skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I was a psychotherapists for over 25 years working with children and families.

I don't see the the relevence of this question.

Isn't ADHD called attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder?
Though Hyperactivity was dropped from the DSM-3 in 1980 and reinstated in 1996.

I do not see any links with saving bookmarks and ADHD.
I too save hundreds of bookmarks and do not have ADHD!
Isn't this just normal human bevaiour?
Saving bookmarks does not seem to interfere with your daily functioning!
Saving bookmarks does not seem to interfere with MY daily functioning!

You say: But the constant reality is that I will never ever be able to do all the things in my brain.
BUT, "I will never ever" comment is unreasonable and unrealistic, the real reality is? that you can do all the things in your brain!

Do you really have ADHD?. Or are the symptoms you exihibit more related to the medication you take?

In the mid 1990's where I lived there were no instances of ADHD. I worked in a local children's psychotherapy service.

As far as I am concerned the prevalence of ADHD has been growing since then, from parents who beleived that all children should; "be seen and not heard", "should not be loud and unruly", "needed a medical reason to claim extra benefits", AND so it grew at the gates of all our local schools. Parents wanted robots and not children.

More and more children were referred to me with so called ADHD but in reality they were all just normal kids who had experienced and were still experiencing "Poor" parenting. How on earth can any reasobale parent allow their children to experience the negative and soul destroying impact of Ritalin and other ADHD drugs. Not to mention big Pharma in the pursuit of profit.

ADHD is marked by an ongoing pattern of inattention and or hyperactivity/impulsivity. Have difficulty staying on task, sustaining focus, and staying organized. The child may seem to move about constantly, fidget or talks too much.
The child may act without thinking or have difficulty with self-control and the inability to delay gratification. Really!

Put a child in a room with an open box of chocolates and tell them they must not eat any chocolates. YEP, evey child will eat a chocolate! Doesn't every child get excited about everything? Doesn't every child experience life at a faster rate because their hearts are beating twice as fast as adults? Children do not have the attention span of an adult, even adults can only concentrate for 45 minutes before needing a rest, yet adults expect children to sit in class for hours at a time studying with 100% concentration.

ISN'T this normal bevaiour of all children? I was like this as a child and did not have ADHD.

I doubt ADHD is a relevent or even a genuine psychiatric condition or diagnosis.

If children were Psychiatrists they would rename ADHD as "Being a natural born child"
> Most of your "only species to ..." are outright false or responses to problems humans created in the first place or have very nasty analogs.

Won't respond to the "outright" false since you say nothing further, but in response to "we created those in the first place":

That doesn't negate my message, and in fact I addressed that very point indirectly already when I said we reflect on our mistakes. No other species looks at the mess they cause and thinks "maybe we should stop doing this".

> It may bother you or make you feel uneasy or make you not want to believe it, but humans bring an immense amount of suffering into this world.

I've come from a place of misanthrope, so it absolutely does not bother me to believe it. In fact, I believed it nearly all my life. What does bother me though, is how little thought is given to the other side of the story, and the whole picture. We do bad things, but we are a net gain in terms of "goodness", whatever your definition of that word is.

I'll go further; we are the only species to do good things, because we have freedom of choice. A dolphin doesn't sit around thinking on the moral implications of killing a shark for fun, or saving a drowning human.

> For example, this is so strange. So the only way to care for the environment is to first destroy it and then try to fix it?

Of course it isn't, and many people around the world such as native Americans don't do that.

Where we _do_ do that however, we are the only ones to think about it afterwards and try to do better.

It's so easy to be pessimistic, isn't it? To write off the whole of humanity as "bad", because that's easier than saying; "shit's hard to get right, but we're trying, and I'm part of that attempt".
You could put snus in your nose, I think some old curmudgeons did that when I was a small kid. But it's unusual. The "snuff" in English is also "snus" in Swedish. (Etymology wise, it must be the same word.)
In German you can write 'ss' for 'ß'. So 'spaß' (fun) becomes 'spass' .

And the 'e' can be used to encode a diaeresis. For example 'spät' (late) becomes spaet'.

It makes sense to apply this encoding for filenames, since not all software may support Unicode filenames. The file may one day be transfered to anorher OS, etc.
I was a psychotherapists for over 25 years working with children and families.

I don't see the the relevence of this question.

I do not see any links with saving bookmarks and ADHD.
I too save hundreds of bookmarks and do not have ADHD!
Isn't this just normal human bevaiour?
Saving bookmarks does not seem to interfere with your daily functioning!
Saving bookmarks does not seem to interfere with MY daily functioning!

You say: But the constant reality is that I will never ever be able to do all the things in my brain.
BUT, "I will never ever" comment is unreasonable and unrealistic, the real reality is? that you can do all the things in your brain!

Do you really have ADHD?. Or are the symptoms you exihibit more related to the medication you take?

In the mid 1990's where I lived there were no instances of ADHD. I worked in a local children's psychotherapy service.

As far as I am concerned the prevalence of ADHD has been growing since then, from parents who beleived that all children should; "be seen and not heard", "should not be loud and unruly", "needed a medical reason to claim extra benefits", AND so it grew at the gates of all our local schools. Parents wanted robots and not children.

More and more children were referred to me with so called ADHD but in reality they were all just normal kids who had experienced and were still experiencing "Poor" parenting. How on earth can any reasobale parent allow their children to experience the negative and soul destroying impact of Ritalin and other ADHD drugs. Not to mention big Pharma in the pursuit of profit.

ADHD is marked by an ongoing pattern of inattention and or hyperactivity/impulsivity. Have difficulty staying on task, sustaining focus, and staying organized. The child may seem to move about constantly, fidget or talks too much.
The child may act without thinking or have difficulty with self-control and the inability to delay gratification. Really!

Put a child in a room with an open box of chocolates and tell them they must not eat any chocolates. YEP, evey child will eat a chocolate! Doesn't every child get excited about everything? Doesn't every child experience life at a faster rate because their hearts are beating twice as fast as adults? Children do not have the attention span of an adult, even adults can only concentrate for 45 minutes before needing a rest, yet adults expect children to sit in class for hours at a time studying with 100% concentration.

ISN'T this normal bevaiour of all children? I was like this as a child and did not have ADHD.

I doubt ADHD is a relevent or even a genuine psychiatric condition or diagnosis.

If children were Psychiatrists they would rename ADHD as "Being a natural born child"
>Interestingly, two TV shows in just the last few months (The Peripheral and, believe it or not, Mayfair Witches) have had a moment where a phone belonging to a dead or unconscious person was unlocked by showing it their face, so the shortcoming are entering public knowledge.

You cannot do that with a faceid device, unless the security have been downgraded. It will check for eye activity.
The no-tipping/fair-pay policy is good, but not accepting cash is bullshit.
In Seattle, waiters at many local restaurants and bars anecdotally seem to clear about ~$80k/year, so the minimum wage is kind of moot for most of them. I have several friends that work in the industry who have strong opinions on the matter.

The tipping issue in Seattle isn't about a living wage, they already have that, it is about maximizing their income. After all, who doesn't want to maximize their income? The economic structure and dynamics of it are fascinating. What proponents of "no tipping" schemes fail to recognize is that it is against the interest of employees in many cases, even if it is often positioned otherwise.
about 1 hour per week but I doubt that is usual
I answered this at length in a forum some months back and sadly can't find the text (for now).

The abridged version is: there too much money to be made.

Fentanyl has gone from direct primary import (which was blocked) to banning of exporting precursor drugs from bulk suppliers in China (to slow down | stop Mexican drug labs from mixing them to make Fentanyl) to where things are today ...

relatively mobile "popup" drug lab networks that start with bulk pre precursor drugs to make the precursor drugs that are funneled to final product labs.

It's a hell of a whack a mole game across Mexico, the USofA and Canada with a process that's tough to break, the initial drugs used are too useful for too many things to ban outright and the production aspect is broken down into many replaceable parts.

( I had references to most of those stages in the original comment, apologies for not having them to hand ).
I don't want to give feedback for such minor transactions. I just want a coffee. Why do you want to make me do actual work? Giving feedback, especially if it's supposed to be taken seriously, is work, and worse, it feels so utterly pointless. It's such a simple transaction, and this way overcomplicates it.

I had a shop too once (print, Germany, sold it after a few years) and know people owning restaurants. As far as I'm concerned, you are supposed to get your feedback from the "meta data" of your business, not involve the individual customers my making them work. Which is very unlikely to give you true and/or good data anyway. It's like asking people for what they want as "market research", which just shows a lack of understanding of how brains work and way too much believe in the rational mind theory.
> and we don't accept cash either

Can I ask why not?
I see the rise of CBDCs as a threat to democracy (governments able to monitor and control what you spend your money on) and cash as a vital tool in a fight against that.

Though as a European I always find American tipping culture quite insane. Nothing wrong with tipping for good service, but they way it seems expected in the US is very off putting
Do you really have ADHD?. Or are the symptoms you exihibit more related to the medication you take?

In the mid 1990's where I lived there were no instances of ADHD. I worked in a local children's psychotherapy service.

As far as I am concerned the prevalence of ADHD has been growing since then, from parents who beleived that all children should; "be seen and not heard", "should not be loud and unruly", "needed a medical reason to claim extra benefits", AND so it grew at the gates of all our local schools. Parents wanted robots and not children.

More and more children were referred to me with so called ADHD but in reality they were all just normal kids who had experienced and were still experiencing "Poor" parenting. How on earth can any reasobale parent allow their children to experience the negative and soul destroying impact of Ritalin and other ADHD drugs. Not to mention big Pharma in the pursuit of profit.

ADHD is marked by an ongoing pattern of inattention and or hyperactivity/impulsivity. Have difficulty staying on task, sustaining focus, and staying organized. The child may seem to move about constantly, fidget or talks too much.
The child may act without thinking or have difficulty with self-control and the inability to delay gratification. Really!

Put a child in a room with an open box of chocolates and tell them they must not eat any chocolates. YEP, evey child will eat a chocolate! Doesn't every child get excited about everything? Doesn't every child experience life at a faster rate because their hearts are beating twice as fast as adults? Children do not have the attention span of an adult, even adults can only concentrate for 45 minutes before needing a rest, yet adults expect children to sit in class for hours at a time studying with 100% concentration.

ISN'T this normal bevaiour of all children? I was like this as a child and did not have ADHD.

I doubt ADHD is a relevent or even a genuine psychiatric condition or diagnosis.

If children were Psychiatrists they would rename ADHD as "Being a natural born child"
Could be the next YC funded coffee shop reimagined.
I'm not used to it (after trying) and would like to get into writing math.
If being Royal was creditworthy in court, Prince Andrew would have nothing to sweat about
Have you ever considered how to efficiently render HTML out of your markdown input in ruby? Here we cover this problem with additional custom cosmetic improvements.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4sbYy0WdGQ
Nothing is stopping you from auditing the code and building the client software yourself: https://github.com/signalapp

You don't even have that option with closed source software.
There are in theory no plea deals in the UK. The police are not allowed to make promises in return for a guilty plea.

The accused may have a reasonable expectation that they'll receive a reduced sentence from the judge in exchange for cooperating with the police; but there are no deals. The prosecutors cannot bind the judge.
>I don't consider that a normal nor a healthy opinion. I'd choose happiness over money.

You've never gone hungry.
When I started the first level, I believe it referred to a tutorial document which I didn't have on hand (since I bought the game online). Was wondering if anyone could recommend a replacement tutorial resource.

I have a hard time getting into games in general. Usually I have to force myself to play for a few hours before it starts becoming fun. Even for games that have a shallow learning curve. It sucks, because I consider gaming to be a healthier way to relax than browsing online. It's just hard to get myself to play a new game enough that it starts being fun.
Keeping Vector out of the benchmark game shows that Signoz couldn't beat it

https://github.com/vectordotdev/vector
> I don't rely on just that, but between the reset flows and the browsers built-in password store, I don't really see what I gain by adding an external point of failure.

I mean, a browser "password store" _is_ a password manager. It's just usually not a very featureful one.
Next time you are on holiday, grab a coffee sit down and watch the miracle unfold before your eyes.
This might sound crazy but if you’re being forced to use scrum, you could try daily sprints. Obviously, you can’t do every ritual every day. But you can prioritise and commit to a plan based on what matters most each day.
Thank you for your sensible reply.
thank you again :) sounds good!
It's also illegal if they give you the item before you pay. Cash is "legal for all debts.' So if they let you establish a debt (by, for example, drinking some coffee), they must let you settle it in cash,
Can you be more specific about your concerns? It's not like "having root" means "everything runs as root". You can enable/disable it per app, you always grant it explicitly when you want to - it's not very different from sudo on Linux.
The 1U server is however likely to use more than 200 Watts of power that the 40 Blade 2U setup would use.
plan9! Some day I'll try it out. Such a nicely integrated system. As an emacs user, I cracked up at the manpage for Emacs in plan9. Hilarious!

> https://git.2f30.org/shite/files.html

So I looked at the templating code. Have you considered here documents for templating? Being able to declare complete HTML fragments is a big advantage for debugging parts, and keeping overall HTML valid. I author HTML fragments in an HTML-mode buffer and get linting etc. to make sure my markup is OK. Then I can just copy-paste it back into the heredoc.

Another thing I did was to use functions as wrappers for each HTML fragment, so that I could define guarantees in the scope of the HTML (any variable / field that must be present or must be of a certain type).
Looks helpful!
It's ~~four~~ two spaces to get the "code block" style.

like
this

and asterisk for italics (I don't think there is a 'quote' available, and I'm not sure how they play together.

*
does
this
work?
* Edit: No! Haha

*how*
*about*
*this*

Edit: No, no joy there either.

I agree, it's not the most intuitive formatting syntax I've come across :)

I guess we're stuck with BEGIN_QUOTE and END_QUOTE blocks!
I love this bot, thanks for creating it!
> If this was a small debt problem, or about individuals I might feel different...

The King of England v One of the richest men on the planet?
Productivity went through the roof in the last 100 years. We need less workers to achive the same results, but still it seems to be a catastrophy when the workforce is shrinking. Imagine a planet earth with only 1 Billion people but with the same productivity as now with almost 10 Billion. No poverty, no famine, much less pollution. just my 2 cents.

Maybe that is one of the Great Filters of the Fermi paradox.
Why would people use it everywhere in Kotlin? I thought types weren't nullable by default.

Also I don't see the difference between if(a != null) { a.b(); } and a?.b().

They won't result in NPEs either way and I see the former everywhere in Java as well.
Sightly OT: The main thing keeping me from switching away from Firefox is the lack of an extension-usable sidebar in Chromium, preventing a usable tree style tab implementation.

Chromium does have a sidebar displaying web content now (reading list/new side search feature), but they just won't let extensions use it.
I think this needs much more complexity to be useful.

For the rendering, ideally it needs GPU support.

Input needs much more work, here's an overview for Windows: http://blog.ngedit.com/2005/06/13/whats-broken-in-the-wm_key...

Windows' Sleep() function has default resolution 15.6ms, that's not enough for realtime rendering, and relatively hard to fix, ideally need a modern OS and a waitable timer created with high resolution flag.

Here's my attempt at making something similar, couple years ago: https://github.com/Const-me/Vrmac
That's obvious, but not a very interesting usage of "descendants" or "relatives"...
> While ELK was better at performing queries like COUNT, SigNoz is 13x faster than ELK for aggregate queries.

The author should also mention how much ES was faster against SigNoz with trace_id fetches (137x) and fetching first 100 logs (14x). Aggregating queries is known pain point for ES and will always be, due to ES design. People use additional tools for this, like Kafka Streams or Spark.

> ClickHouse provides various codecs and compression mechanism which is used by SigNoz for storing logs

What was "index.codec" for ES? Unfortunately, the default value does not provide the best compression ratio.

I won't say that ES (or OpenSearch) is perfect, but I was surprised it holds well here, considering ES was run in (I'll presume) a non-optimal environment. First, put Kafka instead of Logstash (or in front of Logstash), and your ingestion rate will skyrocket. The second, learn how to tune JVM.

Also, the author should use OpenSearch [1] because that is the place where all open-source development is happening now.

[1] https://opensearch.org
very nice!

I play with some of the jinja in rust variants (askama/minijinja/tera - minijinja being by the creator of jinja) and could see this something like this working well there as well.
in this case I really meant that the act of deleting and reinstalling the app is the fraudulent act, although it is not what most people would consider fraud (i.e. financial fraud) it would normally fall under "trust and safety" I guess.
Hilton triple charged me. Months later I’m still fighting it
I think those big, heavy glass ashtrays were aesthetically pleasing on a coffee table. One can fill them with nuts, olives or M&Ms.
How does that compare? Vector is used for building pipelines, but this original post talks about the backend storage comparision
Would you tip an airline attendant who served you a meal/drink?
Unfortunately it's severely misunderstood in the benchmark how Grafana Loki should be queried for high cardinality data. See also https://github.com/SigNoz/logs-benchmark/issues/1
A Google software engineer says it was a 'slap in the face'
I noticed this as well, I used to do the same and so did everyone I know. I stopped used any Chrome based solution after seeing that if my Chrome was sync'd to my phone, and my phone was unlocked, someone could open Chrome on my phone and, with only my phone's PIN to unlock the vault, view all my passwords. This seemed super weak. So I switched to a different method of storing and generating passwords. But as far as I know, most people I know just use Chrome's password manager. And you know... I haven't ever heard of a Google breach where vault databases have been breached...
I'm a bit confused by one thing, or why they don't mention it. Isn't TouchID on Macbooks already equivalent in security to a Yubikey? But this is another layer on top of that? (I guess you don't have a backup / alternate method for your MacBook touchID though, and that specific key isn't usable for other iOS devices)
Poorer part of the UK in the 1980s.
As a customer, that's not my problem.
This is extremely irresponsible advice for anyone who isn't already skilled in securing their systems and keeping their software up to date. Skimming through that video, there's no thought given to securing the OS, "pi" account is effectively given root access (through "docker" group) with a default password of "raspberry", network access is unrestricted, there's no thought given to secure remote access (e.g. a VPN), there are no auto-updates for either the OS or vaultwarden, leaving you exposed in case of future vulnerabilities.
The issue is that I have to trust the proprietor. In my locale it has become common for restaurants to add ‘health & wellness’ surcharges which began as charity/Covid response and of course never went away.

It is almost never the case that the restaurant provides any of this to their employees and there is no transparency involved.

I honestly see it as a scam to charge higher prices without itemizing properly on the menu.

Even if you highlight the wage disparity in signage, I would have no way of knowing whether the information is accurate or just another piece of propaganda.
> In high school our teachers would smoke

When I was in elementary school in the 80's, there was a designated smoking area for students, but I think you had to be in 7th grade or above to be allowed to use it, i.e. it was seen as ok for 13-year-olds to smoke.
There's a significant asymmetry, though. Brits consume far more US culture than Americans British culture.