skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> This isn't exactly abnormal behavior

The exercise and showers maybe, but feeling like you need your yubikey with you literally 24 hours a day certainly is. I use them extensively and with everything properly set up perhaps need it a couple of times a week at best. Having it on a keychain or in a backpack is fine.

Hate to say "you're doing it wrong" but you (or your company) certainly seem to be doing something wrong to have this level of hassle. No-one would use them if they were this much trouble.
Live small with less material and less consumption. Less services too. And you will do just fine. But no. That is not what you have been taught to do. That is not the sacrifice you have been told to make.

I have known that when I start, it will be the smallest of homes with the cheapest of foods and reduced living which means no internet, no cell phone service, no tv. For the simplest of things, I would go to the library or the nearest cafe or use some known Wi-Fi point. And I am ok with starting life like that. How many other people are ok with that?
Flagged for crypto
And failing to link site itself, instead Twitter...

"""What is a DAO?
- Generate the html of a web page using bulma
- Use that template to create a page that describe what is a DAO
- Modify the template so that it doesn't have a subtitle and all the text is within half of the page and centered"""
This is amazing. Some of my grandfather's papers are on there. [1] He was a medical missionary in China and India. I doubt anyone in my family has had a chance to see these before. Quite a gift. I'm trying to get my grandmother's books onto there as well at some point.

[1] - https://scholar.archive.org/search?q=%22Frederick+G.+Scovel%...
If you don't find it applicable, feel free to discard what I'm saying, I take no offense. But I just don't quite understand your perspective. Maybe I have oncall firefighter brain rot, but a distributed job queue is exactly the sort of thing I'd want to be available, and a cache is something I regard as being very dangerous and requiring utmost care.
At the moment there are no better alternatives that satisfy all the observations. If you try to replace General Relativity with something like Modified Newtonian Dynamics (MOND) [1], then you can get good fits to galaxy rotation curves. However, there are many sources of astronomical/cosmological data that will not bend to alternative gravity models, e.g the precise fluctuations of the cosmic microwave background put stringent bound on the matter components of the Universe.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modified_Newtonian_dynamics#Ou...
> This is a ridiculously one side POV. I don't see marriage as giving up personal life. I see it as starting a personal live.

There is some truth to this though. It's just you personally don't see it that way.

A number of my single friends, 35+, love their life - exactly the way it is. They want a relationship but not bad enough to give up specific aspects that are called 'freedoms'. One of them being able to hook up and many others.

I'm married with children and wouldn't want it any other way, but that's me.

My personal take, yes please do not get married if you don't want to.
Despite these advances, life expectancy in the US is declining. If you google for something like ‘life expectancy change if cancer cured’ you’ll find that estimates of the effect on life expectancy of curing heart disease and cancer don’t exceed more than several years each. And looking into the far future, even if all disease is cured, and aging eliminated, life expectancy only increases to around 1000.
> You can do it with a partner, a friend, a child, or alone. You can talk or do it in silence. Lean into gratitude while you walk.

Get a dog.
They go on to become mothers later.
I tend to agree. So.. thus was somebody else running a chatbot detector against my writings here. Ie it was an accusation leveled AT me, not made BY me.

If your complaint is that I committed a solecism referring to GPT trained models which can be found by hunting on Google for "chatbot gpt" I plead expediency and guilty.
Multifactor authentication is a combination of 2 or more of the following factors.

- Something you know: password.

- Something you have: your phone or a physical key.

- Something you are: Biometrics (finger-print, eye pattern, gait of your walk, etc.)

Using 2 passwords, such as the case of knowing the password to your vault of passwords, is only 1 factor.
When adding small features you end up jumping all over the place in all "layers". So a little change in controllers, services, repositories, entities. So I am not sure?
This post mentions package by feature/component. But still seem to have this strict layered approach.
After a certain age for most there is definitely a desire.
May I join the class-action, for Apple ruining my "WiFi OFF" and "Bluetooth OFF" quick-settings.
With the release of all the "Find My" xyz, they've killed battery life by changing the above quick-settings to "WiFi 'off';)"[0] and "Bluetooth 'off';)"[0]

I FINALLY set up Shortcuts (app) on my homescreen for Radio Off/On, saving myself the cumbersome journey to the Settings every time.
Because my Quick-Settings was nerfed for the Apple Botnet ! !

The shortcut app can't even set the radios to this Ternary "off ;)"[0], which... idk, if I could always set my stuff to "listen" and not "advertise bluetooth", that would be a nice feature huh Apple?

[0] listening? Passive? Really well and truly Off till 8am?
I wonder to which extend CNC and additive manufacturing will bring back ornate large contemporary style buildings.
If you are a top officer at a Fortune 100 company, especially a top negotiator, then you have to be aware of the potential consequences of anything you say at any time, whether you're officially at work or not.

I agree that it is in the Chinese best interest to get this guy fired, but it's his responsibility to not say stupid stuff that might get him fired.
That gets you all kind of problems with the legal system if one if you is in the hospital or dies.
hunch: real estate in prime areas
Wikipedia is not so great, and is overrated
Exactly. At the risk of beating a dead horse, the HN imagined "technologically-literate, price-insensitive market" doesn't exist at a revenue-relevant scale for most consumer goods.
What was the hit rate on your own response above? The quine...
I think we've misunderstood reach other, I wasn't criticizing you or anyone, I wanted to use your story to highlight a danger to everyone else that you've already experienced. I'm just shouting into the void that we shouldn't do something we're definitely gunnuh do, in the hopes that awareness will at least soften the blow.
Everything they listed is what being attractive is. Every part of being attractive is under your control.

Often other people are not good at telling you what you need to do to get there though.
https://lifearchitect.ai/chatgpt/
Do people with base-edited DNA pass their modified genes on to their offspring?
The battle between capitalism and communism and socialism led us to this point to flip the order of the entire world towards production either motivated by greed or by materialistic philosophy.

This repurposed human beings towards factory like production machines. Now we have a world with social and capitalistic services for those who are unmarried and in their prime times. That is what we sell on billboards and on tv. Old people with family life and a minivan is not the life we talk about anymore.
I'm probably the only one who finds ChatGPT deeply disturbing.
People in ye olden days didn't get married because they "felt good and joyful" about raising children, they did it because it was the only way to have sex and the only way to have children, which was not just for fun, but because you needed helping hands on the farm and somebody to take care of you in old age.
> I think that in the same way "Gen Z" (acknowledging that the concept of generations isn't as meaningful as we might want it to be) grew up understanding things about the internet better than their parents, their children will grow up socialized to use a battery of tools to determine what's real or fictional in an environment of adversarial information.

Perhaps youth will turn out to be almost immune, due to the fast pace of language fashions displacing each other in those circles? Which would mean that once they reach twenty they'll be as unprepared as someone from deep in the twentieth century... But then on the other hand, picking up specific styles and reproducing at will seems to be a strong point of those models and they can process more new content per time unit than any individual ever could.

I guess their real defense is already being deployed, that general shift from text to video. If emoji have been the first sign of impeding postalphabetism, what's GPT? In another thread someone mentioned the Butlerian Jihad...
In the 1800s they had 6-8 people living in a single room in NYC, with no windows and no plumbing.[1]

My grandma (still alive today) grew up in the US without plumbing. She had to use an outhouse.

There's an inverse relationship between wealth and fertility. Wealthy countries are less fertile than poor countries. Within wealthy countries the wealthier people are less fertile than the poorer people.[2]

[1] https://youtu.be/RL7BECNn-RI?t=151

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Income_and_fertility
Anectdotally, for me, just moving to an apartment with an additional room increased my expenses for rent by about 15k€ per year.
Landscaping boulders near me are $260 a tonne. How do these brothers afford the stone or placing of finished stone?

Here's nice footage of a big ol' stone CNC.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iI8OmfEK8cE
No they don’t. VPNs allow _access_ to a set of subnets that might not be accessible otherwise - normally from external to private. Even though usually vpn traffic is encrypted it’s not a rule or an inherent property of VPNs - see GRE and PPTP for example.
That's super interesting. When GPT-3 came out, I wrote an article inspired by it. That we could one day build an AI that acts like AGI, by a crazy vast amount of multimedia training data, collected by willing users to participate in ever improving AI interactions;

https://medium.com/swlh/bicameral-mind-humanoid-robot-with-g...
Aren't stocks supposed to yield dividends or are people only buying it to speculate on the resale value? If it is the latter, then stocks seem to merely be a volatile gold equivalent: valuable, but not because of having much inherent value.
> No, my response was to the original poster of this thread who implied that if we prescribe a new norm for what "masculine" traits are, then women would stop finding the old masculine traits attractive.

I believe I'm the poster in question and I didn't mean to imply that. What I did mean to imply is that masculine traits that elicit desire are viewed through a cultural lens.

If "reliable" or "competent" or "virile" are attractive to women, the ways of signaling that can change over time.
The article doesn’t make this clear so I am assuming those numbers represent GWh of storage.

To put this in context Bath County is a reservoir that has 24GWh of storage.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bath_County_Pumped_Storage_S...
You’re making the presumption of an actual Aryan Nazi from Germany.

I specifically said Neo-Nazi, which entails having the facial structure of a loser who thinks they’re “muhh master race” - I’m essentially a genetic mutt from the MidWest. I don’t have nice heroin chic cheek bones or a chiseled jaw line or anything. But discussing this is dumb & fruitless, I probably shouldn’t even be replying.

Actually - I’ll give one last piece of advice

>> They either want the tar-heroin injecting bass player, violent serial killer or the billionaire.

Do not, under any circumstances, align yourself with any woman/human who you’ve learned has a personality like this. It’s that simple. That’s a disgusting personality. Most women are not like this & I’ve typically immediately ghosted the few I’ve ended up meeting that are.

It sounds like you want a girl who’s into that & just want to fantasize that you’re the tar-heroin injecting bass player, violent serial killer or the billionaire - but you aren’t, & never will be. Not sure why anybody would want to live with a mindset like that.
Unfortunately almost always the latter these days.
I can see and understand that. But I and others have also mentioned the more direct approach of getting specialists in various areas (trainer, stylist, interior designer, etc.), which also adjusts the incentives towards the client rather than an image consultant continually, but that was also rejected. They just want an image consultant, whatever such consultants exactly are, but I think others and myself are saying that we can't see that really working, especially with zero context. I guess they are wanting an image consultant to reinvent themselves or construct someone new for them to be or something, but I'm just weary and worried of such a path in the long run for the person. If you go for advice, it's not necessarily bad to hear what you didn't ask for.

Also, therapists can basically be actually professional life coaches, because it's not just mental health. It's emotional health and also being able to empower oneself to be who you want to be and help you find that. I feel an image consultant will do the same but more artificially unless you can find one that's very in tune psychologically. If the poster wants that, then fine, but maybe they should give more details and also not be so dismissive of those suspicious of such a path's success.

In general, I'm advocating for a more wholistic approach, the same as another commenter who did a better job listing off various services. Image consulting seems rather niche, to say the least, and tailored towards people with a lot of money. The approach of finding various specialists is more realizable and probably affordable, though likely not all that cheap. They should be easier to find and will have very specific, professional, and tailored advice. It probably says something if an image consultant is so hard to find.

I don't know much but do care and hope the person finds what they need.
Almost all problems in American cities are caused by lack of density, which causes overcrowding. If you have to drive everywhere or you have roommates dating isn’t as fun.
More population sure raises the value of land, making housing more expensive which sucks for raising a family.

IMO urbanisation and modern tech are a big factor here. If you lived off land in a manner requiring heavy manual labour, then children could really help and provided continuity. Lack of old people’s care was a big encouragement too, and really different generations living together helped with childcare.
I've already got a script running every 2500 milliseconds to strip leading and trailing whitespace, HTML, and non-ASCII characters except for the UTF-8 characters of our local language.
Nobody as a normal person pays 10k€ in cash. Not even 1000 €.
Almost 20 years ago, I used the book 'Teach yourself PHP and MySQL in 24 hours' learn PHP so I could build a web application for a VoIP telephony service. I built the whole v1 in that 24 hours, and then went to sleep. I had never used PHP or MySQL before.
None of what you have outlined is actually a problem.

If your requirement is to deliver an application to users on multiple platforms then a web application is a great target.

People complain about HTML, mean while new platforms (Swift, MAUI, Flutter) still design tree like documents. It's insanely fast, optimised, accessible and the tools are fantastic.

Frameworks don't change browser behaviour, they allow you to go up a layer of abstraction. Static content is great for static content. It would be a terrible fit for a rich text editor, a dynamic chart or anything that requires interactivity.

The ecosystem is great. Native applications can get you a more optimised experience at a cost. That cost is not worth it for many solutions.

Ads are on native compiled apps too, it has nothing to do with HTTP/HTML.
> For most my friends, the question they pose is what is the benefit of marriage? You tie yourself down to monogamy, give up your personal life and risk losing half of it plus a life of child support and alimony in a divorce.

I’ll bite: If you do it right, you get to spend every night with the person you love the most in the world.

I’ve been with my wife for 20 years and we still stay up too late at least once a week because we don’t want to stop our conversation. It is the richest, most fulfilling relationship I can imagine.

Beyond companionship, she is the ultimate ally. If I tell her I need her help, she is there for me 100%.

No matter my ups or downs, successes or failures, I have someone I can trust for advice and lean on whenever I need it.

Of course, this reliance goes both ways, but I feel great when I can help her back. My identity has stretched to include being part of this amazing team.

Obviously, there’s a trade off, but for me it was minor. Dating always felt like the worst kind of interviewing to me. I’ll happily take 20 years of shared memories over a rotating cast of fresh faces.
I've had the M1 VST for a long time, and I've been really impressed that with every tech bottleneck (64bit OS, and just now Apple Silicon CPU) Korg has continued to update the software to work on the new hardware, even though this piece of software must be 15+ years old now. I love companies that behave like this, Korg has my loyalty.

Aside: the poly-800 is a pile of fun!
On the block where I live there are a couple of hairdressers all empty and also a café owned by shady 20 year old Albanians.
A bunch of shops for construction gear where there is nobody etc. It's possible that it's a bad way to launder money but it does still exist.
God what a tired situation this is. The people participating in this whole issue want us to think they’re playing some sort of 4D chess but really they’re playing tic-tac-toe and it’s being called by John Madden.

Please, Elon, spare humanity and stop feeding the red trolls in the Senate and the House.
MacOS machines phone home to Apple when installing. If the machine is known to belong to the company, it can then send it off to an MDM server from a third party, who can install stuff.

But Apple does not know for all machines who owns them. Typically, you have to create an Apple Business Management account. And buy from Apple directly or via select resellers. The idea being that you can send it to staff directly without installing it.

You can attach a computer to your ABM account manually, but it requires reinstall and physical access. It involves faffing around with an iPhone that has Apple Configurator installed.

Also, if the machine has no internet when it is booted during install, it will skip the phoning home, and you can 'circumvent' the MDM
How does the non-english languages part work?

I thought maybe they use Google translator, but remembered that Russians have trained it to not to understand "russophobic" sentences.

-- Mitä tarkoittaa ryssänvastainen, explain in English.

-- Ryssänvastainen means "anti-Russian" or "anti-Russian sentiment." It refers to an attitude or behavior that is hostile or opposed to Russia or Russian interests.
Okay, that helps. Are you open to the idea that what you seek isn't taught? Rather, it may be an aspect of one's presence that develops through experience and maturity rather than coaching?
Memory leaks, like bugs, tend to scale linearly with code size. You better believe your 100k line framework has more leaks than my 1000 line script.
The 4% efficiency number doesn't matter, because you get the sun light for free. What matters is how much such a system costs.
The main people forgetting about non-workers are the ones who think you can eliminate poverty by raising minimum wage.

The US hasn’t. Almost all of our social programs are aimed at the elderly; they’re the ones who vote!
> Developers and power plant owners plan to significantly increase utility-scale battery storage capacity in the United States over the next three years, reaching 30.0 gigawatts (GW) by the end of 2025

Can someone explain how/why they are measuring storage capacity in watts?
The declining birth rates seem to indicate that the desire is not very strong for a lot of people.
I’m not attractive either, swear to god, & HN is the last place on the internet I’d be spending the very small & precious amount of energy I have in my days anymore to humblebrag, if I were going to.

I’m also like, 5’6”, but with my posture, probably look 5’5”.
I think if you were perhaps 5’2” as a male, I may slightly sympathize with you & the stigma surrounding male height, but I’ve still met more than a few dudes that short who do just fine.

When you say you’re not attractive that really does nothing for anybody trying to give you advice. Do you have a hideously deformed face from a birth defect or accident? Okay, if so, that’s understandable.

Are you morbidly obese? Okay, if so, that’s understandable - & highly likely to be a personal choice of yours that can be changed within a year.

Otherwise, seriously, I just don’t get it.

If you have a stereotypically ugly face, it really doesn’t matter if you otherwise have decent posture, the other stuff I listed, & some form of job. As cringey as it sounds, it’s otherwise just your mindset. & yeah, I’ve met plenty of people who don’t want to accept or acknowledge this is the reason, or even slightly want to change it. If you don’t want to help yourself, nobody in this world can help you.

& fwiw & the last I’ll comment on it - the thing that gets the most people approaching me, the very last hobby of mine my body barely lets me do, is a style of skateboarding. So if you’re down so bad, maybe try that.

Before that, it was practically… every hobby. This is why I truly genuinely state one interesting hobby. Doing hobby level work in a machine shop/maker space & after hours math meetups in college were probably the other two biggest attractors in my past life. Even hiking works, man. & you don’t even have to like it in the slightest… just pretend you do.

@astrange - thanks for your comment, I saw as I was writing this out & it really hits home more than anything I can further ramble about. I do not know what goes through the minds of those who do not understand this very simple thing.
Consider an Octagon House
Japan is not “98% ethnically homogeneous”; any number you see like that is very out of date and means Japanese citizens, not ethnicity.
I got that impression too, when I asked for Dostoyevsky style. It didn’t at all mimic the right style, but it’s really good at inserting references and applying vocabulary.

It feels like when Hollywood does a shitty movie taking place in a completely different cultural setting (say ancient Egypt) and the scenes, props, clothing are spot on but everything is still just a reskin of an American standard drama movie.

Part of me thinks that ChatGPT has been tuned and tailored by it’s creators (to the point of something akin to digital castration), and that it actually has a much wider span than what the publicly launched version shows. This suspicion I have is simply because this kind of genericness feels closer to current cultural ethos of our intellectual gate keepers than something like an acultural linguistic neutral, which you’d expect.
You can easily get 1950s quality housing and support a family to 1950s quality of life on today's single income. Our parents and grandparents quite simply expected much less from life than we do today.

It is really quite blatantly clear: as societies get wealthier, the fertility falls instead of rising.
Material is cheap, I can get a new TV or a set of tools for a fraction of the price they cost in the past. But actual necessities (education, shelter, healthcare) are incredibly expensive.

I’d be happy to trade my cheap plastic crap from Walmart for a $45000 house and a $1200/y tuition