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If one takes Google or YouTube or Facebook or Outlook they default to local language. Can't they use the browser language or OS language to default to that language.

I can forgive even 'regular sites' like Facebook, Outlook or YouTube. but increasingly even coding sites Github/Google Developers also do it. Why is it needed? Most devs I know of want to have menus/etc in English (as it helps searching or reading documentation).
I’m not in London ;)
Shifting Data Quality to the Left of the Data Development Life Cycle
You should get the vaccine regardless to enhance your immunity in case of a potential re-infection. If it helps you feel better that's just a bonus.
Mexico City has a significant problem with air pollution because the mountains enclose most of it, like a bowl. Perfect place to make their atmospheric experiments because diffusion is slower.
If all you want to do is run a series of commands while only creating a single layer, heredocs are probably the simplest / most readable approach:

https://www.docker.com/blog/introduction-to-heredocs-in-dock...
It's not sensitively written.
This is clearly the "new management trend" for 2023, to the point that what's newsworthy is which tech companies are __not__ laying off 8%-15% of their staff. Maybe we should hear about those.
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Including actual weakness of muscles?
Glad someone pointed this out. The average man simply wants far more sex, more often, and with more variety, than the average woman.

This is the ultimate source of much of the struggles for men.
The basic idea of UBI is that everyone claims it. That's why it's universal!
This is just so, so wrong in many ways. Read about post-viral diseases such as Me/CFS that closely mirrors what Long Covid sufferers are going through. Watch "Unrest" on Netflix. Stop telling people who have serious physical symptoms that it's all mental. Just stop.
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Maybe they should teach how to date in school.
While I've not tried it personally, Django can be run like this. It being a "full app" doesn't preclude it from having a fast enough startup to allow for cloud function deployment.
Sure. As was obvious from the beginning for anyone who's tried to do lifetime analysis on mostly-unannotated C++, this is going to become another "bug reporting" tool that doesn't accomplish anything close to what Rust does. Most likely, all it will do is catch a few of the more obvious bugs so they pass various tutorial examples people use to show why you need borrow checking, leading C++ programmers will believe the problem is solved when it isn't.
Not just First Contact but most of Star Trek. The Federation has the prime directive, do not make contact with pre-warp/pre-FTL civilisations.
> Legalize prostitution and regulate safety and perhaps incels would build confidence and learn to socialize a bit from paid sexual interactions?

Prostitution is legal in my country. One can literally go to a clearnet website and get a menu full of humans to choose from. So called "incels" still exist.
Shit I can drop like 3 (relative) points on the good ol' 10 scale just by traveling to different sections of my own city. And while I'm not bad by local standards I'm only like a 2 or a 3 in some cities I've visited. From "not bad" to "uggo" just by traveling to another city, without ethnicity being a factor.
This is a really fantastic read! I wonder if the author might consider including links to the git source for the entire project?
They should quote the house prices as % of median house price that year.
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But what is the value they provide, which justifies their earnings and therefore market cap?
Yes, then please accept the different perspective of people concerned about losing their health insurance.
The one thing that Django is missing is the ability to attach a User object to a session without a full-fledged RDBMS. I wish it was structured like the Session object which you can in your own backends for.
It's not about the press, it's about how until a House passes a bill that is sent to reconciliatio, there literally isn't "a bill", there is a constant flux of amendments.
Wow. It's got everything! Thanks for sharing!
In the US, at least in decently managed states, you can transform money into subsidized health insurance. (Covered CA for instance)
Make things worse for women to appease lonely men? No thank you.

That the 'oldest profession' is essentially paid rape says a lot really.

Better to criminalise only those who seek to use prostitutes, and provide help and support for those who wish to exit the sex trade.
Lol, well I'm sold — will check out Eco
I would argue society-level collectivism is actually a big destroyer of these families.

The phenomenon of say the elderly being disconnected from the younger I theorize is in part due to the fact they extract their social security through violence of the state in taxation rather than through family bonds. The lack of mutual familial reliance destroys the unspoken quid-pro-quo arrangements that held families together. The end effect also is children are a pure cost driver as the support they provide as adults to seniors is equally distributed amongst society rather than mostly directed towards the benefit of the parent who invested in their upbringing. This brings a massive free-rider problem where everyone is incentivized for the other guy to have kids but not for you personally to have one.

I theorize this also has destroyed to some extent inner city poor families. Non-familial nation state social payments to single mothers can actually work against marriage in poor families, as the single mother may be financially penalized for getting married. The resulting lack of father figure inspires more poverty and crime and recycling of the issues.

When my partner and I were first expecting we honestly were not sure whether to get married or not, as a lot of possible government benefits vaporized when you took my partner from "single poor mom" to "married middle of the road family."
Unless they're legally obligated to show proof of copyright registration for the takedown notice to be a valid, it would be risky to assume they didn't register it just because they didn't show proof.
I find it so bizarre that in almost every discussion of long COVID, an athlete who can no longer make it up a flight of stairs is invariably referenced or partakes in the discussion. I'm amazed how many people know athletes.

And it's never just extra fatigue. It's can't walk for 60 seconds, or up a flight of stairs, or open a jar.

N.B. I'm not denying post-viral fatigue. I've experienced it myself multiple times
I get the "This app is not available for any of your devices" that Play store very unhelpfully never explains. Any guesses why?
Having seen data that most have not (believe me or don't, but if you want to take a chance on a random anon user I would say I can give a more data-informed take on this exact issue than 99.9% of people), it's really not as dramatic of an effect as lonely people would like to pretend, but even subtle as it is numerically, it does affect the feeling. An extra cup of water still feels like a world of difference if you're in a desert.
Refutation: this study shows direct cognitive immersion outperformed their sensory style approach. Not that individual cognitive strategies do not exist.

Making someone do something is far more effective than waiting for someone to be comfortable doing so.

Over their lives, each student will have their own struggles, and each having familiarities with cognitive styles will make students more prepared learners. (I wish I had been formally taught mnemonics.)

Learning to make yourself do things you do not want to do is the ultimate hand craft of self development.
He should have been banned for his Mexicans speech in 2016, according to Facebooks own rules.
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> I made a video game to help reduce stress and anxiety

Yes, you are.
Fortunatelly I have a wife now, but for me for the longest time the so called "sexual lineliness" was linked with the three facts:

1) I was raised into believing that sex implies serious relationship and vice versa. As in "if we are having sex that means we are in serious relatioinship".

As it turned out - this does not work like this for most (many?) people. Turns out yuo can just have a good time and some sex without worrying about 1001 things before you do so.

2) I simply do not like dating. Like at all. For me a perfect date is the one that I can attend during my lunch time or maybe after studies\work. Definatelly not on weekend. Definetely not longer that 2 hours (well 3-4 if we are really into each other and both have the same kind of thinking about how to spent free time). May be just bad luck but many girls I've met wanted those stupid 6 hours walks around the city talking about all things you can imagine. (don't you have things to do?)

3) I failed to realise I can suggest any type of activity during our date and not just try and adjust to her preferences. As a result a bunch of dates were just me doing shit I didn't like

UPD: fixed a few obvious typos.
Yes, that's the point I was trying to make. Building GUIs now is even somewhat easier than it was decades ago because modern hardware is so capable and forgiving, yet the interactions themselves are all the same.
What do y’all think about Nostr?
Wanna hear some discussion on Nostr. If you tried it out what’s your opinion?
I think that's a very wrong way of thinking about it. Mental illness is illness and ultimately will always have a physical cause. My more optimistic take is that this will lead to us better understanding how things like pathogens and environmental factors can cause syndromes that manifest as mental illness. Which is to say this could be both depression and long covid and the two could be intertwined. And it may lead us to looking at how influenza or air pollution or cell phone radiation or whatever else is causing depression symptoms.

I say this as someone who was in the same boat for a while. I was suffering persistent fatigue, malaise, anxiety, sleep disruptions. The kind of thing frequently diagnosed as depression. Only I eventually graduated to a specific enough symptom to get a diagnosis of specific physiological cause. A disease that was only positively attributed to specific neurological malfunction 20 years ago and one that is very difficult to test for directly. In reality, I _was_ depressed by the "quacks like a duck" theory of disease. That doesn't mean I didn't have a treatable illness no different than heartburn or cancer. It's only a matter of time (maybe a lot of time) before we really can "cure" most forms of depression.
Depending on your use case you could consider using SQLite. For example storing auth info in a central database and then having one database per customer.
I was thinking that there would be an overlay of squares, each identical, like graph paper. As long as the squares contain a relatively small population as compared to the rest of the state, then the two parties are forced to make real choices. And that's the real goal - for both partoes to make real choiced, and not to simply game the system via gerrymandering.

It's kind of a half-assed idea at this point. But I was thinking that, by forcing identically drawn boundaries, then it would force both parties to choose.

Now that I think about it more, it probably wouldn't work. Both parties would just grab squares that guaranteed their victory. It would end up ultra-gerrymandered.
> a yellow-gold, battery-powered Polestar 2 manufactured by Volvo and its Chinese parent Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co.

Huh? Geely ain't even the largest shareholder (by capital or voting rights), let alone Volvo's "parent". 8.2% capital and 16% of the votes is hefty, sure, but far from designating one to be "the" owner (especially when Industrivärden has a bigger stake by both metrics).
They can't. Rust has been way more secure than C++ in the wild.
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Its because youre not a rare commodity and because society has shifted from family-building to endless dating. Big salaries work wonders for dating in relatively not that well off environments, if you had a salary like that and lived in Mobile Alabama, or like Slovakia I am sure you would be a hot cake there, but bay area or LA or NYC it doesnt really matter. What matters is whether you have the romancing vibes and whether youre an exciting partner. I highly suggest you go travel somewhere for like a few months and totally immerse yourself in the culture and try dating, it will be a paradigm shift for you. Places like Argentina or Brazil or Mexico, just make sure you research whether Americans are accepted and try dating there, it will blow your mind.
I don't understand how using an image as input to a model is a copyright infringement.

If the image is freely viewable (say you can browse to it), and you just look at it, are you violating any rights?

It seems that violation would only come if you would use the model to produce images that are derivative of that original image, the same way a counterfeiter would make a copy of it. Have the skill to copy is not the same as actually copying.
Given the appropriate training and test set, we can build a model that can overcome these issues, right?
Kind of. The language gets confusing because we use subset and superset next to each other, but we put different meaning on them.

{foo: number, bar: string} as type is a subset of both {foo: number} and {bar: string}. It requires it's members to have both properties. You can construct this type using intersection:

type Foo = {foo: number}
type Bar = {bar: string}
type FooBar = foo & bar

{foo: 1, bar: 'hello'} as object is a superset of {foo: 1} and {bar: 'hello'}. It contains both properties. We can construct this object using union (I use pipe instead of spread to illustrate the idea):

let foo = {foo: 1}
let bar = {bar: 'hello'}
let foobar = foo | bar

When I'm saying TS is a superset of JS, I mean it in the object sense. It has all the properties of JS, and some more. All JS programs are also TS programs, but not vice versa. There's more JS programs in the world than TS programs.

When I'm saying TS spec is a subset of JS spec, I mean it in a type sense. Language is an instance of a spec. TS spec has all of the requirements of JS spec, and some more. All TS implementations (languages) will contain JS implementations, but not vice versa. There's more JS implementations in the world, than TS implementations (assuming you can build TS as compiler/interpreter instead of transpiler).
Is there a possibility we will ever get a redesigned PDF format that removes so much unneeded complexity and make conversions/parsing more straightforward? Or are we stuck with this until the end of time?
The wisdom is not all that profound and it comes off as boastful. Whether or not it deligitimizes the reader is irrelevant. The poster knows it's a sensitive topic from the very outset and still goes ahead with the comment.
I've been married for 8 years so not sure anyone should care about my advice, but I wouldn't suggest going to bars or clubs at all. I know there are exceptions, but for the most part it's hard to think of an environment where a nerdy introverted person will be perceived as lower status.

When I learned to play poker, one of the key insights was that beyond the point of basic competence, literally the most important factor is table selection, and second most important is seat selection. It doesn't matter how good of a player you are if you're in a game with an even better player on your left. Similarly, you don't have to be very good to make a lot of money if you can find a terrible player and sit to their left.

I think this applies to dating and social skills more generally. While it's great to occasionally get out of your comfort zone, you're more likely to have success socially and romantically in settings where you feel in your element. The more comfortable you are and the more you're authentically enjoying yourself, the more attractive you'll appear to others. So unless you really like bars and clubs, don't go to them--or at least look for places with a vibe that suits you, not places where you feel like a loser. The best bet is to somehow find the overlap in the venn diagram of 'places/activities you authentically enjoy' and 'places where single women are present'.

They aren't always easy to find and it might take some work to arrange these types of settings if you don't have access to any that already exist, but at the same time, anyone can host a game night or book club or running group etc. and start promoting and networking to get people involved.
People are really negative towards outsiders with explanations. When I was in grad school, a friend and I tried to unify all the progressive organizations on campus. One thing we found was that black organizations reacted negatively to any hint of vanguardism or anything that sounded like some white people think they know better than black people.

It is one reason why I reject How to be an anti-racist because it is not for white people to take a leadership role in solving black people’s problems, in particular blacks “own the problem” and get to decide what is an acceptable solution or not.
Nice that you support multi-cycle memory instead of essentially using a big register file like https://nandgame.com/ uses.

I recently came across https://makerchip.com/, and the TL-Verilog language it supports looks useful for when you want to make a pipelined design later.
> do it in a way that's clearly going to be interesting, exciting and empowering to her

I wonder what examples would you have in mind?

It's easy to say "just be great".
While that certainly sounds like an awful partner, to my knowledge it doesn’t happen to the same extent as we see lonely people
...and that means close to nothing, as shown by history.
Tricky. In an environment where it takes time to collect information about competitiveness, updating of expectations is slow (and costly, because it is hard to be rational about this), there is a lot of randomness, and one's own competitiveness might be typically decreasing ... the slope of the expectation update might be not steep enough.
That's a fairly North American Continent point of view I think.

Not everyone classifies government spending as a handout. Many countries have some sort of "Labour party" that tends to want to have high taxes, and over time such parties get plenty of votes.
Centralized can be removed so that violent people can’t organize. It’s impossible to do that when those individuals own the servers or have a decentralized network.
Pretty sure the whole reason why DoNotPay actually exists is because defending against parking tickets didn't actually require a strong defense. The tickets were flawed automation, and their formulaic nature justified and equally formulaic response, or something to that effect. Whether the LLM was actually going to output answers directly, or just be used to drive a behavior tree or something like that, is a question I don't see answered anywhere.

That said, if it's such a catastrophically stupid idea, I'm not really sure why it had to be shot down so harshly: seems like that problem would elegantly solve itself. I assume the real reason it was shot down was out of fear that it would work well. Does anyone else have a better explanation for why there was such a visceral response?
I have had depression for years. And some of the people I know who also have depression have these symptoms. Turns out not everybody reacts the same way to everything!
how? Honestly I am not doubting you, I have just been married for a very long time so out of the game. Is it a presentation of wealth or dress style?
I graduated right around the 2008 GFC. I can confirm - dating was non-existent when I was unemployed and living at home with parents, and then changed dramatically when I got a job and an apartment.

Obviously, it also hit my self-esteem, so I sort of shelled up and did not even want to socialize with friends. I also had a high-achieving family, where i was one of the youngest children, and I was constantly gas-lit by my parents, older sibling, aunts, uncles, etc. That was the worst.

I would say my early 20s were the worst time of my life.
Hey HN! Img2Prompt lets you generate prompts from stable diffusion generated images, to help you prompt engineer specific styles and images.

Would love to hear your thoughts and happy to answer questions.
I like this idea and the design – the gamification is a good approach in my view.

A question for you: I have a relative who has been recovering from a pneumonectomy – is this a use case that you currently support or plan to support in the future (i.e. are the breathing exercises on the app similar to the ones prescribed for these patients)?
IBM files more patents than any other company, year in and year out, and has done so since before we were born.
Python: SQLite ORM with PeeWee + realtime UI with DashPlotly
https://betterprogramming.pub/dash-is-deeper-than-dashboards...
I just finished the book The Psychology of Money and found it very informative in exactly this regard. Definitely recommend.
Check out some videos by Ben Eater on Youtube
This is correct. It was there to show some value early on, but a complete redesign has been in the works for a couple of months now.
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Several other people mentioned the "file away" open tabs approach (but not necessarily try to go back to them). I'm a big fan of the One Tab extension for this: https://www.one-tab.com/ for this task. I have it in both my browsers FF (personal) and Chrome (work), and I have history of interesting stuff from HN from years back. I don't plan on ever going back to all those links, but it helps to save them to avoid FOMO.

I also have a script[1] for cleaning up my Desktop (which gets filled by various files I download). It puts all the contents into a date-named folder, in subfolders based on file extension.

[1] https://gist.github.com/ivanistheone/9daa23ae2a7abb472cb2
I'm guessing "dev-libs/openssl shuffleld" should go into "/etc/portage/package.env" instead (in the appendix).
Reminded me of a startup that makes "hugging-pillows" that expand/contract to regulate breathing during sleep as in synchronous breathing with a partner.

EDIT: found it: https://somnox.com/

They are quite expensive.

(Not affiliated)
Funny for you to imply that women carry the conversations on dates.

My experience on dating apps, and in real life dating (including with my current partner) is that it's the man's burden to entertain the date. The overwhelming majority of date time was spent with me asking questions to try to coax the girl into actually talking, and talking about themselves (which people like to do).

Hell, most of the time that girls ghost guys on dating apps is because they're "boring". Dick pics are not sent out by more than half of all men who are rejected, but at least half of those rejctees we're "boring".

One way to try to fight this is to jestermax or goofmax. I refuse. I shouldn't have to become a damn comedian to prove that I've got "game".
Well, there are some interesting papers suggesting that women on the pill prefer less masculine men.

https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2013/03/study-wom...

Personally that is one of my personal favourite, perhaps not conspiracy theories, but a "wacko" theories that can explain a lot of our modern world.
Yes this is the one. Or one could also use the https://django-tenant-schemas.readthedocs.io/en/latest/. I don’t want to plug any paid options for obvious reasons but they are posted here regularly