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This definitely is not treatment nor therapy/medication, just to clarify. We view ourselves as 1 potential piece of your greater solution to ADHD (or wanting better executive function skills in general). Same as a to-do list is helpful for ADHD, as is a body doubling tool. These services don't treat ADHD, simply may be of help!
Honestly, a lot of programming data structure concepts were difficult to grasp /until/ I truly understood how linked list works. It's a very simple concept in hindsight, but as a newbie programmer - this was an alien concept. Linked list? Just give me my array or built in List! Then I understood how to build a linked list and how it can be extended in various ways. They can be used to solve interesting problems. Many high level languages provide pre-baked implementations of LL but most programmers don't understand how they work under the surface. When I understood LL, I was able to apply that understanding to trees.
Speaking of blowing up passenger jets, Russia handled the shoot down of MH17 very similarly to the KAL007.
As someone who spends pretty much all working time with IngelliJ, CLion, and PyTorch... I have no idea what you're talking about.

CLion is insanely fast and its autocomplete and refactoring completely outclasses all Visual Studio products. The embedded CMake is the cherry on top. Remote debugging works even with custom gdb server on custom hardware. What else could I possibly want from my IDE?
And plastic is not safe?
Surely no one felt more desperation for Mastodon to operate as an adequate substitute for Twitter than GOP leadership in the aftermath of Trump's Twitter ban and the 2020 election. If those people, the most motivated people in all of time to make Mastodon work, can't make Mastodon work, then I struggle to see how the Musk-haters plan to switch over successfully.

I'd apply the same argument to every other platform - if someone could have done it better than Twitter, then you'd better believe that the GOP would have already been all-in on that platform long before you got there.
Honestly once I got used to using chopsticks, Asian food somehow just tasted better.

Same with Indian food and using your hands. It just somehow tastes better.
The same kind of posts happened when zuck changed the private policy of whatsaap a few months ago, everyone was migrating to Signal. Who uses signal now?
Yes, when we aren't happy with physical goods there are laws and liabilities to take into account, same should apply to software products.
Interesting video on bass I've posted month ago: philosophy of bass: https://youtube.com/watch?v=1xPO2Q2QHXk
If it’s indeed 600 degrees C, it can boil water and power a steam turbine. Back to electricity.
> When I use services like Reveddit I often notice [removed too quickly] where I'm guessing moderators get to it before the scraper can archive it.
What type of timeframe do you guys typically work with before it gets removed? Any ideas on how to improve the capture times?

Current capture time is noted in the status on Reveddit.com/info [1]. That blue box will show up in threads when the capture time is delayed more than the standard, which I think is typically under a minute.

The content for [removed] comments in threads comes from another third party service called Pushshift. It isn't able to get many auto-removed comments (such as those removed by Automoderator), and that service sometimes goes down, may fail to ingest something, etc.

In an attempt to fill some of these gaps, Reveddit can restore some unarchived comments by searching the user pages of other commenters in the thread. And if you visit Reveddit via a direct link to a removed comment, such as from the button that is provided under such comments by the Reveddit Linker extension [2], then it will try to auto-load those comments this way. Otherwise you can click Restore to do it manually.

Almost all of the features on the site should be documented in either a bubble or the FAQ. If you see something that you think needs a help bubble, or a better description, let me know.

> Also are you looking for dev help with your project?

Sure! The code is on Github. Feel free to brainstorm via issues, email, or submit PRs. My main focus now is raising awareness so it would be great to have backfill on keeping the code functional.

[1] https://www.reveddit.com/info

[2] https://www.reveddit.com/add-ons/linker
Ideally a democratically elected government and their appointed representatives.
there is a concept of "humanizing the software".

we often use geek-accepted terms because that is what you and me are fine with but newbies see this as latin.

how about "instance>server", "federated feed>feed shared across servers" sound?
Or governments start to pay attention like the last US security bill.
No I mean the media-specific server app branching like pictures (pixelfed), music (funkwhale), live cast (owncast), video (peertube), links (Lemmy) etc.

How do a newbie to Fediverse sensibly choose the right instance to home on, when he has to decide what media type he publish in, at the time of server instance enrolment?
I ran in some heavy drum and bass circles willingly for years and one guy had a 1,000 watt 18” pa speaker in his 15x15’ rehearsal studio and it could be weaponized.
Appreciate you sharing, and resonate a lot...

For me, I wasn't surprised by the diagnosis but taking the pause to finally recognize (and a 3rd party, professional) my ADHD changed things for me.

I resonate with the hard mode. I had the same realization when I got to the right dose/type of medication.
Apparently not, when so many of them are written in Python and Perl.

As for Java, if the extra ms are the end of the world, one can JIT cache or AOT compile it anyway.
Will Twitter outlast this lettuce?
Role at Twitter - Full Termination Notice
could someone advertise mathematica to me? like, how powerful is it? i'm a mathematically trained dev / DE. i'd probably be most interested in exploring rabbit holes as i find them, plotting things, simulating something etc
This seems a bit different, given that Musk's leadership has a high potential to very radically change Twitter; he did just lay off half the company, for example.
> We’d also like to reiterate that we’re doing a gradual, feedback-driven rollout of the new UI. The current UI will remain available for at least two years, and we’re not going to remove it until we’ve seen that the vast majority of our users have successfully made the switch to the new UI. Also, very few of the design decisions you see now in the new UI are final, and we’re open to revisiting them based on your feedback.

> The new UI will remain customizable. It is, and will be, possible to change many aspects of the look and feel, such as icons, colors, font sizes, and spacing between controls through theme plugins. We’ll add options as needed to accommodate user preferences, like the ability to customize the toolbar.
I indirectly use your product. I surf reddit via teddit, libreddit and both of the. have integrated reveddit into their codebase.

If a comment is removed by reddit mods/admins, on libreddit you get a small notice which then directly links the notice to reveddit site from which I can see what the deleted comment looked like.
As a .NET developer since the early days, it's purpose has always been to sell more Windows Server and SQL Server licenses. For the first 15 years, there was no official support for other platforms. More recently, the runtime is cross platform but many libraries only have support for MSFT products out of the box (e.g. WPF, or entity framework relying on external maintainers to write providers for most popular OSS DBs).
Perfect doomsday MAD device for something important but automated
Technically I use it (although I haven't had a legitimate message on there since ... 2016?) but I'll tell you what I don't use any more - WhatsApp. It's either iMessage, Telegram, or for a (dwindling) handful of annoying people, FB Messenger.
Mastodon is the new Google Reader
Bounds checking in systems languages precedes C for a decade, making it worse their decision to ignore it.
I’ve wondered about actually trying to set up a festival field or something with buried subwoofer type frequency generators so you could literally be shaking the ground in time with Skrillex
Warren Buffett !

He's mostly an investor, but sometimes he gets involved in the companies - and sometimes he puts his reputation on the line - cf this quote from the time he became the largest Salomon shareholder.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7u7-UNSkr4o
> Also, knowing that hospital equipment still runs Windows XP

You don't need to connect your MRI scanner to the internet.
She sounds like an INTJ, I love INTJs
Quite a lot of people, i think. The google play app alone has been downloaded over a 100 million times.

All my family and some friends use it as our primary platform for communication.
I sometimes use wxMaxima. For my needs it works perfectly fine. Nice to know there are people working on the interface, because you definitely need to know quite a bit about different functions with similar tasks.

Would you know how Mathics compares to Maxima? Mathics' information is pretty sparse.
How much would be solved if instead of "containers" we deployed static binaries (that were a couple hundred mb's larger apiece because they contained all their dependencies statically linked in... but who's counting).

Isn't that what a container is though? (static linking here meaning everything inside the container and no need to provide & manage external dependencies).

The container format has the advantage of simply being a standard linux environment, the kind of thing you work with anyway and can host any process type or application.

As for k8s, of those 100s or 1000s of lines of yaml, there's probably only 20 or so that you're interested in for a basic deployment. Tools like kustomize or pulumi make templating simple.

K8s is pretty simple under the hood. As an exercise, I once set up a cluster by hand on a couple of vms using kubeadm. It all dropped into place for me, understanding what kubelet was doing. K8s seemed a lot more sane for me thereafter.
> Reveddit can restore some unarchived comments by searching the user pages of other commenters in the thread.

Clever
It doesn't seem sensible to invest yourself so much into Mastodon without having thorougly explored it.

I too was fascinated with the fediverse, until I used it for more than a month and realized the people posting there were just as toxic and annoying as Twitters, not to mention the plenty of instances where the petty owners have made everything even worse
Definitely agree ADHD medication has been proven to be most effective. Thank you for this comment!

Most of members use coaching as a tool in conjunction with medication or other forms of treatment. Our service is not marketed as treatment, but simply another tool (for guidance, support, accountability, skill discovery) you use like to do lists, education blogs, body doubling, etc.

Our methods, on the other hand, stand on the shoulders of giants and are based on evidence-based approaches and methods. We put a lot of effort & care to conferring with the medical/clinical, coaching, and other helping professions to ensure what we're building is based on evidence-based approaches. Happy to share more over if helpful! hi@shimmer.care
/r/India is a cesspit of vitriol against anything 'traditionally' Indian or Hindu.
Thanks I was actually considering NZ as the next destination. I do think though that this is currently the case pretty much everywhere you go. In Singapore for instance the flats that were rented last year are currently 40% higher.

Why Australia?
Anecdotal - I had a account in one of the largest english mastodon instances for a few years now and have seen multiple waves of twitter exodus into mastodon. Server becomes extra lively for a few weeks and then it returns to normal. None of these people last.
I recommend: "The Prince" by Niccolo Machiavelli. tldr; Make your bosses look good.

Obviously you have to do your work very well and be aware of the various political machinations in play. The tricky thing about promotions is to never be a threat to those above the role you wish to be promoted into. Personal branding is good, but should never eclipse that of those who can promote you.
Sidenote: That's a really weird way of writing his first name. While the Russian does have a letter that visually resembles ë (unicode: ё), it is not a variation of the letter e as this transcription suggests, but invariably pronounced something like 'yo'. The name is pronounced "Pyotr", and of course corresponds to Peter, by which name Kropotkin was also known. I've no idea where this spelling comes from, but it's like writing Bladimir or Cergei instead Vladimir Sergey. Weird.

PS: Read Kropotkin, he's good.
That is just government though. However I'm sure ACSC is scanning all known AU websites...
... and ancient trolling followed naturally.
When I went back to uni, a lot of my classes had us using Mathematica. While the software is fine, I found Steven Wolfram's relentless promotion a bit off-putting.

Felt a lot like P. T. Barnum somehow and I wasn't really comfortable being a customer of someone who made me feel like P. T. Barnum was selling me something.
Hehe I did exactly the same. Got suspended from using the school network for a few months because it flooded the syslog in the Windows 2000 domain controller. Did winpopup use Net send or was it a separate technology?
Ask HN: How to deal with my team speaking a different language?
I work in a FAANG office where a lot of people can speak Mandarin, but I'm not one of them. About half of my immediate team can, though.

One of my team members has a hard time with English, and started talking in Mandarin with my team members who understand it. And recently, my other team members started using Mandarin between themselves even when the one who struggles with English isn't around.

Sometimes, certain words clue me in that they're talking about our project, and it makes me feel excluded. Isn't one of the benefits of coming into the office is being able to overhear project conversations and be able to join in?

My manager is remote and has no idea any of this is happening. I don't want to be the asshole to ask people to speak in English, or make my manager be that guy either.

Is there a tactful way for me to handle the situation?
I think it'd be great for more decentralized platforms to supplant centralized ones, but they usually seem to struggle to acquire more mainstream users. Even if Twitter collapses under Musk's leadership, my hunch is that a (new?) centralized competitor is more likely to take most of their market share, rather than Mastodon.

I know, I know, there's some obvious exceptions like email, or just the web in general, but it seems like usually decentralized platforms are at a disadvantage in terms of marketing to new users, explaining how they work, and the whole onboarding experience. The very fact that they can work in different ways to different people seems like a minus in terms of getting into the public consciousness.
I wish there was a way to ban pay to win games like this shit.

Or at the very least put such a high tax on the marketing that it becomes impossible to make a business out of it.
I respect their line of though, only because it is their own opinion. I know projects such as Orca and give real praise to all of them.

But to me, leaving Twitter because Musk fired the accessibility team does not seem like the best argument for leaving. If anything, it just sped up what was already happening (internally) even before Musk bought Twitter.

Accessibility becomes ‘real’ (though not perfect) thanks to a wide range of technologies that work together and respect certain patterns, not just due to the UI interface. This, assuming Twitter represents a big chunk of the real world, which I doubt, though it reaches a great proportion of it.

However, what is it to say that Twitrer’s accessibility will get worse, or that Musk will not hire even more capable people later? This is why I think the person left Twitter not only because Musk fired the accessibility team, but also because Twitter itself does not represent anymore the philosophy they believe in.
FTA: "Intel also needs to build up a third-party intellectual property portfolio, design services, and a chip packaging and testing ecosystem with partners to make it easier for customers to use Intel's manufacturing process."

... "so far, there is no evidence to show any of these hurdles have been overcome," Shi said.

Apparently it's in this domain that TSMC is king.
I think people are willing to hear it, and they probably know it already. It’s rather that companies aren’t willing to admit it because let’s be honest, if everyone had to bring their own cup to Starbucks, their sales would plummet.

We really need to stop blaming individual people for not doing their part and start blaming the system for having the wrong incentives.
Out of curiosity I've looked up "asciidoc tutorial".

10% into the first page and I see this:

A [.myrole]#custom role# must be fulfilled by the theme.

Wait, is this in example 7 of 97? That's already... disturbing?

But I scroll just a little down and I see examples 11 and 12:

https://chat.asciidoc.org[Discuss AsciiDoc,role=external,window=_blank]

CAUTION If the link text contains a comma and the text is followed by one or more named attributes, you must enclose the text in double quotes.

link:++https://example.org/?q=[a b]++[URL with special characters]

Isn't this literally worse than HTML?
This was the event that pushed me to go XMPP only for messaging. Pulled in my family and some friends. Internet standards without vendor lock-in is now a requirement for me.
I think OP may be talking about Fleet, which seems to be an attempt at making their IDE into something taken out of the webapp design rulebook.

If that's the future of IntelliJ IDEA, then I don't want to develop using their tools anymore. Is that what "kids these days" expect from an IDE?
It sounds like that is what they are doing. Deprioritizing, to me means that even after 1 TB, you would still have full speed assuming enough bandwidth is available.
its really neat... but i find that something about it causes me to lose my train of thought.

I'll play a bit more but there is something about the interface that just doesn't work for my thought process.
Reminds me of my favourite Pope, Benedict IX, who sold the papacy to marry his cousin, among other things if you believe his vociferous critics:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Benedict_IX
It's shock doctrine at the scale of a single company. This, along with the elimination of the old guard leadership, will destroy any lingering anti-Musk factions. It will save some money on salaries too.

It's not a great experience for Twitter staff, but it's a rational approach from Musk. It paves the way for him to radically alter Twitter's culture and agenda, if he chooses to do so (and may already have done so).
My only active chat in WhatsApp is the one with my father. Are HN-type folks seriously still using chat clients by meta? What?
People keep talking about laying off half the company like it's a bad thing.

Don't get me wrong, there are lots of negative factors to laying off staff and I'm not denying those.

But anyone who has worked in a large org, especially a public one, knows that there is excessive bloat. Many people at large orgs do nothing. They go to great lengths to ensure it looks like they're doing something, which I guess is something itself.

PS - I'm neither for nor against the layoffs at Twitter.
This is besides the point but of course there's a number. You've never explored where that number is before? Of course, you're drinking some cheap shitty beer. It's an unlimited plan so you're not getting top shelf small batch IPA. It's some macro brew, let's say it's Budweiser. How many of those you think you can drink a day, every day, every month?

Lets say I charge you $300/month for "unlimited" Bud Light. No sharing with your friends, just all you can drink for $300. If retail is $1/beer, you'd only have to drink 10 beers/day for the deal to be worth it to you (every month only has 30 days to make the math easier), but let's say my costs are only .50's a beer because I'm buying in volume from a cheaper state, then you'd have to drink 20/day, or 600/month before I start losing money on the deal. Now remember, this is 20/day every day of the week for a month. Or 10/day on weekdays and 45 on Sat and Sun each, or almost 2/hr with no sleeping the whole weekend, every weekend.

Even if you think you can keep up that schedule, a bunch of your buddies joined as well. You think every one of them can also keep up? Because if someone wimps out and drinks 0 beers during the week, or skips any weekend, you've got to drink their portion in order for me to lose money on top of the 45 you're drinking a day. Anyway so you plug all that into a spreadsheet based on what you think you can get priced in volume after tax a state or two away, vs retail, and then figure out how many beers does a normal average person drink by themselves before they pass out.

Waddaya say? I'd feel bad if you die of cirrhosis but you did that to yourself.
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Looks like libreddit links to another site whose differences I mentioned here [1]. See here for example [2].

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33478793

[2] https://libreddit.spike.codes/r/meirl/comments/ymj861/meirl/...
Nope!

Take a look at "judicial notice" and "amicus curiae".
Someone got out the wrong side of bed?

I’m also in the process of moving from Twitter to Mastodon, albeit I have very few followers on either. As such, I found it both interesting and useful. I imagine he does want engagement and wants to get it from Mastodon instead of Twitter.
I can totally see this morphing into some Blade Runner/ Cyberpunk dystopia where these "displays" fill the city skies with lady-silhouettes and roulette machines.

Maybe that's ok if it's just a (logical?) upgrade to neon signs, but I'm undecided.
I downloaded, started a new Kotlin based Selenium project and it does not work. JDK 17. I closed the IDE and tried it now and it does.

I think it's a great initiative but I would love if it launched with Playwright support as well at the beginning.
Sure, please let me know your schedule and I’ll set up a 1:1 call so you can learn from a really really smart person that commitment to mental health and profit are mutually exclusive and you should pivot into something different, and because it’s such a short conversation, I’ll only charge you $170,000 because you’ll save a lot of money and heartache down the line. Easy to find on Twitter.
Last I looked at it I wasn't even able to remap all the keys. I've been an IDEA user since around 2002, and I remember it took them many years before it was possible to set it up with Emacs keybindings that wasn't horrible. Will they be more efficient this time?