skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Login on the steam deck works fine for me, did it once and never had to do it again.

As for the "homework" you mentioned valve should've done, they did it. They've mentioned that they'll work with game studios of all sizes to help them make their games compatible on launch with the steam deck, both in technical terms (proton on Linux) and in usability (ui on a small screen).
Gaslighting has some quite subtle meanings that we can see in relation
to tech.

It isn't merely undermining someone's sense of sanity by disagreeing,
or pointing out their logical missteps or forgetfulness. Gaslighting is
the deliberate manipulation of reality and expectations so as to lead
a person to themselves doubt their own sanity. Like hiding someone's
car keys just before they are to leave.

Back in the '10s we had a saying going around Shoreditch tech scene,
"Creepy is the new cool". Suddenly finding ads on your phone for the
things you were just talking about. Having gadgets "automagically"
sync your documents to other devices without your say-so. That feeling
of "did I really copy that to the iThing?" was simultaneously exciting
and unnerving.

There is such a thing as "the warm thrill of confusion" [1].

At a certain point that becomes gaslighting. When Amazon deleted
"Nineteen Eighty Four" from Kindle, that was a seminal tech
gaslighting moment.

As "AI" is integrated into more services and users are robbed of
agency under the auspices of "convenience", we can expect to see more
people feeling "gaslighted" by tech, or by others via technology.

It is also a hallmark of narcissistic manipulators who like to
cultivate dependency by undermining the agency of others, so it sits
well with many present tech powers such as advertisers. Remote control
amplifies this possibility. In the limit, gaslighting is a soft word
for a some particular activities in psyops; demoralisation and
discombobulation (which should be the all-time word of the year :)

[1] https://www.davemcnally.com/album-lyrics/the-wall/pink-floyd...
What is the acronym for when something needs to be done, so you create an endpoint to do that thing, maybe return HTML if convenient (if it is a page request) or JSON if it is XHR, and then move on to the next user story?
Have you considered your alternate wealth? Say, good physical health. Many folks have money/richness but not good physical or mental health. Of course, I am not saying you shouldn't get rich or anything but count your blessing, which could worsen. Don't overthink the future or past and missing out stuff; it is an unnecessary burden. Live in the current time and enjoy each day. The anxiety will reduce slowly, and wealth+happiness will follow gradually. At least, that is how I see it. YMMV.
Anybody who has rented know most of the work is way overblown. The average landlord I've had can barely be bothered to lift his middle finger at you if something goes wrong. If the toilet is clogged, or the heat stops, or whatever it's generally left for the renter to figure out and take the loss.
What are you going to do, sue with whatever meager stash the average renter has left after paying the rent?
That's a seminal paper, and when contrasted with the iPad of today, really drives home the point that most of this metamedium's potential is still not harnessed.

The average tablet today (closest to the "dynabook" idea) is packaged in dumbed-down ways to maximize profits -- it's been turned into a finely-tuned machine for consuming entertainment, instead of its promise of a "dynamic medium for creative thought".
I live in the EU. The thing that makes cheese cheese is arguably the mix of fungi and bacteria growing in it. We have some excellent cheeses here that are traditional except for the substitution of nut milk for mammal milk. They are currently specialty items, but that may change. We may have to give up meat and dairy to get through the energy transition, but fortunately the same mold and bacteria responsible for blue cheese grow on plant milk too!

The etymology doesn't really matter, but the french word for cheese refer to how milk is ~processed... "Fromage" -> "Formage" -> "putting stuff in forms". If you think "peanut butter" is confusing... it is called "pinda kaas" in dutch... directly translates to "peanut cheese"!
Do you use an external display?
Tell HN: YouTube seems to have a bug regarding the thumbnail video durations
Just noticed this.

https://youtube.com/@Petscop - It only appears to affect this one channel, though it could affect more.

If you read the thumbnail's duration value for some of the videos it will say that some are longer than an hour.

This is not true however, as upon clicking on the videos it seems that they're at most half an hour.

What's going on with YouTube here?
Why are you so weirdly judgemental/insecure(?) about this very earnest post?

> Making friends just isn't that hard for the vast majority of people.

Good for you and the vast majority of people, I guess...?
2016/2017 was when it became popular
Isn't it still a hedge? Statistically, you'll get the average price of the stock for the period you DCA. While if you enter at any single moment, you get a somewhat random price.

Another thought: if the thesis is that the price will go up, then whatever sum you have and want to invest, should you invest it all now - given that the price is supposed to go up?
Avoid sending a token when downloading, then send thousands of metrics to Mozilla when double clicking firefox.exe (Not necessarily saying it's bad, just the least of your worries)
> I doubt there is ever a really good reason to gaslight someone.

"gaslighting" is defined as a form of manipulation that an abuser uses to sow self-doubt in a victim. But telling someone that they're dead wrong- while it might not the most effective way of convincing- is not necessarily a form of manipulation, nor the person on the receiving end must be considered a victim.

If you're trying to convince someone to leave a cult, or to abandon conspiratorial thinking, or to reject the propaganda that they've heard all their life, or to stop blaming their parents or partners for everything that's wrong in their lives.. you might face a point in which you have to tell that person that they're wrong and their biases are corrupting their vision of reality. The attempt however is not manipulative nor the person on the other end is a victim- quite the contrary.
Change the driving profiles of your car
True Hacker skills, and lots of patience, are required for this.
I'm confused. Is not paying Twitter for ads a statement against free speech?
Yes, the part about Fermat's last theorem I wrote is actually obviously wrong, I don't know what exactly I was thinking when I wrote it.

The example with the loop though is more to point out that our native understanding of "unreachable" may be different than the compiler's. The same problem could occur without invoking UB if we un-conditionally generate a SIGKILL to our own process and then dereference a NULL pointer - the compiler doesn't know what SIGKILL does, so it doesn't know the UB is unreachable in practice, so it may reorder etc.
sunk cost fallacy

your real estate doesn't become a better investment just because you fill it with employees who don't want to be there

let it be empty
> what is it?

The meat pie is the (unofficial) national dish of Australia.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meat_pie_(Australia_and_New_...
There's no misunderstanding on your part, just some muddled thinking on my part for the first example.
So to get 1-6 you only need two sources of 1-6?
What are the "latency" numbers you're talking about on the LV loop? Like, what is the actual metric you're measuring for that, and what's the value you've been quoted for that measure.

If you count time waiting in traffic, I bet trains have better latency...
The downvotes indicate you shouldn't be expressing this opinion on this site in this manner. There's a reason why. You shouldn't do it again.

This incident has been noted for future reference.

Thank you for your cooperation. Have a nice day!
Netflix nights still come wrapped in red-and-white envelopes
It's not what I want - it's what an AI model thinks I want and I feel like that's modelled after the average 'want'.
woooo CityNerd win.
I think the idea was to disrupt the... looks like $3 billion dollar a year[1] hamburger patty market. This is a market that already exists. Presumably there's room for two main competitors, so pretty decent market, plus vegetarian meat is a premium product which makes it a good investment vehicle. On paper it's a convincing argument. I think the pizza market is pretty well mined-out at this point and the major players are well entrenched since the mid-1990s with tombstone red barron and digornio. There is no national level alternative meat product yet and most americans who eat pizza will eat a cheeseburger. Like the article says though, it looks like they took the inital interest as tremendous growth, and it's mostly plateaued. I personally have zero interest in even trying the product as a novelty.

[1] https://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/packaged...
It’s super popular in France, Spain, and other European countries. While even some meat eaters dislike it, most people love it.
This reminds me of an "Online HTML Minifier" website that analyzed the text and included affiliate links for random words within the text.

And they operated for years, when someone noticed links on their own website, they haven't added themselves and tried to figure out, how it happened, because nobody else had access to the website.

(Will update with a link, if I find it.)
If you smash your machines, you destroy real capital.

If you burn your money, the financial capital doesn't just go away. It's effectively reallocated to everyone else via deflation. That's why "destroying capital" isn't a good way to describe it.

If you destroy half the machines in the world, evenly distributed, the economy crumbles. If you destroy half the dollars in the world, evenly distributed, nothing really happens.

And back to this case, the VC money wasn't burned at all. It went to paychecks and service providers and customers and scammers. It didn't disappear, it moved.
Your bullshit detector should be trained continuously, not put to sleep by others labeling a post true or not. A dangerous path.
Some evolution is natural (e.g. a majority using it in X way) and some is the result of political fights.
I'm a little bit sad because I'm sure if they invested some effort into it, they could make all chats e2e encrypted while still allowing sync with their server. They "just" need to figure out a way to safely exchange the private key between devices. I know it's not completely trivial, but if anyone could create a good user experience for this, it's certainly Telegram.
My suspicion would be that this was a legend to back a face to face scam, perhaps seeking investment in the fictional company so that they can pursue this venture.
> At Meta we call an individual set of changes made to the codebase a “diff.”

This statement is definitely a misleading one. A diff itself is always a commit in the history log, and a diff can't be a group of multiple smaller units unless their team submit change set to git first and sync the squashed commit back to fbcode. But even in that case, from fbcode's view the squashed commit is still a diff.

A set of changes is called diff stack.
Granted, it can be rude to bluntly tell someone they are using a word wrong. But there are some soft ways of doing it that can be acceptable depending on the context. Eg: “did I hear that right, or did you just say [correct usage]?”
Then you'll want to look into JSONC.
The number of people I have tried to be friends with, but who not treated me like one -- I think it sounds catchy, but is not true at all, at least in my circles.
All a matter of time... the same exact sentiment was once said for flat screen TVs, laptops, cell phones, etc.
I'm sorry? O.o
Yeah that’s not true. DG/UX was one of the best commercial operating systems I used at the time, and it was fantastic - because it came chock full of GNU tools.
>Rents go up every year,

Unless you live in an area with rent control or have a tenant who has payment issues and evictions are long and tedious.
The fact that bar could exit or not return doesn't matter (although it was indeed my initial line of reasoning) as if the value is null bar won't be called and UB happens; hence the value can't be null and bar can be called unconditionally. The value is still dereferenced only after calling bar.

Still gcc doesn't optimize the check away so it is possible there is some other line of reasoning that prevents the transformation.
decrease the hurdle to transition to plant based food
You forgot that transistors may or may not be replaced by something completely different not yet invented... now everything is covered
Annamrita Foundation is an NGO that provides food and other necessities to underprivileged children in India. Annamrita has raised awareness and assisted schools in implementing the mid day meal scheme. It is a very good model. They have an extremely good team of people with the right skill set and passion for helping those in need. With the right strategy and approach, they can generate a lot of help for the organization.
I don't know about iOS/Siri in particular, but Linux these days has good sources of entropy that can make for good randomness. And I'm not sure why you believe that Siri's random seed would be shared with anyone?
And raw potato vs cooked potato?
How Short-Term Rentals KILL Cities
“The sky above the port was the color of television, tuned to a dead channel.”
Real-Time NeRF Talking Portrait Synthesis via Audio-Spatial Decomposition
Signal requires a phone number which is linked to identity and precise location.
We had a similar incident with Google's Safe Browsing list at work several weeks ago. It's the most infuriating thing to one day wake up and have all our (legitimate) sites effectively taken off the Internet for the public because some AI at Google decided our site was unsafe (in our case, presumably, because a self hosted Atlassian login page on a subdomain looked too similar to other sites).

To make matters worse getting hold of anyone at Google is next to impossible and in our case it took 48 hours before the review we requested in their console had any effect. On top of that though it didn't only affect Google Chrome, it was all major browsers _and_ services such as NextDNS, or DNS services provided by ISPs(!) which took far longer than 48h to eventually drop off.
The apparent source, AIER a think tank, claims it's a difference between a $5 and $13 big mac. If true, that would be noticed
For me, it is because I can do JSON.parse() and boom, it is plain JavaScript objects, arrays, strings, etc. XML was never that simple.
"Tesla blogs" make it sound like those are official company blogs but they're just a bunch of fan sites.
Presumably they don’t create the hardware in FPGA and just simulate the thing in software?
100% in agreement. It’s not even in the fast food places I struggle to find a plain bean burger now… it’s the supermarkets too.

The odd peculiar taste of these kinds of new plant based burgers can be pretty foul. For me and my partner, the Burger King veggie burger now tastes similar to dish soap.

Bring back the delicious bean burgers and actual normal veggie burgers.
2022? about 2-4 years late on that one
I dig “creepy is the new cool.”

I think we’ve evolved from that to “being gaslit is the wallpaper for most conversations.”

Seemingly any point will be contradicted by someone, no matter how untruthful or outright wrong to malicious the counterpoint. It’s as though people are live action role playing the worst of the internet in person at times.

Edit-source for the 1984 deletion: https://slate.com/technology/2009/07/how-amazon-s-remote-del...
"I know you wanna look inside but I suggest you step away from the ride."

"Protected by Viper, stand back."
If you take it to the extreme you have ISIS Ads next to Abortion-Clinic Ads, is that free speech enough for you?
If you did that you would become extremely unhealthy. Veganism has the caveat "as far as is practicable", and a fruitarian diet is not practicable for extended periods of time as you will become malnourished.
That’s wild! You could fine tune a message for effect (or maybe just ask the model for the most effective formulation).
because separating attributes and child elements is actually useful in that context. better matches the Dom. and we need the power of js to do stuffs.
Docker is definitely not the answer for self-hosting on a mass scale. It's a thing that only technical people know about.
I married a Vegetarian and I converted to a mostly Vegetarian diet myself and I have made a very real realisation over the last 10 years:

The one group that really hates Vegans more than meat eaters are Vegetarians. Veganism is making being Vegetarian increasingly harder. It's so hard to find a Vegetarian pizza nowadays with real cheese. It's either meaty or fully Vegan. Same for burgers. Vegetarians don't want to eat a shitty meat like patty. They want a Vegetarian burger, made of a bean patty, mushroom or some other vegetables which is not some form of dystopian processed food. Unfortunately Veganism has pushed all real Vegetarian burgers off the menus and repalced them with Beyond meat.

Look, I don't mind Beyond meat, I tried it and thought it was nice, but currently it costs as much as a real prime cut of beef which doesn't make sense to me and doesn't taste nearly as good. Our (Vegetarian) household actively refuses overpriced Vegan food because it starves menus of good creative Veggie options and therefore is a net harm at the moment.
For those that pay for MMS, just use a cloud storage service, it's easy and you probably already have one.

Worried about privacy?

There's a bunch of encrypted on rest cloud storage services out there.

For text notes and the like?

Yeah SMS is pretty good for the basic stuff, then you can level up to Google keep, maybe to notion/obsidian/whatever is hype right now.

Texting to yourself is great and all, but a full blow article about it?

It's not like verge is running out of articles to write, so this feels a bit strange.

But hey, not complaining, verge writes what verge wants to write.
You can also lend out your shares to earn the interest yourself:
https://www.fidelity.com/trading/fully-paid-lending
There are options. Matrix, Session, Threema, Wire...
>It's misleading to use the word "gaslighting" as a synonym to "lie", "deceit" or "fraud".

It would be nice if that was as far as it drifted. I've seen it used as a synonym for "disagreeing [with me]" and "mistaken".
Mushy rice is best rice.

Plus if you can hydrate while you eat, it's more efficient!
Hey, I think dynamic pricing like that is basically BS as well, and would applaud efforts to stop a lot of that! Though a part of me wonders how much of a subsidy that stuff is to other people, I know in practice they're not differentiating between "price insensitive" and "people who really need to get to a place at a certain time".
Which would be very compelling if your body only needed calories to survive. Meat is the most efficient way to deliver proteins and essential amino acids. You should also dig into the concept of bioavailability.
Ive been a vegetarian for nine years. I very quickly learned that you can tell the quality of a restaurant by the type of vegetation dishes it has. 'meat substitution' is lazy and generally means a poor chef.

As a note - many traditional curries are vegetarian, which isn't surprising as India has a long history of vegetarianism. Paneer curries have been around for at least a few hundred years with reasonable evidence for a few thousand. Whilst it may be a substitute for meat in a westernised 'x tikka masala', and half decent Indian restaurant should have some established dishes designed around the paneer.
At what point does every engineer at Twitter say enough is enough and decide to quit en-masse? Even those on H1Bs would have a breaking point.
Late 20s (username not for age)

I used to have tiers of friends in HS and a lot in college. I put a lot of effort into it being a glue between people. Overtime I tried less and less to do that. Even pulling inwards like hiding in my room during parties. Now I have 3 close friends. Real friends. Crazy how you change over time.

I had a best friend but one day we just split. My current friends I do most of the engaging. Since I'm always online/wfh. I'm also a loner/not an extrovert. So yeah... I know you could try to change but I am the looks down at the ground, shy person now. Before I was a jackass which could be good because I was not as limited. Now I just have this constant questioning if I did something cringe.

There is a messed up thought. Pretty much all of our interaction is a chat/text. Since we all live in different states/but we were around each other during childhood. Aside from occasional photos... It's almost like you could replace them with bots since the medium is electronic.
Yeah, without a whip cracking I wouldn't even know that I am at work.
Impossible burgers take an order of magnitude less land to produce than beef. They're not made of vegetables. Beef fat clogs your arteries and causes heart disease. Putting soy in a veggie burger results in way more nutrition than putting soy in a cow.
I would argue most people will still come across white noise (mainly depicted in media) at some point in their life.
On How I Became a React Developer
>There are many people who are very "desperate" for friendships

Being desperate for friendships, in my experience, usually has the opposite effect of making people avoid you even more. Especially if you're over 30. People seem to be wired to think that "if you're a grown adult and have no friends by now, then it's probably because there's something wrong with you, and is risky for me to be the first one to take a leap of faith in you if nobody has done it so far". Usually people who already have many friends easily attract more, as it signals you're already a sociable and valuable "tribe member". Same with romantic relationships.

>Just say yes if somebody asks you to go to the arcade

That assumes there are people who ask you. If nobody asks you, then what? In my experience after I moved abroad, almost nobody asked me anywhere despite me learning the local language, making efforts to socialize, strike up conversations and exchange phone numbers. Even when I was the one initiating asking people to go places rarely end in a positive response. I think it's a cultural thing. The country I live now, people are very cold, distanced and keep to themselves, and meeting and engaging people you don't know very well is not really something wildly accepted.
Likewise it’s helpful to have someone to talk about your problems with other than your spouse. Especially if the problem is your spouse.
This is a really good doc on it

https://www.theemojistory.com/
To be honest I don't know too much about it, but as I understand it tofu is the curd made from soya milk, and soya protein is some form of the processed whole bean. My thinking that it's soya protein is just from the fact that I've tried a few different brands' soya fake burgers and they all give me the same discomfort.

I don't have any ill effects from tofu either.
> it is false in the general case, since division by zero has a side effect in the form of invoking undefined behaviour.

They were careful to say “under the rules of C,” the rules define the behaviour of C. On the other hand, undefined behaviour is outside the rules, so I think they’re correct in what they’re saying.

The problem for me is that the compiler is not obliged to check that the code is following the rules. It puts so much extra weight on the shoulders of the programmer, though I appreciate that using only rules which can be checked by the compiler is hard too, especially back when C was standardised.