skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I was faced with this decision a month ago and started building my models and views in Rails 7. Late night tinkering with views, then trying out ViewComponent I went 'dude wtf am I doing, these apps are so easy to build in React'... Next.js with Supabase has been a breeze. Setting up db with auth and getting realtime updates and object storage with minimal setup (TS fn calls) was mind-blowing.

Caveats: setting up Supabase auth takes a bit of reading docs, using the js helpers correctly and configuring RLS, but after that it just works.
Apparently Long Flu also happens to a certain number of people. I wonder if these people with long covid would have been just as susceptible to getting these symptoms with the flu or other diseases? Maybe there are relevant biomarkers for both?
FWIW: the point works fine without generalisms about sex or whatever. My point was really that 90% of incel culture is just pure self-centered lack of empathy. If you aren't interested in the lived experience of your "target" and are focused only on what you want "from" them, you're not going to be successful.

And to repeat: that same logic is identical to sales, which is another area most incels are extremely bad at.
Ruby on Rails apps vulnerable to data theft through Ransack search
While I agree that nonmonogamy doesn't solve the problem of heterosexual members of gender A having almost sex almost exclusively with a small group drawn from gender B, I think it can be helpful in ameliorating a different aspect of the problem of loneliness, and in particular sexual loneliness.

If you're in a monogamous relationship with someone with a permanent major sexual incompatibility with you, your options are to stay together (likely creating sexual loneliness for yourself and possibly both of you) or to break up and try to find a different partner (creating sexual loneliness for your ex-partner which may, depending on circumstances, last a long time). Non-monogamous relationships are a lot more flexible with this kind of thing: you can have sex with a different partner without blowing up the relationship that contains the sexual incompatibility.

By "major sexual incompatibilities" I mean to include things like impotence, vaginismus, vulvodynia, fetishes that are a turnoff to the other partner, same-gender couples where one partner is nearly heterosexual, opposite-gender couples where one partner is nearly homosexual, extreme mismatches in preferences of frequency of intercourse, serious illnesses interfering with sex, and some constellations of asexuality.

Of course some people have vulvodynia, or frustrated fetishes, or whatever, and both they and their monogamous partner have a satisfying sex life anyway. But, as you can easily imagine, these situations often do lead to big problems with sex, and I think monogamy tends to amplify that into big problems with intimacy and relationships. (But if you're in a monogamous relationship that's struggling with this, and you try to solve a problem like this by going non-monogamous, you're probably going to have an extremely hard time with it.)
Zuckerberg's shares are pretty special, compared to the others you mentioned.

Zuck can do whatever he wants and remain in control. The others have to keep the board happy...
I've been using Cloud66 since 2015 for my rails deployments, makes my life much easier!
The equivalent to this is that the more focus the app your own has on "hookup", or "sex", the worse the ratios get.

Tinder would be more comparable to a swinger club in this regard. Swinger clubs will charge single dudes well over 100$ for that same chance, and those guys will have to try to get lucky with predominantly older couples. Usually these dudes will find that their success levels go up if they are bisexual too. (The reasons for that are left as an exercise for the reader)
Humans are in heat approximately a quarter of the time max, far from "all".

Though a fair bit closer than dogs, who are in heat around a twenty fifth of the time.
Django-Ninja but in Lambda with an RDS Postgres backend and a Vue/TS frontend. Why? Because it's what I know. It's on my agenda to learn more about Elixir. I think it really depends on what the MVP is for!
Its also quite cultural. Its normal for men to hold hands when walking in India, Nepal for example. At first it looked ridiculous to me...having grown up since then I think its Western civilization that's a bit ridiculous in that aspect.
Men do the same thing. That’s literally why the swipe style of dating apps was created; to quickly judge if you are interested or not mainly in appearance. That’s why the OPs first point was about good photos and presentation.
The spec doesn't say relays SHALL NOT talk to each other. YOU made that up.
It says they don't talk to each other but it is not prevented.

You can mirror one relay to another easily:

echo '["REQ", "mirror" ,{}]' | websocat wss://source | jq -del '.[1]' | websocat wss://dest
Health care, even low stakes stress reduction video games, and "powered by AI" should be as far apart as possible imo
> Surely, insurance companies don't object to you paying them directly

Adverse selection means an individual can’t get the same insurance a big organization buying for a large group can; ACA exchanges may (state markets vary a lot) mitigate that somewhat, but they don't fully make up for it. Part of this is orice for benefits, but the same benefit packages may not be available to you at any price (adverse selection means creates a kind of feedback loop where for certain things, there is no price where offering an option isn't a losing deal for the offeror, because the only people who would take it would be the ones for whom it would be a net loss for the seller to provide it.)

COBRA, though, allows you to keep your bigco insurance when you lose your job, as long as you take over both sides of the payment, for up to 18 months. So, in that sense, it is about the money.
Yandex Services Source Code Leak
The article looks really interesting, can't wait to dig in!

Side note: the articles on compilation also seem to be good and simple to understand, especially the one about code generation (which is a topic that other articles somehow always skip)
Which is frustrating.

Being paid to not work is just as conditional as being paid to work.

People are incentivized to meet the condition. Paying them to not work means they are incentivized to not work!
Perhaps you and I have had different experiences with depression. For me, basic physical activity is completely exhausting when I am going through a depressive episode.
Also, cuddle parties!
Just like porn ruins actual sex for so many young men, romantic movies of all types ruin relationships for so many young women. Smut novels sell millions of copies a year to women of all ages so even if women intellectually know its 'not real' it becomes their default internal vocabulary.

Re: paying for everything. A lot of women want to step outside of their own traditional gender role but have a man firmly inside his.
Several companies in the UK use Elixir including the BBC, USWitch and the NHS!
The London Elixir Meetup https://www.meetup.com/elixir-london/ has 1,467 members and is great place to meet fellow alchemists and learn interesting things!
I didn't see that age was taken into account in the article. Simply says "adults".

Many rural areas have young people that leave for better opportunities to urban areas, leaving the age distribution skewed older.
I'm pretty open to UBI but dont really see how that would be the case here.

Let's say someone (who also has an illness like diabetes) has two children and isnt able to work for five years because of long covid. Will the UBI payments be high enough to support them and their children? Or would higher payments be needed to support for them? Would they get a different UBI as a single dude in his 40s?

If so that's fine - but then it just seems like its welfare not UBI.
ChatGPT is a boon to click-bait content generators like BuzzFeed. There's a ton of low-quality media content out there that's about to become fully automated. A lot of it is of course, like sports articles, and that content is probably going to improve with ChatGPT and its successors.
I like Phoenix/LiveView so it's a nice option.

But I'd probably choose Blazor over it as every one of those bullet points also apply to it, it's C# (with which I'm very familiar), and if it takes off there are masses of devs available in most markets as opposed to handfuls currently for Elixir/Phoenix.

Coupled with something like DO droplets and SQLite/Postgres.
My biggest gripe is when people don't document fixes. This whole rabbit hole started because Hasselblad removed the software downloads from their site and the rest of the community doesn't really have a clue when it comes to software preservation. Flat CMS's are important to the process as well. It looks like Archive.org picked up on the page because of this post and made a couple snapshots:
https://web.archive.org/web/20230126040120/https://pathar.tl...
> It's that they don't have those moments of intimacy that you have with members of the oposite sex, when you're naked or just cuddling.

I have not read the paper yet so I don't know if this idea was captured but I agree the issue is not only about the sex, it's also (maybe even moreso) about intimacy and connection.

I wonder to what degree this is an issue brought on by a higher level of education and awareness. I mean there are plenty of loveless marriages and I expect the further in the past you go the more common this was. I can not imagine that at the time when marriages were usually arranged, mostly for economic reasons, there was much love unless they were lucky. There was also just so much inequality contributing to this. I can believe many people were not aware better was possible.

Have people become aware that relationships can be more and now find it impossible to settle for less?

Edit, just to make it clear, is not necessarily a bad thing. Changing the expectation about what a relationship should be towards one where more things are valued is a good thing. It does however mean we are suffering the consequences of being in the transition period between two value systems.
Firefox containers is the solution to this headache for almost every multi tenanted service. I used to have it installed only for those tasks when I was working in consultancy.
> Contra everyone's assumptions here, it does not seem to be presenting solid evidence for a "public health problem".

I fail to understand your arguments leading to such outcome, unfortunately.
The Android study had a control: they compared to memory safety vulnerabilities in other greenfield projects written in modern C++. There was no significant improvement for the greenfield projects, even though they also benefited from improvements to static analysis. The improvements were reserved for Android, which had a large share of its new sensitive code written in Rust.
This is cool - have you ever thought about integrating it with some kind of band or sensor that tracks breathing rate?

Lung diseases aside, I think many people would be interested in an app that lets them know when their breathing becomes shallow or non-tidal, and helps them refocus and get back to baseline.
Hey, I'm Kevin (founder of Airframes), and I'd like to give some background here.

While the world has been obsessing about ADS-B, which is primarily focused on positional data, I've been building a platform that is heavily focused on ACARS (often referred to as Plain Old ACARS), VDL (the successor to ACARS), HFDL (HF-based, also containing ACARS payloads), and SATCOM (such as AoA - ACARS over Insmarsat, and AoI - ACARS over Iridium).

The information in ACARS is quite interesting, and reveals significantly more about flights than ADS-B alone. The goal of the project has always been to provide a fuller picture of what is flying, including OOOI, routing, equipment status, fuel details, and more.

Some very early feeders and enthusiasts have been feeding data and supporting the effort, and as many/most HN folks know, this is all very time consuming.

Let me respond to your points too:

1. I'm a strong supporter of open source, and conceptually even open data. Your assessment that most of the stuff is still private is true. This is a strategic decision I have made. Having watched the aggregator space for many years now, my concern was that since we're still getting things built out (and I'm the only developer), a heavily budgeted competitor (such as FlightAware) could come along and enter the ACARS space long before we were ready and make the effort pointless.

I do plan to continue to open source and open data, and as it makes sense to, at my own expense, I will do so. Especially as more people become involved and build interest in ACARS.

2. The roadmap on the trello has not been updated, because, there were very few people interested in the effort and did not really engage in using it. But there is most definitely a roadmap -- some of the things are related to API, desktop/mobile app, a radio-focused OS (initially aimed at making it easy to feed to Airframes and other aggregators, but with the goal of wider radio interests) similar to OctoPi for OctoPrint.

3. Documentation has been in the works. But, seeing as that I have a lot of priorities (and it's mostly just me at the moment), it's not complete. I was hoping to release it when more digestible/ready. https://docs.airframes.io

4. I would hope that folks do consider supporting the effort, and there are a lot of big plans for it in the ACARS space.

Also, to put it bluntly, we were not yet ready for the events that unfolded. So there are some growing pains to deal with there.
That's not all. We also have "T cell alterations, including exhausted T cells, reduced CD4+ and CD8+ effector memory cell numbers and elevated PD1 expression on central memory cells" which might help narrow it down for the non-believers. I didn't want to post a laundry list, but can post more if necessary.
Hmm, I'll have a look - that would be a really good figure. You can estimate the air velocity with the mic (then derive the flow rate and volume), but I'm not sure how closely it matches spirometry (lung function tests)
The AUTH Nostr Implementation Possibility is not mandatory. You can choose to use it or not, it's not all or nothing.
Every single NIP except for NIP-01 is optional.
That, or, it gives credence to theories that depression can have a physiological component or origin in at least some cases.

It also blurs the line between physical and mental illness. Where do neurological disorders end and mental illnesses begin?
You can't drive to a service center? Doesn't tesla have mobile service also? Regular cars don't get towed to dealerships when broken? I am confused by your comment.

Tesla part availability is an issue from what I have read.

Also it appears Tesla doesn't perform much scamming in the service departments like dealerships do. Replacing an air filter should not be $79.99.
Bunch of horse…excrements. You are trying to find logical explanation where there is none. My company laid off hundreds of people during corona while knowing the business will recover and receiving incredible amount of money. 5 months after the lay offs they bought bunch of companies and restarted hiring in different locations.

These companies dont know more than you and I. They are acting in panic and in a bad faith towards their employees.
I don't do backend work professionally so my opinion probably isn't worth much, but the way Docker is so tightly tied to Linux makes me hesitant to use it for personal projects. Linux is great and all but I really don't like the idea of so explicitly marrying my backend to any particular platform unless I really have to. I think in the long run we'd be better served figuring out ways to make platform irrelevant than shipping around Linux VMs that only really work well on Linux hosts.
We have Social Security disability payments available to those who are legitimately unable to work (I do recognize that it can be difficult for some people to navigate the application process). But I am absolutely unwilling to pay higher taxes into a UBI scheme to support people who are capable of working but choose not to.
Interesting those are totally valid use cases but I would NEVER use those through a vendor specific app/cloud. Only locally connected to Home Assistant or something like that via MQTT or some other protocol. I wouldn't want someone from the outside turning my oven on or worse, start the super hot cleaning cycle when I don't expect it the same way I wouldn't want someone having control over my front door or garage.
Thank you! Working on it, hopefully at some point this year..
Good timing: a lot of top-level comments here mention Rails on Docker, then this post rockets to the top of the front page: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34533930
It seems so weird to me that one would pay for something like that.

Why isn't it something that friends engage in, like animal counterparts? I mean, it seems like an artificial cultural norm we've set upon ourselves -- The idea of no extended touching unless with a sexual partner is one that exists only in my mind, but it's certainly not what my body wants.
It's awesome that the app is free and will allow helping the most people.
Then your statement is incorrect. You said 'anyone who has ever had depression knows what this is like'. I am anyone and I disagree.
Totally agree! For almost all web-based MVPs the PETAL Stack (Phoenix with LiveView & TailwindCSS) deployed to FREE Fly.io is an epic choice for both response times, realtime features, dev speed (time to market). We're currently building our MVP with it and it's fully Open Source so anyone can learn from our journey: https://github.com/dwyl/mvp
Agree. Here are two comparisons of some searches - [https://i.imgur.com/RmMWSG4.png] and [https://i.imgur.com/sIOhx6y.png]
In 2022 even Bing beats Google..
If you're curious to learn more then instead of debating in the abstract, it is worth learning more about:

a) how board members are compensated

b) what type of people are appointed to boards

A good start is https://www.investopedia.com/articles/wealth-management/0404...
No, you're now pushing up a history that is a lie. Those commits represent states that never existed, and which you never tested. They certainly don't represent your headspace at the time.

Those merge commits are the truth. The histories diverged, and had to be reconciled at some point. If I'm trying to understand the history then I want to see that, not your idealized version where you try to pretend that the divergence never happened.

It can be hard to accept sometimes, but you're putting in a lot of effort for an end result that just makes life worse for everyone involved.
I'm betting the #1 cause of men rejecting women is also looks based...
Hence, C is only "portable assembly" for processors similar to a PDP-11, not for modern processors with modern ISAs.
It seems highly unlikely that millions of people get a depression right after an infection with covid.
There's more than one problem. Trust me, being in a loving marriage where your partner just wants sex with other people and not you, but is jealous of your sexual fidelity, is corrosive. Especially if you have a high sex and intimacy drive.
Who buys such data and why I wonder.
Yann LeCun: ChatGPT is 'not particularly innovative'
Is this inflation adjusted? I doubt it.
Groups could be drinking at someone's house. They're paying money and arranging transportation to be doing their group drinking in public. It's rude not to engage with them.
Living alone in the wild Siberian forest for 20 years (-71°C, -96°F) [video]
I don't think I would enjoy a cuddle party, though.

For me having an emotional connection with someone (e.g. long term friends who have gone through struggles together, or people I haven't known for long but we've done something out of compassion for each other) is a prerequisite for touch to be desirable. I'm averse to being touched by a bunch of strangers and people I don't know well, especially in a group setting where I know everyone to different levels. I have a more cat-like personality than a dog-like personality in that regard.
Fun video of one such site: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMTZvA8iFgI
The tragic thing about incels and the broader online men's rights movements is that the pain is real, but they've rejected the most useful lens for understanding where it comes from and how to address it.

Third wave feminism prominently addresses the origins and dangers of certain aspects of masculinity, diagnoses how they harm men, and proposes well thought out mitigations and alternatives. Bell hooks for example wrote several entire books on exactly this subject, and she's not the only one.
6ix9ine puts the 9 as a G and the x is all sortsa fun variations. Sometimes it’s a lowercase t, sometimes it’s a bunch of loops, and sometimes it’s two disconnected slashes.
It "offers" thread safety in the sense that it's theoretically possible to write a thread safe program in C++. It certainly makes it about as difficult as humanly possible to do so, however, especially when they include stuff like the consume ordering that isn't even well-defined.
A tip that has worked for me is to find an album that you like, then find out everyone who played on it and seek out other things they've played on, and repeat until you have more music than you could ever possibly listen to.
Yep, definitely! The app has a euler fluid sim implementation based off: https://developer.nvidia.com/gpugems/gpugems/part-vi-beyond-...
We need to correctly diagnose the issue to "worry" constructively about it. Many in the Long COVID community start from the assumption that their symptoms are caused by a totally novel post-viral syndrome, and are very against exploring the idea that this could be a mental health issue.
This is really the dangerous part of where we're going with this. Our culture will end up with a net increase of Buzzfeed type content and decrease of substantive content.

Substantive content is going to become the new vinyl. Sure, it will still exist. As a niche. You won't be able to find much of it.

It's like the indignity of Google replacing customer service with algorithms knowing that it's less effective, but not caring because it's cheaper and it scales. But now it's about to be applied to our entire society.

For every artist using generative AI to find a new way to be creative there will be 50 companies using it to give us a worse experience that saves them money, and with it becoming the new norm they don't have to worry about losing business from it.
That sounds like case law? Eg: It’s why we call “Roe v Wade” as we do.
What does FSD beta have to do with parking sensors?
Software protocols aren't going to prevent the government from using physical force to will you into obedience.

Not sure what you expect?
My very first test was: how similar is each instance of the same character? Because they always just fake handwriting and duplicate it and you can instantly tell it's just a font or whatnot. Not this one. Not only are they unique each time, but they retain the "style." Well done.
Yes, but I don't see why everyone is acting like Tinder is the only choice. There are other apps that seem to work differently and better.

I used Tinder for close to a year and had an experience close to what you're describing. I only managed to go on two dates that both went nowhere. At the suggestion of someone on one of the dating subreddits, I switched to Hinge, saw the difference in the amount of attention I was getting, and never looked back. Eventually, I met my girlfriend on there.
Tutorial, catalog, ritual-starter, historical log, etc. To your point, it's not necessarily for everyone.
It turns out if you have massive state subsidies and a lower cost of materials and workers, you can deliver products for cheaper than nations/companies that don’t have those benefits. More at 11.