skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm really not sure of this. I know plenty of very sexually active people who are much more active on social media and the like than I'd say is average. If anything, the more lonely/single people I know are the ones who spend less time at their computer or on their phones.
May be due to the same reason people lose interest in other pleasures of life. Having anything available freely and in abundance leads to losing interest in that thing (be it food/sex/movies). With most people becoming Liberal in their views on sex, its no more interesting than having a shoulder massage.
Popular Vitamin Supplement Causes Cancer Risk and Brain Metastasis
I worked on the history system to Shrine's shell (Lsh) in 2020. Development of Shrine is stalled currently so the changes never propagated to Shrine proper.

I would call Shrine a fairly minimalist fork, in that there's a lot built on top of TempleOS, but the core is mostly the same. A more minimalist fork is TinkerOS, which is a lot closer to stock TempleOS but with bugfixes, modern hardware support, and some software packages added.

ZealOS is a maximalist fork, changing the core of TempleOS everywhere the authors see fit. Nothing wrong with that either.

The fork authors are in contact with each other and discuss ideas / share code occasionally.

Lsh's repo: https://github.com/minexew/Lsh

TinkerOS: https://github.com/tinkeros/TinkerOS
Offline support is costly, and we do not have the resources for it yet. For businesses that have a lot of small customers, offline support is challenging.
Have you tried Obsidian with its Kanban plug-in? If so, I’d love to learn what you make of options like that?
> Literally my argument.

Literally not. You've quoted Paradox of Intolerance applied to abortion debates. Now read the quote and try to understand why it's not applicable.
Perhaps just more discussion of the benefits of sex? I think it’s good for health, cardio, endorphins and just the connection in the relationship.
> Illegal abortion threatens society.

The inability to treat people who happen to hold some opinion you think despicable as equals is far more threatening to society than any one bad take on a particular subject.
> I don't think the internal working of a company is much of a concern for advertisers

Generally this is true because normally the internal working of a company isn’t public and doesn’t affect its image. With Elon’s takeover of Twitter, nothing could be further from the truth.

> they are clearly afraid of the possibility of being accused later of not having pulled out before anything happened. But accused by whom, and according to which principle?

It’s not unfair to suppose they they are afraid of being associated with something that happens in the future. Brand advertising is generally conservative that way. The whole point of it is to be associated with things that are cool and well liked. The chaos of musk’s takeover has obviously already undermined that sentiment and there is certainly risk that bad things may happen.

However the idea that they are afraid of being accused of something, is just a fiction. There’s nothing to support this view.

They just want to be associated with something cool, and Twitter isn’t cool. Their spending is on pause because Elon has introduced uncertainty, and if Twitter returns to stability or even starts on a reliable upward trajectory, they will be falling over themselves to be associated with it again.

Elon has done severe damage to Twitter’s brand, and frankly his own. Can he recover? It seems possible, but not obvious he knows how or that it matters to him. He’s not a victim. Who cares what people think of him? He’s the richest man in the world for now, and that gives him the freedom not to be concerned about that.
Why is that? C is still widespread in embedded and often the only choice. A lot of programs are written in C and need to be maintained. C is a simple language and powerful when used correctly. Of course we want people to keep using it.
I like checklists. That works for me. :)
Heads up, under "What makes Upbase different", #1:

No more switching back and forth between a dozens of apps.

There's a typo there; you just need to delete the "of" and edit "dozens" to the singular "dozen."
Unless you don’t want to use their online accounts and want to bridge. If your client ip is not on the same subnet as the server it doesn’t allow you to use local accounts (at least when I last tried years ago)
You just need certain parts of the returned allocation to be castable to size_t, and there's no way for the compiler to prove that wrong if it doesn't know the internals of the allocator. The underlying allocation could be as big as you want, and can be composed of whatever type you like.
This is an interesting conversation to peruse while watching an NFL (American football) game being played in Munich. [0]

I’m not sure why the NFL does a few of these games (overseas, more often in London) each year. The stadium seems full, but I don’t know if it’s more Americans who traveled for the game, Europeans who are clamoring for more American Football, or just folks curious to see what the game is like.

I think there is great value for the US in the soft power that comes from other countries adopting American culture, but I’m not sure whether it’s deliberate or just a natural consequence of being such a large economy. There’s also a deeply embedded sense of ‘manifest destiny’ in American culture. We’re out of land to acquire, because we reached the pacific coast and modern politics doesn’t allow for empire building the way it once did. So maybe the next frontier in expanding (our) civilization is to spread our culture.

[0] https://www.espn.com/nfl/game/_/gameId/401435638
Not OP, but one reason I feel that social media is so damaging is that it's the human interaction equivalent of sugar-filled, highly processed foods. These foods can give you enough calories (and then some) and a sugar rush, but they're lacking in things like fiber and other vital nutrients to the point that you still feel hungry a short while after eating.

With social media, online interaction can feel like it "fulfills" the benefits and responsibilities of human interaction and friendship, but it is a poor, poor substitute. That is, sitting at home, starting to feel a little bored, you may pull out your phone, scroll your favorite social media app, like some of your friends' posts, maybe add a witty comment or two, and this can stave off the boredom. But in the pre-social media era you would have been more inclined to call up your friends, maybe invite them out for a bite to eat, or go to a movie. Social media can give a quick "social fix", but in the long term it doesn't really make you feel more connected to your friends, and given the "performative" nature of much social media, it can in fact do the opposite.
In your previous reply you were talking about supermarkets, you're changing the goalposts by suddenly talking about auto services. We're not talking about pneumatic equipment, that is just not relevant for households. We're talking about storing energy to use it at a later stage as electricity or heat. These are the relevant use cases for households. Pressurized air to electricity on a household scale is in its infancy and there are (almost?) no commercial solutions available at this time.
When selling software I found myself manually editing a demo recording into a "highlight reel" to use as follow up.

This led to me building https://DemoTime.com to automatically turn every demo into a highlight reel follow up video.
yeah except because it's unappealing to sleep with someone who has 5 partners (ew) but can't take a singular one seriously
Based on self reported frequency. How much can we trust that?
Internet porn.
“dark matter” sounds like marketing speak.
Also, when you transfer money from one bank to another, that other bank may buy the assets of your bank or it lends the reserves to your bank.
When cash is withdrawn banks can still borrow reserves from the central bank.

That is kind of the whole point why we have central bank intermediation and why every country has adopted it.
because todays males have chicken legs and paper bones because of zero endurance exercise
I regret getting a Plex lifetime pass because it created the situation where Plex had no reason to listen to me as a customer and give up being the #1 home media server so they could be the #4312th gateway to all the off brand streaming services.
I have used the original ksh[1] for years, because it seem to have more features for complex shell scripts. It also supports real numbers for people that need math functions other than integer.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KornShell
I was a little surprised the article didn't mention declining sperm counts and testosterone as a possible factor.

My impression was that increased exposure to toxic compounds (microplastics, estrogen mimicking compounds, etc) has been contributing to declining sperm counts / motility, and things like earlier onset of puberty in women.

Wouldn't those at least have some effect on sex drive? I'm looking in particular at the decrease in adolescent masturbation, as it's hard for me to imagine that "increased video gaming" is a culprit for this.
Certainly when I say "social contract" it's a metaphor. I don't literally mean a legal contract that people sign. Rather, what I mean is that in exchange for the benefits of living in a society (mutual safety, cooperation on tasks, exchange of ideas, etc.) people give up some of their individual rights (e.g. they agree to recognize private property). Part of what is confusing me, is that respect for individual freedom is often one of the primary components of the social contract.

What I'm not understanding is what you are advocating. Are you saying that society should be structured around an absolute morality provided by a religion? Are you advocating some sort of neo-tribalism where society is built around extended family groups? Do you believe in anarchic utopianism where there would be no crime if there was no government?
Why would salary correlate? Its not like this is something that costs money.
In that ref., Popper fallaciously suggested that to allow tolerance is to allow violence, which is, I dare say to that great master, utter bull. Speech is not violence. The person who commits the first violent act, even if "incited" by mere speech, is the first who crosses the speech / violence divide, and the one on whom appropriate opprobrium should be applied. You needn't associate with intolerant speech if it bothers you; it's not intrinsically violent.
Hi I am new to programing and was thinking of writing a P2P messaging app, i know java and php and have written a website's backend of a project we made in our college. What all technologies do I need to learn to make something like that. Thank you for reading.
Given what's happened with Russia and Ukraine, when does farmland become a national security issue?

That said, developers creating housing (i.e., more supply should help prices) is of less concern than private equity gaining more control of more "public" assets.
Most people on here are probably spending 10hrs/day in front of a screen, though. And in that case, more calories is unlikely to be the answer to a lack of energy/focus.
Thanks for your feedback. Yes, it's an error.
Thanks for your response, and yes, you are very right. However, A/B testing has many vital issues, such as it can take really long time and take lots of resources, that is not something that everyone can afford. In addition, A/B testing is needed for every variable under test, But in the case of an AI tool simulating digital users on a scale, it can minimize the time and resources, in addition, it can actually test for multiple variables at the same time.
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I would love to know more if you have other questions, or concerns? what would encourage you to actually test or use it?
Yes, the NDAA as well as the 2016 "Countering Foreign Propaganda and Disinformation Act". Google can inform you better than I can.
44.2% of young men not masturbating at all? That's highly implausible. How about self reported numbers are just not reliable for this survey.
They take a cut on every loan that is successful, they don't take those fees from bank account balances, the borrower is ultimately paying for it.
Yes, I also support meritocracy as well as critical examination of bias when decisions are made that especially affect a certain group of people. But keep in mind, the merit for jobs is still how hard it would be to get an individual that brings similar value which could be seemingly silly things like attractiveness for sales jobs for example.
> One could argue, "hey d*ckhead we're going to normalize the traffic first" the problem is what is normal?

This is why this kind of IPS integrates with a firewall well. Two decades back, my team built very fast for its day firewall that would only let assembled-and-refragmented fragments through.

There was no confused ordering past the firewall, and no scenario of IDS/IPS and victim defragmenting differently.
Doesn't seem like it:

https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/daily-meat-consumption-pe...
https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/beef-and-buffalo-meat-pro...
https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/pig-livestock-count-heads
https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/egg-production-thousand-t...

In most countries the numbers are growing.
What do you feel makes a man, then?
So this is self-reported.

Maybe societal values have shifted such that less people lie about being a virgin.
This doesn't hold up if the software is baked into things that are undoubtedly protected by the 1st Amendment. What's going to happen if a music album uses ITAR technology?
Do you provide a downloadable APK? My phone doesn't have Google Play.
I envy your carefree life.

About crypto, ask people, why appeared travel checks, and where they gone.
Stop spreading hate!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immigration_and_Nationality_Ac...
You were absolutely correct. https://forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/xafpj3on76uRDoBja/...
Samba, infuse, kodi, trackt, hide-my-mail. This sounds like five different things I have to set up plus a paid monthly subscription.
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I know what you mean, but it was mostly because of his illness that he had phases where he talked only conspiracy theories ("The CIA ni*as glow in the dark"). He had phases where he talked many subject with full awareness of his own illness and without cursing.

Here some philosophical stuff:
Bird Analogy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmltIMPMeP0
On Reality: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-SJKJnZ9cg

Here is a two part interview where he talks computer science stuff.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXwNTw4I6Ok
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTiRWN5T0Gw
I actually haven't heard about this, will definitely give it a shot, thanks! Where do you usually find information about this?
Tolerance means accepting others will have points of views that may or may not be acceptable to you. By refusing to work with someone who holds different views makes them not very tolerant.
For todos you could just use an iCalendar file full of VTODOs [1]. It's a shame that the iCalendar standard is poorly and incompletely implemented even in calendar programs and almost always missing from organizer programs that are basically todo lists.

[1] https://icalendar.org/iCalendar-RFC-5545/3-6-2-to-do-compone...
> I would also assume that those in the minimum wage range would always search for higher paying jobs, because the difference between $7/hour and $11/hour is life-changing

I would assume they are less likely to.

Such a move may be life changing, but change isn't always for the best. If you have a $7/hour job you know what you've got. What if the $11/hour job is unbearable or the employer finds that you're not a good fit? As you point out, chances are you don't have any money in the bank to weather the mistake, making it an incredibly risky move. If you've been making $70/hour you're more likely to be in a position that you can be without work for a few months if things go bad, making a jump to $110/hour not so scary.

Someone making $7/hour probably has less time to look for a new job. Not only may they be working more hours to make ends meet, but lower paying jobs tend to be more commanding of your time while on the job. It is unlikely they can browse jobs sites while sitting in a boring meeting like tech can. Not to mention that a tech worker is more likely to have recruiters handing them opportunities.

As minimum wage exists as a tool to keep liquidity in the market in the face of workers not staying liquid by their own volition, once you know minimum wage is in the picture, you've already shown that the workers won't seek higher pay by themselves, no matter what their reasons are. If one state faced that problem, it seems likely that a neighbouring state would have the same problem. Cultures tend to be similar within narrow geographic areas.

So, I'm not sure I understand the basis of your assumption.
I know, I know, it sounds very complicated. The actual end goal however is to show quantitatively why estimating too far out is generally unreliable as well as the associated combinatorial explosion of paths. The idea is basically to illustrate the actual reality of planning.
Evils is in details.

After many years of programming, now i don't care much about "best practice", what i care is in the details. In Rust, it's how i take care of memory usage of every variables.

Or, write the most ugliest code that works the most performant as possible.
As someone who's done every eating regimen under the sun, one top tip to get over the habit hump much quicker: water fasting.

After ingesting nothing but water, coffee and electrolytes for 3-5 days your eating compulsions will be immediately reset. It's incredible how quick the effect is when you go extreme. It's not magic but it is pretty close.
Or remove the "a".

Less editing.
In addition, A/B testing means you actually invested in launching the feature and testing it on some real users as you mentioned, however, in our case, you get to get feedback before actually doing that without risking - at least this is our promise - the validity of the conclusions.
That'd be the Green Bank Observatory[1], located within the US National Radio Quiet Zone [2] where radio emission is tightly managed. In the highest sensitivity zones near observation facilities, only diesel engines are allowed in motor vehicles as the spark plugs found in gas vehicles effectively constitute a spark-gap transmitter. [3][4]

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_Bank_Observatory

[2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_National_Radio_Q...

[3]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spark-gap_transmitter

[4]: https://raoulpop.com/2012/04/15/chasing-rfi-waves-part-seven...
It’s illegal to do it yourself in many places.
Yeah, I do. He still gets hired and shows off his talent, if you don't give him a bug raise to keep him he might look for another job and someone else might look at his resume from the work he did for you and pay him what he deserves. I am speaking as someone that is terrible at negotiating or even talking to strangers.
I would think about your positioning some.

You’re marketing this as having “less complexity” which first of all, isn’t going to appeal to people unless they’ve already used the other tools. But, if they had tried Trello, that’s far from complex, as you say it doesn’t have the features you think are needed, so you are more complex than that. It might be that you’re excellent at UX but that needs some comparative examples to see how you have differentiated things.

Instead, it might make sense to go more with all the features you need, nothing you don’t angle. Note that I don’t think this really differentiates too much from clickup which has personal productivity options, and as you get bigger you know customers are going to ask for more and more features, because that’s what they do, and we also know that business accounts are the money makers in this market. It also runs counter to building an “all in one” tool. If you hope to replace chat, docs, collaboration, calendar, and journaling, that’s a big change for people who stepped in just looking for task management.

I did see that your prices are lower so you might try positioning based on lower prices than your competition, if you have carefully chosen those price points.
In time (20 years) I have accumulated huge amounts of duplicate files, old projects, (sometimes multiple zipped copies and git repositories of the same projects), photos, downloads i should have deleted long ago (like Ubuntu 12.04 ISO, VS installers) mixed with lots of garbage.. I need an app that would hash all this content (>2TB) and index it by hash and help me sort it out and delete the junk. I'm building the hashing and the indexing with golang+SQLite. Then maybe a small .net windows forms app with a treeview
Practice more skepticism. That is not a goal of theirs.
https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-factcheck-wef-idUSKBN2AP2...
The glowies I get being a symptom. I'm not sure I buy the idea that someone is only super racist when they're having an episode, though. Plenty of his rants about black people had nothing to do with conspiracy theories. I'm not denying he was brilliant.
>If you're not 800-1000 ng/dl and injecting yourself regularly, you are doing it wrong and need to find a new doctor.

If you're not a doctor, don't give medical advice on HN. (Actually, don't do it even if you are a doctor, as you don't have access to the poster's medical history.)

Edit: this post was made before OP edited in their disclaimer.
I tried touching grass, but ... it felt meaningless, a waste even. I am standing where others have stood, doing the exact same thing, thinking the same thoughts, and then moving on. Have I contributed anything in any meaningful way?
I would recommend medically prescribed TRT absolutely, it's been life-changing in terms of mood/depression and energy. Especially if you're getting older, at some point you're going to naturally wind up at levels so low you ought to have the option to have it anyways.

You'll have to inject yourself once a week, for the rest of your life. It sucks but the benefits are worth it (IMO). I look at it sort of like a multivitamin.

One word of caution about SARMs like LGD-4033 -- despite not being hormonal, they can still cause a degree of suppression. I'd get bloodwork done before & after to be sure, like you mention.

As an aside:

> I was also not aware of just quite how rampant steroids were and how my desired physique (nothing massively over the top but probably something akin to a CrossFit athlete like Mat Fraser/Rich Froning or Marvel superhero physique) was actually out of reach without steroids unless you were willing to be very strict on diet and also put in at least 10 hours in the gym, probably for at least 2 to 3 years.

Yeah, steroids are much more common than folks think, and nearly everyone lies about using them (why would you admit to use, what do you have to gain?).

I'm hoping that eventually we de-stigmatize them so that this sort of thing stops happening. I too had these unrealistic goals based on a lie that I thought I could achieve naturally. It turns out my idol was juiced to the gills.
Soon your ISP will also get a cut of every online purchase you make. Since you did it on their “platform”.
That's why a lot of these tools don't have a Solo plan. Because they are built for teams, not for individuals.
AFAIK practically everyone with experience would recommend you start with a simple Test cycle to see how you like it.

As best I can tell a lot of the elite athletes are using peptide based meds which can give a huge amount of control over their physicality.
If you have 2 self-reported studies 5/10 years apart, it's still valid to compare them.

The article even discusses the possibility of changes in self-reporting behavior, e.g. that young people today are more comfortable labelling themselves as asexual than they were 15 years ago.
>Social Media, Gaming, and "Rough Sex"

Sounds like old people policing sexual behavior once again.