skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> I don’t think the politicians care ...

Of course they don't, taken collectively. Investigative journalists are our slender hope. They and those few politicos who didn't get a share of the loot, and may now see pushing for tighter regulation as a career opportunity.
Will you open source it if it unfortunately fails, so users have an escape hatch ?
That would imply that the data model and semantics are the same, but they usually aren’t.
I know it's not allowed here, but I was joking.
Absolutely, testosterone is a major mediator of sex drive in both men and women. And testosterone is absolutely going down in men according to numerous studies.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32081788/

Somebody should look into this... If only there was an agency...
Yes. I enjoy writing C and as long as it does not face the internet and does not handle that much untrusted input I will just use it.

I frankly haven't found an ecosystem in which I feel more comfortable than the one from C.

Yes, C has its vulnerabilities, but for my own projects I do in my own time, I will use any language I have fun with, even if it has huge problems.
I had the same experience when I tried keto.

The first ~12 days were hell, as if the devil possesed me, that is how strong sugar addiction is.

But then all of the sudden it was as if cravings reduced by 95% in just 24 hours around day ~12.
How is a music album free speechier than a github repo?
Sex is pretty motivating in-and-of-itself. I have a feeling most people don’t need that much of nudge - provided they’ve already gotten to the point of finding a willing partner. That seems to be the bigger issue.
Off label use is fine. I'd be more worried about the fact that a patient is bring it up out of the blue (ie. "give me drugs plz"), and the evidence for life extension is shaky

>There is some evidence metformin may be helpful in extending lifespan, even in otherwise healthy people. It has received substantial interest as an agent that delays aging, possibly through similar mechanisms as its treatment of diabetes (insulin and carbohydrate regulation). This is controversial, and an area of active research.[61][62]
Weakened masculinity and femininity opposites: feminized men, masculinized women.
I have personally tried to build one in C but the parsing was the real pain, I managed to have a tokenizer, barely found how to make an AST and never figured out what to do with. All parsing tutorials are about parsing mathematical expressions, I found it hard to adapt to shell grammar.
The IndieWeb for Everyone
"One person losing their job is a tragedy; a million is a statistic"

-- Not Stalin
The question didn’t ask about production readiness. But I would say that it depends on your use case.

For example, I think Deno is an excellent alternative to Node for general purpose scripting, but that doesn’t require production readiness.

On the other hand, platforms like Slack[1] and Netlify[2] are betting on Deno for their next generation developer platforms. These platforms are still considered beta, but I think that’s a decent indicator to track status of production readiness.

- [1]: https://api.slack.com/future

- [2]: https://www.netlify.com/blog/announcing-serverless-compute-w...
I'd say getting sex by dating is more expensive than paying for it directly in most if not all developed countries. This topic needs a study of its own though.
On mobile, are you using the app or the browser? The app has real-time sync with the desktop web.
You have completely missed the point. Let me back things up and you can tell me where things stop making sense for you:

Nobody is mad about iOS existing or using custom entitlements. Nobody is mad about the App Store existing or charging 30% on top of most IAPs/transactions. Nobody is angry at Apple for shipping Safari by default, or even for loading up iOS and MacOS with uncontrollable telemetry.

We're mad that we don't have options. Apple has no reason to arbitrarily limit our options besides personal profit, which is something they objectively do not need. That's what people are going to bring up during antitrust hearings, and it's the stuff you can't refute with "oh muh security". Apple is a hardware vendor that uses their status to abuse the software market, much like Microsoft did with the early web before they were brought to heel by antitrust hearings. The writing is on the wall for Apple, private entitlements or no they're headed straight to the hot-seat.
Crypto exchanges may be exchanging ETH loans to pass proof-of-reserve audits
Most governments will not tolerate a declining population, though. Expect immigration to fill the gap.
Arguing about 120V is a red herring. Just about every US home has 240V service, most cars will charge at 240V not 120V.

Single phase vs three phase is the big reason for a difference between US and EU charger plugs though. Three phase is pretty uncommon in residential areas in the US but is common in many EU countries. Industrial customers in the US will often have three phase but it's pretty rare to see outside of that.
If someone independently invents something using the available resources at hand it shouldn’t be able to be considered classified or copyright restricted, if it was really that advanced and sophisticated then nobody should be able to discover it unless it leaks. If there’s no proof it leaked to the public in violation of a government employee’s oath then the information should be legal. In that case I agree anyone who leaks classified documents should be charged for treason. But there’s a major difference between a software developer accidentally inventing a banned algorithm and getting slammed with the full force of the government and secret information the government has being leaked.
My ADHD has a massive impact on my ability to organize and sustain a directed academic project. So, I wrote a program to integrate the various tasks involved and to keep a complete record my progress. Having any part of the project available with a few clicks, I am now able to follow inspirations and to easily return to the current task at a later time. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/epiphany-workflow-ii/id1508000...

As it was a huge job, it was going to take years to write, and there was no pressure to get the job finished immediately. I could just work on it as much as was convenient.
I don't think we have it better here in Europe. Paris has 50% of celibate people for example. We have a rat race too.
It also has to do with suburbia. When you have to go everywhere by car, and you are too young to drive, you are beholden to your parents
You used an elixir debugger on production?
because computers are not "single task", and you cli is not the only thing that's running

also memory cost money, no big deal for your machine, but scale this to a fleet of thousands of machines and it start to cost big money

then people wonder why their burnrate is indecently high
Curious why are you selling your lifetime plan on AppSumo instead of on the website? Doesn't AppSumo take a fat cut.
One thing that worked for me was hanging out with people that grew up well off. I adopted some of their mentality. What was especially eye opening was dating someone who grew up wealthy and beautiful.
If you're interested in how it works;

ESP32 with a camera module streaming images, Go microservice to receive and serve live images and a little front-end trickery that transitions between live images to make it feel like a video.

All in about $20 in hardware. ~1% sustained CPU use server-side to handle the "stream" on a small web server, and it doesn't seem to budge even with ~100 concurrent viewers at one point... (far more bearable than serving up an actual 24/7 live stream from a web server).

Mostly likely won't keep it pointed at my workspace, thinking of pointing it at 3D printer after the weekend maybe.
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No, I really mean US primary elections are not democratic elections. They have no requirement to be and they are not.

https://ballotpedia.org/Superdelegates_and_the_2020_Democrat...
The world will be ruled by people with higher testosterone.
It makes so much sense that Teller's heroes are storytellers. I think the default assumption for why magic is fascinating is because it defies intuitive logic, but that's only one part of the equation. A great magic act isn't just the trick, but how the context is delivered to the audience to surprise them.

> I do the old Needle trick. I get a guy up on stage, who examines the needles. I swallow them. He searches my mouth. They're gone. I dismiss him and he leaves the stage. The audience thinks the trick is over. Then I take out the thread. "Haha! Floss!" they exclaim. I eat the floss. Then the wise ones start saying, "Not floss, thread. Thread. Needles. Needles and thread. Ohmygod he's going to thread the need..." And by that time they're out and sparkling in the sunshine.

In this example, the audience is probably getting at least as much joy out of being surprised at where the act goes next as they are wondering how Teller can swallow the needles. The extremeness of the act may not be as important at that point, especially for those familiar with Penn & Teller, because we can already accept that they can somehow appear to be doing something like swallowing needles. It's the fact that we don't exactly know what's going to happen next, or even if the act has completed, that makes it exciting regardless of how particularly advanced the magic is.
Potentially, HyperText provides a single user-interface to many large classes of stored information such as reports, notes, data-bases, computer documentation and on-line systems help.

Insightful understatement of the century.
This should work with a ton of other cameras from roughly 2008 onwards. So long as it supports live view over usb with gphoto.

The camera from this article is also known as the Canon 500 or 1000D in other parts of the world.
Magic Lantern was a game changer that really helped expose thousands to amateur videography. The Canon 5D MkII was the start of a revolution (an to a lesser extend, the T3i+) and the Panasonic GH4 and then Sony Alpha lines really played a role in pushing those young people from hobby to actual product videos and commercials.
It sounds a bit like gate keeping :). Not to mention, Rust complexity can always be dialled down to a GC language if corresponding sacrifices in performance are accepted. There are a whole lot of domains where you can get away without using a single lifetime specifier anywhere.

I'm currently using it for developing rest api using the excellent warp crate and I wish more people use it for this use case as its quite suited for it.
Exposure to more hormone altering substances in plastics, non-stick liners, micro-plastics in skin care products, and on and on. An increase in antibiotics in raising animals which leads to fatter animals that people are eating. More prescription usage in general. Oh and more stress than ever...
AI is giving insurers godlike powers, says Sompo chief
I've only seen a couple installs but a couple if the units have had builtin battery backup- a medium sized dense lead-acid.
Sounds like depression of some kind — does your school have any kind of counseling program? Your employer likely has an EAP, employee assistance program.

EDIT 1: Plus-one for the commenters suggesting doing something with other people — especially something that benefits kids, or others, who are less fortunate than you (it's an amazing mood enhancer).

EDIT 2: Absolutely be sure to get regular, vigorous exercise of some kind — even just rapid walking — to release endorphins.
That's truly unfair and must feel awful as an iPhone user. Fingers crossed that Apple makes this right in the long-term.
Wouldn’t knowing that you’ll marry later than the previous generations make you want to have sex sooner since “easily accessible sex” is now further away?
That's the book that got me to deep dive into this world. I never made anything interesting or fun for the 2600 (though I'm hoping nanochess' book will inspire me to) but I'm quite happy to watch, support and enjoy the work the massive community is doing.

Imagine if we had something like this[0] in 80's. That's just one of dozens of excellent 2600 games that have come out of the homebrew scene. AtariAge's next batch of releases alone has 24 new games for various Atari system. This weekend ZeroPage Homebrew [1] is playing all of them, while interviewing the developers for every one. It's such a great community.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWtN3bm_Hfw (Galagon)

[1] https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1650921299
Interactive intro to new Next.js 13 features
Nobody suggested that though. People deserve equal chances.
Just ask your doctor for it. Say: "Please prescribe me Metformin, 2 grams daily."

If you're overweight, tell your doctor you want help with your appetite. Otherwise, say you want metformin for its cancer prevention and anti-aging effects.

Metformin is safe and it almost universally improves health and well-being.

Your doctor knows this, and she'll gladly prescribe it.
That is literally jaw dropping. I'm almost amazed that the WSJ never picked that up. I just did a quick search on the wsj.com site and saw several articles from this past summer and none even mentioned that.

WSJ nailed it with Theranos, missed it with FTX.
https://old.reddit.com/r/ActualPublicFreakouts/comments/ytx4...
To me, some of the 'dry' libraries are useful, but some feel a bit like Haskell-envy. They provide some value, but also some overhead and cognitive load, and in some cases just feel a bit odd.
> Most of them are overly complicated and painful to use. Some others, like Trello, are too limited for my needs.

I would argue this just means that, in this space, one size does not fit all. There are many productivity features, and everyone has a different set of features they want. If you're using a tool that is missing some features you want, you perceive it as limited. If you're using a tool that has a lot of features you don't care about, you perceive it as overly complex.
Is your Mac mini serving and playing your music, or serving only? The server wouldn’t stream directly to a HomePod speaker, and your player (perhaps on an iPhone or iPad?) would stream to your speaker equally whether the server runs on macOS or Linux.
My advice is to read "Spiritual Laws" by Emerson - with an eye towards trying to discover your own "calling". This doesn't have to lead to another project, but will get you to start listening to your inner voice which you probably had to suppress for many years, but I'm sure it's still there :)
If you're worrying about loop syntax and types in your Shrek script, you probably should be using a real programming language language instead
Would be great if PG got more humble as a result, but something tells me that's never gonna happen.
Yep, and I'd even recommend getting and befriending a trainer for whichever sport interests you. Trainers typically know a large number of people from various background and will often make social introductions. It works especially well when moving to a new place!
Really appreciated this no-no sense, straightforward reply.

I agree, the reason offline support is often not that great is that the customers who are most likely to pay for your product are the least likely to have issues with online connectivity or to care about offline support, OP's edge cases notwithstanding.

I even travel fairly often in the US and it's rare when I'm on a plane that doesn't have wifi.
I dont think gatekeeping rust is necessary. The nice thing about rust is that people that are not experts can now attempt to create high performance low level software and the worst case scenario is that its slow due to unnecessary copying.
>> What an astoundingly ignorant and out of touch thing to say.

> False.

No.

> Both sentences are true.

So? A set of true statements can be misleading and out of touch, for instance, through omission of other important truths. In this case, the omission is that "trying" has a cost and the outcome can be negative. If you're wealthy, those negatives can often be easily shrugged off; if you're not, the expected outcome of "trying" can make the attempt irrational.

> "X people say Y so Y is false" is fallacious.

You misunderstand. It pointing out the flaw in the pitch, because it can so often be used to sell lies.
You should check out Crafting Interpreters!

http://craftinginterpreters.com
But do not focus on the health aspect of it. No more goals. Do it for fun. To play with people.
Oh so maybe that's what "effective altruism" really means.
Is it clear people wanted to get away from Lisp rather than use a more-or-less clone of S? (One of R's originators did propose moving back to a Lisp base [1], though part of the justification was HPC, which is now at least partially covered [2].) However, much as I like Lisp, I do want a mixfix syntax for interactive use like R, but something CGOL-ish is easy enough; I don't remember xlisp-stat having something like that.

1. https://www.stat.auckland.ac.nz/~ihaka/downloads/Compstat-20...

2. https://pbdr.org
ARM: Pragmatism, Not Purity
It probably helped indeed as we were early employees there, but to be honest, we've seen early employees from unicorns being rejected and conversely!

I think any entrepreneurial experience or general proof of grit resonates.
Any payment thing they offered would require merchants to sign up with Apple (or use a provider who does) and pay Apple a cut.
I, too, suspect changing culture is an important factor. Culture influences aims, habits, attitudes, and dispositions, and these, in turn, can mobilize biological processes, like testosterone production, to adapt the body to the needs that are in principle expressed in those aims, habits, etc. However, we also have an objective need for testosterone in especially male biological processes and culture can spread deranged or deformed aims, habits, etc. that we easy to adopt and which then work to our detriment. You wouldn't say that a culture of anorexia would prove that we need to eat less.

Where culture is concerned, on the one hand, we have the meathead culture of the brute that worships a frankly comical and awkward aggression and machismo. On the other hand, we have a feckless, effeminate, and cowardly culture of indirectness, agreeableness, being "nice", and getting along and at any price. Both are profoundly stupid. Aggression, anger, strength, assertiveness and so on all have their place. All are necessary. Prudence tells us when expressing one or other other is appropriate and to what degree. Virtuous habits develop these, among other qualities, within us in a healthy and normative way. A culture like ours, however, has long vilified these qualities and aspects of who we are, not just their improper expression or their abuse, but categorically, celebrating their complete absence as a virtue. Curiously, doing so actually predisposes the populace to tyranny, domination, and manipulation because agreeable people will go to great lengths to go along to get along, to appease those who threaten them, and they will be ill equipped to respond to the threat.

Conflict avoidance is not some virtue at whose altar we must be prepared to sacrifice everything. That is what blackmailers say. "If everyone only did what I want, nobody would get hurt. Now look at what you made me do." By that logic, no one would ever get raped if they merely acquiesced, so it's the victim's fault. Sometimes we really do have to punch an asshole in the face and break his nose. Sometimes we do need to risk our own lives, or at the very least our comforts, for the sake of guarding or attaining a superior good.

So, I would characterize falling levels of testosterone as a sign of general demoralization, especially among men, rather than a sign of some emerging utopia of a new hippie brotherhood. Academic performance of men in school is dropping. Sperm count is dropping. When we measure a culture, we must measure it against human nature, not the other way around or according to some false ideal we have come to fancy.
Twitter Meltdown, Mastodon, and the End of Social Media (For Me)?
Social security is brought up all the time as a Ponzi scheme. Do you have examples that aren’t represented well? To prove the point.
> usiness model ought to be simple, the exchang

They were greedy and counted on a bull market. Basically used money that's not theirs to speculate on shitty coins. Shitty coins went down in value along with their customer's deposit. Think about borrowing money at the bank to buy BTC at 60K. You'd be on the same spot.
Mistakes companies make with their online communities (2008)
While it's not perfect, Europe has better entitlements for the working class than in the US--guaranteed parental leave and vacation time are notable examples. I know many people in the US who have worked 'decent' jobs and not gotten any paid leave in years. That simply wouldn't happen in Europe. In Germany, you can't even text your employees after working hours... The US is on the complete opposite end of the spectrum. People in the US with kids who are working blue collars jobs are going to struggle their entire lives and barely have anything to show for it. Europe's not perfect, but it's not quite the meat grinder that we are.
Take a breath and try to relax and enjoy the emptiness, until you feel comfortable enough to discover new things in your life.

It sounds like your life has been filled by (valid) fears that have driven you to work hard all the time. Now that you have moments when you don't have life threatening fears swooping down on you, adapt. Don't try to find new fears to fill that void. Deal with being in the new situation of finally having a choice about what you do.

It sounds like you are on the cusp of living your own life, which might be bewildering at first, but ultimately, really awesome. Good luck!
Does Jellyfin do title skips / variable speed playback?
There might actually be an interesting opportunity to use excess solar & wind power during some times to do the reprocessing.
I think everyone else thought this too:

> I'm wondering how exactly Alameda managed to be so unprofitable. They literally had the easiest trading job in the world: Market make on their own exchange while seeing all order flow and being able to front-run anyone they want.

This is why FTX imploding was a surprise. We thought they were profiting from their own order flow. No need for a true scam.
> They put their petty grievances over caring about their loyal customers.

Could that not also be used to describe Apple's business practices, who forces Spotify to charge higher prices on their platform? Or their move to block Epic Games from releasing their own software storefront? Or how they force people to use a single browser engine?

Petty grievances make the world go round, friend. If you want to throw stones at Spotify though, I should first warn you that your glass house is awfully fragile.
For those who were looking a link from the forum to the homepage:

https://Krakenrf.com
That seems like a transition that occurred decades earlier, though.
> ...Why is it important to initialize memory to 0's before we use it?

I guess, when writing in C, memset/calloc to 0 is a practical way to blanket-initialize all members of an object, say, pointer vars could then be safely checked against zero (NULL) to test whether it's been assigned or alloc'ed, strings emptied, counts zeroed, so would be flags. Convenient!

Basically, it's a shortcut with structured objects to avoid spelling out and initialising individual variables explicitly.
There are a lot of TRT protocols that non-specialists prescribe which are universally understood to be counterproductive, and one doesn’t need to be a doctor to know that.

The really bad ones are either dosages which are just high enough to shut down one’s natural production but not high enough to replace it, or infrequent dosages (weekly or less) which cause a brief spike of healthy T levels and then a long trough of being too low. Some patients don’t respond well to creams or topical treatments, either.