skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Why would you call a therapist an impartial, trained professional? They’re no more impartial than a priest or imam and their provisional training has no bearing on the effectiveness of their treatment. By far the most important predictor of a positive impact of sending a therapist is the feeling that you and they have similar values and are working together[1]. Much as with teachers training has no detectable impact on effectiveness while experience does[2]. A priest who vines with you is as good as counselling as a therapist. It’s the vibes that matter, not the trappings of professionalism.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Therapeutic_alliance#:~:text....

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Paul-Crits-Christoph/pu...

[2] https://psycnet.apa.org/record/1971-10064-001
I don't know quite what you mean by "should," but of course it does happen, and I can't imagine a world where it doesn't. Them's the breaks. See:Kenneth Burke's definition of man:

"Man is the symbol-using (symbol-making, symbol-misusing) animal, inventor of the negative (or moralized by the negative), separated from his natural condition by instruments of his own making, goaded by the spirit of hierarchy (or moved by the sense of order), and rotten with perfection"[1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Definition_of_man
I've seen bigger sites block requests from ip ranges that belong to hosting providers. Don't know about cloud providers, but doing it from home with a residential address has the highest chances of success. You might still end up in the cloudflare verification page though sometimes.
I haven't been through it myself but I've worked with two people that I know didn't have tertiary qualifications (probably other beyond those two that I didn't know about). Those two people were hard workers and were some of the better people I've worked with.

If it's what you want to do, go for it. When I'm involved in hiring it's not something I'd care about.
I need to know when we start the Mammals vs Birds game in the World Cup who to cheer for
Anyone who mandates EVs will be tarred and feathered.
Wow, good luck! Hope the dates continue going well, but I bet it's refreshing to be on the same page about that. It's a highly underrated quality for both people to respect each other's time.

Too many go into relationships assuming all of their time will be consumed with each other. In the honeymoon phase, maybe; but not for long after that.

Best wishes!
Cozy is the perfect word and I find myself noting often that the things I naturally find to be cozy are related somehow to finding small portals of comfort in order to make surviving in a harsh world a little easier, developed by people over the millennia.
lex is a total yes man
Is iOS like Android where Bluetooth permissions are a part of the location info permissions?
Just repeating the same falsehoods doesn't make them true. Nobody ever said solar energy is supposed to be a major energy source in winter. However, solar power reduces the fossil fuel consumption over the year, significantly so.

Smoothing out currently requires burning fossil fuel. Over time that need will decrease, for one because of a build-up of capacity in solutions that complement each other, and partly because of storage solutions. Reducing fossil fuel dependence - measured over a year - is achievable and will reduce climate change. And this will actually work faster than a somewhat responsible buildup of nuclear power would.
v1 of the API only gives access to the last 3200 favs.

v2 of the API improves on this a good bit, but I haven't tested it thoroughly yet.
> Are europeans responsible for the deaths and slavery in libya?

Very much so, but as far as I can tell nobody cares enough. Just to give an example: in my city Ukrainian asylum seekers get free public transportation, whereas those who escaped war in Africa ans went through the Libyan lagers we help finance don't. And don't get me wrong I would really like to see everybody get treated like a human, I'm not advocating for any mistreatment of Ukrainians...
Haven't done it myself that late, but at 18 I knew I didn't want to do what I had studied up to that point, but rather wanted to do programming, so I spent some years to get the necessary grades to go to uni and did that. I landed my first programming job when I was 30.

One of our devs worked some regular office job without any special education, started programming on his own, ended up taking a bachelor at a local college before getting hired by us. He was just shy of 30 then. Been with us for several years now.

So it's certainly possible. Now, I started programming when I was 12, and I could probably have done a lot of good work without the degree, but at least here it's a foot in the door kinda thing. Though if you do good work and put it visible on GitHub or similar, one would hope employers would consider that favorably.

Anyway, even though it took me several years longer to get going compared to others I know, I do not regret switching.
You build one because it's way easier and cheaper to build a clearinghouse than it is to build a massively decentralized network of trust-less computers?
I struggle in valuing anything that can be infinitely copied and resold at more than zero.

I’m not saying content producers shouldn’t be paid, but art should be for everybody.
I agree that sticking contact lenses isn't going to be too fun unless the utility is really super compelling and then it becomes a part of your routine. Imagine overlays on demand for any context.

Light weight glasses is another option but it does limit the utility a lot in many scenarios.
Similar from 4chan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efPrtcLdcdM

And they only found out 1 bot out of 9!!
I don't know what you're talking about. This is trivial to accomplish using `linkstatic` as documented on `cc_library` and `cc_binary`. I uploaded a demo to github here: https://github.com/emidln/bazel_static_dynamic_c_demo/blob/m...

Try it out like this:

# you'll need a c compiler installed, xcode is fine on macos
git clone https://github.com/emidln/bazel_static_dynamic_c_demo
cd bazel_static_dynamic_c_demo
bazel run //:foo
ldd bazel-bin/foo # otool -L bazel-bin/foo if you're on MacOS
Tracking protection can and should be done at the OS level, not at the store level. Even Windows has this.

Canceling a Fortnite subscription is as simple via them as it is on any other storefront: https://www.epicgames.com/help/en-US/fortnite-c5719335176219...

So all that's left is reversing purchases. You can do that through your bank or credit card issuer for any fraudulent purchase, if you want Apple to act as that gatekeeper instead you should make purchases via Apple. Are you saying all vendors should be required to hand 30% of all their revenues to Apple so it is slightly easier for you to reverse a purchase, even though there are already well-tested universal channels for doing it?

I've had to reverse purchases before without dealing with Apple and it has always been a smooth process.

Basically your argument seems to boil down to "my convenience justifies a 30% tax on all app developers". Are you in favor of moves like Apple requiring a 30% tax on IRL event tickets sold via services like Facebook, even though Apple provides no services to the live event operator other than payment processing? Apple even prohibited Facebook from disclosing the tax's existence.
R1T is the truck. R1S uses the same platform but is a full size suv.
My primary email addresses are @gmail.com.
Very normal to feel a bit lost and out of your depth in the first few months or year at a new company - especially a larger one.

Your "carve out some work that needs to be done for myself" quote made me wonder though - what is your team setup? Do you have a project manager or anyone guiding you on what you need to work on? Or team members to ask questions?

Usually it's best to focus on the tasks that they expect you to do and provide them with regular feedback to keep them in the loop of your progress. If anyone else thought you need to be fired, you would've known by now.
Sex Versus Survival: The Life and Ideas of Sabina Spielrein by John Launer.

What Is a Minor Literature? by Gilles Deleuze, Félix Guattari.
Gatekeeper’s Achilles heel: Unearthing a macOS vulnerability
Professionals were 59.8 percent of the total workforce in 2020, with 88.4 million people working across a wide variety of occupations.

Agencies listed above currently employ ~250K (millions of former workers though). But lets be gracious and just count currents.

250K/88.4M = .0028

~40K FB x .0028 = 112
yes by ~0.1% +/- 0.1% (of US output)
I didn’t start my career until my thirties, so it’s not like you’re late to any game.
I would say the #actuallyautistic hashtag in general (now on mastodon), and I really enjoyed the book "unmasking autism" by Devon Price and Neuroqueer Heresies by Nick Walker.
One of the limiting factors for electrifying bus fleets (apart from the additional cost of the buses themselves) is getting enough power to the depots from the grid. Each bus can take 100kW easily for a few hours, so a depot with 50 buses requires a 5MW connection, which is a lot if there isn't spare capacity on the grid near it.

A short term problem for sure but it is causing enormous problems in London (grid is really streched even for new residential towers, so adding a multiMW connection for depots is not trivial whatsoever).
Face blurred, no way to see who it is (though I haven't checked for EXIF in the picture, that would be fubar). IMHO and I don't expect anyone else to share it, the picture drives the surveillance aspect home better than word would, though perhaps that makes more of a difference for people who don't ordinarily read Tech Review.
> given the number of employees in aggregate those agencies employ and turnover in a given year

The US Federal government is the single largest employer in the US.
My favorite so far is Les Mills VR. It feels like a genuine workout, especially the longer more intense ones.

Other famous ones are Supernatural, FitXR etc. But they all have subscription models and Les Mills doesn't.
> If this is based on librespot

It's built on RSpotify, which describes itself as:

> RSpotify is a wrapper for the Spotify Web API, inspired by spotipy. It includes support for all the authorization flows, and helper functions for all endpoints.
I'm not saying psychotherapy is useless, only that its proliferation is a sign of a gap in society, and that psychotherapy would ideally be reserved for fairly edge cases (traumas, genetic conditions, sudden extreme events, PTSD, etc.). NOT so much a routine go-to for common existential problems. The fact that this is the solution is a sad reflection of a society with holes in it. And further that the proliferation of an 'online presence' taking the place of in-person interactions can't be a coincidence. That's what I am saying.
> I don't agree that we've seen Bitcoin be controlled by a single entity or that anyone has power to modify it against the will of market.

I can say the same things of Visa? If the point is that economic incentives are what keep miners honest, what do you think keeps Visa honest? (I'll tell you as soon as they start doing things that don't follow the rules, their market cap will plummet)
The top 20 or 100 would be pretty irrelevant to most Twitter users I would think. Not sure I followed any of them personally. Twitter is a patchwork of communities, many if which don’t really overlap. Which is why it can lose users to Mastodon bit by bit, rather than just collapsing.
Qobuz and Tidal both have developer friendly APIs. You can absolutely build your own client.

Roon will index either or both of them with your local mp3 library. It decorates with third-party metadata services, and will stream hi-res to almost any hardware device you can throw at it.
We have a delta-encoded binary format for trade logs that we use and zstd still does a pretty good job on them for the last bit.

It's just a pity that storage providers won't implement transparent compression. We store our logs on S3 and on-prem and it's just annoying that we have to store them compressed on S3. Would be cool to just store without the compression stage and have S3 do that bit.

I haven't tried btrfs with the transparent zstd compression, but perhaps worth a shot.
Since it looks like you've contributed to this project, I have one MAJOR suggestion. Show examples. There's countless tikz projects I've seen that promise a lot and show absolutely nothing. I've invested lots of time to fruitless ends that would have been resolved if I just could see some examples that would show me if this is even in the right ballpark of what I'm looking for or not.

Examples code is a must for any software (test cases work as examples btw) and example graphics are a must for any graphics software. I know this isn't your fault, but I'm just venting a bit here. I'll check this out the next time I'm writing a paper but I just don't get how people can put software out there without any examples (even toy examples). If you have any examples you're willing to share I'd find that extremely helpful.
Also much prefer cloud schedule over AWS version.
That is precisely the point--using system-provided libraries in your Bazel project is an antipattern that should be avoided.
You should check out EventBridge Scheduler. Just released last month and seems like the go-to solution for such things going forward. I especially like the "run once at this time in the future" feature.
This is like saying email can't scale. Of course Mastodon can scale, especially for those businesses willing to do it as a service. It's an entirely new, legitimate territory.
I'm not sure if you've ever interviewed software interns, some just first or second year undergrads. Making those questions AI proof is significantly harder. The coding questions must be very easy. I wrote about that here, with examples:

https://blog.stuartspence.ca/2022-12-chatgpt-eccc.html
I love this math, thank you. Reminds me of homeopathy where if you do the math not even a single molecule of the original thing remains when they dilute it.

>Homeopathic dilutions beyond this limit (equivalent to approximately 12C) are unlikely to contain even a single molecule of the original substance and lower dilutions contain no detectable amount.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homeopathic_dilutions
It’s much harder to fake the provenance of an assignment than just the final result. This is why I now put all assignments under version control, and ask my students to commit their work as they go. I’m thinking if these AI assistants get much more popular, I might even ask my students to do their assignments in a keylogging editor.
At every hour of the day people have to wait for a walk signal. Nobody is just randomly walking into the road and trusting "the system" to stop cars for them.
I consider myself an audiophile and I'm really interested in the better mastering, but I'm driven crazy by the static, clicks, crackles and pops of records.

Sometimes I download digital conversions of records but I never end up listening to them because I get too annoyed by any static.

So I just try to find the best digital copy that I can actually enjoy, even if the brickwalling pisses me off.
I watched with some interest. I was amused by their claim that lining up a structure with the sun was some sort of advanced cosmology or evidence that they had advanced science, or any science at all.

The megastructures, while large, showed no evidence of sophisticated engineering.
Drone Deer Recovery
Wait until you hear that cryptography and chain of block architectures can be done on centralized equipment and we don't need to rely on mining farms that we have no control over!
This becomes the issue. If the school was there to teach you to reach an outcome, and the desired outcomes were difficult enough to achieve, then any (ethical) route you take should be deemed okay. For example, a school teaching you to build a particular device, run a research study, or build a business. If you hire for it, if you outsource, if you harness the power of AI, so long as you achieve the outcome, you've achieved the outcome.

Education is out of date for many areas of modern life. If it doesn't improve, it'll likely fall behind.
The hands on the women are the giveaways. For some reason the guy's hand is reasonable.
Yeah, this is exactly where my mind went too. I think it’s a great example of not jumping to technical solutions too fast. The poster was so locked in on specifically cron as a solution that they forgot what they really want is code or jobs to run on a schedule and then missed alternate solutions.
Using times later than medieval reinforces the point though. Hardly irrelevant.
No.

Out of spite I took the iPad to a friend's house, enabled location, clicked through the welcome screen and disabled it again. Then came back home and hooked up the device.

So, no, it's not linked to its BT needs at all.
No music at all is not the concern, music you like not being made by artists you admire is the concern. This is basically the entire premise of Patreon btw.
^braking.

Although regenerative breaking would be really cool. A self-healing car? Sign me up!
Spotify don’t pay 70/30 and the actual payout is not related to what individuals actually listen to.

For example, I could spend a month listening to only indie artists, but the lion’s share of my subscription would be paid out to major labels.
I use Render.com for this - including some scripts like "Email me to invoice a client on the 1st of every month"
> the default would be to just build housing without any regard to affordability.

Luckily, that would still lead to affordable housing, because "just build housing" is what actually makes housing affordable.
Leftover rice? I'd assumed this process required whole grain, or does it work with regular white rice?
Why didn't you like it? I thought it was pretty universally loved. This is the first I've heard someone express disappointment.
Unlikely he just attacked on his own tbh. Probably retaliation for SBF trying to sic OFAC on Binance.
No.

"Between 6am and 10pm" means from 6am to 10pm. I.e. what the text on the sticker says.

"Between 10pm and 6am" means from 10pm to 6am. I.e. what the blog post mistakingly says.

There is no ambiguity in what "between" means when talking about hours of the clock.
Not in the case of this idiom.
Although they still seem to be out of stock almost everywhere. (Looking for a Zero W)
There isn't any in 2022 for me. However I'm looking forward to Baldur's Gate 3 and Stalker 2 in 2023.
memcpy implementation is a rabbit hole.

The main trap is trying to benchmark and profile it without the context of the whole application.

I recommend to read a comment in ClickHouse source code (disclaimer: written by me)

https://github.com/ClickHouse/ClickHouse/blob/master/base/gl...
> Roomba iOS app refuses to go past its welcome screen unless its granted access to the location info.

Does anyone know, is this like Android where some bluetooth functionality is behind the location permission?
This is just false. Bazel creates both static and dynamic libs by default for every cc_library. The default is to link static, but you can control this on a per-binary basis. You don't need parallel trees of targets or even to write custom rules to access the non-default output groups that contain the shared library. This all just works out of the box.
Drought emergency declared for all Southern California
Across all of Europe? No way. No cars sold in Southern Europe have this, and afaik it's rare (at best) in the UK. In Scandinavia? Maybe.

But aren't most premium new ICE cars in Europe now (mild) hybrids anyway? Why not use the big 48V battery to power an electric aux heater? Surely way cheaper, simpler, and less dangerous?
Couldn't it have been? after all they can remotely update the firmware. They just weren't in this case.
>Xinjiang compare very favourably with those in the US

https://www.chinahighlights.com/china-trains/urumqi-lanzhou-...

LOL, keep spreading that propaganda comrade!
More often than not just one or two rooms need cleaning, but not the whole place. Can't do that with a button press.
Bird Scooters Shakes Down Past Users over Outstanding Balances as Small as $0.55
The problem is mostly (1) signature validation implementations that don’t perform all necessary checks, and (2) PDF viewers with signature validation that don’t properly guide the user to view the actually signed document revision (when it is not the most recent one).

Regarding (1), this is because there exists no complete specification of what an implementation needs to check with regard to the PDF format. Implementors have to figure it out on their own, and thus there have been some gaps.
I ran into the same issue looking for a new car. :( I wanted something the size of a sedan (originally looking at a Civic or a Jetta) but the market for sedan sized EVs is small. The only model under 50k for 2021 was the Tesla Model 3. It's getting a little better - but the market is still not big.
That’s really annoying but can’t you use use the “while using the app” permission? Or do they insist on “Always”.

And I am not sure I buy the “anyone who does one bad thing will necessarily do all of the bad things” view.
Show HN: Pod Cards – Make podcast cards to share on social, blogs, newsletters
I tap into Twitter quite a bit for podcast recommendations. But the folks who talk about podcasts generally post the podcast artwork, which comes out on Twitter as this huge, in-your-face, 1x1 image.

Because I find those huge image a tad annoying, I built Pod Cards, inspired a bit by Spotify's Promo Cards.

You can get pod cards for a podcast or any of the episodes in its feed.

The colour options are derived from the podcast cover art.

You can also apply a few effects - blurred glass etc.
And have you seen how big the other cars are now?

This is great progress in the sense that the semi sized trucks are somehow not eating all of these gains.

(And the next step is to get EVs up into those semi sized trucks and tax the carbon versions to compensate for their environmental damage)
Here is the summary of the tools discussed and talked about in the documentary: https://www.netflix.com/tudum/articles/stutz-the-tools
Then use an escrow.

> An escrow is a contractual arrangement in which a third party (the stakeholder or escrow agent) receives and disburses money or property for the primary transacting parties, with the disbursement dependent on conditions agreed to by the transacting parties.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Escrow
Person 1 is available now, and by just listening to you affirms that you matter, and that your problems are important, and the fact of your suffering matters to someone other than you. It may resonate with their own experience, maybe even something they didn't reveal because of shame or guilt, in which case both people are helped.

Person 2 is first of all, hard to find, unavailable, and extremely expensive. They don't know you, and in general aren't willing to share their own personal experiences with you. The interaction with Person 2 is transactional and does nothing to affirm the importance of your suffering to someone other than yourself.

It's a little like your suggesting to have sex with a prostitute because they're better at it. But that misses the point of what sex is even for. A lot of the time we just want to be assured that we matter, that our experience matters, and that we aren't alone. But yeah, a lot of people see it like you do, and I think that makes it a worse culture.
The work of many people on this forum can be infinitely copied and resold. Are they being paid inordinate amounts? If so, how much should they be getting paid?

>but art should be for everybody

A shorter copyright term accomplishes this, while also leaving intact the incentive system to create content that can be infinitely copied and resold.
Your words.