skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> It's a constant source of stress. I'm only ever comfortable if I force myself to think slower.

I have some questions:

1. From a psychological point of view, have you explored ways of coping with this stress? What are your expectations? Do you know why you have the stress? Is about results? Is it about fluidity / flow / fluency? Something else?

2. This may be obvious, but I want to make sure I ask the question to make it really concrete: is one of your goals to transfer your thinking directly to the computer as quickly as possible?

3. Would you be willing to reframe your goal? Perhaps frame your goals as: "Accomplish my goals efficiently with a sense of flow, without rushing down a suboptimal path." You know some of these proverbs:

* "Running faster in the wrong direction won't get you anywhere."

* "Better to walk in the right direction than run in the wrong one."

* "Haste makes waste."

* "A fool at high speed is still a fool."

* "Don't mistake activity for achievement."

* "When you're headed in the wrong direction, progress means turning around."

4. It may be useful to think slower! This might help you let go of framing it as "forcing myself to think slower".

A. Maybe you would feel better if you could reframe this process as not simply thinking slower but also allocating some of your mental processing to summarization and translation and other valuable processing?

B. No knock against your brain, but how do you actually measure your thinking speed and error rate?

C. There are a lot of counterintuitive things happening in the brain when you dig into the neuroscience. Many experiments show that our conscious awareness lags our actual decision-making. Perhaps this can "problematize" your situation and make it interesting, rather than purely stressful. Thinking and typing may not be happening the way you think they are

D. I'd expect for you, a good typist, your brain fires motor control circuits to cause your fingers to type before you are consciously aware of it, if you are aware at all. Ever notice how switching keyboards increases your awareness? This seems to suggest that one's low-level typing awareness (i.e. how keys feel) dulls over time when using one particular keyboard.

E. I have not read this yet, but it seems relevant: "Hierarchical control of cognitive processes: The case for skilled typewriting." by Logan and Crump, 2011. https://psycnet.apa.org/record/2011-04906-001

5. What technologies and/or methods have you considered?

6. Are you familiar with a steno machine (aka stenotype machine / shorthand machine / stenograph)? Might it work for you? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stenotype

7. Have you discussed this with others with similar goals? Have you read "Quest for a fully deterministic keyboard shorthand system" https://www.reddit.com/r/shorthand/comments/3ul9y3
A bit misleading, it's relying on onnxruntime for the actual inference. That said, given the state of python packaging and the fact that onnxruntime has APIs in C++ and Java, I don't know why more people don't distribute self-contained examples using it.
My point was that 4x 1" filters assembled into a box is the same surface area as 1x 4" filter, but the latter is much easier to assemble.
Somebody so often feels the need to say something like this and I've never understood why. What do you feel it adds to this conversation, or any? This world isn't ugly enough for you already, that you feel it will be improved by the thought of even more unthinking slaughter? Is there just not enough human cruelty in an ordinary day for your taste?

I don't know why I bother asking these questions. The next meaningful attempt I see to answer them will be the first, but who knows, maybe you'll pleasantly surprise me. I won't lie, I could use that a lot these days.
Binance walked away from that deal like twice
Pretty sure they're referencing the meme that everything is good for bitcoin even when it's very clearly bad.
It's the drug dealer strategy. First hit is free... get em hooked then hit em with the ol' pricing one-two

I absolutely hate that tech has been overrun with these shitstains
That does look like they have their own shader ir converter. But the fact that there's d3d9-d3d12 there, and under a wine directory, means those parts, at least, are borrowed.

That this exists is hilariously self-defeating. Linux gaming is becoming Proton-driven, so with this and VKD3D, we're potentially looking at Direct3D 12 as the most widely supported cross-platform API. Why write Vulkan or Metal when D3D runs everywhere now?
One explanation for this phenomenon is that the initial rapid proliferation of 'modern' radiators in NYC happened around the same time as the 1918 influenza pandemic. It was understood that fresh air was something of an antidote. Tangentially, people wore masks as well during that global pandemic [1] and there were even anti-mask groups. [2] It makes me wonder what a pandemic a hundred years from now would be like and what physical manifestations of 2020 will remain.

[1]: https://twitter.com/georgiatech/status/1307410628470956032

[2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Mask_League_of_San_Franci...
from TFA:
> Until further notice, do not use the official CurseForge launcher, or download anything from CurseForge or the Bukkit plugin repository. While the control server for this malware is currently offline, any download from CurseForge or the Bukkit plugin repository in in the last 2-3 weeks should be treated as potentially malicious. This malware is unlikely to be detected by Windows Defender or similar antimalware products.
I remember what.cd had interviews like that. Tried and failed as a kid, that was a pain

There are definitely private trackers that don't have anything like that though (iirc they're called "semi-private trackers"). One i remember using is t411 when it was still running
Self-custody is the way to go. Send your assets to a private key you control. Not your keys, not your coin. I sleep like a baby no matter what sketchy exchange is in the news any given week.
You can fix this by doing `pub use module::*`.
Who is talking about that? They said 'faster' not less algorithmic complexity. 1/10th the time is much faster.
Would trading only Bitcoin and Ethereum which last time i checked aren't securities be a probable way out of this mess for Coinbase?
> Binance cares most about serving the remaining 95% of humanity that does not live in the US.

That totally explains why they put so much effort into catering for US whales.
i think it is a meme!
the op seems very unironic about it though
It doesn't cost anything (other than hardware costs) to make a hobby app for personal use on Apple platforms either. They charge for the App Store and notarization (app signing).
Picked up a filter purifier here and it's in good use now with the fires. Wish I could get the more fancier and more functional options, but they are so expensive with demand.
We're already texting far more often than talking, in person or on the phone. Perhaps you're used to that and don't feel strange, but I bet there are people who consider that shitty.
I got a dumb baby camera from vtech and I love it. The system has it's own wireless channel, no wifi. No 'smart' bullshit. Someone is always going to be somewhere nearby the baby so it doesn't need internet.
This is too real and relatable. We take clean air so for granted huh.
Where in this story did you get scammed?
Bitcoin solves this.

Sorry I just had to. I think crypto as an investable asset class is finished. SEC is sending a very clear signal here. It’s entirely the community’s fault for failing to properly manage this space. They actually earned public’s trust (sometime during the pandemic). And then they threw it all away for a few bucks.
Binance has basically been the JP Morgan of crypto firms. When these crypto companies die, often due (at least in part) to some attack from Binance, Binance will swoop in and buy them up cheap.
LOL, I'm laughing but trying to take this seriously as a person working in Japan and already quit working for 2 Japanese companies.

I'm afraid it's just the way Japanese do things with regards to their career. It's not unusual for a person to feel that a company is family, especially new-grads.
it's even funnier as a foreigner the words: 組織 (soshiki: organization, usually about the company), and 葬式 (sōshiki: funeral). Pun intended ey
The astonishingly solid track record of utter Buffoonery coming out of people who work in that building (leading to millions of people killed, maimed and tortured), spanning multiple decades -- might have something to do with it.
> Getting nit picky I see.

How is it nit picky when you were using the nonexistent $25 listing fee as part of an argument? "$25 per listed app - removing the "anti-spam" argument some are making."
You've been downvoted, but this is the correct question to ask. If, hypothetically, we made an AI with "superior" intelligence and ethics, then by definition we should expect to disagree with it sometimes. Set aside the nuke for a second - are we happy to take orders from a computer program that tells us to do things that disgust us, even if we logically knew that it's probably right and we're probably wrong?
That’s funny. It’s definitely an actively used term in the U.K. though I can imagine people not knowing it. Outside of heavy industry I’d associate it with centuries-old flour mills.

I’ve found that often when my fellow Brits complain of a word being American it’s actually just an old English word we stopped using.
Maybe this is a dumb suggest, but what about using a VM or second computer?

I’m not a malware expert by any means, but I am pretty sure VMs are extremely hard for malware to escape when it isn’t expecting it.

And VMs take almost no technical skill to set up nowadays.
> So while Go encourages having reasonably sized packages, Rust unfortunately encourages huge crates.

I'm a bit confused by this as I'm used to seeing the opposite complaint, that Rust packages are too small. Maybe if there were examples it would help.

And while I do think we should explore ways to allow lower effort packages ("cargo script" is one component of this [0]), I see allowing submodules as a feature though maybe thats my Python/C++ background showing through. I do like that it allows both low overhead modules in your API (just a file) or allows you to separate a module out into multiple files for clearer organization (where cycles become important). While I don't know if there is a feasible design for this, but I do wish we could specify what modules are cyclic vs acyclic.

[0] https://github.com/rust-lang/rfcs/pull/3424
g++ ABIs changing in the 2000s was pretty painful on linux too.

But I think there is a fair point that arch linux probably doesn't care much about what breaks on its rolling updates to shared libs. I would guess you'd get less of that on, say, Debian.
Your keys, your worthless private keys.
Eh, sounds unprofitable
Don’t forget the CBDC reports that are coming due about now.
If they've sold you out to advertisers who is to say they're not selling the image/video feed data too.
I would go further: noreferrer should be the default. Alternatively, let each user configure it, as a privacy option.
Why should I want to call them? There's no need for a phone call. I understand they allegedly need to do some quality control on the app store. And that has a cost. I get that. But they're the ones that decided that the app store shall be the only way to get an app. I don't have to pay anyone to run code on my computer that I got from github. It's not impossible.
I guess it's because we want to further our genes and we're wired to go for attractive mates because we'll have attractive offspring which can further those genes more easily. Geez, I wonder if that's evolutionary or learned...

And I'm speculating, but I guess our brains give attractive people a better starting score because we... want to mate with them? Or we
want introduce them to our sibling so they can mate?
Go has workspaces now. IMO they kind of suck to use, but they do exist. https://go.dev/doc/tutorial/workspaces
Both environmentalists and early American naturalists have one common weak spot in their world view; they view humans as fundamentally distinct from nature. Nature is somehow both profane and awe inspiring compared to the "rational" human world. In that view, we need to preserve the wilderness (somewhere "out there") for aesthetic/spiritual/resource management reasons.

From the indigenous viewpoint, there is little distinction; humans are part of the physical/natural world, same as a mountain lion or a worm, albeit a very powerful part capable of wielding great power and thus responsibility. There is no concept of wilderness.

It's worth over-emphasizing that the indigenous viewpoint in North America was sustainable (and was actually sustained) for thousands of years. The modern industrial culture of bipolar consumption/reverence of wilderness is showing severe signs of overshoot after a couple hundred years. That's not to say that indigenous land practices are more ethical or wise... merely that they've been proven more effective by the test of time.
> work really well for less communicable diseases

In particular, SARS was successfully contained and then eliminated using similar measures in 2002–2004, so it was not totally absurd to think in the initial phases that it might work again for SARS 2.
Why would you even localize an American operating system for the UK?

Most of the concepts in an OS are named by Americans.

If I were using a UK-made OS, I'd happily live with "dustbin" rather than a "trash can". Unless you have your head inserted in your ass, you know some UK words if you're North American and vice versa.
My dad wrote the gardening column in the local newspaper, and a yearly gardening book, when NZ went metric they updated the book with things like "plant seeds an inch apart" with "plant seeds 2.54cm apart" .....
Simple Deluxe 150W Reptile Heat Lamp Bulb

https://www.amazon.com/Simple-Deluxe-150W-Reptile-Heat/dp/B0...
I'm not sure I fully understand your setup or what you are trying to accomplish so apologies beforehand if I misunderstand.

One option would be to host the wg server on your SBC (guessing a raspi or something like it?) and make the VPS a peer thus routing everything out your home network. You can also use AllowedIPs to only route specific ranges on the wg network which allows other traffic to follow the route tables on that device and exit accordingly.

But if what you are asking is how do you have different peers on a wg network route their traffic out to the internet on various different peers you're going to need to get fancy with routes/iptables/virtual network interfaces/policy based routing using PostUp commands.

Hopefully that gives you something to go on.
They didn't go after bankman nearly this much, interesting.
For food to be kept in the refrigerator Danish, Swedish, and Finnish instructions differ by 1 degree centigrade each. Don't remember the values from the top of my head, something like 8, 7, 6 respectively.
It seems baffling that we have this massive community making mods with highly insecure raw java code, and somehow nobody thought of figuring out how to sandbox the stuff.
Something with ATC at SFO
I laughed so hard, I let out an apartmentus.
He is just saying that the whole stack is a scam/scammy - not necessarily that he got scammed
The NOAA maps I've seen seem to disagree, at least for parts of the affected area; those say they are visualizing 'near surface' smoke. Maybe the NOAA and this map are representing different things?
This collection-/tableview technique is known by maybe 0.1% of users and used by much less. You can also alt-arrow(?) to move the cursor around and select more elements with space. Never seen anyone use that. Instead of clinging onto this cursor nonsense they’d better finally made it work as (no selection, arrows select next/prev, [modifier+]mouse selects as usual) and get rid of a cursor. And make a proper tree view. Everyone does it this way except explorer.
Yeah, it's documented, but it's fairly buried in a place where you'll only find it if you already know throttling exists for Lightsail. It's irritating when I read blog posts comparing Lightsail to other, normal VPS offerings because it's not very normal :)
I'm honestly curious, at first glance this looks that could potentially affect cryptocurrencies in a sizable way downwards. I checked CoinMarketCap and it seems that the trend is comparatively stable. Can someone explain this? Please do take into account that I'm not very well versed with cryptocurrencies and I usually need an explainer in several financial concepts.
You can still seal your house and control humidity... humidifier dehumidifier pid.
There are some efforts for lowering the overhead and would be interesting to explore how we could further do it.

First, we allow sharing `Cargo.toml` fields across the workspace since 1.64.0 [0]. In the upcoming 1.71.0, we extend this so that `cargo new` will automatically inherit fields when creating new `Cargo.toml` files [1].

From a different angle, we are also adding support for single-file packages though this is more meant for binaries [2]

[0] https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/workspaces.html#th...

[1] https://github.com/rust-lang/cargo/pull/12069

[2] https://github.com/rust-lang/rfcs/pull/3424
> one that needed to censor the signal / information some people were looking for, due to groupthink (eg politics,) due to copyright or other concerns

At the moment, I don't feel like these factors had even a bit part in shaping where we are or what happened. I don't think the web has it any worse than anywhere else in the world generally, and I think it's much better than most places & the rest of computing, which tends to have bigger guard rails as it massifies than the web.

There's been a lot of bad incentives & profit motive slowly eroding conditions, I yeah. Massified systems & consolidation have changed the power dynamic, & stasis/stagnation has somewhat set in.
That's irrelevant though. What can happen is that others who understand the many methodologies can apply them and either retest the same study or come to different finding with other methods and compare. At least the base data is the same.
Ironically, this is why we need crypto.
Always find it amusing I have to do a copy paste and search to find the patch notes of windows updates.

It's pretty clear Microsoft seems to think nobody cares (and to be honest they're probably right).
"pretty good idea" does leave some room though...
We should keep a record of all the crypto failures / scams / people dying in weird ways on some sort of blockhain
Bitches be like “I have my whole life ahead of me”. No you don’t, the fog is coming. The fog is coming. The fog is coming.
I would love to see your top 10. One of my favorites: Elis Regina...
That’s a pretty absurd way to frame becoming a citizen of a country he was involuntarily forced to live in so that he can’t be deported away from his own kids. It’s not like he decided to kneel before Putin and swear fealty.
In the arid American West, at least, lightning caused fires are extremely common. Historically these forests were significantly less dense than they are after 100 years of human fire suppression, which meant less available fuel, and slower burning, “cooler” fires typically.

Here’s an article that talks about a few papers and some research as this relates to Arizona forests: https://azdailysun.com/news/local/setting-the-record-of-ariz...
I would think that you want to keep dust out of your fan motor/bearings etc. so you want the fan to be sucking out of the filter, not the other way around.
Well now you made me curious to learn more about this mythical OS and browser... any leads?
Wouldn’t 2 single filter box fans placed in different locations be more effective at moving air around an apartment or house than a single cube?
It's been years since I've done it so maybe it's much better now, but getting games to run properly in a VM was a huge hassle for me. In the best cases 3d acceleration was slow, often it just wouldn't work at all.
sibling comment is wrong. this is the typical flow on a new package:

1. go mod init something # create go.mod

2. go mod tidy # create go.sum

3. have fun
Just like FTX, until November...
He's getting off easy but he still went too far and swindled too many/the wrong people

This is probably due to dedollarization and abject terror within the americans who don't know of a pre-1956 world order
doubt it, they already have Binance US CEO A and CEO B cooperating.
The USP of cryptocurrency is the ability to self-custody. If you sent your money to a company like Voyager, instead of controlling your keys yourself, you missed the point.
Fuckedcoin?
I could never get past the idea of a key sending a different keystroke than the one printed on it.

Yes, I know you're not supposed to look at the keyboard as you type. And I don't. But I still don't like it. It sets off "this is dumb" alarm bells in my head.

And because it's impossible to replace every keyboard I own or use, or physically rearrange their keys from QWERTY to Dvorak/Colemak, i'm stuck with QWERTY.
"knowledge is concentrated in the bleeding edge" the idea of hiring a PhD student to help you get up to speed was brilliant. I would really like to see where these brex guys will land.

Yet it's worthy considering many of my friends who moved to silicon valley, worked their asses off for a good salary but had a hard time creating a sustainable business. I would say around 1 in 20 startups gets profitable at the end. Would love to see how good are your chances economically to profit better in SV than competing with your local market in another city
People try to get around online moderation bans for calls to violence or such by saying things like "Someone needs to kick that guy's ass... In Minecraft"
"Have fun staying poor, nocoiner" is probably one reason you see such vocal dislike. The blatant criminality is likely another.

But I'm just a nocoiner, so you know.
I started programming when I was 13. I did not have anywhere close near $99 to spend, so Apple was completely inaccessible to me. Eventually I did make a few thousand from an Android app at 16, which was huge. But at that point I had moved on to other things and never wound up giving Apple their $99. And I also didn't generate several thousand dollars in revenue which they could've taxed 30% of.
A quagmire is something you get stuck in, it implies a sort of stagnation. A slurry is what happens when you really stir up the shit.
Hmm, I wonder if this is technical or something else.
Lawyers allege SEC Chair Gensler offered to serve as advisor to Binance in 2019
+ Dedollarization.
In Los Angeles, it's easy to tell when a Tesla is using AP or FSD: is the car driving erratically, like a drunk teenager on a learner's permit? If so, AP/FSD is engaged and one must avoid being within 100 yards of the vehicle, especially if you're driving a big rig, since Tesla's vision is still unable to identify big rigs.
Yeah, You don't do regular trade with the other 95% without the approval of the United States financial system, yay global hegemony.
“Blocking public posts makes no sense”
I'm guessing the smoke from the fires in Canada is responsible for a lot of the interest in this post ??
So... how many crisps does your motherboard have?
I know, it was something obscene and obviously marketed toward the greedy. Something like 90-120% of the official inflation rate at the time. How could that even be possible?
I guess the real question is, when do we stop, when everyone has 2 cubic meters of space to live in? Is that where we draw the line? Because then we could build a borg cube the size of the solar system and fit a 1 nonillion people.

I mean anything is possible (for additional nightmares: look at factory farming of chickens).

Just not livable.

He was making the argument as a response to being triggered by "liberal" policies about climate change and human footprint.