skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> If they had a common subscription, where you pay one reasonable fee and they divide it up according to whose articles you read

So some extent that's what Apple News+ (included in Apple One) is. But it doesn't do multi region stuff I don't think, and misses some major publications.
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I see them in their official documentation:

https://loongson.github.io/LoongArch-Documentation/LoongArch...
> It's them who want something so it's on them to change.

Do they want something? Nowhere in the article is there any survey of men in this age group showing a desire for something different . Instead the author states their opinion that men in the age group should want something else and change to get it.

When a woman figures out she doesn't need a man or a relationship to be happy and successful it is considered an empowering realization and choice. When a man comes to the same realization regarding women it is a problem originating with the man which requires him to change.
It's definitely not too late for you mate, no matter how it feels in the short term.

You're putting it off because deep down your subconscious still knows that you are important and have innate value. When things are dark it's easy to forget it but the world needs you, people you know need you and love you. I suspect it's a trick of the mind that hides that from us temporarily.

Anything you do will help and it will get better. Take each day as it comes and note every small win.

Try, fail, try again, fail again but better.

What you are feeling will slowly pass and fade as unlikely as that may sound.

Like a cut healing, one day you just notice that you can remember good things again. Then you wonder why you ever felt that way and you'll be able to keep an eye out in case it ever happens again.

My own sleep problems are caused by allergies, I think. Nasal inflammation stops me sleeping but I also suspect it plays a direct role in depression.

Little things that have helped me:

* Regularly vacuuming bedding.
* Boil washing bedding to kill off any dust mites.
* Vacuuming the house in general.
* Getting more exercise, even just going for a walk every day is good. Being outside also helps boost vitamin D.
* Cleaning teeth properly including flossing. That's to help with gum inflammation which helps with inflammation in general.
* Drinking more water. I like keeping a bottle of cold water in the fridge. I read somewhere that dehydration was bad for inflammation.

How much of that is just anecdotally helpful I don't know but it's simple and cheap to do.

Oh and don't forget that you can talk to people confidentially when you need to:

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/suicide/suicide-pr...
> You already questioned 'my six months to be effective' blurb, like, its not a hiring issue, its that people see 'Delphi' and worry about their next job, the one after your company.

I have no idea what this is trying to say here. Yes, I called out the months-to-productivity quip.

> I feel like you came to this conversation with a preconceived notion here.

Right—the one that I said I had: that people who say it's "impossible" to hire developers to work with <X> are the equivalent of other industries' folks who the same thing e.g. about not being able to hire retail workers. When you prod a bit, it turns out it has nothing to do with <X> or workers, but instead pathological hiring behavior and expectations on the part of the companies themselves (with a common one being the "4 who expects to date a 10" effect).
I can't remember the source anymore, but I've heard that air resistance becomes a significant factor above roughly 16kph (~6min/mile).
Sometimes you can distinguish between primary and secondary sources easily, e.g. if you talk about a book this book is the primary source and everything else is not. Sometimes it's harder to get to primary sources, but it's generally not hard to get close enough. If you analyze who copied what from where you can find out fairly easily which sources are close to what is reported and which ones are remote and part of the "whisper game." In my experience, almost everyone who criticizes media tends to offer no reasonable substitute for e.g. news agencies who have reporters on the ground. Mostly they refer sources that are far removed from the action reported (e.g. blogs, commentators, etc.) and therefore unreliable. It's not bad advice to seek primary sources in this looser sense, such as sources with reporters in direct contact with eye witnesses.

On a side note, reporting biases are normal and not a substantive problem as long as people can recognize the reporting of alleged facts and distinguish these from opinions and comments. You can test this ability.
I'm going to be honest, I love using ChatGPT. Use it all the time. But I really don't want to read your sessions. I don't care what the AI said to you.
Yup I was gonna say, we keep everything very well organized like worker ants but then in 300 hundred years, who cares who married who, who worked where, who thought what beyond passionate historians. There simply is no value in minute details of the past if you kinda get and preserve the big picture.

And even if you do, future people are too entrenched in their beliefs to understand past people.
You need to strip trailing spaces. My first search for "firewall " surprisingly produced 0 results - when I noticed I had inadvertently added a space (well I think autocomplete did) and resubmitted, I got a more pleasing 13 results.
So you discredit an incredibly likely theory that a rapidly spreading epidemic from an origin city in a totalitarian state with a highly specific lab focusing on coronaviruses, based on lack of credit?

I don‘t know what to say.
I was aware of this problem because I follow Rami Ismail for his game development and this site reminded me of him. Then I get to the bottom and it turns out it was made by him. Glad to see he is still fighting the good fight.
Ultimate? umm.. I almost purchased one as a Christmas gift for myself, but after doing some research I decided to spend the money on PS5 games instead:

• The Deck's screen is not OLED, which is pretty dumb in 2023, especially when they have a "nano-texture" option for glare reduction; why not also provide an OLED option??

• By default it's Linux, and runs Windows games via Proton, resulting in some weird emulation bugs (like physics lag even when everything else seems to be running correctly).

• If you install Windows, apparently Microsoft doesn't allow you to get updates (on W11) because of the Deck's lack of a "TPM".

• There is no higher performance profile for docked mode, and apparently a dock doesn't come in the box.

• The haptics aren't so hot.

• Valve is almost as infamous as Google for abandoning their hardware and projects. Until there's a Deck 2 with substantial upgrades, it's hard to foster long-term confidence.

It DOES seem pretty attractive as a one-stop hub for retro emulation, but it's far from being the "ultimate gaming platform". For anyone who really wants portable "PC" gaming, a laptop would be a much better choice. Heck even an M2 MacBook + Windows VM would do.

♥ Wishlist for a Deck 2:

• Fix all the above criticisms. Can leave Windows out if Proton becomes better.

• Some Deck-exclusive features and API so that it can be an independent platform in its own right, instead of just a mobile PC. Maybe things like the advanced haptics of the PS5 controller.

--

I really wish Sony would reenter the handhelds market. The Vita was and still is an amazing device, and they could make an ever better one with the lessons learned from the Vita's failure and the success of the Switch/Deck, combined with new tricks like the awesome haptics of the DualSense/PSVR2.
Anecdotally, it seems like companies advertising data + AI capacities are the worst offenders when it comes to buzzwords and grift. Also anecdotally, I know the founder of a small agency that does rapid prototyping of predictive models for logistics-heavy industries and adds a lot of value.

I think the problem is really one of scale - it's way harder to pin down your value add when you're part of a very large collective. Being responsible for 10% of a 10-man output is much more tangible than being responsible for 0.001% of a 10,000-man output, and the difference between 10% and 0% is similarly much easier to discern from a management and accountability perspective.
> Then older single women should be more common than older single men.

Which is true, if you count widows as single women.
They will yeet your machines without any info tho. I had test (smallest in free tier) VM that just got destroyed one day.

But that is not all

My account is now "inactive", with no option to activate it and with no option to even pay and upgrade to paid tier.

The account is in some broken state where half of the dialogues produce dialogues like "Authorization failed or requested resource not found", like I had account with permissions denied to everything.

Even the "upgrade to paid tier" option gives

> You do not have access to perform this operation. Please contact your cloud account administrator for additional access.

Utter fucking disgrace
Didn't apple also drop opengl support? It's not just a matter of recompiling the same source. It needs platform specific changes.

Probably the investment isn't worth it for game makers, since apple might require them to do it all over again next week, potentially.
Genetics, lack of breast feeding, soft foods, etc probably influence poor jaw development. Also mouth breathing due to allergies and nasal blockages, bad tongue placement, probably other factors. My snoring improved a lot in adult years when I learned to keep my mouth closed and breath through my nose. My tongue position was so bad that an ent suggested tongue ablation, but instead I learned to deliberately thrust my tongue against my palate so it doesn't collapse back. It's difficult because in childhood I basically learned to mouth breathe because my nose was always blocked. That probably caused a lot of my problems with cavities and poor jaw growth. I was also bottle fed mushy foods for the first few years, instead of having more solid foods. I did use a night palatal expander as a kid, but wasn't too consistent in turning the key and my parents weren't really persistent with it.
> Punitive towards individuals and small businesses.

take it up with Congress via your local representatives. I didn't write the law.

The DMCA makes almost no requirement that the claim be valid. It is only obviously invalid claims which are allowed to be ignored by the hosting provider receiving the DMCA claim. All other DMCA claims must result in the takedown of the cited content, and it doesn't matter if the claim is valid or not, it doesn't matter if there is precedent regarding other content; the only thing that matters when a claim is received is that it not be an obviously false claim.

There is no due process between the time a claim is received and the time of the takedown of the content cited in the claim. It is an assumption of infringement, with the 10-day thing I previously described being the only way out unless the victim chooses to sue.

I'm a bit annoyed that people (who were apparently educated on the DMCA by Slashdot comment sections alone) seem to have a lot of detailed knowledge about the DMCA but not about the portion of the DMCA which describes the 10-day counterclaim response window.
The first and third quotes only say that the birth rate diminished as Catholicism declined, which in a Roman Catholic area means secularization is occurring. Again, this is logically not the same thing as saying that Catholicism itself is the cause of the high birth rate. A birthrate can be high because of one thing and decrease because of something else.

The second quote still doesn’t show that the birth rate was high because of Catholicism. It doesn’t even say what the effect of that position was.

Could catholicism have been the cause of the high birth rate in France before it dropped? Sure. But the article never makes that claim. And it implies otherwise, because it mentions high birth rates around Europe including places that weren’t catholic.
"Is volume mounting the hardest problem in cloud computing ?"

It kind of is.

If you don't provide a mutable filesystem, you get a whole bunch of benefits:

Need to scale to handle more traffic? Start another instance and add it to the load balancer.

App crashes for any reason at all (including a hardware failure)? Fire up a fresh instance on another physical server and load balance there instead.

Want to provide zero-downtime deployments? Start a new instance running with the new code, switch the load balancer over to serving from that instead, then shut down the old instance.

Each of these becomes a LOT more complicated if you offer read-write volume support.
what’s the solution to congestion?
I once had to implement Arabic support in an existing editor. It also had to support mixed RTL and LTR input. Interesting to see how the cursors walks differently through the text when going going forward and backwards and how text selection works. Most document editors (MS Word, Libre Office with CTL, for example) and browsers implement this correcly as well. So, you can just compare if a text is displayed correctly by comparing how it looks in a document editor or a text box in an HTML file.
Have you tried any GUI tool and found a less laggy one?

Consider the extra work and data structure representation in the magit buffers in Emacs, that is not done on command line. For example magit makes diffs and chunks of diffs neatly foldable. It also colors things in that foldable content. It also has context knowledge, when you move your point over some diff or chunk and then run another command / Emacs procedure. It probably does some more things I cannot think of right now. Somewhere there is a cost associated with having more than a simple stream of text that is output exactly once, like on command line.

Is it still 5 times as laggy, once the initial magit-status is calculated? Does it recalculate all the things, when you stage a chunk of a diff, or does it profit from having a data representation of the diff in memory?
I'd wait and see what the reviews are like. If we were in late 2013, I would have no problem recommending my old mid 2013 Air for iOS dev, that thing was my daily driver for 7 years.

My current Air is the 2020 model, quad core i7 and it struggles to even open xcode without taking off.

I'd vote wait and see how the new one performs before jumping in, otherwise go a Pro.
Dating 40+ men?
> So why we need AI to understand causation when even we don’t have it.

We have causation. For example, it is impossible to communicate ideas, for example, without resorting to clear distinction of cause and effect. "To turn lights on press a button." It implies causation: pressing a button causes lights to turn on. It is impossible to express with correlation only.

> It’s correlation all the way down.

It is a reductionism. Like atoms have no life in them, therefore there is no life.

> We should strive for truth but know that we will never achieve any

It depends... We can know some Truths already, the trouble is we have no way to distinguish them from mere truths, which are just waiting for a counter example. In this sense we either achieved Truth already, or at least have a good chance to achieve it in a future.

> that is only one counter example from disproving entire theories.

Good theories cannot be disproved. Newton's gravitation is an example of this: it seems impossible to disprove. It has known applicability limits and it just works within them. I do not believe it will be disproved in a future. Or Euclid geometry on a plane as a different example.
So, you want to write a POP3 service?
I think the author wound have been very grateful if at least some of the seniors would have seen it as part of the leading task to craft some reward structure for their subordinates. Like that barber did. Life is so much nicer when money is for people, not the other way round.
I believe that is DNSSEC=allow-downgrade which is also the default.
The author seems to extrapolate from their experience of having a “six figure data job straight out of college clocking out at 5pm everyday producing no value” (paraphrasing) that all “data work” must be producing no societal value.

I don’t like throwing around out the phrase “privileged/out of touch” too often but this post doesn’t seem fit for the top position of HN.
I know a few people who have the Deck and enjoy it, but "ultimate gaming platform" seems like a stretch. I look forward to Valve continuing to improve and iterate on the platform, though I haven't owned a device exclusively or even predominantly for gaming in about 10 years, so I probably won't ever buy one. Still, the knock-on effects for the rest of the Linux ecosystem are positive.
I was a little bit down on the steam deck compared to most glowing reviews but I'm still extremely impressed with what they've achieved. Gaming on Linux has been massively accelerated as a result.

Does anyone know of any other companies jumping into gaming handhelds as a result? does Microsoft see the Steam Deck and SteamOS as an existential threat of any kind? as they obviously dominate PC gaming currently.
For what it's worth, legally mandated quotas for DEI that are externally imposed on private companies are also quite problematic. However, a lot of that trend these days comes internally, for a variety of reasons.

At the end of the day, companies, while people, are not humans, and they are ultimately owned by humans (call them slaves, if you will). Women, on the other hand, are not under the same sort of regulation, and, not being essentially livestock, are not and should not be subject to the same sort of regulation that may well at times be sensible when applied to companies. Companies, who, in turn, are given quite a few privileges to operate (such as limited liability for their owners, subsidies, privileged tax treatment for a variety of income sources, etc).

It's ridiculous that you needed this spelled out, but happy to oblige.
Right, I wasn't thinking about it this way, and I probably wouldn't for the purpose of blocking EM. In principle, low frequency penetrates better but as you say high frequency can get into things more (but doesn't necessarily).

Of course I didn't actually look up what frequencies we're talking about- low and high can mean a lot of different things
in the time, talking politics just give someone a reason to kill your whole family. we had go into a new, better epoch. gen-Z have more freedom than older people can imagined!
I love mine. It's rekindled my interest in PC gaming. Previously I was buying games I had on Steam to play on Switch and now I've started to do the opposite. The fact that suspend works is amazing. Often just alt-tabbing or accidentally hitting the Windows key would cause a game to be unrecoverable in Windows, let alone sleep but it just works. It's really easy to customize controls PER GAME which is awesome when the devs do something dumb and only let you A&B to jump and attack and not A&X.

Its also pretty good as a mini PC when paired with a dock.

That said it's still a PC and you will occasionally run into little foibles. Docking is not as smooth as a Switch, at least with my monitor the resolution isn't quite right when plugging in and I have to quit to get it to use the whole thing. Sometimes there will be minor issues even in verified games like them not actually using the correct controller layout or occasionally borked sound on resume for whatever reason. But still, it's great. Favorite PC by a mile even if my desktop will curb stomp it visually.
The use of the term 'dogwhistle' is a dogwhistle for gender ideology.

> ALLOWING a teenager desperate to bind her breasts, is not encouragement.

We should not allow teenagers to harm themselves.
You had some pretty shitty sex, if looks are the only criteria.
>Skip uninteresting items with newsreader scoring/killfiles

In my opinion, there is one step missing to bring nntp back to mainstream: votes. If there were a standard for votes, or feedbase.org would implement a standard, or clients would agree on using the ActivityPub protocol to keep track of votes, then reading nntp wouldn't be work like clearing a mail inbox but addictive like a Facebook feed.
I don’t think they know what “Ultimate” means…
I feel like the title is a bit clickbaity. This post is more of a rant against poor management than actual data work per se. That being said it's true that unlike other roles such as developers, artists, copywriters, etc. that still can produce tangible elements of the product under poor leadership, data will be the first victim of poor management and will have a higher probability of not producing anything at all.

Data buy-in within a company is absolutely essential for it to work.
That article feels like it was written by GPT-3. Just something about its writing style.
The major revolutions I have seen in my lifetime
A lot of times senior leadership isn’t equipped to communicate the data requirement to achieve a task. So data people, technologists, dbas, are shooting from the hip trying to fit a square into a round hole.

Once the target is hit, most of the work to hit that target is worthless, but we’ve gotten smarter at taking the journey and creating repeatable steps, setting up data structures, etc.
This resonates. I've moved from data engineering into sales engineering. The variety of problems is fun, albeit the context switching with Account Execs that don't respect my calendar is... something.

A lot of my previous data work was someone saying "show me what's interesting"... "no, not that- something else"... "huh, this doesn't jive with my gut, start over".

Bringing _value_ out of data sciene / engineering is incredibly hard. You have to have the engineering skills as baseline, but I firmly believe everyone undervalues the amount of work to "sell" your analysis to less technical folks in a way that's inline with the needs of the org. It's incredibly difficult.
Almost all of you were wrong about this, and almost none of you can admit it. I hope many of you will take this opportunity to ask yourself what other stories you’ve taken from the press that have left you misinformed or lied to. The conspiracy theorist, aka skeptics, followed a simple formula, question everything. The NPC’s followed another, trust the experts. Many of you write like experts on this forum. You should know better than most that title is baseless.