skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have curated local music library in Music app, with many rare recordings and versions that does no exist in streaming anywhere.

I also subscribe to Apple Music.

This works fine. The only gripe I have is I can't make playlists in Apple Music when its setup like this. I don't care much though because I don't use streaming like that.

If files are important to you, keep a backup, outside of cloud, or in another vendors cloud.
You make it sound like "Weekend at Bernie's" shenanigans but the reality of life is sometimes the candidate dies too close to the election to change the ballots. It's not that weird, it's not intentional, and Mel Carnahan wasn't some fictitious unknown, he was the governor of the state.
Kurzgesagt recent video was about quasi-stars, a very exotic hypothetical object described in just couple of papers with 0 proofs of existence. It’s so marginal, that even Wikipedia has a ‘no recent papers on subject’ badge on corresponding article. Still, an entire video was made, as if they were describing an established scientific concept.
You say that the VPN is always on, but wasn't there a post on HN some time ago that showed that on iOS VPN is not 100% used for all data? Might have been this one: https://www.michaelhorowitz.com/VPNs.on.iOS.are.scam.php

So potentially your real IP was leaked otherwise, Google became aware of that IP and geolocated you, without Maps data?
Pffft 1500s? Corn tortillas have been eaten since prehistory and wheat wasn't grown in the Americas until European colonisation. Give it another few hundred years (to be fair I was not aware that wheat tortillas were that old).

I would welcome tortillas made using other grains, but the majority of them available in shops just use wheat which is problematic to some people. How about mixing them up with some buckwheat or millet? As well as varying the type of grain crop, I'd like to see greater variety of the types of grain used e.g. blue corn
This is exactly my experience as well. Not an issue imo, you have to preserve the original files still.
No, what's tied to the certificate is only the identity of the endpoints, not the content being transmitted (since that's only protected by a symmetric key both sides know), so you can forge a "recording" of a HTTPS session for any file you want.

There have been proposals to extend TLS to have this capability, but to my knowledge none are really standardized or used anywhere.
Any thoughts on why the market price of electricians doesn't rise, pull more people into the trade, and fix that problem through natural economics?
You're right, I got them completely mixed up (I was incidentally looking at streaming from Linux the other day, and googled/ported without properly reading)

Moonlight is the client :)
> How do u find a therapist?

In Ireland, at least, you ask your doctor for a recommendation
There's a lot we don't know here. For example:

1. What's the difference in care between where they are at and the sanctuary? That doesn't appear to be stated so we can only make assumptions.

2. The facilities that want to keep them are the ones that experimented on them. They may also be the ones employing the vets. Is there something they don't want others to see? As a place that experimented on animals you have to wonder if they did things they don't want people to generally know about.

These questions aren't answered. How we fill in the blanks depends on our own assumptions or outside info we may be aware of.

As a reader I'm left wondering and don't really have enough information to make an informed assessment.
https://archive.vn/hsXht
I have always figured that my body knows what it’s doing when it responds to an injury with inflammation.

Applying the logic of "your body knows" is probably not in your best long term interest. In purely evolutionary terms, getting a bad enough injury that you require medical attention should mean you just die because you weren't strong enough to survive. Artificially saving your life is "unnatural".
Please refrain from comments that could put people in danger. It is at best careless to say to someone with possible depression therapy may not be the answer.
I have a wiregaurd VPN in my home server in London. During the pandemic I was stuck in the Middle East for a few months. Obviously while there I was VPN-ing all my traffic from my various devices through my home server. When I got back to London, all my YouTube and TV ads were as if I was still in the middle east. Very annoying.
If you don't pay for the product you are the product. Except if you pay for the product, then you are the product too.
Active Record, Nice and Blended
Fine-ish. Sometimes it gets really really confused.
I would add that nobody was willing to sign their name to a police report corresponding to Elon's tweets about what happened.
> a wife, kids, a house, meaningful work, etc. I mean I still do, but I guess I'm too late for the first few.

I mean, not necessarily. I know plenty of people who had their first kid in their late 30s, and one or two in their early 40s (though that is basically the end of the line, assuming your spouse is about the same age as you).
The tweet you link to doesn't show LOTT doxxing anybody.
Hi brother - just know you have intrinsic worth beyond what the world sees (or what you think the world sees). You have overcome lots of challenges in life to even get to your 40's; no one escapes challenges.

Might I recommend an outward approach? Look for an opportunity to serve someone around you and evaluate how you feel after that experience. The lift in your emotions will also power you to overcome the next challenge you are facing/will face.

I also strongly recommend therapy. It has literally saved my life. I had to bounce around to a few therapists before I found one that really resonated with me, but that external resource gave me a way to evaluate my life and decisions without my own bias.
I got that and Moonlight mixed up, my bad :) message edited
> Consider a researcher putting a book on a thin ice-sheet, and then putting a car on it. Here, they're concluding the ice has different properties in each case -- but it doesnt.

This is just a linguistic shell game with the meaning of the word "property". You could just as easily say the difference between the mind of a human and a monkey is a matter of degree, and therefore going from one to the other does not gain any novel "property".

It should be obvious that the degree of a property can fundamentally change its nature, and that there is no hard distinction between "properties" and degrees of things. The difference between a tickle and a gunshot are matters of "degree", but that fact is of near zero semantic utility.
It’s by a fake termite mound. My guess was that it’s a stick used to prod the mound.
I work on the solutions engineer team for Pulumi. We absolutely offer enterprise support, I'm one of the engineers that is part of that team. If you'd like to discuss further, you can contact me on lbriggs[at]pulumi.com
Can any Swedes corroborate the 35-40x price increase in electricity?
Watching a Nate Hagens episode with Nora Bateson, a researcher in Sweden, who's explaining electricity spiked 35-40x (!), and how people are adjusting.

Are people seeing this? How about other places in Europe with the cold snap going on?
I want to supply Ukraine every material assistance available until the 2014 borders are restored, and the Kremlin along with everyone inside it are as flat as a pancake by way of a long range armament.
As others have said there are no magic solutions, but when I was at a particularly low point I found this to be a helpful resource: https://moodgym.com.au/
I'll be honest, I didn't actually complete many of the exercises, but at some point something clicked and I understood and internalised the principle behind what it's trying to do (essentially training you to re-interpret your world in a more constructive and healthy fashion). Talking to an actual Cognitive Behavioural Therapist is, of course, better - but if you find it difficult to access one the website might be helpful.

The only other thing I'd say - and I know this is trite - but exercise is helpful, especially if you're facing something that feels overwhelming. I remember one particular morning shortly after my father passed away and I was starting to realise how much time and effort was going to be spent winding up his affairs. At the time I was regularly taking part in fitness classes at the gym, and nearly didn't go that morning - but I made the effort, and in that hour I went from feeling completely overwhelmed to feeling like I could take on anything.
But if I pay for 2 products (Match and Music) then… nope, I’m still the product :/
Ah, interesting. I will admit I learned a great deal in the 2 years, though not all of that was the things you said. For me it was we had a lot of different codebases because each client had their own needs (beyond everyone who used our payroll system including printing checks, but that system rarely needed maintenance) so I had to learn to quickly read and understand a codebase to be able to make changes w/o spending days/weeks getting up to speed.
The Rationality of Procrastination (2013)
This is really nice! In the beginning I was getting it mostly wrong, but started getting hang of it (or I think..). Maybe you can add score - that would be make it more fun.
I tried to phrase my question such that you would answer the more difficult first question, which is a necessary prerequisite for the answer to the second question having any meaning. That is, what is the gender of man and how is it different from the gender of woman?
arguably... then I'll argue the opposite (even as a subscriber). Jetbrains rolls your subscription back to the version on the day you purchased, not the last version in your subscription. If you purchase and immediately find a bug, you know you're rolling back to that bug unless you pay a renewal next year. Same goes for any fixes you got during that entire year. Poof, gone.
Sometimes guidelines are meant to be broken, and I think taking an opportunity to make a jab at the long history of British colonialism and cultural appropriation was worth it.
A deterministic quantum mechanics: De Broglie–Bohm theory
Yeah, I was actually coming back to edit my remark to say "That might not be the case" since it's a perception I get from the article.
> Clinical depression and mood issues need to be treated with medication.

How to know someone is American before they even mention "other English speaking countries"
Yes, in his earlier life he did, but he had really cut down on drinking in the preceding few years. Reflecting back on that time, I would say he knew something was wrong but was in denial about it.
Amazing the contradictory thinking people have about “it’s impossible to know a child’s age” vs. “it’s totally fine and reasonable that Google knows you’re pregnant before you do”.
I am 42, single, similar situation. I was in a pretty dark place around 38 or so. I happened to read "man's search for meaning" by victor frankl and it honestly helped A LOT. When we are young and nature is working for our benefit, we should search for happiness. Beyond that, we need to search for meaning.

There are 2 meanings implicit and third one you can pursue. 1) Search for meaning is meaningful itself.

2) Human life has intrinsic meaning. I dont agree with nihilism that life has no meaning. Life has no 'given' meaning - correct. But since we are conscious, there is a living being going through experiences, there is intrinsic meaning to human life. Consciousness gives meaning to everything. In absence of consciousness, nothing has meaning. This intrinsic meaning is irrespective of life success. Even for a complete failure, since a real living being went through this life, the life still has meaning.

3) External meaning. This is related to success happiness relationships helping others etc. This is a bit fragile, since if you lose these things then you lose meaning. And if you are not successful, life might feel meaningless.

A healthy life is a balance of pursuing external meaning and accepting and giving value to internal meaning.

It is not happiness vs meaning. happiness is one of the things that gives meaning to human life.

Wish you all the best.
I'm sorry to hear that you're going through such a difficult time and that you've been feeling isolated and depressed. It takes a lot of courage to ask for help and to reach out for support, and I'm here to listen and offer some suggestions.

First, it's important to address your suicidal thoughts. If you're feeling like you might harm yourself or take your own life, it's important to get help as soon as possible. You can call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline in the US at 1-800-273-TALK (8255) or in your home country, you can find resources through the International Association for Suicide Prevention.

It's also a good idea to speak with a mental health professional who can provide you with support and guidance. If you're unable to access mental health services in your small town, there are other options available to you, such as online therapy or teletherapy. These services allow you to meet with a therapist remotely, either by phone or video, and can be an effective way to get the help you need.

In terms of your long-term goals, it sounds like you're feeling lost and unsure of how to move forward. It's understandable that you're feeling this way, given all that you've been through and the fact that you've been out of the workforce for a decade. But it's important to remember that it's never too late to make positive changes in your life.

One thing you might consider is seeking out opportunities to gain new skills or education that can help you reenter the workforce. This could be through online courses, local community college classes, or vocational training programs. You could also consider volunteering or interning in a field that interests you, as a way to gain experience and build your professional network.

It's also important to take care of yourself physically and emotionally. This can include finding ways to manage your stress and anxiety, such as through exercise, meditation, or other activities that help you feel grounded and centered. Surrounding yourself with supportive friends and family can also be helpful.

I understand that it's not easy to make these kinds of changes, especially when you're feeling down and discouraged. But please remember that you are not alone and that there are people who care about you and want to help. Reach out to a trusted friend, family member, or mental health professional for support, and don't hesitate to seek out additional resources if you need them.
Like others have said, in theory this is great. In reality, I never see custom exceptions being handled differently than whatever exception was wrapped. And I have worked on some large distributed systems where failure is common. For new engineers these custom exceptions add abstract complexity and exception class hierarchy into a code base when it really isn’t needed.
"Sorry, it's broken." They can't prove otherwise.
The team is top notch (of CDK fame) found a non-trivial bug was assigned and fixed in 30 min. In general joy to interact with. Very strong focus on dev. experience. After a very subpar experience of building a very large enterprise project using AWS serverless stack Wing is the first thing that gives me hope that things can be way better.
I think the main concern is less about you (as a unique person) specifically, but more in terms of you as a somewhat aggregated profile. It's not super useful (also in terms of privacy and all that) to advertisers to get your name and exact home address, it's enough to know what "kind of advertising target profile" you represent most closely. I think that is also what many people concerned about privacy are missing — it's not about you, as an individual. It's about you, as a summarised profile, which can be shared with other advertisers. Being logged in or not used to be a bigger deal in the past, for sure, but now your browser and behavior is leaking enough detail to build a shared profile about you across various sites.
How to spot AI-generated text
The magic is that there is no magic. Or how to understand design patterns
I am aware of the IP leak in iOS but that's only for Apple services, Google Maps will always use the outbound VPN IP.

Something to note though - in my post I never mentioned the "real IP" - all tests were done to change the geoIP data of the VPN IP - and that always works as expected.
Oh yeah the full "can't access the site" could be a long way off. Could also be tomorrow if the wrong thing starts breaking and no one left understands how to maintain it.
Do you enjoy being on a dopamine antagonist? Are you happy?
Yes, I had a similar experience with a clavicle fracture 15 years ago. I saw a surgeon but somewhat surprisingly, she wanted to let it heal on its own if it could. Today my left shoulder is an inch shorter than the right and I have a knob where the two halves fused back together but it doesn't hinder me in any noticeable way.
When I started running longer distances to train for marathons, I ran into lots of other runners that iced after running say 10 miles. I did this too, but as time passed I got too lazy to pack up some ice to use at the end of long runs because these were always scheduled in the very early mornings at sometimes distant but interesting locations.

What I discovered was that cold did feel good and did alleviate some of the discomfort from running, but for overuse induced discomfort it wasn't overall helpful to me.

Now a bit off-topic to explain what did help me with overlong runs:

What helped me the most for the wear and tear caused by long runs was getting the right shoes: some would make the lateral (furthest from the midline of my body) sides of my knees hurt, some would make the medial (closest to midline) sides of my knees hurt and when I found the right ones my knees didn't hurt. Shoes without enough padding under the ball of my foot also ended up causing me more pain than shoes with more padding.

I always alternated my runs between shoes from two different manufacturers because I found that the slight differences in the ways the shoes flexed prevented overuse injuries from running in the same shoes each day.

Finally, for some reason I would curl my toes down as I got tired and bruise a couple of my toenails. I fixed this with little soft silicon toe sleeves that I could pick up at the pharmacy.
Can we bet on DeepOnet to predict events like earthquakes, rogue waves?
You absolutely do not have the best behind you! My bug "turnaround" came in the beginning of mt 50ies. Finally got to a stage in job life I like and also meet the woman of my life (after many years as single) and got married. I still feel that I haven't had the best yet when it come to job life and I plan to continue at least 20+ years working and have no plans of retirement. Today it make no sense at all to think about age, just keep up your motivation, drive and stay healthy and you can go on "forever". Find out what you really want to do and do it. There are no limits here in life
My attitude is, on the one hand, reverence for such a fantastic intellectual feat, but on the other hand, annoyance that it's so opaque and difficult.

It's sort of like performance art (very well-paid performance art) rather than something mere mortals could learn and use.
Good idea! I will look into it. Thanks!
Nothing says taking responsibility for buying a company and putting its employees through hell like posting a Twitter poll asking if you should quit.
You can track my jet any time you like.
That's especially funny since almost all we know about the climate's long term behaviour has been dug up from the ground.
Seems like you’re taking an approach of - things are happening to me, instead of things are happening for me. This view closes off numerous possibilities and opportunities. It’s a vicious cycle where you keep reinforcing your beliefs instead of looking at how you can do things differently. Try to take a alternate perspective on what is happening in your life. Ask yourself, this thing that is happening, what opportunities is it creating for me? Think about these things from a different perspective than you currently hold and keep challenging yourself to do so, even in “good times”.
I don't think that is close to being the same thing!
inline uint32_t Log2(uint32_t x)
{
const union { float f; uint32_t i; } converter = { (float)x };
return (converter.i >> 23) - 127;
}

This is interesting. It looks like it's returning the (biased corrected) value of mantissa.

I'm surprised that there isn't a function supplied by the compilers or in the processor that takes an int and returns the mantissa. After all, every int -> float conversion requires this step.
It's not meant to be general protection, like wearing shin guards next time so you don't get hurt at all.

Instead, they mean that you should protect the injury so that it's not exacerbated: brace it or put it in a sling, have the patient use crutches, etc.
One of my favorite books in elementary school. Checked it out from the school library several times per year. Now I grab a copy just about every time I see one, think I've bought three—I have kids now, and because of the format combined, now, with the age of the book, the binding tends to fail, so they're a bit consumable at this point. I've lost one so far.

IIRC from when I looked into this a while back, there are actually two versions of the book, and one has more pages than the other (like, a dozen more, or perhaps twenty) so if you pick one up and are like "I could have sworn..." it might be because you're holding the one with less material, and are used to the larger one. I noticed and did some digging because I flipped through a digital version on archive.org and it was missing some stuff that (at least) one of my physical copies has. I forget whether it's the earlier or later edition that has more material.
I agree it's 100% about the form factor and the interactivity. My 4000+ pound modular cabinet is mostly stocked with digital modules, just a handful of analog oscillators and filters in between. I much prefer weird, glitchy digital sounds to analog, but I'm into modular (Eurorack) because of the composability and tactile element of it.

I've also got a digital module I'm developing sitting on the desk next to me - going to open source and announce the first version in the next few weeks, it'll probably warrant my first HN submission :)
I never tried this - but I would've expected that after using Google Maps for a couple of weeks while in London - the GeoIP data would've been updated again back to the UK?
That repost is missing a critical piece of information from the original article [1]. The drone in question is an unarmed aerial vehicle sent to a meeting place when a Russian soldier calls the "I want to live" surrender hotline. It isn't a protocol to surrender to an armed drone.

https://www.businessinsider.com/ukraine-army-video-tells-rus...
Identify people who have what you want, or match your view of success and spend time w them. Find a way to see if mentorship - formal or not - is possible.
Server-side rendering micro-front ends
It is federal law that taking any data from children under 13 requires prior authorization from the parents/guardian. If your code takes any data, you must verify the end user's age and, if they are underage, provide a way for the parents/guardian to contact you for giving authorization.

Yes, we all know kids lie when they see the age verification, but the presence of age verification moves the liability away from the developer/publisher and onto the parents/guardian of the underage kid.

Obligatory IANAL.
You're absolutely right that a therapy isn't THE solution to depression but I feel like it's a good starting point. A good therapist should be able to recognize if OP should be seeing a psychiatrist who then can prescribe the appropriate medication for managing his/her condition.