skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You may need both therapy and experience. I have no idea if this is the case, but maybe you’ve had a rough time with things and you just think it’s normal since being tough and just continuing on no matter how hard it gets is just a way of life. I also grew up a rural farmer in the country, and it took me over 10 years to find out the thing I had been struggling with was result of a combination of factors including various “traumatic” experiences (chronic, acute, vicarious) that previously I just overlooked and didn’t think much of. If you still don’t want therapy [1] might be helpful, again idk your situation, but for me it was very helpful.

Regarding “professional” type stuff for coding, it’s really no different than building something to last and be reliable on the farm, and you get comfortable with it over time. For example instead of duct taping or hastily wiring something up, sometimes you really need to take some time and measure properly, cut, weld ect.

Since you’re still a student, one option you might consider is looking for an internship (remote), you’ll still get paid and the expectation is that you don’t have experience to all the stuff they don’t teach you in school (logging ect).

Another thing you can consider is maybe see how you can build some tech for the farm and even try to sell it or let some other farmers use it for free. You can get creative like use sensors/actuators, arduino/pi, data from your equipment, data from your vendors, satellite or drone imagery, robotics, integrate with a database or mobile app or your existing equipment. Then as you encounter problems and fix them, you’ll start getting interested in all those things like logging and unit testing, CI/CD, ect to make your system more reliable. Especially if you or others begin to actually depend on it. It will become one of those things you are building to last. That will give you something to boost your confidence and discuss during interviews, even if you make no money or little actual value from it. There is also the chance it can be a nice little side hustle or even bigger opportunity, you never know.

Good luck

[1] Trauma: The Invisible Epidemic: How Trauma Works and How We Can Heal From It https://www.amazon.com/Trauma-Invisible-Epidemic-Works-Heal/...
The way American public schools (and I presume other schools) teach kids about censorship and propaganda probably has something to do with it. It's not "propaganda" unless it's telling lies. And it's not "censorship" when it seems justified. Propaganda is taught to be synonymous with the promulgation of falsehoods, but in reality propaganda will tell the truth whenever the truth is convenient to the propagandist. To a propagandist, truth and fiction are simply tools to be used whenever either helps the propagandist accomplish their objective.
The only major difference is that the very first ones had a Delta fan that had some issues with noise and with magnets (the dbrand case's magnetic stand made the fan rev out of control).
Wanted: Technical animator and/or front-end developer for interactive diagrams
are there any cases which turn ipads into steam decks, control wise?
Well, yeah, except its core ad business is in shambles: https://www.reuters.com/technology/heres-what-twitter-lost-a...
Why do you think ARM64 would improve battery life so much? The Steam Deck can draw up to 20W, most of that due to the GPU. Apple's M1 laptops have a higher TDP, larger battery, and a similar 2-4 hour battery life on the most intense games.

If you want more battery life, Steam Deck has a bunch of controls to throttle CPU/GPU performance, including limiting the framerate.
> For 90% of my searches I don't want any search results. I want a definitive, authoritative answer to a question.

Which, of course, is what Bing just announced. Whether it will be the right answer remains to be seen.

Notice that there's a price increase, of sorts, for this at Bing. To get on the "waiting list" you have to sign up with Bing and agree to receive marketing information. Will public access to large language model search come with a decrease in privacy? It did for Siri and Alexa, which learn about you and cannot be used anonymously.
I don't have a horse in this race, but you do not get to change definitions...to accommodate your worldview.

This "dictator" - from wikipedia:

In the June 2011 elections, Erdoğan's governing party won 327 seats (49.83% of the popular vote) making Erdoğan the only prime minister in Turkey's history to win three consecutive general elections, each time receiving more votes than the previous election. The second party, the Republican People's Party (CHP), received 135 seats (25.94%), the nationalist MHP received 53 seats (13.01%), and the Independents received 35 seats (6.58%).

To be clear, i'm not questioning (nor I have an opinion on) any of your prior Erdogan coloring, except of course the usage of the word "dictator".
All of these complaints in the comments... Not realizing the diplomacy probably involved in keybase.pub being the only real hit Keybase takes in this round of layoffs. I would take this as a glimmer of hope that the folk at Zoom still appreciate Keybase for the same reason they bought it.
That's a funny joke considering 99% of subs which don't carry water is eventually banned for "misinformation" and is filled with bad actors and sock puppets.
You could have a look at https://github.com/lucaong/minisearch/
How does that work if you're held at gunpoint by law enforcement? Even if you know you've done nothing wrong, and are e.g. a victim of systemic racism?
Fox hunts are paywalled, though.
Like Julian Assange?
I knew this guy that automated his home with Prolog. It was quite a cool project. I 100% agree with picking a project to learn.
JS is a completely different paradigm from C++ mixing in functional programming with dynamic objects in a way that C++ simply cannot do things.

Where do these ideas come from? Every modern language has elements that were originally considered "functional". Good programmers will do well with any language.

What are 'dynamic objects' and what is the way that 'C++ simple cannot do thing'?

You make these claims without backing anything up.

If a C++ dev wanted to learn Python, they'd pick up and read some books on the subject. Same if they wanted to learn PHP, Java, Perl, C#, or whatever. But when it comes to JS, they just try to wing it.

Where are getting this from? Most programmers learn javascript before C++ because it's so easy to try things out in a web browser.

Their stuff kinda works, but they don't even realize that they are fighting the language every step of the way. As a result, they complain that JS is slow and the design sucks when the reality is that they don't understand, but have too much hubris to actually go back to school for a little while.

Who are you talking about? Is this describing a single person you met?

these kinds of C++ devs. While they wrote amazing C++ code, the JS they wrote was a mess

I have news for you, their C++ was probably terrible too.

Even labeling someone as a "C++ dev" or "javascript dev" is a giant red flag of inexperience.
Fair enough, but at this time (5,000 years ago) other places were building cities with centrally planned sanitation and drainage systems. The earliest written script in the British isles dates to the Roman era, two thousand years after Harappan proto-writing. The Bronze Age came to Britain 500 years later than in India.

Reducing colonialism to a simple morality narrative relies on the objectively false assumption that civilizations are all developing at the same time along the same trajectory. If the Romans had never colonized Britain, Britain probably wouldn’t have been in any position to colonize India by the 1700s. And all of us would probably still be subsistence farmers.
> I benefited more from the occasional swift kick in the backside and being told to "man up"

Practically you are saying that pedagogy and psychology are wrong and harmful on a fundamental level.

Either you are in denial or a whole field of science is wrong.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orwell%27s_list
Just because he didn't humor your cross-examination with a 3 paragraph response doesn't mean that there's no substance behind what he's saying. If you want to learn things from people, a good starting place is not framing your questions with a bunch of sentences about how they're probably wrong.
You're over thinking minor stuff
If you are correct, with embedded political officers and official statements I would say that this crosses from censorship to propaganda.
I think the Kurdish Red Crescent could be a good option for donations. They have an appeal page here:

https://www.heyvasor.com/en/banga-alikariya-lezgin-ji-bo-mex...
Yet another example of why inculcating the virtues of free speech and limited government into a culture is so important. It is too easy for those in power to infringe on individual speech rights by labeling something as "disinformation" or "misinformation" as their justification.
Not a Turk here, but I'm guessing it is equivalent to using latinx or Latin@. It is a signal that you are from a bubble that is out of touch with your intended audience. Most Latin people don't use these terms and don't particularly care for them, so it signals that you are more aligned with a third-party then with Latin people.
I guess to be clear, I have zero interest in probing into that persons life. But that doesn't mean I have no interest in their thoughts.

I do like to talk to others about tangible things where there is an objective to the conversation. It's simply the idea of socialising for the sake of being social that I don't get.

Humans are cool, I just don't care about how you're feeling today or your opinion on the weather, etc – that is unless telling me because you need my advice or opinion. Then I'm happy to talk.
Maybe... but Russia has for decades carefully tended to the WW2 mythos of Soviets defending the world against nazis.

The anti nazi propaganda is not only for foreign ears, but for domestic consumption as well. "Us against the world, who is out to get us. All current problems stem at its root from the blow dealt to us during the Great Patriotic War."
My phone secured against whoever picks it up when I lose it or it gets stolen.

Unfortunately, that makes it less convenient and powerful for me to use, but I mostly don't need the power
Do the pipes in your house not freeze at 30 below with no heat?
All the bees? Then anything that needs to be pollinated with bees has also died. Is that the case? Answer truthfully.
How is this a stereotype?

I live in the Middle-east (the region of the world where Doha is located), trust me, it’s full of sand.

You don’t need to feel insulted for me.
However really often this is a case you actually care about, and so if you don't capture it in pop you end up asking a predicate. I have a whole bunch of Rust code that does:

while let Some(thing) = container.pop() { /* ... */ }

There is indeed a branch, that pop function might return None - but when it does our while loop exits, the container is empty and we're done. My guess is that the idiomatic C++ here checks !empty() for the loop and then calls pop() on the container if it's not empty so in these cases we're doing the same work except we made it more error prone.
Framing it as designed to ensure the dominance of one sex and one "race" is not doing the argument any favors. If that is what they set out to do, they did a poor job at it (even the Swiss and Kuwaitis suppressed their women "better") in addition, today, there exists slavery to this day in Chad and DRC, despite it being technically illegal. That argument is further eroded by claiming it's imperfect in enabling a promise. The constitution itself is what gave us the the necessary rights (including freedom of speech itself) to right previous wrongs.

Moreover, you can have a perfectly nice constitution guaranteeing all kinds of rights and freedoms like the USSR did (and I suspect the CCP does) and not enjoy the important aspects enshrined in such document)

But that's a misdirection in any case. It's utterly authoritarian to have a government decide what is truth and what isn't. That's one of the first things authoritarians go after. We should be very weary of anyone espousing the view government should have that right.
Completely valid.

I used Manjaro for a while and had recommended it to a semi-technical friend and it blew up in my face, so I tend to mention the issues when I see people using it.

Nothing wrong with choosing it of course as long as one is aware of the issues.
Ask HN: How would you do layoffs right?
Every time there's a layoffs, the company gets criticised here for doing it wrong.

How would you perform 15% layoffs?
It's easy to understand. Adam doesn't plunge his own toilet. When you're dealing with these types nine times out of ten it's projection and this is exactly that.
Patriot Act was discontinued in 2020.
100% will forever have a chilling effect on me after watching BJ Novak's opening scene in Vengence. that scene was oh so accurate that it was painful to sit through
It's not that chunky when you actually hold it. After using the Deck for a few hours the Nintendo Switch feels like a flimsy child's toy.

And OLED display might be a decent upgrade, but I'm not holding my breath for a Steam Deck 2. Plus I'm like 95% sure if an upgrade comes, you can just swap the new display yourself, like you can do with every single part in the Deck right now.
Engineer Brings Functional USB-C Port to AirPods Pro
> or just fill out birth year, why do you need my EXACT birth date

Because some of us are trying really hard to follow certain regulations. If an auditor saw our age gate and discovered that there were potentially 364 days worth of edge cases, we (our customers) could be in a lot of trouble.
Your precious web wouldn't exist without ad revenue, ads is why the web is open and free (no matter what definition of "free" you're comfortable with)
The iPhone 3G was released before the G1, and period reviews especially noted how the G1 didn't measure up. In general, if something non-free is wildly successful the explanation is more than “marketing” and that certainly sounds like it's the case:

> The HTC hardware and Android OS that powers it lack the polish and depth of even the iPhone 1.0 in most respects.

> My first-generation iPhone with iPhone OS 2.1 feels faster and slicker than this late 2008 G1.

> The G1 has a single-finger touchscreen that supports a few gestures, like sliding. After working with an iPhone for many months, the lack of multitouch stands out as a big loss, but those new to touchscreens are unlikely to find it a big deal. A more critical problem, however, is the lack of sensitivity in the touchscreen.

> The browsing experience is frustrating and awkward, and I expected far better. With the WebKit browser core being used by both Nokia and Apple, and Google immersed in its own Chrome project, I thought the G1 might include a browser that had something unique to offer. Instead, it plays like something from about 2006.

(from https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2008/10/android-g1-review/)
OpenSSH Pre-Auth Double Free – Writeup and Proof-of-Concept
I dunno, the second one seems pretty barbarous to me...
I wish I had over 2 hours of uninterrupted play time :D
No, you are just susceptible to "threat inflation". It's a very profitable industry in Washington.

One country misplaces a few weather balloons, another has hundreds of overseas military bases and bombs pipelines. Yet it's the former that is a "global threat", because the latter says so. Eye roll.
What is the battery life of Apple's gaming device?
This is the internet, it's hard to tell where some opinions end and where sarcasm starts these days. :)
It seems that it's all a result of optimizing search for the average user. For him it might be better, and leaving the power users aside.

I wonder whether this is an inherent conflict in search and information systems , and so we'll see the same results with the newer LLM based tools ?
I think the point is that if anyone of any significance was using Mastodon in this context like they are Twitter, they would just block that too.

So it's not as if Mastodon offers anything different/better in this case.
This is a bit like saying "the darkness is bad, so the solution is light, and if the light ever becomes blinding, the solution is more light". Speech is not the point, it's just a medium for useful information. More speech is only good to the extent that it proliferates useful information. If useless spam speech is used to overwhelm useful speech, then that undermines the whole point of the principle of free speech. And with the advent of modern technology, overwhelming the useful speech is easier than ever. Our historic ideas of free speech are wholly unprepared to deal with the overflow attacks that are possible in the modern age. Is it not "censorship" to shout over someone so loudly that they can't be heard?
But you can change which app is the default. I use RiF for example.
The local honey unfortunately shreds my intestines. :(

But I haven't really had honey since then so the point is moot.
No it can't unless if it instantly wants to be insolvent when you withdraw $101. The bank can make 101 $1$ loans because it can be confident that the all the debtors won't withdraw their money all at once.

Edit: I realize now that I forgot to specify that I meant a single $101 loan in my original comment.
Used to at Amazon, those guys had a great engineering onboarding that was nothing BUT failures and anecdotes about them. It was really memorable and humbling to see some great engineers share where they went wrong.
Perhaps related: the Affordable Care Act was passed by US President Obama in 2010. the US prior to 2010 had also experienced nearly seventy school shootings.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_school_shootings_in_th...

Since Mr. Haidt reports from the US statistics of the CDC:

1. could it be reasonable then to suggest the prevalence of mental illness in teens is evidence of more cogent detection systems coming online?

2. Could it also be reasonable to consider this detection to be in response to the epidemic of mass shootings in schools?
KBFS was awesome for a small startup I worked at where we just needed some quick and dirty shared filesystems for development document sharing, quick scripts etc. Our onboarding for new folks used to be as simple as install your favorite distro, install keybase, run the onboarding script at $kbfsMountPoint and go get some coffee.
> If your bank only has $100 in deposits, you simply can't loan out $101.

Why not? I think the assumption here is that money is like a physical commodity. If we were talking about apples then of course your statement would be correct. But we're not.

When a bank "lends" you $100 it just creates two entries: one in your current account that says +$100 and one in your loan account that says -$100. The latter is called a liability. There is nothing physical. In fact, the only thing that "exists" are the entries in the ledger. The money is completely abstract and appears only between the time the loan was created and the loan being paid back.
Thoughts on ChatGPT and Its Ilk
Why would this not matter?

Built in Rust means no annoying GC pause, and that's important for a database.

And it also hopefully means less on-heap abuse.
Yes, but people will connect this factual bomb to something magic which can cause a region wide earthquakes. Undetected, of course, masquerading as a natural event.
What? If you would try to say my country's name in my native language instead of the English version when speaking English I would think you were a nutcase.

Similarly my given name has an English pronunciation that I prefer people use when speaking English. Someone trying to pronounce it natively without being native would feel extremely awkward and not respectful at all.
I don't recall anyone I knew using Instagram very much in 2012, people still used facebook a lot back then and Instagram felt really niche. It hit 110 million users in 2013, which is around when I recall people I knew starting to use it, but rally it blew up in 2014.
You may want to specify reasons for wanting a “free as in beer” license, otherwise it just sounds greedy. (Not a swipe at you; I’ve fallen into this trap more than once.)
I wonder what the trend is since the concept of "teenager" was coined, which I believe J Edgar Hoover used & Edward Bernays encouraged...
COBOL has it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COBOL#PICTURE_clause
I can relate. I deleted YouTube off my phone. When I'm at my best, I plan out my ideal week in 1 hour blocks. Then I try and stick to it--staying busy with things my best-self already decided would be worthwhile endeavors.
Yes, JuiceFS uses the Apache 2 fork [1] directly (master branch), but also provide a full featured S3 gateway (gateway branch) under AGPL for people' choice.

[1] https://github.com/juicedata/minio/tree/master
sebastian segado is an all time favorite
All of Europe had severe rationing during and post-WW2.

Gringos don't know how good they've had it.
I get what you're saying, but the iPhone is one of the world's most popular and most profitable gaming device by a long shot.
All that to create a privacy destroying, massively fraudulent ad tech moat. Yeah, admirable...
I watched the Zelenskyy political comedy series [1], well, because of the implication. In the same period, 2015-2019, there is also Au service de la France [2]. They both have their moments, but they cannot deliver the constant overflow of satirical point-counterpoint in the same manner as Yes, Minister.

[1] Servant of the People, https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6235122/?ref_=nm_knf_t_3

[2] https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4367560/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1
This is what happens when you agree to a private business' EULA. Political opinions aren't a protected class, so...
Sure. If the paragraph is discussing how the research and models were performed/fitted, then use "we" as the subject with active voice.
If there is no shame in using porn, and nobody cares, you have nothing to fear™.
And as a GCP customer, you might be worried that GCP prices will go up to make those all important revenue targets, or that some of the lowest engagement GCP services will be EOL'd.
> The 1st Amendment does not cover the private actions of companies

This is exactly the statement the comment you replied to is criticizing. It keeps getting repeated in the wrong places, like here in this comment thread.

There's free speech, U.S. Constitution amendment 1, and there's free speech as an idea. I'd wager when people complain about lack of free speech, they are more concerned about the idea rather than the amendment. I think most people here know that amendment 1 relates only to the government, so it's unhelpful and unrelated to even bring up the first amendment.

Edit: of course, you're right that anyone complaining about lack of amendment 1 in this situation doesn't make sense, but note that's not the same as people complaining about a lack of free speech.
Avatar The Way of the Water reached $2 billion in 40 days.
Well, it's hard to get in, which is the whole point.
That is highly surprising to me. How do you have 90% privatized highways without toll booths everywhere? Without a universal funding source like taxes how is construction and repair funded?
Nim is a fun language to program and also meets some of your requirements. It can compile to JS and has some libraries to interop with html. Admittedly it’s a bit limited on those packages but they exist.

HTML template:
https://github.com/juancarlospaco/nim-html-dsl

SDL on emscripten:
https://jipok.github.io/Nim-SDL2-and-Emscripten/
We don't need to guess. We have plenty of democrat governors who are not doing this at all. You still haven't provided an example and your own article contradicts your general statements.
To me, it was a protective mechanism to avoid burnout (then bore-out at the next company).

Think of this addiction as a mood regulator. You can replace it by other type of mood regulation (sport, games, family or friends...).