skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
First of all, thank you for sharing your experience. I hope you’re feeling ok right now. As a chronic pain patient myself, here are some of my thoughts.

Opioids have a bad reputation, rightfully so in some cases, but it can be part of a solution to treat chronic pain. I’ve been taking a a mild opioid (tramadol) to reduce my pain for several years now and it has been literally a life saver. There are downsides, but the reduction in pain out-weights them, at least in my case. I understand the resistance against opioids and they are not very popular right now, but if it really helps to deal with your pain, it may be worth considering it.

Consider counseling with a psychologist or psychiatrist. Depression comes with the pain territory, sadly enough. Most people don’t understand the severity of chronic pain. As you said it yourself: you can move, you look ok from the outside, but in reality, you’re far from ok. It’s mentally draining and can cause severe depression. Be aware of that and be prepared.

Try to find the causes of your pain. From your writing, I can’t make up if you know the sources of your musculoskeletal pain. It took me years, several specialists and hospitals to find all the pain triggers. A specialised pain center of a hospital can really help you we with that. Then again, I live in Europe and benefit from universal healthcare. The costs of treatment can be a big issue in the US, sadly enough.

Knowing what causes your pain is really important, just like knowing how to deal with it. Plan your day accordingly. If you know you can be active for three hours without much more pain, divide you day in blocks of three hours, followed by rest. This can be difficult, especially with work, social contacts and in relationships. But it’s really important to know your limits.

Talk to others about your pain and let them know how it affects your life. Others don’t feel your pain, you may even try to hide it. This can result in a lot of miscommunication and wrong assumptions. If you’re in pain, let the (significant) other know so they can understand your behaviour. You’re acting in a certain way right now because of your pain, not because you’re not interested (in them), not because you’re ignoring them, not because you’re lazy, etc.

Don’t give up. Stay curious.
Indeed! Do you know why it's hallucinating again here? https://www.phind.com/search?cache=c118af16-3cf7-409b-864e-0...
Yes assuming you pay taxes. Which funnily enough Zhong did.
How would one go about this for a large number of documents?
You could call it “trascendental” if you prefer.

I am not a very religious person but I’ve done a fair bit of reading, and it seems clear to me that in this passage Sagan is drawing from a very old and very deep well. This was something embedded in his cultural background and he might not have been aware of it himself.

Specifically, the sequence that goes from a profound aesthetic experience, to awe at the scale of the Universe, to the futility of human selfishness, and finally to the conclusion that we ought to treat each other kindly, is very much not obvious. It just seems obvious to us (and to him) because that’s the culture where we have been raised.

Now, I’m not saying that the experience described in this passage is exactly the same as the Buddha achieving enlightenment or a Christian saint receiving the beatific vision. But they are not completely different either.
married people are given unofficial/unspoken priority for promotions at a lot of workplaces. there's a lot of reasons for this, not all of them positive for the employee.
> It's an archivists nightmare.

My experience has been exactly the opposite.

I created my own Discord "server" (which is not truly a server per se; more like your server account [1]), and then installed MJ bot. This way I can keep all my creations in a single place, with the added benefit that I have my own channels for things like compilation of links, prompts database, separate channels for different types of creations, and so on.

I even invited a couple of family members to join my Discord server, so they can use MJ if they want, without having to share my Discord account (but of course it still counts towards my MJ credits).

All in all, I have been incredibly (and surprisingly) pleased with Discord experience.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDPY_bMPO0A
I was just pondering whether this result would eventually be useful to physics or science generally in say ways like Galois' ideas and Group Theory eventually became useful. Just a thought.
I have no opinion on that, but my first reaction was "this is silly." My second reaction was, "this will be a future job/product."
>This means that when the actual (very loud!) crash happens, your hearing is saved.

The loud part is not the crash itself, but the airbag deployment; it's as loud as a rifle shot because, fundamentally, it is a rifle shot.
That's bad in open air; it's way worse in a confined space where that pressure is going to persist for a much longer period of time.

The combustion gas needs to fill the airbag coincident with your face being mashed into it at high speed, and mechanical suppressors slow down the gas so that won't work; using the acoustic reflex (as Daimler clearly does) to get that extra 15 dB of protection means the difference between maximum safe exposure and permanent damage.

I'm surprised that this sound doesn't start playing right before the similarly-explosive pretensioners are fired, since they're also pretty loud, but perhaps they figure it's part of the way to prompt the reflex.
So lets set aside pettiness for a second...

If you are the CEO of Twitter, insulting a former customer/information outlet for any reason is not a good business move. If I am another business who looks up to NPR, why would I spend buckets of money and employee time paying someone who could start a feud with me on a whim?

I get there is a "all press is good press" effect here, but is that really going to encourage customers and users to stay on?
The kernel talks to NICs in kernel mode and can actually segregate a device's view of memory via an iommu. While there's some overlap in potential vulnerabilities, bad hardware/firmware is a different vector than userland having a shared mapping active to use in exploits that read arbitrary kernel data.

io_uring is also very complex. It's now it's own subsystem, has it's own worker pool, and even the dance of the rings themselves moving pointers around and using data structure that must be manipulated from both sides is not simple and thus probably not that secure.
Don’t get me wrong, what’s technically been accomplished with the creation of generative AI is amazing. It’s just that it doesn’t make your average person off the street suddenly think with the novelty or acumen of a Max Ernst or John Carmack. But I also doubt that said average person has those aspirations (Max Ernst or John Carmack wouldn’t be exceptional if they did) and also expect that those that do will get buried under the onslaught of pedestrian schlock.
It is true that many companies, Google included, have added area-specific questions including some for frontend webdev if I remember correctly.
I think the implication here is that, if you write 15 articles in 1 week about people you claim are "losers", maybe you're the loser.
> decades

4chan hasn't...

Oh god, 4chan has been around for almost 20 years. I'm getting old...
It was great until you mentioned it. Now it's just another Leetcode-like study guide memorization task and performance art.
I had a branded mp3.com laptop bag, along with other schwag. Through mp3.com I shared some music I was making at the time and a very long time later I received a ASCAP cheque in the mail for about 20 dollars as a result.

I believe the paperwork indicated the music had been played publicly in like France or something. This some 20 years ago and all I have are memories, I was young and more eager to get my cash than anything else. What a wonderful time it was to be online back then.
Buy hard assets like real estate with the BTC then sell it off.
I believe birds will be wiped out near battlefields very soon for the exact same reason.
This is a great tool! Thank you for sharing. Did a few queries and was impressed with the quality of response. I use GPT daily but could still see myself going with phind.com for the sources on the right and the what feel like longer form answers that what I get from GPT
The news media gave him $2 billion in free media coverage during his first campaign alone. Does 4chan come anywhere close to that?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Media_coverage_of_the_2016_Uni...
Yes, which is why it makes some sense to use TopNotch (mentioned in sibling comments) which turns the menubar black and "hides" the notch completely. Then the menu labels and icons are more easily seen as part of a truly separate "new second display". This solution is also well tested in mobile devices with a notch-like screen cutout. In fact, even the latest Apple iPhone Pro models resort to adding a black area ("dynamic island") to hide the front-facing camera cutout.
The story was suspicious for many reasons, is the point.
> These are all flavors of communism, but Naziism was a particularly German flavor of fascism, so I think the comparison is appropriate.

So you hit it right there.

Neither fascism nor communism necessarily include mass murder.

Naziism does.
It's very clear what it means, it means the lifetime of how long you think this product is going to last. It's a decision as a consumer you make.

When I purchased the Plex lifetime license 6 years ago, I asked myself how many years to break even vs if I purchased yearly. The answer was 2.5 years.

I also asked myself if Plex was going to last at least that long, and I thought they were, and they did, and I wanted to support them.
Ban TikTok – But we need a better version of the RESTRICT Act