skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Strong agree.

Like you said, the parenting aspect is crucial- that’s been well established in mainstream psychology for a long time now.

The opposite of insecurity is trust (either in oneself or others), and this is difficult to develop later in life. There is research into this nowadays, anywhere from cognitive science psychology to MDMA assisted PTSD treatments to develop self-trust, but conclusive understanding still evades humanity at this point in time.

I do think most people who are very intelligent in terms of IQ, but have other issues… end up in a similar situation as you. Smart enough to overthink and realize where they exist in society, not smart enough to solve the problem when the solution is supposed to be handed to them from their ancestors.

That’s not an insult by the way- Einstein was smart enough to create relativity, but he had algebra and calculus etc handed to him from his ancestors. I doubt Einstein would have invented relativity from scratch.

I wonder if it’s possible to capture the key essence of parenting and re-teach people critical information that’s supposed to be taught in childhood. We all know about language acquisition and the critical period, after which if a child is not taught, they end up like Genie (the feral child, born 1957). But I suspect there are other social skills that are supposed to be taught, but commonly are not taught by parents, or simply unable to be taught if the parents do not exist.
Did you apply the same question to your TV viewing? What about movies? Video games? Reddit is entertainment. Do you enjoy reading it? Then it's enriched you about as much as those other activities.
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More like credit rating
BrewDog is a sad one for me. It was nice to see a brewery in the region I'm from (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) becoming a worldwide success. But their "punk" aesthetic is a bit cringe for a big corporate company, and the owner turning out to be a dick is a real turn-off and the beer isn't good enough for me to overlook it. There's another brewery in the area that I've been meaning to try out (likely impossible to find in Czech Republic), they've leaned into their Aberdeen identity pretty hard which is cool but idk what their beer is like https://www.fiercebeer.com
>but until a couple of years ago, didn't seem overeager to invest in web.

or maybe they invested in the stuff they thought was worth investing in instead of what Google wanted - like better accessibility features support or more advanced color profiles which Google and FF still haven't implemented even though they said years ago oh it's coming "this" year (perhaps using JavaScript this, hence the confusion)
The overhead for public Healthcare in my country is 18 to 23%. Ie each time you pay 100 euros, 83 to 77 are paid to Healthcare providers, and the rest is paid to bureaucrats and administrators.

Each 100 euros I give to Swisslife, 65 are going to Healthcare providers.

I don't mean to invalidate your experience, but we ought to be better when talking about inefficiencies. I really find it odd that each time no numbers are provided.
Well, Tataouine is an actual city in Tunesia. I guess they would be happy to enter into a partnership with an exoplanet.

Tataounie is actually a nice place!
> Don’t Mention Equality

I suspect the subtleties of equality are why mathematicians are happy with classical logic, informaticians prefer constructive logic, and engineers seek to make things data-driven where possible.
Exactly the same comments have been made about Twitter, and Twitter is still here.
As someone who only frequent one of the tamer niche interest board where there are seldom trolls posting slur/gore/porn, my view may be biased, but I would argue that the anonymity that allowed hate speech also enables people to be more candid in their posts and therefore leading to a sense of community.

As long as I don't put anything personally identifiable in each post, the chances of them being linked together to point back to my real identity is miniscule, so I can share stuff I would normally want to keep private.

I have bonded over deeply personal trauma with anons that I will never knowingly meet again but also know they are out there on the same board as me. I've commiserated over health concerns that I wouldn't share on social media in fear of seeming unprofessional nor with friends to avoid making them worry.

Hell, I made a throwaway just to post this since I don't want people to look at my profile and go "that guy is a 4chan user" since that could be an issue professionally, yet nothing I said here is a hate speech. That's an example of how anonymity allows for more honest speech in ways most sites elsewhere don't offer.
Those are some heavy hitters, would love to try that collab if I ever find it!
Fuzzing Scheme with AFL++
It works for every single app that has endless scroll bars on my entire history of using iOS. Try it on Reddit for example.
>Ethereum has nothing like the same origin story.

Ethereum was the first token sale. There was no precedent established at the time of people profiting off of token sales. The token sale agreement explicitly said not to expect a profit. It was treated by participants as more of a kickstarter to crowdfund the launch of a new kind of decentralized computing platform.

Going off tangent: if a token sale explicitly states that participants should not expect to profit, then the SEC should have no jurisdiction over it. Securities laws, as is, are already severe limitations on the right of adults to freely contract. To then shoehorn tokens - that represent no equity and make no representation of giving a claim to assets - into being subject to securities laws, is just egregious suppression of basic rights.
I am willing to bet that a bunch of people are going to misunderstand the technical details of what is being done here and lash out at the people involved, or accuse them of a soulless cash grab or something.
Social status is a measure of something like the average desirability of everyone else to be your friend.

It does has causal power in the minds of people how actively think of it, as they actively relate to the concept. But for other people who don’t think of it, social status is a composite measure that correlates to things, but does not actually have any effect on anything.
I don‘t remember most of the things I‘ve read on reddit but I definitely remember the games, books, music and shows I discovered through reddit. Or that it helped me to keep up to date when covid appeared. Or how I kept up with the developments in the Ukraine last year.
While lots of reddit browsing is time wasting, it also enabled a lot of discovery for me that I didn‘t get elsewhere so far.
Not only JavaScript but pretty much all server web programming stacks
Ruby on Rails and similar frameworks wouldn't be nearly as popular if we were still using XML as data exchange format
The title says that the experiments diagree with "the leading theory of the nucleus", which is chiral effective field theory. I don't see anything wrong or "clickbaity" about this.
No. That's such an absurd take that I don't even know where to begin.
I am a user who uses accessibility tools and is stating that the operating system is failing in both the size and the tone of the scroll bar. Btw, trivialising dark mode is not cool. I have photosensitivity at times and when it’s bad the pain of items appearing bright coloured is excruciating. Just so you know. (Special shout out to platforms who flash a huge white rectangle before rendering the dark mode content. It’s like pins in each eye.)

The confidence with which you state “is worse for accessibility overall” is just breath taking.

Had you written “may be” instead of “is” and “in many circumstances” rather than “overall” - then I would understand that you were thinking about this.

But no you’re claiming perfect knowledge of a situation that you are not inside and which I am inside.

The operating system gets it very wrong in very many circumstances. I end up having to provide - configurable - alternatives to overcome some of the egregious mistakes.

If the operating systems start to get it right- awesome I can make the overrides opt in not opt out.
>> There is no time for reddit when you're living your real life

Except if you're drunk and lonely, and all the bars are closed. Then it's a real problem.

The real nasty thing is, so many people are living in a world now where they act like there's nothing better to do on the train, when there are people all around us we should be paying attention to and interacting with.
I think the idea is to reset your stats, not your character level.
It is factually incorrect in the assertion that the standard model can't explain the reduction in mass (special relativity and quantum mechanics work fine together. It's general relativity that is the problem). In fact mass-energy equivalence is a pretty core part of quantum mechanics.
I put an app timer in my Digital Wellbeing settings for RiF, with 0 minutes allowed per day. I'm surprised how many times I had to see that "You've exceeded your minutes for today" message just from pure habitual clicking.
What is the purpose of a scrollbar? I don’t see the need.
If you're visiting r/funny and r/memes 99% of the time sure.

But it also has great hobbyist communities. r/functionalprint and r/fixmyprint are amazing for 3d printer enthusiasts, for example.

It's a bit like criticizing the library for stocking copies of MAD magazines.
The DMCA as a law is horribly written. The law is the reason why companies like Google behave the way they do. Change the law to something less retarded and there's a chance fewer problems will occur.
On top of that it is very, very hard to not see staking as unregistered securities offering. It is so bad that many states issued an immediate cease and desist letters, as well as awarded fines per violation, that is per investor.
> Do you live in America? American social life is built around drinking together.

Only a little over half of Americans over 21 drink. If you think American social life is built around drinking together, I say that will pass when you get out of college.

Lots of people, including Americans, don't drink. No one will force you to drink or shun you. If that happens to you find a better social circle.
Pretty sure everyone thinks about social status
Same story here basically, I loved BBEdit back in the pre-OS X era, especially after I installed Macsbug and learned how to dig my essays out of memory and write them to disk if anything crashed while I was writing...

I was on a Mac constantly from 1989-2009, I'd became a bit of a free software zealot and moved from an iBook to a ThinkPad. It's funny, because a lot of people were making the opposite move, and as I understand it the early 2010's are looked at as a bit of a by-gone golden age for Apple now. Can I ask why you chose to move?
Blockchain isn't the only technology that lets you use a public/private keypair to identify and authenticate, you know.
Rewatch Titanic for a (yes, fictional) case study in how this is not true.
> (guy does not seem to have any other source of revenues)

I mean I googled "mr beast merch shop" and now I'm pretty sure it does, so dunno why you throw that claim without checking literally anything
Of course in Elixir[1] reduce is more efficient (at least memory-wise) than map/flat_map, but in case of scripting it usually doesn't matter (unless this JSON file is huge, but it's fully loaded into memory and parsed there anyway).

I would rewrite the example from the post like this (NOTE: I didn't run it, so it might be slightly incorrect):

#/usr/bin/env elixir

"file.json"
|> File.read!()
|> Jason.decode!()
|> Enum.flat_map(& &1["children"])
|> Enum.map(&{&1["id"], &1})
|> Enum.into(%{})

---

1. although map is much easier to parallelize/vectorize (e.g. in Array PLs)
Whisper Memos uses OpenAI API. The upside is that it uses the largest model - that would take 2GB on your iPhone.
Living in inner city might make you a social hub if you're an extroverted person in the first place. For an introvert like me it didn't make much of a difference, though I did find a spouse, which probably wouldn't have happened in the countryside.

I think everyone should move away at some point of their life, but permanent city-life isn't for everyone. I simply enjoy gardening, small-scale farming, tinkering and trekking in forests way more than any services cities offer.
Owning the book does not promise returns.
I searched for a random tag and it showed me all of the front page content.

Seems it's not allowed to simply return "Nothing found" anymore. I don't want blackbox algorithms serving me stuff it thinks I want.

I like the design. I like the domain. I don't understand grouping of content at all. People want siloed communities. If this is just tags, I'm not interested. Twitter had that and it was a nightmare.

EDIT: also, yeah. Parroting other answers. non.io should take me directly to content. I went there to take a look as I got home and it's... a marketing page, with no information (at least, from a cursory glance) as to how to get to the content.
As a Wine user (... a winer?) I'd like to go over a couple tips which you may already have tried, but which can help if you aren't used to them:

- did you create a 32-bit prefix?

- did you try setting the Windows version to an older one, like Windows 95?

- did you try using something like InnoExtract (if applicable) to extract the game data without running the installer?
Yeah the super-strong ones are fun to try every now and then, but having >2x the alcohol of a normal beer is not something to be taken lightly. I've found myself favouring lower ABV recently - I like drinking beer but I don't really like being drunk and at my age I do not handle hangovers well, (currently fighting through one)
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CodeWarrior with PowerPlant was the direction I headed. I recall writing XPress XTensions that used PowerPlant for the UI.

It displaced MacApp and even the fantastic MPW Shell.

Around that time I was also doing NeXT apps with Obj-C++. Something that became very, very handy only a few years later.
I've no reason to doubt your experience at all, I'm really just idly curious. Was that on Windows though? 2004-2005 I think it was all but gone from the Mac, and people had moved to Project Builder (later Xcode), but maybe you were still working on some older project.

AFAIK the current CodeWarrior is based on Eclipse, if they're still updating it.
The prestige/dominance distinction is a naturally attractive idea because it lets us split status into "good" and "bad" kinds. I'm not sure, though, that there's much evidence that the two are truly separate. (To build intuition: in academia, or perhaps in the world of software engineering, it might be hard to distinguish between the two. Brilliant scientists often end up running a lab, and they may then have - and sometimes abuse! - a lot of raw power.)

I think the first paper about this stuff was:

Henrich J, Gil-White FJ: The evolution of prestige: freely conferred deference as a mechanism for enhancing the
benefits of cultural transmission. https://projects.iq.harvard.edu/files/culture_cognition_coev...

There's a review here:
http://joeytcheng.com/s/dominance-prestige-leveling.pdf
No one is allowed to deal in unregistered securities.
I'm not looking forward to it. It reads like it's going to be one of those dreary solo b-sides created by somebody past his best polished up and presented with "Ra Ra Beatles!" fanfare for nostalgia rather than artistic reasons.

I love The Beatles and think the technical side is interesting but it sounds like a ghastly prospect musically and historically if its in their name. It'll probably be a massive hit.
Previous discussion from few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36185055
You can always hide all those subreddits that don't appeal to you.
Opiates can surely enable people to do things they would have been mostly incapable of doing before.

Even alcohol might be very helpful fo some people in certain situations.

The issue is the rather poor risk/reward ratio due to dependence and abuse potential.
Strong agree. I'll willingly install a handful dependencies from my distro package manager, where the dependencies are battle-hardened Unixy tools and I can clearly see what they do and how they do it.

I'm not going to install thousands of dodgy-looking packages from pip, the only documentation for which is a Discord channel full of children exchanging 'dank memes'.

I like Python, but I simply do not trust the pip ecosystem at this point (same for npm, etc.).
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No, the problems are very different. The properties of multi-electron atoms can actually be calculated reasonably accurately with numerical methods, but including relativistic and quantum electrodynamic corrections is much harder than in single-electron systems. On the other hand, the coupling constant of the strong interaction is too large to permit perturbative calculations of bound systems. This makes calculations of nuclear properties fundamentally much more difficult, regardless of the particle number.
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I added reddit.com to my ad blocker and the amount of times I saw the message that the site is blocked is embarrassing high. Really highlighted to me how opening up reddit is basically muscle memory.
> Countries change laws to give their citizens access to important products. It's not about the company.

And Congress was lobbied to do that and they declined. Is your argument that 'they should have done it' means 'the SEC isn't allowed to enforce existing regulations'?
The Kentucky Derby is decadent and depraved (1970) [pdf]
I finance significantly more through taxes than American giving 10% of its income to charity which allow every citizen of my country to enjoy the benefits of socialised medicine and unemployment insurance. The idea of cheering from someone making money by paying from basic medical treatment for poorer people makes me frankly queasy.
too big to fail
Similar happened to my parents years ago. Windows 7, working perfectly. My mum kept seeing a popup asking "do you want to upgrade to Windows 10?" and every time (for months) clicked close.

Then, they changed the button layout and put a "install" button where the close button was, and she installed it without realising. Some bits of hardware weren't supported in Windows 10 and I had to go around and mess around with drivers, which I failed at.

So, she's been on Fedora since. Considering all she did on Windows was light browsing in Firefox and many hours of Pysol, she barely even noticed the switch.
It's fine to do it and even interesting technically; its not fine to sell it as "The Beatles". It's not.
Do we need to dismantle the literary canon?
Anchor Brewing was among the first good American craft beer I could consistently find in pubs and bars across Europe. It was also the beer that really made me aware that there was more to American beer than Coors and Bud light.
Just look at some of the things the sick freaks in the government collect data on through their massive data harvesting apparatus [0].

But in all seriousness, you should know it is actually possible to use data towards good aims. Policy makers can use data to produce better answers to questions exploring issues like poverty, disease, crime, financial literacy, etc. Setting up a massive survey is slow and extremely expensive, and that makes it extremely hard to iterate on findings. Getting answers years quicker makes it possible for the government to develop better policies, and that's a good thing. Sure the Nazis were evil, and information enabled the Nazis to be more efficient and effective at implementing evil policies. But an un/less-informed government isn't a goal to strive for. Good government implementing good policies is a goal worth striving for, as there are some problems that can only be addressed at government scale.

[0] https://www.census.gov/
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So every single early computer innovation then?
I generally look at https://caniuse.com/ . If support in the major browsers was green for a few years, I assume it's okay to use without further thought.
> There aren't so many players who...

About the same amount as the number of wheels on a tricycle ;)

Just to be clear it wasn't meant as an allegation and no proof exists. I consider to resemble something closer to a terribly written fanfic more than anything else, really.

The very first YC fanfic perhaps?
I've attempted to quit social media several times, so this article really resonates with me but breaking away completely is difficult. Often, online searches steer me towards threads on Reddit, which makes it hard not to get pulled in. I believe it's train yourself to use these platforms intentionally, rather than just mindlessly scrolling.
All upcoming regulations are dimentrical.

Crypto was advertised as decentralized and unregulated.

Most arguments I had with cryptobros were some sudo arguments about this stuff instead of just omitting that it's all about speculations.
Just explicitly tell them that its a buzz and not real life.

Your are supposed to educate them and give them values, not be a victime of some random youtuber hit videos.

Not to juge but as a parent you can have so much positive influence...