skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Affirmations do not work.

Mental health is mechanical. Most anxiety and suffering within mental health are second order effects from unconscious fears that we have about behaviours we feel are risky to take. For example, if you grow up in a household where your personal distress causes distress in others, you will hide your own personal distress and attempt to appear good all of the time. You will have high levels of anxiety in situations in which you might have to admit distress/dissatisfaction/not be a happy person that makes everyone else happy.

To improve mental health, more behaviours on the spectrum of all possible behaviours need to become calmly accessible. This allows the brain to be calmer in a wider range of situations; previously a situation that might cause distress might have been avoided/cause a spike in anxiety, now the situation can be faced calmly and the newly integrated behaviour allows the individual to say "sorry, I'm finding this too stressful, I need to stop".

Everyone typically has their own unique combination of behaviours which are not easily accessible. In my personal therapy I found that my dreams were a useful way of diagnosing what behaviours I was not comfortable with. I got very interested in this and ultimately completed a Masters in Psychology to write a paper on the topic based on the underlying neurology that occurs during REM sleep.

The paper can be read here: https://psyarxiv.com/k6trz

It was discussed on HN here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19143590
Thinking of doing the same thing. The last math class I had was at 16, and the most advanced classes was on binary, so not very complex stuff.
I've mostly been winging it for another 16 years and seemingly picked up things here and there. But math is definitely been trial and error, and I definitely do not know the lingo in math, which I'm now starting to feel is a big disadvantage.

also: the remarkable 2 is great, we have one, but the screen broke and the refurbished replacement arrived with a screen that's not functioning correctly at all, making it a unusable device. Good reminder to reach out to them again.

Thanks!
Except, despite all the hate because it's not "unprocessed" (a stupid categorization), it does REDUCE: No more need to stuff a meat machine with plant based products for a 10% or worse ROI. BAM. REDUCTION.
The idea is probably that is you included a criticality flag, pilots would ignore low priority notices and potentially miss something (like grass being mowed at the time they plan on landing) that could affect them, but is otherwise immaterial for most others.

I can’t say one way or the other, as I’m not a pilot, but that’s the argument I’d make to keep the system w/o priority levels.
Yes! Like I clarified in another comment, I didn't really meant "lying" but "not volunteering/selectively withholding information".
I do the same. But lately, for some but not all sites, I've been putting 2FA codes in Bitwarden and using their app to fill the codes instead of using Authenticator apps.
I highly recommend working through Claude Shannon's Mathematical Theory of Communications [0]. It's originally a paper but was later restructured as a book, in either form it works quite well.

The reason I recommend it is because it shows mathematical reasoning that is easy to follow and relevant to your daily life. It's real math, but very easy to read through and understand. If your unfamiliar this paper is where the very idea of "bits" comes from.

One of the most important things in the paper for non-mathematicians to see is that the definition Information Entropy is derived simply from the mathematical properties Shannon desires it to have.

This is important because I find that one of the biggest questions people ask about mathematical formula and idea is "What does this mean? Why is it this way?" without realizing that math is really not engineering nor physics. When deriving his definition of Information, Shannon simply states that information should have the following x,y... properties and then goes on to show that the now standard definition of information meets all these criteria.

In mathematics it is very often the case that only after an idea is created to we start realizing the applications. This is quite different than science where a model is only adopted if it correctly describes a physical process.

Work through the paper and you will have worked through the mathematical underpinnings of the information age and will likely have understood most of it pretty well.

0. https://people.math.harvard.edu/~ctm/home/text/others/shanno...
No way around LaTeX, but Pandoc + LaTeX is still a much nicer experience than plain LaTeX in my experience.
Can rewrite this into a modern take on the elves and the shoemaker
since you told me I am using a I tried without 2FA code but with backup-code

> When I click the second link, I'm forced to reauthenticate.

Here, I am being asked my password.

Then get that page.
>It was good enough and getting notifications on your watch so you don’t have to pull out your phone is probably the top reason people get an Apple Watch. That’s the reason I wear mine.

That's the reason I bought mine and is also the reason I stopped wearing it 2 years later in favor of my old Timex and Casio combo. Now I'm mentally and emotionally way more at ease, plus, those watches look cooler.

Having access to notifications on my writs and being always connected felt cool and novel in the beginning, now it feels like hell.

I'm curious if there's other people who also upgraded to a dumb watch?
Ah, the good old days when your then-future CS professors wrote the fonts you might use (Clancy and Harvey). Pretty sure most soon-to-be CS profs aren't designing fonts these days.
Snipers are just as much legitimate customers as anyone else. They only snipe under priced products so if you don't want people reselling them do not sell them for so cheap.
iOS is terrible from windows too. I figured they really dont care as you aren't a good customer.
The solution (which is too late to help you with now) is to take a photo of the QR code that is first showed to you when you originally set up 2FA. Keep that safe somewhere and you can always go back. For anyone who is freaked out by this and currently still has access to their google Authenticator app, I suggest exporting all your codes to a big QR code in the app and keep that safe (maybe print it out).
Same, twice in a row --- original build, and rebuild both timed out. That's how I found my way to the status page and realized it's a larger problem.

On the plus side, I know they enforce a timeout, and email notifications about failures (I got them) are isolated from this sort of degradation of pages, actions, and git operations.
Email Addresses It Would Be Annoying to Give Out over the Phone [2004]
Why we chose Elixir, part 2
The second half of a two-part blog post on why we switched from a lot of moving parts to essentially an Elixir monolith.
Hey. I'm happy to jump on a call to explain the model further:

joe at budibase dot com is my email if you want to reach out.

Other than that, our pricing is listed here:
budibase.com/pricing/

- We'll see more and more features behind a paywall?

We'll continue to add features to the free/OSS tiers and the paid tiers. For example, we plan to release auditing in the next 2/3 months - that will be a paid feature. Our free/OSS tier is generous and provides a lot of value (SSO is in the free tier) - we plan to keep it this way.
>JBS, Tyson, Danone

It is in the best interests of these companies to preserve the status quo of sub-par veggie burgers
I don’t think you can make assumptions about how factors combine on multiplication (ie that multiplying by two adds one factor of two) in a context where integers can have rational noninteger roots.

If we can have x=(a/b)^2 and y=(b/c)^2, then xy=(a/c)^2 so any factors of b^2 have somehow dropped out, rather than being added in to the factors of the product.

Obviously in the end this all ends up contradicting the fundamental theorem of arithmetic, but it’s not clear this doesn’t wind up being circular.
if the outages are on the east coast and a flight from the west coast is preparing to fly to one of the east coast airports that are affected, how is this not nationwide?
Twitter might be replaced, but not by Mastodon or other imitators
I would think air (line) drying would be better in terms of microplastics, since there is no tumbling.

Would it be safe to say that (mostly) frictionless line drying would shed fewer particles than tumble drying?
I worked for a third-party company covering dell business tech support at the time and we would blanket approve 100s if not 1000s of processor + motherboard replacements (more efficient to just replace both at once) daily dude to bad caps. RIP GX270.
Can't you add a security key like a Yubikey? Do they let you do that without requiring your Google Authenticator / TOTP secret?

What about adding someone who can get access to your email after six months of inactivity? Maybe they let you add that without your lost google authenticator? It'd be better than nothing.
Phone and headset AR have different affordances for different situations. Phone AR actually works right now and is deployed to everyone's pockets. And phones are much more capable input devices that headsets which allows for things like Pokemon Go. And you don't need to worry about obscuring the user's view so they can do full occlusion of real images and not worry about someone walking into a telephone pole. You can't do immersive, but immersive isn't the only or even the best approach.
https://archive.ph/967Ju
Please let me educate you, as a European, why the supreme court decision acts as a functional ban on abortion for millions of americans.

Firstly, multiple states have been preparing for the overturning of Roe v Wade, the court case which specified the right to an abortion was privacy and therefore protected. There are multiple decades-old laws on the books that says if Roe v Wade is overturned abortion is automatically outlawed in the entire state. There's no ballot-box here.

Secondly, the Supreme Court has washed its hands of multiple institutions that would allow people to vote in politicians other than politicians already in power in their respective states. The Supreme Court has struck down or otherwise narrowed national mandates curtailing racist voting policies. The Supreme Court has outright stated they will now refuse to take up any more cases about gerrymandering, which is a process where politicians get to choose who votes for them basically. This enforces that pro-choice people will always be split up into districts where anti-abortionists are the majority.

The first point creates non-democratic law activation that bans abortion, followed by curtailing the ability for people to vote against this implementation even if they are, in aggregate, the majority of the state.

Now, it's also important to follow on the third point: the united states of america is a giant country. By land mass it is larger than the entire EU. A single state will dwarf multiple countries. This means that even though you have the right to travel to a state that allows abortion, the travel is long and expensive. They will have to fly, pay money for a hotel, and also not work for a week or more.

Overall, this means a severe curtailing of abortion access to millions of people, who are disempowered as a population to participate in democracy.
If a company acts unethically that is bad, even if it's in the company's rational self-interest. It rings especially hollow when the company's supposed mission is to "ensure AI benefits all of humanity"
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Sure, identifying your inner critic is important, but there are far better strategies for overcoming it than just saying nice things to yourself.

The best I've found on the subject is Steven Pressfield's The War of Art https://blackirishbooks.com/product/the-war-of-art/
"We are a group of current and former employees of the WEF. We want to play our role in fostering debate about the role this organisation plays in the world."

Why now? Who gets to take part in the debate? Why does a private club get to play a role in the world in the first place?
The problem is that in English "on" and "off" are both adverbs and adjectives.

A designer that I once worked with came up with a terrific toggle switch, really the only one that works as well as the simple checkbox in my opinion:

https://ux.stackexchange.com/questions/1318/should-a-toggle-...
I disagree with your framing. It costs resources to target specific companies even small ones. Google has ALL the data on ALL the pharmacies. You get it from them and just not bother with each individual company
Because being pregnant is actually pretty dangerous for women. It can be especially dangerous if you're in your mid-30's or older. And it's also really dangerous if you're not planning to become pregnant because babies remove essential nutrients from your body. Don't get me started on the risk of eclampsia, gestational diabetes, and post-partum depression. Babies also modify your immune system and may make you more susceptible to diseases. Delivery can be very risky too depending on the shape of your body, and some women have to undergo physically altering surgeries to deliver. Miscarriages can also kill women by causing them to bleed to death really quickly.

I think it's important to allow women to make decisions about pregnancy based on their perceived risk, rather than blithely dismissing the morning after pill as being akin to steroids.
How does one contact support? Every path I've tried leads to a support community forum. I haven't tried posting there yet as I assumed it was a black hole. Are you saying that that works?
> She said the measures would expire on June 5

Probably don't tell lawmakers they need to urgently act and also tell them they have 6 months.

White House also seems to have the wrong messaging here. Should really be talking about how Trump added 6.7T in 4 years which is the complete opposite of spending reductions; republicans (as a party) does not legitimately care about reducing the debt.
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High fees mean that most people even in places like the USA cannot afford it. Would be nice to have modest customer service options for everyone.
Just tested it.

- Private Browser Window
- Log in using backup code
- can change auth app without another login.
I was just talking to a friend about the WEF so I have these links at hand, gonna drop them here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QsEGfhaX4PQ (37 second clip of John Kerry almost calling the rich extraterrestrial)

https://www.oxfam.org/en/press-releases/richest-1-bag-nearly... (Richest 1% bag nearly twice as much wealth as the rest of the world put together over the past two years)
> So tiktok wasn't involved in any war crimes or anything like that

> People who are determined to not accept this reality won't expect it

I'll save my breath.

> Can you just admit "i hate china"

Nice bit of projection there at the end. "All criticism of an authoritarian government committing human rights atrocities is all just racism, actually." Exactly what CCP state media says.
That’s another worthwhile topic, but since the privacy threat model of a companies selling some types of birth control will be unusual for the foreseeable future, it is also worth talking about in isolation.
I would argue since the comparison is XMPP, which has been around for almost a quarter of a century, “recent” has a slightly wider definition than most times.
So everything?
> My wife keeps telling me not to fill that stuff in, and she's quite the opposite, giving the preferred answer everywhere

This might literally kill her.
Public, Private and Protected Access Modifiers in Python
And for authenticators that do not allow to export the secret, while your authenticator is not lost yet, add another authenticator: and during registration, save the QR code.
Good luck trying to save those QR codes, though. I had to resort to pulling out my DSLR to take a photo of my phone with them.

All screenshot/print/save functionality is disabled when you have the codes up on your phone.

You need an actual camera on a second device to save them in most cases.
So it didn't have your plates on the outside, or your belongings on the inside. Are you absolutely sure it was your Civic? :p
I'm pretty sure that "getting the same four Hacker News users, who feel personally wronged every time a website becomes more readable, to sign up" is nowhere near the top of their list of priorities.
British Railways Patent for a Thermonuclear Fusion Powered Space Vehicle
I was wondering so I looked:

https://imageio.forbes.com/specials-images/imageserve/5ee020...

Of course, that is right now. When people find out it's a free for all, the trolls will descend. And on many networks like facebook, it's much easier to censor 1 neo nazi than 100 fake news victims so when we stop, that nazi will likely post more than the 100 others put together.
>Unlike the NOTAM outage, a METAR outage will and should actually affect flights.

We have mines being blasted to our north in temporarily restricted military airspace - lets just allow pilots to roll the dice?
I dislike that intensely as well. I don't have any trouble with sites offering magic link login, but to have that be the only option seems short sighted to me.

I worked at a company once that only offered federated login. It was a dev tool, so they offered login with google or github. I disliked it, because, hey, maybe I don't want to link random devtool with the core accounts I use.

I'm not aware of any research that shows what the conversion rate is for each type of login:

* username/password

* magic link

* federation (login with google, etc)

But I'd sure love to see it.

I imagine it would also vary by application type (devtools would be skewed towards username/password, consumer towards federated login or magic link) as well.
That's a very interesting take. Both were also developed mostly by one person to do one job. Knuth for his “The Art of Computer Programming” masterpiece and Linus for the kernel. There may be similarities that arise from such histories and constrains.
A few weeks ago, a group of far right Republicans extracted concessions out of McCarthy. I imagine a group of Democrats could have helped vote McCarthy in with a much milder set of concessions.

(Heck, a small group of Democrats could still join McCarthy to survive a re-vote and change the rules back.)

My guess is that the Democrats like it when the Republicans look bad even if they eventual outcome is a loss for the country as a whole.
Here's a more fun headline: Himalayas have 100x storage capacity for gravity battery as we'll ever need!

The design of the mine seems inefficient. Why not use water and a pool on top? The water can use the side tunnels and store more. Sand sounds like a dumb idea.
never before seen so much cope in a HN comment section. lmao
I consider steroids healthcare. They're used for rashes, chronic pain, low-testosterone treatment or testosterone hormone replacement.
What has the political slant of the paper and WEF got to do with it? If that’s relevant, surely a left leaning paper attacking a left leaning organisation makes the article more compelling?
Makes me wonder about the impact of microplastics on microlife. It's a good thing their not intelligent otherwise they'd be pissed.
Here's a Nitter link that might work:

https://nitter.priv.pw/d_feldman/status/1615871748708388864
"It apparently didn't occur to them that if I were a real Japanese spy, I might have brought the glasses with me from headquarters."

I'm not a criminologist but I think they might have classified the glasses and the glasses case and maybe found enough evidence indicating that the glasses have been made in the U.S. or maybe even in San Diego.

Even if they didn't, then it's still their job to do exactly what they did and they were successful. They found the real owner of the glasses and were able to confirm, that the person isn't a potentially dangerous enemy spy. That case can be closed and they can do something else.
It may not imply that they intend to add ads, but having that space already there makes it more likely.
> Just recently, my manager told me I fail to see the big picture.

Did you stakeholders not share quarterly/annual roadmap?

> the explanations come with loads of other lingo and assumptions about my current knowledge. after a while I just end up with a pile of disjoint pieces of information.

Do you have 1:1 setup with your manager, stakeholders, skip level? It’s a perfect topic for those meetings and regardless of you bringing it up, it’s their responsibility and part of their job - to make sure the org vision is shared and understood by everyone in their team.

Or, maybe check in with your professional circle, if the problem is unique at your workplace, then it’s time to move on.
Probably the difference, like parent says, is that you recently used 2FA, from the same OP address etc etc, so even though you have signed in with backup code now Google still trust your sign in more than OP.
adb-sync has been deprecated, use better-adb-sync instead:

https://github.com/SelfAdjointOperator/better-adb-sync
Many diesel engines can burn a mix of those (of course, depends on the ratios). Or you can refine it into the pure fuels.

My question is, if it's aimed to power an electricity generator, why not just burn the plastic at a high temperature? (What I imagine there's no answer for, because it's what people actually do. They are probably using the generator only as a display application.)
I have been using the Timeless skin [0] for quite some time now and the main reason I switched was that the content would be a bit more condensed towards the middle of the page. This helps a lot on larger monitors and I can see why this new theme also does something similar. However, the large amount of whitespace on the sides is just wasted and in combination with the fact that more interaction is required to do basic things (like changing the language of a page) is something that makes this new theme not "barely noticeable".

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Main_Page&useskin...
> When he was born [in 1938] 122 of the 195 states in the world right now did not even exist.

I would like to know where writing such as this is taught. Everyone knows what '52 years' is there is no reason to embellish it in that way UNLESS you are writing to a tabloid audience (mainstream media to be sure does this as well).

And it deprecates the main point which (if true) is the strongest 'not accountable'.
Don't surf the net. Don't read HN. Don't fire up a game. Those things are going to make you switch mental context twice (once each way). Instead, close your eyes and take a few deep breaths.

(Says the guy who, instead, sees what's new on HN...)
If you wanted to burn plastic for energy, you can already do it at a electrical generation plant.

You have to put more energy in to get oil out.

Um. And climate change.
Stop Using JPEGs
Probably because you were overthinking it.

You're thinking in terms of grey while they're testing to ensure that you have at least a basic understanding of black and white.
> Discrete Mathematics with Applications
by Susanna S. Epp

Fantastic book for Discrete Mathematics with lucid explanation and good exercises. The other one would be concrete mathematics.
You can't just cancel 76,500 hours of meetings
Why async work experiments fail
According to Tamitha Skov, right now is a particular intense solar storm:
https://www.patreon.com/posts/77348743
Drinking in the Charms of Historic Florence, Italy
The dryer collects already loose or broken fibers in the lint trap for disposal. Air drying doesn’t which means those large broken fibers containing several orders of more magnitude more plastic than might escape from a dryer end up in the environment.

This is why new clothes result in dramatically more lint than old clothes by weight.