skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Just to add to the other comments: this is how I found my therapist after other sources failed. Everyone was too busy for a new patient, but I reached out to several from here and one of them said he had an opening for 40 minutes bi-weekly, starting at the end of the month. It was better than nothing (I’m serious, it was a huge boon!) so I took it.

I immediately told him I wanted more time, and within a couple of weeks, he had other openings in his calendar and we established a cadence that works much better for me.

All this to say that, psychology today is a legit resource that works, and just getting your foot in the door with any therapist is the most important thing you can do to get treatment. It’s not easy, but it can be done, and for me it has been worth it.
This is the way. Congrats bud.
No, it requires the ability to appeal an automated decision to a human.

(Who will likely consult the computer and say no again, a month or two later.)
Radio 101: Why AM stations reduce power at night
Can you trust your smartwatch?
I am a little surprised, I assumed Gamestream was mostly local. I imagined it was similar to Plex/Jellyfin where the computer is doing all of the transcoding.

I know that the Nvidia Shield TV Pro is a flagship product and highly recommended in home media server circles. It's not hard to imagine Nvidia shifting their focus to that product and sunsetting a feature that doesn't overlap a lot with that crowd.

Nvidia Shield TV Pro is one of the only devices I know of that can play back Dolby Vision files properly, at least via Plex/Kodi. The specific DV profiles supported is a work in progress but the most common webrips are detected properly and enable Dolby Vision mode on the TV. BD Rips aren't completely supported by any device other than disk players, but non DV fallback usually works fine. Chinese TV boxes have unofficial DV support but certain surround codec support can be spotty and support could mean simply discarding the metadata. Kodi added support recently on android builds but DV needs hardware level support as well for true playback.
HSUS seems like they are just being unreasonable in the article and don't really have the animals best interest in mind.
Ask HN: Has anyone gone back to academia once they were past 35 or so?
Inspired by another post. I am facing this question as I want a change of stream. I want to pursue a Phd in Physics (Particle Physics, Quantum physics, or astrophysics too), at a top institute in Germany/France/USA. I have a bachelors in Engineering, and a good educational background, but most of the work I did since graduation was in Software and startups. I have kept up to an extent by reading research papers and recent developments, and now I want to pursue it full time. Question is obviously: Has anyone done it before? What was the experience like? Is there any pitfalls I should be aware of? Will they even accept me? Is there a realistic path towards doing that?
Australia is already full, it seems.
Absolutely, and I'll add that if you don't like the therapist, keep looking. The quality of the relationship between you and the therapist has A LOT (the most?) to do with what you'll ultimately get out of it.

I remember it being really hard to know what I wanted from therapy the first time I did it which made choosing a therapist feel pretty overwhelming. Had to drop the first therapist I saw after a couple sessions because it wasn't for me (and a good therapist will tell you "you might want to seek out another therapist").

If you really want to, you can read about the different therapy methodologies that therapists commonly use, but as a first-timer I found that to be pretty overwhelming and just reading the therapists' descriptions of the kind of work they do and clients they typically work with ultimately more helpful in choosing someone I could work well with.
"Don’t cast your gaze down. When your eyes are clouded, your soul darkens. That means your future is closed to you, and you lose sight of your reasons to live"

The more doors you close the harder it'll be to motivate yourself. Many single mothers taking care of kids who need fathers.

Also, you don't need to love yourself to love others. Some will say to fix yourself before you pursue a relationship but maybe being in one will motivate you because you'll have something to preserve.

Finally, be compassionate to the parts of yourself that are hurting right now.

Karen Faith - How to talk to the worst parts of yourself
https://youtu.be/gUV5DJb6KGs
Less so in Japan vs. other developed countries: https://www.nippon.com/en/japan-data/h01055/

My main point is that they make "never" statements more easily because they have less time ahead of them.
Don't forget all the reports about wide spread use of steroids among the police. That is probably driving part of the demand that makes steriods more widely available.
Depends on the device. Q_plasms > 150 iirc is the estimate for MCF fusion. The NIF lasers take in way more energy than they put into the pellet, so that I think you want something like Q_plasma > 10,000 iirc.

Iirc most engineers use a different Q, which refers to all in energy, so Q > 1.5 ish is enough
I don't see it that way. Both of our approaches are based on education but in different formats. His approach may be valid for his kids. I'm just sharing what works for my family.

From my perspective, children watch what you do more than what you say. If you tell them the internet is dangerous but then leave it wide open, you're sending mixed messages to them and they're not going to take your advice seriously.

The point is not to seal them off in a bubble. I talk about all kinds of hard realities with my kids. And they're exposed to hard realities when I'm not there. The point is that your actions have to match your statements.

> Probably dozens of times, maybe hundreds, we have had "the talk" about how there's a lot of weird shit in the world, internet included, and it's better to know about that stuff and how to deal with it than to create a temporary secure enclave at home where it doesn't exist.

Hundreds of times? That sounds terribly embarrassing, doesn't it?

And why wouldn't I want my home to be a sanctuary from the weird shit out there? Isn't the point of a home a place you can kick off your shoes and relax?

> They've fallen thousands of times, we've picked them up thousands of times, and now they're pretty good at not falling.

Thousands??? He has to accept the possibility that they've just gotten better at hiding their vices. That's what teenagers are good at.

This kind of supports my assumption that his kids aren't taking his rules OR his advice seriously.
My main problem with uniform solutions like this (or Shuttle) is that they are losing one of the main strengths of distributed systems: the abiility to mix and match different technologies and platforms (both for development and deployment) in the same system.
Seeing the project name EAStdC I thought for a moment this would be the C counterpart to EASTL (e.g. a modern replacement for the C standard library), but alas, it's all written in C++ and intended to be used from C++ (e.g. no C interfaces).

For anyone interested in this sort of stuff and isn't yet aware of the 'bit twiddling hacks' collection:

https://graphics.stanford.edu/~seander/bithacks.html

Also regarding the bit counting function:

inline int CountBits(uint32_t x) // Branchless version
{
#if defined(EASTDC_SSE_POPCNT)
return _mm_popcnt_u32(x);
#else
x = x - ((x >> 1) & 0x55555555);
x = (x & 0x33333333) + ((x >> 2) & 0x33333333);
x = (x + (x >> 4)) & 0x0F0F0F0F;
return (int)((x * 0x01010101) >> 24);
#endif
}

Some compilers go as far as detecting the 'bit twiddling' version and replace that with a popcnt instruction:

https://www.godbolt.org/z/bExMvfzEx
>We're way overdue a correction on tech stocks, the time for free, cheap money is over

These companies have been getting crushed for the past 6-12 months. Oatly is down 83% YTD. The economy has been tightening for months. I think you're a few steps behind the financial machinations in progress.
But virtue signaling doesn’t mean “investing in a company that ends up failing,” does it? I don’t see anything in your comment that actually connects any investments to virtue signaling, which is a term with an actual definition.
First season was good, and then it get progressively worse.
I agree.

Which is also why Mastadon will never grow outside said bubble. It's unfortunate but it's also waaaaay too technical. The general population will always stick to centralized platforms out of accessibility and usability.
Twitter users vote in favour of boss resigning
Cool concept, and nicely packaged as a web component! As others have mentioned it doesn't when changing the zoom level.

I see the author is aware of this making the UI jank, but there are performance issues. Currently every time there is a resize, there is a call to getImageData from the canvas and then multiple dither calls totaling close to ~150ms. The getImageData alone is taking an entire frame to compute every redraw.
It is interesting that capitalism is getting rid of the idea of private property. I guess it is only private property for capitalists themselves and not the serfs?
https://techcrunch.com/2022/12/19/ftc-fines-fortnite-maker-e...
Not to diminish the achievement, but not making that graph log scale was deeply dishonest.
Hello friend,
As a 40 year young woman, I went through very similar challenges and am still working through creating the motivation to move forward.
I did get help from a therapist and have begun the process of reparenting myself, allowing for my inner child to be respected and have a voice. I would often jump into commmitments with work, school, relationship that were not right for me. Now, I am taking my time step by step to ensure the decisions I make are based on my desires and needs to avoid previous circumstances.
At 40, I too wonder if I will be able to achieve the goals for a fullfilling relatiinship and family. There are a lot of us out here, thinking we are alone in this but we are very similar.
I found a therapist I could talk to and this really helped me forge trust over time. If the therapist is not the right fit, try another. It's like finding a mechanic or dentist you trust so it's possible & important.
Maybe the parts of your psyche that want to die, need to do just that but the whole of you can keep living.
After my dear grandmother/ best friend, died a death with great suffering - it destroyed me. It has taken 5 years just to crawl out of that hole and begin to recover. Ppl don't recognize the value, courage and strain it takes to be there for the ones we love in their passing. This is one of the most benevolent acts a human can bestow upon another - honoring the sacred and brutal process of dying.
Yes, an online or virtual therapist may be the only option for you but it can be effective.
I have a dog who saved my heart. Forcing me to walk him every day gave me reason to get out of bed. My dog showed me every day that joy can be found in the little things like taking the exact same walk, every day but with new eyes. Walking every day helped to energetically boost and release toxins/ mindset. Given you hope to leave Germany, getting a dog would not be humane because you cannot commit to the long term. I did, however, used to dogwalk as a volunteer in a local shelter and this was very rewarding as those poor animals are stuck inside until someone like you comes along to brighten their day.

Sending love your way as I know it's not easy. Like my granny used to say, "You're not old till your 87". She lived to 97 and walked every day. I miss her dearly but know she want me to live my best life so I continue to push forward in recovery. I recognize that sometimes emotional, psychological and spiritual death are a necessary part of transformation and rebirth. Like fire for the forest. From the ashes, you can rise
Interesting, I hadn’t considered that. Maybe I could realize my dream of extending the img tag after all.
I am 30, for the last 15 years I have always been thinking: What the hell do I suppose to do when I am in age of 45-50?

I will be old at by that time, not healthy, not smart and competent as I was in 20s. Obviously would be replaced by younger generations.

And I will have a couple of kids too. I will raise them, work, earn money. All of my time will be devote to that. My days will likely pass meaninglessly.

And in a couple of years I will be in retirement. And what do I suppose to do at the that time?

The future sounds boring and scary as hell.

I still think the same, and sometime thinking about it and it make me cannot fall asleep for about one hour. I don't want to live like that. However how do I want to live? I cannot answer it, I don't know.
You can turn this around. Start out with the big goals, "wife, house, kids", and work your way down to the more immediate goals, and then start with very simple goals which eventually lead you to your bigger goals. Write it all down. Start with very small, easy wins. Get a shower, get a haircut, a decent outfit to wear, creating a simple PowerBI dashboard, start a resume, apply to a job. You will start feeling good after your start make progress, even small progress.
A therapist is helpful but I would also suggest seeing a psychiatrist.

Clinical depression and mood issues need to be treated with medication. I would recommend finding a psychiatrist and get a referral for therapist from them if you are able to. You would be able to work together with both medication and theraphy to get better. It will take bit of a time to get better but don't be discouraged, OP. Progress will be slow and many goals you might think of may seem unachievable so it's very important you plan small steps and follow through them.

If theraphy is cost prohibited or have long waiting line in your country, from what I know of OP's situation - I recommend getting online sessions from therapist in other English speaking countries who might be cheaper locally.
I can corroborate this.
Oh, I don't mind it either. It's not like they're stopping to sell paper copies. I used it a long time ago, my employer had a company account, it was great.
Of course they do, was there ever any doubt?

Next important step: How can this be used for something entertaining? Does google maps work with forged location data? That would allow to seed the system with an IP that lives in area 51, or something like that.
>'passing' as another gender is just learning and performing that role.

What role would that be in an egalitarian society? And if it's different in every society, how can you be 'born' as a woman, which is a social construct?
Arctic blast this week brings the coldest Christmas in nearly 40 years millions
> The transferrable and useful skills one gets out of someone trained in a FAANG is the ability to produce well explained tested well documented code incrementally and in a respectful and well discussed code review process.

That’s why I mentioned that their development skills were actually quite good.

The issue was that they were playing a full-time workplace game of not only self-promotion, but of elevating themselves over peers.

This would manifest as things like campaigning for total rewrites of other people’s code because they all but refused to participate in anyone else’s projects. We couldn’t get them to do anything unless they thought it was going to be a good line item on their resume.
Modified BSD License (3-Clause BSD license), so it is permissive. Not apparent from header file only.
Mine is an opinion, truthful doesn't apply.
Apparently so, but I think the argument is that it rapidly becomes more prone to cracking as the temperature falls.

On the other hand, the chart seems to be showing that its tolerance for stress, prior to the strain/stress relationship inverting, increases with decreasing temperature.
Governments, plural, are already involved because Elon has no self control and violates regulations capriciously. He is running a multinational company with no compliance checks on impulsive policy changes.
These general strategies of UV-powered destruction of halogenated organic chemicals have been known and studied for decades. The real issue in terms of pollution control is that you have to build expensive backends on chemical factories that make the fluorinated or chlorinated products to destroy the waste, and this can easily double the production cost, so chemical corporations have lobbied hard against things like the Clean Water Act.

See this from 1986, for example, which looks at chlorinated organics (granted, fluorinated organics are harder to break down to CO2 + non-reactive fluoride ions)

SUNDSTROM et al. (1986). Destruction of Halogenated Aliphatics by Ultraviolet Catalyzed Oxidation with Hydrogen Peroxide. Hazardous Waste and Hazardous Materials, 3(1)

https://sci-hub.se/10.1089/hwm.1986.3.101

Cleaning up after the fact is highly inefficient, it's far better to just ensure that facilities like Teflon factories aren't emitting any waste in the first place.
Wing looks more like swift to me
We are long holdouts on Netflix’s DVD service. We kept the subscription since it first came out in the 90s. It was the only way to get the latest releases easily, and some movies were only available on DVD and not streamed anywhere.

Then Netflix had to make a deal with with the studios to delay new releases on DVDs for 30 days on their rental service. So, when we were desperate to watch any new release on a Friday night, we would just go to Redbox and rent it. That made it pointless to keep the Netflix DVD service and we canceled the subscription.

Then I think Redbox was also forced to delay new releases. I’m fuzzy on timing, but I think the Redbox restriction came much later. So, no new releases on Redbox DVD either.

Now, we just rent or purchase any movie we want to watch on Prime. We’ll do a quick search if the movie is available on the other platforms and then just pay for it on Prime. $19.99 is our limit for a brand new movie. I’ll even instinctively start to just pay for a movie before I remember to check the other streaming services.

I still get the Redbox emails about new releases hitting the boxes and I always think, “We watched that a month ago.” I worry if Redbox will survive.
> rather successful with women, was never single, always could find someone easily

The good news for GP is I think for a lot of people what you consider to be much harder is just the norm.
There are multiple ways, but considering they own a company that is supposed to do this as a service, failing to do this for the own biggest game seems a bit weak.

https://www.superawesome.com/
Chimps sometimes hang out with sticks in their mouths in a way that looks like smoking, but they do this in the wild too. Sort of like the traditional caricature of a farmer or cowboy with a stalk of wheat or other grass in their teeth.
See a psychiatrist immediately. Everything else here is BS.
Only down by 1% so far. S&P is down .4%.

Probably people think him being back at Tesla more of the time is better for the company. I have my doubts about that. My big hope is he doesn’t screw up SpaceX close to Starship launching.
Biden administration moves to phase out CF light bulbs push market to LEDs
I think we've reached the point where we need legislation to force companies to:

- Clearly explain all bans and suspensions (which exact rule you broke, which evidence do they have, who made the call)

- Provide a clear resolution/complain mechanism with escalation outside the company

Apparently competition is not enough for this.
Oh yeah definitely. In online US circles it often seems like almost every other person utilized therapy at some point, in Germany it’s pretty taboo, i.e. therapy is for the mentally ill. There are various euphemisms for totally-not-therapy therapy (e.g. coaching or supervision) in German because if you say you did or do therapy you instantly go in the loony bin.
Server stats say movetodon.org reached a new record of 49k users yesterday
Getting ahead of the upcoming film by Christopher Nolan perhaps?
Institutions only perform as well as they have to. For the NY democratic party (or any other party in a similarly lopsided state) the bar is not exactly high due to the makeup of the state.

Parties in states where the elections are routinely more contested tend to spend more effort vetting their candidates and running candidates that aren't trash.
EU agrees to the largest carbon border tax
Yeah that's totally fair. I had the same reticence, I didn't want to pay for a fundamental fix. But I needed it and I found no better option so I installed it. And it's pretty impressive overall. I avoided paying for it as long as I could (90 days) and then told myself, yeah, definitely can't do without this still, and paid for it.
Tokyo Cabinet Database of Databases
I would have had the same thing to say if he called Don Lemon a nazi. My point was really that degrading the conversation down to who is a nazi is pretty unproductive. Unless of course they actually were. I sure hope that’s an extreme example we can both agree on. Does that logic check out?
Engineer at Monada (team working on Wing) here.

> New languages == zero ecosystem—no third-party libraries, community discussion (e.g. StackOverflow), real-world repositories, etc.

Bootstrapping a language ecosystem is a challenge we know we needed to face from day 1. To avoid starting from scratch, we're designing the language to compile to JavaScript as an intermediate format so that we can add native syntaxes for users to import JavaScript/TypeScript libraries and leverage that existing ecosystem. Our type systems are not the same, but we're trying to make sure users can still be productive and that things "make sense" out of the box, in case you want to import libraries like axios, express, etc.

We are also designing it to interoperate with the existing ecosystem of "CDK" libraries (https://constructs.dev/) that tens of thousands of developers have already been using to write abstractions for cloud resources based on Terraform, CloudFormation, and Kubernetes.
Is is that big of a deal? The authors explain their definition of emergent abilities at the beginning of the paper.
This link hijacked my back navigation and I couldn't get back to hn. Sigh.
I have the https://www.amazon.co.jp/-/en/gp/aw/d/B078LY741V?psc=1&ref=p...

Please note that I’m having issues with their smart keyboard port, but that may be related to the interaction between the two.
What are you talking about?

Even according to SPD’s own crime reporting dashboard[0], incidents have not gone up drastically in the last two years like you are implying, and this year’s numbers look like they are trending back down to 2018 levels. Seattle’s issues also certainly didn’t start two years ago, anyone who has lived here has known about things like 3rd being extremely sketchy. Hell, even back in 2011 that was a thing. It’s certainly far from new. Problems have certainly gotten worse in the last two years but let’s not sit here and pretend the city was roses and unicorns before 2020.

And how, exactly is it Seattle resident’s fault that there’s smoke now?

[0]: https://www.seattle.gov/police/information-and-data/crime-da...
US I've heard "frisbee golf" too, alternatively "frolf"/"frolfing"
I have no idea why voting for a dead person would be controversial or bad. Voting for a conman is clearly bad.
That is all good and well, except what crushed Object Pascal on Mac OS was C++, with App Toolbox C++ port and Metrowerks PowerPlant, hardly anyone was doing anything that serious with C instead of C++ on the Mac.

Newton OS (after Dylan lost to C++ on Newton), Taligent, and Copland were also written in C++.

Whereas on the PC world, C was mostly used to port UNIX stuff, and being the low level underpinings of Windows and OS/2, while application software made use of OWL, MFC, CSet++,...

Hence why BeOS also went down the C++ path instead of C.

In a way it is kind of ironic, as C++ was also born as a UNIX language, adopted by major desktop OS vendors, although many mistakenly assume Microsoft was the main cause for its adoption.