skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sure! It can be a method to overcome procrastination.

Say you’re procrastinating on starting on a new work project. Neurotypicals might just type `npm init myproj` and “hit enter” to break it down into a smaller piece. Useful and seemingly simple..

However, ADHD’ers brain may interpret “hitting enter” as akin to putting your hand on a hot stove element. You literally just can’t do it! In that case type in `npm init myproj`, grab an (open minded) coworker to “hit enter”. Despite the odd looks, having the repo created will often override the blocker!

Though it’s the principal that counts as your brain could shift the blocker to the readme, etc, so you have to adapt as needed. The general premise is to ignore the odd looks, and get help despite the seeming inanity of the action. Involving someone else even trivially helps too, similar to the “body double” concept.

Generally you can use your ability to reason to overcome hind brain hindrances. It’s sort of like using reasoning to create a hot glove to grab hot things out of a fire, rather than “just try harder” to force yourself to have thicker calluses like everyone else. But first you have to accept you don’t have natural calluses and your brain won’t let you grab hot things because it hurts. Grab a glove, or get a friend to.
I don't understand the analogy you're drawing?

If the state asks an arbitrary person to break into your house, and that person breaks into your house, they should be prosecuted. Only if they are not prosecuted is there an argument to be made they're acting with de facto state authority.

What Google did here was not illegal. It should be, but it's not.
As a side note I used to use Wickr, then moved over to Signal, as Signal also could do SMS. Now they are getting rid of SMS :'( .

Any alternatives where I can do secure messaging and standard SMS/MMS?
It's an RSS feed reader. It.... reads RSS feeds.
I hear you, but please also consider that almost all people (trans or otherwise) experience social discomfort.

For example, there are many more people who experience severe social anxiety than would identify as trans. Those people can have literal panic attacks and experience terrible fear and we aren’t considering redesigning society or language to accommodate them. Nor should we.
Females learn early that broadcasting your feminity comes with risks, largely from males. I think some trans people don't have that qualm, and on the contrary find clear use of female correlating names affirming. I also think I.T. has a larger proportion of the sort of neuro-divergence that correlates strongly with gender identity transition. I don't know why that is, and finding out why seems to have been made taboo, and don't expect any different on HN.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33673792
> If you need to know about someone's genitals, you can just ask them before you meet them.

Yeah, I'm totally gonna ask all my Tinder matches about their genitals. Not creepy at all.
Treating others with respect, dignity and kindness is a small cost for us, but could mean the world to a person who faces discrimination.
All of language is artificial.
That's a bit tangential, I agree most simulated flavors with a single compound don't capture the complexity of a natural version with many compounds and more variation, however, that doesn't make them bad and in some situations, like vanillin in a baked good, its likely imperceptible.
You forgot the bit where Areva robbed the french taxpayers for the cost overruns, the bit where the UK decomissioning costs are way underfunded and get fobbed off onto the taxpayer, and the bit where there is a international treaty saying any incident that costs more than around 10% of the nuclear plant in external costs has its liability covered by the public rather than the plantor the industry as a whole.
Wheelchair ramps are important. They serve an obvious physical function, kinda like the bits that allow pregnancy, and clear language that means things to people with the necessary biology to utilize that information safely.

The people in favor of a lot of the erasures would want the wheelchair ramps removed, if people with functioning legs were the minority. It should not be entertained.

It's asking for the removal of accommodations for women.
It's more that male/female is not a single binary, it's several bimodal spectra. Chromosomes of xx or xy don't perfectly line up with birth genitals, birth genitals don't perfectly line up with endogenous hormones, and endogenous hormones don't perfectly line up with internal sense of self, several of those things can be changed later, and none of them are clear binaries.
My personal email for years has shown "abc@mysite.com via forwardmail.net". I've never had any problems with deliverability.

The "via forwardmail" part is subtle enough that it's not a big deal for me and if you start looking out for it, you'll see it a lot.

EDIT: I was trying out Cloudflare email routing yesterday so I checked one of the test emails I sent. There's no "via Cloudflare" visible, and actually it's sent from smtp.gmail.com so that's probably reputable enough to get high deliverability. All I see in the from field is "abc@mysite.com".
water is wet. girls are treated with more care in general. that is how our society is. parents raise their daughters as fragile princesses while sons are constantly challenged. then later they wonder why pay is not equal, why all top achievers are men
It doesn't have to be that way, but my goodness, look at the transactional-mentalities on display below. It's sad.
> Tumblr is still relevant with niche corners of the internet, even if you're unaware.

Just like Digg and MySpace, I'm sure.
Seems like Nix is having a bit of a moment. After devbox[1] was released I started looking into Nix, and there's a lot happening.

I'm staying away from these Nix wrappers and learning how to do some basic nix-shell work, myself. Until it's proven the wrappers are adding real value, not just trying to hide scary scary Nix from devs who only feel safe in YAML files.

For the curious, this post[2] describes mixing Nix and Docker. And this[3] is a pretty decent tutorial on using Nix itself for this use case (consistent developer environments). Without going full NixOS, setting up a shell.nix with some OS-level environmental dependencies is a great way to dabble.

It seems there may be a sensible reaction away from "Dockerise all the things" for development at least, e.g. this blog post[4]. There are real downsides to containers for development, even though using things like `rvm`, `nvm` and `venv` were also a pain.

We've run into issues ourselves with developers starting to use the new M1 Macs - we've still not figured out how to make filesystem mounting fast yet. There seem to be other advantages to running more things locally, like simpler configuration of debuggers etc. (EDIT for clarity: the issues were with Docker, not Nix, hence the reference to filesystem mounting. Nix == "running more things locally".)

But taking a broader view, while containerising apps with complicated dependencies is a win, we really don't need to pretend that production and dev are actually identical environments. For example, only one of these environments needs a compiler. Once you acknowledge that the developer environment shouldn't be fully identical to prod, then you can start to think about what things do need to be the same, what can differ, and what your actual requirements are.

[1]: https://www.jetpack.io/devbox/

[2]: https://ghedam.at/15502/speedy-development-environments-with...

[3]: https://nix.dev/tutorials/declarative-and-reproducible-devel...

[4]: https://blog.testdouble.com/posts/2020-02-11-the-slippery-sl...
> problems like the grid frequency increasing and making digital clocks run ahead

Ahem: the ones driven by the grid frequency are analogue clocks.

This function was so important that if load changes caused the frequency to fluctuate the power companies will compensate as soon as they can to make sure the clocks can catch up. I said "was" because I have no idea (and does anyone?) how many such clocks are still in service. But it's a legacy function and, like POTS, such features are still maintained. Because you never know who'll need it.
In talks with multiple companies looking to hire me at the moment - can confirm there’s plenty of jobs to go around.
Windows stopped supporting 32-bit Windows (i.e., Windows 11 is 64-bit only). They still fully support 32-bit apps, of which a lot still exist. Visual Studio 2022 is the first version of Microsoft’s flagship IDE that is 64-bit, for example!
Nix has support for containers, and personally I think they are a beauty. Like the rest of the system.

The advantage of Nix is similar thought: The first green build of any revision is cached and kept as "that revisions build" forever. Similar like a container.
Sorry, but this is utterly false. CO2 is a very low energy state for carbon, and "hydrogenating" carbon (CO2 -> HCOOH/formic acid -> CH2O/formaldehyde -> CH2OH/methanol -> CH4/methane) climbs a ladder towards higher energy states. The life that does this (green plants) use the incoming energy from the sun (outside the system) to do it in a stable fashion and capture the energy into biologically useful (e.g. low-entropy) molecules.

Setting fire to these things is a fast way to increase entropy (locally on this planet, anyway; not sure it would make any material difference on a galactic scale). Fire is a short circuit of electrons flowing from the source (e.g. methane) to the sink (oxygen in the atmosphere). Life is effectively a resistor
in the middle of that circuit that can use the energy slowly and to do "useful work" first, before it is released as heat.

So, the exact opposite of what you wrote.
> No-one is hiding information about their genitals by identifying as a particular gender. Don't make unwarranted assumptions and you won't have any problem. (That said, the false conception that trans people are tricksters lying in wait to ambush you with their unexpected genitals is a pretty big component of trans panic transphobia.)

It's not universal, but I've had conversations with quite a few trans people who considered it transphobic to care about genitals in dating.

That's just an anecdote, but as a more public example: consider that dating apps/websites let you select gender identity but don't have space for identifying physical sex characteristics, even though that is a primary selection criteria for many people. I consider this pretty ridiculous when a lot of these sites have a box for height/weight and even star sign.

> If you need to know about someone's genitals, you can just ask them before you meet them.

I think part of the problem is that you can't. There are lots of trans people that would be offended by such a question (and if they aren't, then why not just communicate it publicly in the first place!)

> the underlying reason behind all this is pregnancy and families, then there are questions you have to ask anyway. Not every cis man or woman is fertile or wishes to have children.

It's needn't be about pregnancy and families. It may simply be about attraction. For example, I'm attracted exclusively to biologically female people. I know from my past life experiences that this rule holds consistently, so if I'm looking for a sexual partner, then I don't want to waste my time making an emotional connection with someone who I then later find out isn't sexually compatible with me.
I'm not familiar with food requirements (although a bit more with medical devices) but if you are selling something as food I assume there are some requirements that your side products and impurities are not harmful or present in sufficiently low amounts to be safe. Seems like GC-MS or something would be relatively straightforward and routine here.
FormCoreJS
The plutonium for deep space missions powered by RTG systems is plutonium 238. The plutonium from surplus weapons is plutonium 239. They are made in different ways and they are not interchangeable.
Doesn't always work. Zelensky tried to ignite a nuclear war but was told by Biden to sit down and shut the fuck up.
Note that the contract for the equals() method requires that the method always returns true when called on itself. So the designers had to decide whether to break the contract on NaN or the contract on equals(). I could imagine that honoring equals() was the solution with the least expected breakage with downstream users.
If he believes that donations have clearly altered the coverage of FTX, I would like to see him predict which media outlets received money but have not yet revealed it.
Ha. I feel the same about vi. I know enough to use it for basic edits if emacs isn't available, but I struggle with it.

In one of my first programming classes in school, the available editors were vi and emacs. The modal operation of vi kept throwing me, so I used emacs. Over 30 years later I have rarely used anything else. I had one job where Visual Studio was used. I tried using it with emacs keybindings, but eventually switched to using emacs in cygwin and only used VS to run builds.
> Ukrainian lives are not worth "peanuts"

Sadly, this is exactly what Ukrainian lives are worth to the US Military Industrial Complex.

Meanwhile in one of the worst years for stocks in recent history, Northrop Grumman & Lockheed Martin are having a banner year. So this war may be bad for Ukrainians but it is clearly in the financial interests of the US war machine to keep it going as long as possible.
Previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24915774
I built a crypto invoice system that was originally targeted towards our freelance dev clients, which was soon overrun with drug sellers, weapons sellers, and when it reached a point where some of the invoice descriptions included words like "8yo.mp4" we realized it was time to put it down. We reported the IPs of the people involved and shut down the servers. Luckily I live in a third world country and not somewhere I could get in trouble for.
You don’t want to deploy your development tool chain to your production environment, ergo, you want a development environment.
> Or they may not identify as female.

I thought the male/female dichotomy was the one meant to be separated from matters of identity, and simply be a biology based designation. I understand identifying as man or woman or neither is a self determined social designation; but how can someone claim that they are not female if they have two X chromosomes?
This is true, but whatever discussion or flamewar comes out of it, it is neccessary. We can't pretend this conflict of language does not exist. It needs to ache out.
Its not filtered, its the result of chemical reactions and purification steps and you can measure the result. Same reason why your tap water is safe, the resulting product, either water or a purified chemical has impurities monitored by a variety of analytical techniques.
The PS1 didn't have a real time clock, so that's ruled out.
The OpenStreetMap community would be absolutely fascinated to learn what you were doing with OSM data, without a doubt.
What is "full" Internet access?

I mean really, what does it mean to you, or to Windows, that I have "full" access to the Internet?

For me personally, I only visit a few walled gardens, so as long as I had my Google, my Wikipedia, and my work-related sites, I wouldn't miss 99.99% of the Internet anyway.

But what if your ISP blocks a whole bunch of ports? What if Adware has taken over 33% of your DNS space? What if you're behind a Great Firewall of <Dictatorship>? What if there's some sort of Balkanization or segmentation of your side of the 'net and you can't reach a lot of stuff? What if Cloudflare's down again?
> … "If noone seeds it, it is gone." …

This is a very good argument for primarily using ipfs to host high quality content that people will want to preserve long-term…
It’s difficult to tell from the photo, but I suspect this developer still had enough privilege to elect a more free-range lifestyle.
Edit: it’s probably closer to a 1/4 million cubic feet of outside air pulled in for combustion rather than “millions”.
Not sure what you mean. pex is the dependency lock, at least from a version perspective. To be clear, it broke after I intentionally upgraded the offending package to the later version.

I admit to being unaware of "versions inside versions" where a version may have multiple published ABIs that are not compatible across systems, but a nice packaging system would still make it easy for me to use platform X to build for platform Y.
the problem is that, in general that content made of "blood,sweat and tears" is already being pillaged by the robber barons who take 90%+ of the profit from your work, at least in the fields of movies, tv, music and books. Not saying anything is right or wrong. just pointing out this complicating factor.
There’s documentation of (extremely rare) cases where XY karyotype individuals were fertile and had natural pregnancies.
You can do both https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicken_(Scheme_implementation...
On the other hand, learning to talk like a duck and walk like a duck does quality a programmer to identify as a duck, provided they work in Python.
Even in your analogy no one bothers with quantum physics outside it's specific scope.
Article aside, love is willing the good of the other. Wisdom is excellence of knowledge, especially first causes. (Practical wisdom is excellence in practical knowledge and prudence.) Translation: power is good when exercised by competent and good willed people.
No trans person has ever asked me to change how I speak. It seems unlikely that trans people as a group would feel better if everyone changed how they speak. I don't believe gender dysphoria works that way.
This article lists a few products in that space:

https://www.conexpoconagg.com/news/improving-jobsite-product...
You have convinced me to pick up the book for $15 rather than find a workaround for the paywall article.
Yes.

How about you? How hard was your life destroyed by book piracy (or any other kind)?
> It was sad day for the free flow of information, knowledge, and culture.

Quick counterpoint to this type of revolutionary rhetoric - writing a book (a good one) takes a lot of time, patience, and hard work. Making it available for free, against the author's wishes, while very easy in the digital age and obviously great for readers, is robbing from the author (if they're still alive). It devalues the craft of writing and makes it even more un-viable as a profession.

This may be inevitable, and it has mostly happened with music, journalism, etc., but by putting energy into this kind of project you're only furthering its death along, and perhaps furthering the death of society and culture a little by taking away a lot of the incentive to write anything of value.

Pirate away if you want, but thinking this is some kind of virtuous revolutionary act is narcissistic BS.
For a game I'm making, I have a helper function that takes in a specified time (as a float) and returns a (heap based) wait instruction. The times are literals sprinkled throughout the code base of callers of this function, so I maintain a cache of time -> wait instruction to reduce allocations.
You’re welcome! It surprising how similar many ADHDers experiences are and yet we think we’re alone. :-)
I think determinism is the word you're looking for.
The core advantage of nix as I understand it (and I would be happy to be corrected if I'm wrong):

- Build caching in containers treats the build process as a list of steps: first you do step 1, then step 2, etc. (these correspond to the *layers) of a container). If step 1 changes, you have to re-do step 2, even if it's unrelated; Containers don't have enough context about the commands they are running to know if step 2 depends on step 1.

- Build caching in nix is more like a directed acyclic graph: nix understands the steps that depend on other steps, and when something is changed, nix only has to re-run the steps that depended on that step, and the things that depend on them, etc.
Sounds like https://www.wakecap.com/.
Sure it's an edge case. But I think we've definitely gotten to the stage of this debate where we need to be considering edge cases. Better to say "sex isn't binary, but it's close enough that it's a useful simplification" than doggedly insist that it is when technically it isn't.
That it is a little different. There you are estimating a continuous parameter (which happens to be interpretable as a probability) and it makes sense to have a probability distribution over that.

But if you are talking about whether a single discrete events will happen or not, a single number (the probability) already fully captures the uncertainty about it.
It depends on who steals it. If an individual, say one of my peers, wants to read and enjoy it, that's very different from a global clothing retailer using it to sell their stuff.
Challenged is of course fine but the challenge being accusations and attacks is not fine.

My claim about the addictiveness of porn was an opinion based on what I have leanred and observed. Of course I welcome anyone to show me anything more addictive than your own body and mind.

There is no problem with getting aroused or with sexuality, you and others so far keep twisting what I am saying to be an attempt to police sexuality. Rule #1 of any sexual interaction is consent. If you want to see naked people go ahead. If you want to show your naked self and arouse others, get their consent or at least do it in a way where others can be forewarned and decide to choose or not choose to be part of that experience. Don't take people's choice away so you can feel validated or whatever your reason is.

If you want to go to a nude beach, you are consenting to do that, I am clearly not talking about that. I am talking about getting nude at a normal beach where people who chose to avoid a nude beach go to and force that experience on them, if they get aroused then you just made them part of a sexual encounter without their consent. This is sexually abusive behavior.

Moreover, you people are sociopaths if you don't understand the simple fact that you live in a society and you have to function without harming or harassing others. No significant burden is places upon you other than to get consent from people who you know have a good chance of experiencing sexual arousal with you as the subject before you make them part of that interaction. I mean, I even understand a city where public nudity is allowed so long as visitors to that city are notified when they travel there. I am not even complaining about porn sites that ask your age and let you know the site contains nudity before you see the content.
No need for AI, browser can easily be automated and captcha can be solved using cheap services
Since it needs to be on all the time, a raspberry pi image maybe? Literally just configure your wifi password, burn the image, and let it rip.
Reading boost:: gives me shivers and flashbacks of my Diploma thesis
I agree with you but citric acid is a bit different as its not a volatile aroma compound in a lemon, its only sour and you taste it. I couldn't find a specific flavor compound responsible for lemon flavor in a quick google search but limonene appears to be responsible for the aroma of oranges...
I wish there was some "library request" mechanism for shadow libraries. I don't mind sharing torrents, especially for older and rare works (which are unlikely to be targeted for copyright), but I can't keep all of them active at the same time, lot of them I have on backup disks.

I imagine the client could request for data to become available, then server (person managing a part of shadow library) could make somehow available the files after a certain period, and the client would automatically download the available files.