ideas such as "I just followed orders").
New Products at Google: Launch, Promote, Abandon
amazing, I was looking for alternatives for Niederegger
Disagree on using a lib? cause I guess doing manual DI is still DI.
You can in some cases compare different keywords to each other.
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Hmm. I find the post a little shallow here. Half these things are somewhat debatable and matters of taste. I think a lot of experience without a nuanced view of how universal best practices are (or aren't) is wasted experience.

Or maybe I'm defensive because I like fewer files, tolerate many parameters (It depends on why they're there!), and prefer bigger PRs when the alternative is 5 PRs that only make sense if you're looking at all of them.
Overall, I like it. I enjoyed WezTerm as well, but found that it suffered incredible lag in Neovim. Honestly, if not for that, I probably would use WezTerm full time. But kitty does have some significantly nice features, especially if you use ssh a lot (which I do).
Then can you clarify on how hft/algotrading contributes meaningfully to market function?
It's not worth anything if they can't figure out how to turn a profit.
Manage and fight are vastly different - we're getting better at this (example: freeways used to have water runoff go to the storm sewers and now they go into dry holding ponds instead).
Nestle, Novartis, Roche...
Automatic PS5 system update in 5...4...
Something I remind myself now and again, “Tomorrow starts today.”

To me, this means, look at the next day’s calendar (commitments, obligations, logistics) the night before. If you don’t have any… make some arbitrary ones up.

All structure is self-imposed anyway (as evidence by those that are late for everything).
Generally I get what you're saying, but do keep in mind that there are some life sim games that are extremely high on stimulation.

Endless ATC, Firefighting Simulator: The Squad, Transport Inc., Cold Waters, The Invisible Hand, and 112 / 911 operator, and Tin Can come to mind. There's also "study sims" like DCS World which push you really far into the simulation thing, both in requiring a high degree of competence and in the amount of stimulation you have flying a mission.
Why does a company need to be a monopoly in order to break them up? In an "ought to" sense, that is.

Facebook has facilitated/amplified quite a bit of awful things that have lead to real world violence, most particularly outside of the United States. Which is saying something, considering their contribution to political polarization in the US.

Whether or not they are a monopoly is orthogonal to the question put forward in this case.
Before Sony stripped Linux from the PS3, they were being used to build super computers. Heck, my undergrad program tried getting on that hype train and we got two PS3s running YellowDog linux and were starting to put together a grant proposal for a small compute cluster when Sony broke the news.

If you've ever used Kodi, it started as the "XBox Media Center" project. So Kodi would probably not be what it is today without people jailbreaking the OG XBox so they could use it for a media "PC".

People are still playing Quake Arena, Doom, and other og XBox games on real hw, thanks to jailbreaking. With root access users are able to patch the games so they can be pointed at community servers to replace the deprecated XBox Live servers that used to power the online multiplayer.

Similarly, we're seeing a bunch of games from the last couple of generations that reach out to company servers that are now being shut down. Jailbreaking provides life extension in some of these cases as well.
There’s huge demand for solutions to problems people have, not huge demand for specific technologies.

People don’t want EVs specifically. People want cheap reasonably clean ways to quickly get from point A to point B.
If you're looking for a FLOSS alternative to meetup, check out Get Together (https://gettogether.community/).
Well done.

I can appreciate the technical effort made here. And I think opensourcing something closesourced is always a good thing to do. Documenting also contribute of the global knowledge for different but similar project. I liked the 'page_poisioning' part for size optimization on the blogpost, nice trick.

I have to admit I don't see a lot of "real case application" where this might came really handy, but, who knows, sometimes I'm surprised how OSS make the most of anything seemingly not interesting at first.
This sort of approach sounds useful on paper. People should indeed make better choices. In reality, however, this solves nothing because we are looking at societal problems as varied and complex as climate change, obesity, rising house prices, degree inflation, regular inflation, global uncertainty, constant digital surveillance, and so on. Even a person who has made "good" choices such as becoming a SWE is still at the mercy of macroeconomic changes. Maybe next year's AI will nuke front end work just like it's nuking other white collar job markets. Maybe the market will by nuked by actual nukes. The modern day careers depend on so many conditions that are outside of our control and can't be fixed on an individual level, even if it's still a good idea to make good choices.
The Brain on Psychedelics
Federal Reserve announces pilot exercise for ESG social credit score system
Yeah I'm about where you are, maybe a little past that. My kids are at university or out on their own. I don't really have rigid work hours. I can easily go to bed and sleep for 10 or 12 hours. I think I am slowly recovering from about three decades of sleep deprivation.
> I have to do chores when I get home for about an hour or two

How is this possible? Are you counting exercise as a chore? I probably do 2 hours of chores in a week and that includes a lot of things related to cooking which you don’t do
wasm-nginx-module

https://wasmedge.org/book/en/use_cases/frameworks/mesh/wasm-...
Hi Phil,

I'd love to learn more about the open Product roles you have available.

Thanks!
Isn't that Deno and Node.js?
Sounds unlikely. That wouldn’t make any sense. The surge is there because demand exceeds supply.
> I was probably the only few who was deeply deeply suspicious of the "Dont be Evil" Google in the early 00s, in an era of "Dont be Evil", when everyone in Tech thought they were Saint. The self righteousness of Google, I thought nothing could be worse than Google's hypocrisy. I mean how can something be worse than "Dont be Evil"?

I don't think that's accurate or fair, and I think (as I often see) it misses a lot of context around where "Don't Be Evil" came from, and what it really meant.

"Don't Be Evil" was basically to highlight and contrast Google's desired culture from Microsoft's at the time of the late 90s/early 00s. That is, at the time, and especially early in Microsoft's existence, MS was pretty famous for "dirty tricks". E.g look at the early history/origins of DOS, anti-competitive tactics WRT DR-DOS [1], how they fought the browser wars, the full history outlined in Microsoft v United States, etc. The icon for MS in Slashdot at the time was famously the Gates "borg" icon, and that is how a lot of people viewed MS.

When it comes to Google, I think the whole idea behind "Don't Be Evil" is that they believed that you could make money withOUT dirty tricks, and up until 2010-2012 or so I think this was largely true. People flocked to Google and their products not because they were forced to, but because the products were genuinely much better than the competition at the time. Search, GMail, Maps, StreetView, Chrome - when all of these came out I remember thinking "holy shit this is amazing".

The problem, though, is that at some point all very successful companies reach a size where I believe it's only possible to respond to your economic incentives, which are to grow at any cost. I mentioned 2010-2012 (maybe a little later, 2012-2014) because that's when I feel like I really saw Google's approach change to really squeeze the pennies from their existing business, e.g. when they made ads more and more indistinguishable from organic results, or when they made it so that any remotely commercial search term has an ENTIRE page of ads above the fold. Paying "the Google tax" became a real thing, e.g. you'd have to pay Google for an add JUST on your domain name because competitors might bid higher.

Thus, if anything, I give Google props for "holding out" a good ~12-15 years before their growth and economic incentives made it "must increase revenue at all costs" and the beancounters took over.

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AARD_code
Subtle but succinct
>but not returned to frames

also, CSS Flex
If I actually wanted the product, I probably didn’t need the ad. I just needed to know about it in a very factual manner
I understand the angst, and that's why I don't engage with social platforms. The exception is when friends text me to go look at their posts, during which time I make sure to click every ad I see to increase cost to the organizations responsible for wasting my time.

My phone's camera stores photos on my phone and when its plugged in a python script syncs photos to my laptop and deletes non-starred phone photos older than 30 days.

Future generations will have a set of media ethics similar to the geneva convention to prevent wasting everyone's time; see https://www.nohello.com/ et al.
Supreme Court Is Putting the Future of Section 230 Protections on Its Docket
Does that picture show huge empty field were a forest was or sections of logged areas with large patches of trees between sections? It is not selective logging but it is also not a clear cut.

In the past you would see a similar cut block with select large trees kept in the empty areas but that practice was stopped years ago due to safety. The large trees left in the open had a high chance of being blown over.
It might help if the title was more informative. E.g. Knuth's The Art of Computer Programming, Vol 4B is going into press.
My opinion: Don’t

It reads like you are trying to populate a “skills” section.

As an interviewer/hirer, I ignore skills sections entirely. I want to know two things from a resume “what you did and how well you did it”.

That means “Using $LanguageX, I did $y”. I am then going to dig in to your bullet points and expect you to be able to explain what you did and ask you why you made the choices.
Wow … it’s insane how “Apple is not in the ad business” has been scrubbed from the internet.

I’ve seen this happen before. But not with a big corporation.
> Neuroscience shows that this is not the case, and that those with schizoid personality disorders have true physiological and neurological differences.

Sure, but you assume that the physiological and neurological differences exist in themselves when you could also say that are causal, due to the abuse/neglect. The effects on ones mind from negative life experiences would have to have a physical manifestation in the brain in order to create the patterns of disordered behavior of course. If they are caused by negative life experiences, then they could also be reversible.
Let's see: I kept a Diamond Multimedia 16 bit ISA card (meh!), an 8-bit SBPro 2 on the original packaging (this one is somewhat valuable) and, I think, an SBLive! Value (this one is PCI). Might have kept a 3Com 56K modem and some assorted LAN cards (also meh). I wish I had kept my SB AWE64. I also have an original P5 Pentium 60 with the FDIV bug (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Intel_Pentium_processo...) and a Samsung 5.25 floppy which may be useful to get a file from a disk some day.
100% this. Your experience on hinge will be terrible generally unless A) lucky or B) very good looking.

I’ve gotten lucky with the ELO score once on Hinge out of the dozen times I created accounts on it. I was shown attractive women and got matched even to a few (which went nowhere of course). But most times I got shown fat and ugly people. I know I’m not good looking but sometimes I see the people on these apps and I think, “man, some people really get it way worse than I do…” And that’s who it shows to me overwhelmingly.

Meanwhile it’ll lock all the attractive women behind paid features.

It’s a bad app. I think a few years ago before it was bought up it had some potential but since Match integrated all their practices into Hinge - it’s a bad app.
The issue isn't correctness. The issue is annoyingness.

> I'm sure pro-seatbelt people were called "zealots" back in the day too.

Given that vehicles were grandfathered in, pro-seatbelt people were irrelevant to owners & drivers of said vehicle.

Just like some rust zealot asserting that some existing project with millions of lines of code should be rewritten in rust is irrelevant to the project maintainers.
I only said very little out of caution, because I don’t know of any, but I don’t know that they don’t exist either. At most very little is compatible with none. ;) Aren’t there commonly used Aztec words that don’t match Spanish pronunciation?
I would argue that the optimal number of AWS Accounts is Zero.
It's nice that you have a framework but you still haven't addressed my (I think fairly simple) question about how any of it applies here.

I realise this probably comes of a little snarky but I've tried following your comments in good faith and it just seems like a very abstract hammer looking for a nail without really reading/listening to the quite literal/simple/not-very-abstract discussion being had here.
Have the game creators send a C&D to Fandom for copyrighted materials.
The current one is already version 6.00
Is it just me, or does the writer need to learn how to properly weave sarcasm into a story? I found it hard to read, for some reason. And really, he was able to learn that much from one code review? That the guy keeps to himself, is competitive, and avoids meetings? Or did the story weaving fail again?

I wouldn't want to work here either. It doesn't sound like the "newbie" was given any coding standards, the senior seems to think they are not necessary because his way is "the way". And besides, I'm not fond of meetings either, which makes me a newbie.
There are myriad other examples where you can take action now to avail yourself of a future mild inconvenience that you might not take if the inconvenience were experienced by someone else instead. And I can't imagine that you think telling me I don't understand what GP said, without offering clarification of your own, is a useful comment.
I ended up writing a whole custom tool for generating credentials and policies for specific S3 buckets:

- https://s3-credentials.readthedocs.io/

- https://simonwillison.net/2021/Nov/3/s3-credentials/

- https://simonwillison.net/2022/Jan/18/weeknotes/
Devil's advocate: "We kill people based on metadata." -Snowden
And have you checked what was the ip range they came from?
This year's venture-fueled layoffs
What's interesting about that is at some point the device lasts longer than it is in service for.

According to the internet, the "average kitchen" is remodeled every 10-15 years, so once your LED lights last longer than that, they're likely to get thrown away still working.
Honestly appalled at the way the author went about addressing this issue. All of these problems could be resolved by creating/requesting clear guidelines or just mentoring the newbie programmer.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clean_Wehrmacht_myth#End_of_th...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazism_and_the_Wehrmacht
That's a small sacrifice for ending pervasive thought manipulation and surveillance.
The last I heard, System76 has been working on their own laptop hardware. It just takes a lot of work and time, so that’s why nothing has been released (afaik).
Look at the actual research that supposedly leads to the rejection of that idea. There doesn't seem to be any, except for a bunch of unsupported speculation. A notorious example is the Minessota Transracial Adoption Study or something along those lines. They actually found what was clearly an inherent difference according to their experiment's design, then after they got this uncomfortable result, they found another variable they'd forgotten to control for and attributed it to that, without any further evidence. The science in this field is full of fraud because it's dominated by leftists who will be punished by their peers for publishing politically incorrect findings.
90% meeting online? I think I read that like half of people have even tried online dating. I've definitely met adults in their 30s who just have never bothered. They live their lives and meet people through friends or happenstance.
apple uploads and modifies all photos you take on your device with the explicit stated intent of referring you for prosecution. That doesn't sound very private to me.
Zeroed in with a Harbor Freight digital caliper haha
Fabrican’s patented spray-on fabric technology

https://www.fabricanltd.com/about/technology/
How does this work in regards to a companies obligation (if there is one) to scan for illegal illicit material (I don’t feel like typing that term out that we all know) ?
Isn't that what Cliff's Notes do? Are they still a thing? That's what got me through High School English lit.