skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As a noob, can you guys give me an idea of what it is to live with ADHD? My understanding is that focus is a spectrum and different people are on different spots on that spectrum. I always imagine that something becomes a condition and gets a name (like ADHD) once it becomes an issue in your life and prevents you from functioning in society. When I hear that you're a staff engineer it sorts of tells me that it's not really an issue for you? Not saying that you don't struggle with focus, but everybody is, I imagine that some people can't even hold a job because of their lack of focus though.
I was in the same boat with wanting to just learn plain HTML/CSS/JavaScript.

Mozilla docs didn't quite do it for me but I swear by W3SCHOOLS website.

I also found this guy's website helpful: https://gomakethings.com/

I think the author is on HN; he swears by plain JS.

For me I just wanted to write a simple cross platform app, I decided Dart/Flutter was the way to go in the end.
Whats the deal with Formula 1 and Synthetic Fuels?
Washington State Ferries are working on electrification as well. If it works near plan, it should be an operational cost savings, and hopefully that'll pay for the capital costs.

Also, electric service upgrades should increase my home utility reliability, so that's nice for people on the island I live on.

Supposed to be less noisy which should be nice for aquatic life.
Wondering if the authors heard of embedded disco[1] which uses X25519 and STROBE but with the SHA-3 permutation instead of gimli (and additionally uses Noise for encrypting and authenticating communications)

[1]: https://embeddeddisco.com/

PS: more info:

* video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTGLO4obxco

* paper: https://eprint.iacr.org/2019/180
I think the same thing whenever I see those city car rentals! Grrrreat another driver who doesn't drive often enough to warrant owning a car.
I really "like" or at best have mixed feeling of Linux/POSIX way of handling file in use, can be deleted/moved/edited, like EXCLUSIVE LOCK means nothing to the system.
First time hearing of dental irrigators. Do you use them?
Come on... what a comparison. Spanish has been very alive and spoken for centuries with a proper standard. Even the RAE (royal academy of spanish language) was founded in 1713, and this already set standards at the time.

Standard spanish is used all around in the sense that: people have known it for a long time. We understand it all. Of course there are localisms, but the same way Andalucia, Extremadura or Murcia speak a very strong dialect, in my area or Valladolid, Salamanca, Madrid or even Cataluña people speak a very standard one. In fact, the areas you said are the most "dialectizied". The rest of Spain is way more standard when speaking it.
I guess you will just end up writing your own framework in the end. There is a reason web framework exist - they all satisfy different needs in the domain of web development. Like routing, content update, state handling, event handling and so on.
If you don’t need any of that, great, you can just learn and write plain html, css.
So LMGTFY https://dev.to/jordanholtdev/how-to-create-a-web-page-with-h...

Cheers
Guix transformations are great, really spoils you for how much you can do with so little typing and fussing.
A small 3d printer could be nice?
When using a blockchain, choose 2 out of 3: security, performance, decentralization.

ETH PoS is security and performance. Bitcoin is security and decentralization.

It can also apply to non-blockchain world. Visa chose security and performance.

If Bitcoin ever wants to perform as many transactions as Visa per second, it'll slowly morph into a centralized Oracle database.

You can see this playing out in the crypto world today. Almost all crypto projects are converging on security and performance while ignoring decentralization. This is because in order to gain utility in the real world, it needs to be fast and secured. Otherwise, traditional tech outcompetes blockchain tech.

ASX probably discovered that an exchange needs to have high security and high performance. Decentralization does not matter much.
bit old, 2 years old, on Windows 10 - https://www.phoronix.com/review/wsl-wsl2-tr3970x

> Ubuntu 20.04 vs. Windows 10 WSL/WSL2 Performance In 170+ Benchmarks
A cosmic hourglass: Webb captures image of protostar swathed in dark clouds
> To me, the browser is the UI framework

It's not. It's a haphazard collection of hacks and one-off solutions that first grew organically, then not at all, then got taken over by bizarre corporate interests.

> I don’t know what’s a good source to actually get a web app running locally that I can eventually deploy online.

You need the backend part for this that handles for submission. For the frontend you need a static web page with just HTML and CSS.

So I would stop looking at JS to keep your sanity, and look at a simple PHP or Python or Ruby framework/lib that will give you the scaffolding to handle form submissions and templating to create an HTML page. Like Sinatra.

Since you already do .net I presume, you can go ahead and do that in ASP.net :)
You cannot really understand monads just by reading about them. Or I couldn’t, at least.

This is a very good article about the problems with monad tutorials: https://byorgey.wordpress.com/2009/01/12/abstraction-intuiti...

> “Of course!” Joe thinks. “It’s all so simple now. The key to understanding monads is that they are Like Burritos. If only I had thought of this before!” The problem, of course, is that if Joe HAD thought of this before, it wouldn’t have helped: the week of struggling through details was a necessary and integral part of forming Joe’s Burrito intuition, not a sad consequence of his failure to hit upon the idea sooner.

TL;DR There’s no beautiful explanation that will help you understand, you need to get your hands dirty with code.
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Oh, only that context, it's just that when I first heard of the C&O towpath I didn't understand why it was called that.
#Pixai is a free AI-generated website that also helps people share their creations and communicate experiences! It has a template function, which can help anyone to make high-quality #AI art easily and quickly try it!
Yes thats how it works for me with bash and ksh(mksh) but with zsh esc -v does not launch $EDITOR but just puts me in visual mode inside of whatever it uses for readline.

I even tried setting editor to something other then vi(scite) and it's clear that where bash and korn lauched $EDITOR on <Esc><v> zsh does not.

My .zsh file on macOS is literally just "set -o vi"

I guess there is some kind of added magic here(are you using the oh-my-ssh macro's) that's just not applied with my deliberately minimalist .zshrc.
Does Elon's deliberately influencing coin prices by Tweeting make him a cryptobro?

I'm pretty sure he'll end up meeting the SEC a few times.
I saw that episode and I hated it precisely because it didn't really explore the idea. There was this profound, interesting, thought provoking premise which it completely relegated to the background in favor of an unchallenging police procedural.
I've been diagnosed last year, at 34, and my life has started making so much more sense.

Wish I got diagnosed earlier — getting a mathematics PhD with untreated ADHD was double plus ungood.

I didn't know anything about ADHD, and was sure I don't have it because it's described as "deficit of attention" (spoiler: it's not).

I realized I need to look into it after relating to one too many ADHD memes.

In the aftermath, I have written an ADHD Meme Wiki[1], which helped me (and several other people!) get diagnosed and understand ADHD better:

[1] https://romankogan.net/adhd
You're proposing a false dichotomy. It's quite possible that it works for some people and it doesn't work for others and only being in the persons' shoes will let you truly evaluate the benefits vs. the tradeoffs.

For example, stim meds increase my focus but also seem to reduce my creativity and injure my sleep (to the point that I have occasional short-term memory loss). So every day I individually evaluate whether it will be worth it or not, and I make sure to take at least a couple days off a week to catch up on REM sleep.
Obviously he was part of the Deep State!

/s
Yeah, it's almost certainly bullshit. But because those long hours are probably not explicitly stated anywhere as their working hours, Musk can get away with claiming that it's outside their 'regular' 40 hours. Even though it really is time and attention taken away from Tesla.

This is also confirmation that Twitter is not paying Tesla for the time of any of these engineers, which is what a lot of commenters here claimed was the case.
It's been used forever as the term for the technique, I doubt that trademark is claimable
I agree on all points. I think tech/phones have this effect as well. People become more like the machines they interact with. Seattle is probably the most tech-dominated city by ratio of residents in the industry in the US…
Lam Research Acquires Semsysco to Advance Chip Packaging
Absolutely. And that’s something that any good doctor will discuss and monitor. And generally medication is combined with other treatments like CBT to learn to cope better, because medication doesn’t magically fix people.

But stimulant meds still don’t deserve any more stigma than glasses. For those who take it as part of treatment of a lifelong disability.

Edited to add: Btw, try playing squash or go swimming with kids. Suddenly your glasses aren’t the perfect solution that they may otherwise seem to be and they become yet another tool, like having the kids wearing bright swimming clothes so you can spot them in a crowd.

But you’re right, we’d love for ADHD meds to be as effective and universal as glasses, but they’re not. Probably because ADHD isn’t a single condition, but a spectrum of conditions with some overlap. So expecting a single treatment to take away all symptoms is a fantasy.
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I worked at Amazon from 1998 to 2003. Those were exactly my experiences. Clearly they don't care about the internal development experience and probably never will.
> Going on meds and then just focusing more intensely on their distractions

... shit, that was today for me. Oops. (But in all fairness, I'm still recovering from a flu.)
Incorrect. NuScale appears to be designed to be dispatchable - for example here is a simulated load-following curve during a day: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Example-of-NuScale-modul...

From: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/295114246_Integrati...

The NuScale plant incorporates unique features that enhance its ability to load follow, either due to changes in electricity demand or variable generation by renewable sources on the grid. This is accomplished through a combination of the small unit capacity of a NuScale module (50 MWe gross) and a multi-module approach to the plant design. This design strategy provides a uniquely scalable plant and gives the plant owner considerable flexibility in both the build-out of the plant and also its operation, including for load-following. The key power management options of the NuScale plant for load-following operations, designated NuFollow™, include the following:
• Taking one or more modules offline for extended periods of low grid demand or sustained wind output,
• Maneuvering reactor power for one or more modules during intermediate periods to compensate for hourly changes in demand or wind generation, or
• Bypassing the module’s steam turbine directly to the condenser for rapid responses to load or wind generation variations.

One problem is that the US regulatory agency doesn’t like load-following - apparently only one nuclear reactor in the states does it. It is common in European countries to do some load-following on time periods of hours to 2 days (although like all generation technologies, there are limitations and constraints). A section about France on the topic: https://www.world-nuclear.org/information-library/country-pr...
What can you recommend as good MDM (mobile device management) for Linux systems from your experience?

I.e. https://www.manageengine.com/mobile-device-management/what-i... lists ChromeOS, but not "Linux" systems, while ManageEngine of the leading products as far as I know.
I mostly use comments to explain business rules, and why are they implemented there.

# High value orders need to be approved before refund
# Similar logic is also applied elsewhere, this is here
# as a failsafe.
if ticketValue > 500:
emailCustomerSupport(ticket)
else
refund
Oh my god this is awesome. Alright here's my late-to-the-party-easy-to-make-prediction: I bet that in a few years we'll have AI-based tools to find bugs in our code
ADD here too with severe tics and anxiety. This resonates with me to some extent.
Physical workout does wonders for your mentality while also making your body healthier.

I am on Aduvanz (Adderall equivalent) and it lifts me up an extra notch, or at least; is a good alternative when time is sparse. But being active is the single most important thing every person can do.

I hope doctors will push harder on exercising in the future as we see more and more "cures" in the form of pills in circulation nowadays which, in many cases; could be fixed by a little change in lifestyle.

This especially goes for people fighting obesity, insomnia and anxiety. Start using your body and your body will start healing - and your mind will too.
All that with the added benefit of (if any) zero side-effects.
Gzipped Lisp would be an improvement in that reasoning. I’m sure you agree that’s not a very desirable way to write code.
Interesting concept. It reduces decomissioning costs and building costs.

Would the extra handling precautions cost more than you saved though?
I did have plenty of physical intimacy from my parents and my father growing up. Lots of hugs, kisses from both parents etc. After reading some of the other comments and reflecting, I think it's that I feel like too many of the people in this world are trying to socially manipulate me through touch, when I wish to be away from them.
And as the first paragraph of "What It's Like" discusses, it seems like ADHD is just laziness. It's not.

I wasn't. Even if it seemed that way.
See why I made the comment the way I made it? Doesn't matter.
KDE’s New Goals – Accessibility, Environmental Sustainability, Internal Process
They said your comment came across as antisocial, they didn't diagnose you with an antisocial disorder - there's a significant degree of difference between those two things.
Depends on the medication. I've definitely gotten high from my meds while trying to figure out the right dose, and snorting it ups the absorption rate a Lot. Especially w/amphetamines.

Anyways, I'm skeptical of that 100x number. Comparing 5mg of adderall to 50mg, I could easily imagine getting addicted to the euphoria from the latter and spiraling. I can't even imagine 500mg of adderall, that's just an absurd dose.

I could maaaybe imagine that the 50mg dose resulting in a sorta psychological addiction and 500mg being more physiological, but it doesn't really line up with the model I've built from my own experience. Of course, everyone's different
> "It's like an agency no one wanted and everyone is stuck with."

It's not like - it Is. The DHS should have never been created at all. It's one of several examples of dangerous reactionary responses to a tragedy that needed long-term, systemic solutions - not a new set of bureaucratic government agencies perpetuating old forms of fascist-leaning policies and bumbling through security theatrics.
From the article:

SEMSYSCO is a global provider of wet processing semiconductor equipment. With the addition of SEMSYSCO, Lam gains capabilities in advanced packaging, ideal for leading-edge logic chips and chiplet-based solutions for high-performance computing (HPC), artificial intelligence (AI) and other data-intensive applications.
You can look at my comment history to find my thoughts on individuation as a form of diversion away from systemic critique and as much as I agree with you on this I still believe OP would benefit tremendously from exploring therapy.
> It's a haphazard collection of hacks and one-off solutions that first grew organically, then not at all, then got taken over by bizarre corporate interests.

Succinct description of the state of the web. Long will this continue.
Just make sure to put up a little sign that says "This driveway is not a place of honor... no highly esteemed vehicle is commemorated here..." and so on.
Having worked from home for 20 years now, there has been a noticeable decline in the quality of working from home since 2020 because so many people started doing it with no background and little mentorship.

If you walked down the street and chose the first 20 people you met and threw them on an engineering team, you'd expect the engineering product to suffer. The same applies here. We threw a whole bunch of people into working from home with no skills or experience related to WFH and, as you would reasonably expect, they are floundering.

This isn't the fault of any particular tool, rather inexperienced people not understanding how to properly use the tools they have available and conduct themselves generally. I anticipate that things will improve as experience grows, but it is still early days. A few years is still quite junior. We don't expect great software from someone who has only been programming for a few years, so we shouldn't expect great WFH ability from someone who has only been working from home for a few years.
Connect FreeBSD to FreeIPA/Red Hat Identity Management
who is "our"?
I was saying that it is false that is is widely accepted.

I am a linguist, that's where my knowledge of what is widely accepted in our field comes from.
Once these legacy apps are discontinued I’m out. My concern is that this takeover will hasten that.

Evernote has ran my brain for 12 years but I can’t cope with new Electron app - no tabs?!
What did your dose look like at the start? & how did it progress over the 5 years?
I didn't want to use that word but that's the only thing that comes to mind describing what you are saying.

Why in the world would you find it acceptable to work at a place where the baseline is extreme hours and where extreme hours are required for just an acceptable performance review if you have other options?

I have worked extreme hours in many jobs but that has always been because either it was an exceptional situation or I was doing it of my own accord. Other than those two situations the only other reason I would do it is either:

1 I am working at a startup (preferably it's my own or I own a lot of equity)

2 I needed the job that badly

3 There was some "higher mission" associated with the work (eg manned space travel to mars, rushing to find a vaccine)

2 doesn't apply to twitter engineers and 3 certainly doesn't apply since twitter whose "higher mission" is selling ads.
Mules on each side compounds the already somewhat problematic passing problem, unless a canal consists of independent channels for each direction of traffic. That's only possible in some cases. For large shipping canals with locks, there may be distinct channels for a portion of the trip. In most cases though canals integrate with river, lake, and sea-based segments which would make that more complex. River-based mule tows would already be quite challenging in most cases.
Not sure if nuscale is wanting to do it in the short term, but many of the SMR concepts include a thermal storage component.

This helps build industry experience with molten salts and would allow it to be actually dispatchable (rather than paying for energy in the form of capex and fixed O&M and then just not producing it)
Your daily needs. If you get paid in bitcoin you have to spend some in order to make living. Bitcoin, in contrast to gold, is infinitely divisible. As production capacity increases and Bitcoin spreads to billions of people smaller and smaller monetary units will be used.
This could simultaneously absolve the need for autonomous vehicles, because whenever you need to go somewhere, you could just make the giant arm put you there.
This is exactly my view, especially with the web apps. If you take a distributed system, the majority of components/microservices will have more than 50% commonality in behaviour. Therefore you do mostly the same things when you start a new one. Even if code itself might be harder to generate, as even a CRUD app might have specific behaviour, testing it is definitely the same, especially when doing negative scenarios, boundary testing, CRUD operations, etc. I wrote a tool specifically for this purpose, targeted at REST APIs, aiming to automate this repetitive work and let you focus on the tests which are specific to the context.
I wish I could avoid web tooling, because I completely agree. But I’m forced to use it at work. Thankfully I’m free for my personal projects.
For simple web "app" like form and form processing where you are not using dynamic reload of page elements, you can drop JavaScript and go with PHP + HTML + CSS. Use vanilla procedural PHP with sane splitting in functions / files. This stack is good enough for simple web apps, but also good for a little more complicated like for example task list etc. You can optionally sprinkle it with some vanilla JavaScript for dynamic parts, like showing disappearing error messages.
How did you know it was a Ponzi before this info came out? Looked like a regular crypto exchange to me.
I enjoyed myself. I didn’t enjoy the looks, but it’s hard to explain.
Do you really not know why weed attracts Reddit tier jokes? Or is this post an ultra meta Reddit joke
I think hard times are a sufficient but not necessary condition. The reason that hard times create close relationships is because in a hard time you have to really be real with the people around you. You have to have mutual trust and mutual vulnerability.

These are things you can have even in good times. Ideally we would have them and not have hard times. But I think many people are not really interested in opening up in this way without an external catalyst.
I don't think Github's PR process is that great. E.g. it misses the ability to diff 2 revisions of a CR if there is only one commit - which would happen if the next revision is a fixup and doesn't create a new commit. I usually used this to review changes incrementally. I find it rather sad that github doesn't have it and one needs to push multiple commits for the sake of making something incrementally reviewable.
> I don't think he intentionally lost peoples' money

How do you suppose they took a directional bet, with customer funds, and lost, unintentionally?
"That should devalue it."

Only if the other party wants to sell.
I wasn't trying to say this was innate to manhood itself. I started with "I'm a man" so that, combined with information in the second sentence you'd know that I date women. I said it that way because I don't actually identify with any of the sexual orientation labels.
Some are working at making soft science more of actual testable, isolateable, repeatable, predictable science.

To be in psychology requires you to accept the ideas and culture of the "soft sciences". The system of universities and higher education, largely aligning with political and financial interests. One cannot be against it and be apart of it. That is the grand filter that removes dissent.

In current day all any diagnosis requires is a few 30 minute meetings and the right words in accordance with the dsm5. They'll get a diagnosis that's wrong, and be on their way with medications not proven effective. Ask me how I know. That's not science, it's a paycheck.