skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Than all other _niche_ distributions. But that's not a very high baseline. I'd say it's abysmally low baseline.

When I was using NixOS I regularely saw software that was tested on Ubuntu and Fedora and had installation instructions for these two distros, but was missing from Nixpkgs (because it was experimental, new or very obscure), and didn't work out of the box with NixOS' FHS.
> Most of the time it's anxiety.

My first thought was: you're crazy.

But then I thought deeper and as an adult I realized that there is a cost/benefit to everything that somewhat didn't exist as a child. Most of us cannot escape triggers of anxiety anymore. If you have everything you need, and complete freedom, you still can't escape the arrow of time for example.

I still think zero pressure doesn't work in the way you think it does. It's exactly something someone says when they are pre-occupied most of the time. It's wishful thinking.
On the contrary — copyrighted data industry(?) is quickly converging into copyright by appearance and not by provenance or by means. The dataset problem is kind of forgiven, but regurgitation problem continues to exist.

I think copyright as understood in IT is a bit of marsupials, that copyright is considered a property inherited by exact copies and intentional reconstructions. The criteria used in the real world is similar, but slightly different.

Also, this is going to be tone policing, but raging don’t make you right. If anything, it’ll do opposite of that.
Necessary is a stretch.

We all have heard the reports of people losing their minds on drugs and worse.

The subtle dangers are starting to believe that the fun is in the drug.

Drug enthusiasts often glue together the beliefs formed when under the effects, with the pill and chemical reaction itself.

It's not always as explicit as the hippie who preaches a transcendent drug. Often people start to glue together the internal experience of fun, with the drug, unconsciously.

Unfortunately it can subtly dull your day to day life, if you accidently over-allocate associations of fun with chems.
I'm pretty sure it's illegal to file false DMCA claims. If there's actually a lawyer involved contact the state bar association.
Drugs have an edge over any other source of pleasure. The biggest problem with opiate rehab is that nothing at all can compare in terms of pleasure they deliver.

Today you're a productive member of society, seeking pleasure and satisfaction in family, career, hobbies and curiosity, tomorrow you're an absolutely happy wreck in the corner.

No, of course not, it's all stinky emperors trying to maintain dominance.
As others have mentioned, context matters a lot. The arrested group came back from Syria (where they fought alongside YPG against ISIS) radicalised, and were monitored ever since then. Their alleged crime isn't using Signal, it's just that a French anti-terrorism law allows to be arrested for "organisation with the intent to commit terrorist acts", which the DGSI(internal intelligence services) claims a radicalised group of people calling for a revolution, using encrypted communications, having a bunch of hunting weapons and ammunition, and materials for explosives is. A big stretch on the surface, but they were monitoring them for years, so who the hell knows what else they have.

The real problem is the unlawful detention of one of the men, for which a court finally intervened and he has been freed under surveillance.
The evidence is available in the linked blog article from Data Colada, which is the real source of the story.

https://datacolada.org/109

https://datacolada.org/110
“It’s better to regret things you’ve done, than to regret things you haven’t”
> In The 1918 Flu Faded in Our Collective Memory: We Might ‘Forget’ the Coronavirus, Too.

I feel like we (including myself) have already forgotten.
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> inheritance as a means to share code is bad,

Not necessarily; if they are strongly coupled related concepts within the same module then it is perfectly fine (eg. private inheritance in C++). Here you are basically structuring for code reuse and not is-a relationship.

>inheritance as a means to leverage polymorphism is good.

This is the "standard" idea of inheritance i.e. sub-typing using Liskov Substitution Principle.

> Polymorphic classes can still share code, but this should be done using composition.

Not necessarily as a combination of the above two should make clear.
> Where are the meditation groups that aren't beholden to some religion or cult

Do we need a let me Google Scholar that for you? Meditation is intensely researched by serious people not beholden to pseudoscience.
Modal editing? Larry Tesler would not have approved https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larry_Tesler
While I suspect open coding may make the optimization a little easier, there's no reason it couldn't optimize out a slice and fixed 2-3 iteration loop with the same result.

The proposal's real conclusion was "the decision cannot be resolved by empirical data or technical arguments."
The argument is not that you'd run your IDE on the AR device (although there's people who will want to do that).

The point is that you can hack the device to run your software, or distribute your software so that it's easy for others to use it as well, but not both.
Hmm. It seems to me that the switch from still life to impressionism was due to a change in the goal.

With study vs drugs, the goal is still the same: find out why we're here. Since there isn't a goal change, it's not clear there should be a strategy change.
You didn’t actually address the point I raised about why C is hard to justify for that reason.

Besides, a strong type system also forces you to think about the design of your code, and demonstrably leads to more reliable results, on an industry-wide basis.
> Meditation comes from a religious context

I have seen no evidence of this. Many religious practices involve meditation. But they also commonly involve song; it doesn’t follow that singing comes from a religious context.
I find Ruby very good at gluing togheter multiple parts or for quick prototyping someting.

The metaprogramming is just too good.
The law doesn't say being suspicious is criminal, but that organising with the intent to commit terrorism is, and that's what the prosecutor's will have to prove.

The real, actual problem is the unlawful detention.

> And, amongst other things, using Signal and Linux with the encryption-on settings are explicitly listed as some of the things making them suspicious in the eyes of the law.

In combination with other things, and in this article there are quotes from interrogations which explicitly ask "have you organised illegal activities through encrypted chat communications".
JOOQ is cool!

What do you mean by "better type safety"?

Kysely's ecosystem has 2 codegen libraries:

kysely-codegen introspects the database directly.

prisma-kysely generates types based on Prisma schemas.
The works of Alan Watts (starting with The Book: On the Taboo Against Knowing Who You Are) helped me see outside of Western religions and philosophies. It led me to explore many other perspectives on this amazing planet and its people, and to more completely trusting my intuitions.
This feels like romanticizing the past. There are plenty of people today writing articles that claim to be taking a “scientific, serious approach” to, say, astral projection and people who will casually discuss such topics over coffee.
You're wrong and probably mistaking these terms with copyleft and permissive licenses. Both of these kinds of licenses are both Free Software and Open Source.

In practice, pretty much every Open Source license is also Free Software license and vice versa (there are some very nitpicky exceptions, but I guarantee they're not where you'd expect them to be).
Part of the guidelines is also to assume best intent: my point was not about paywall (which was admittedly a bad and superfluous excuse, yet I care not to expend time on it further).

My intent was to highlight an inconsistency in naming a skill with a negative connotation (dishonesty). How can I more explicitly direct the conversation to why is this skill a "dishonesty expertise" (or rather, an "expert on (ethics and) dishonesty")?

I still believe my actual point is "intellectually curious". What other skills are there that are like this? Is there a bad-at-sewing expert who's actually good at sewing?
I live in Finland, and people take their shoes off in their homes almost universally.

At the office? It's about 50/50. Some people work in their socks, some have indoor-slippers.

In my previous two companies I'd take my shoes off every day when entering the office, leaving them in the handy shoe-racks near the entrance.

In my current job I admit I tend to keep them on, but that's largely because I'm smoking more than usually and putting my boots back on and off multiple times gets annoying in an office environment.
You may like ruby-docs.org, it’s well designed and good if you want to lookup something to be sure.
I've been avoiding it because I'm lazy, not because I think it's a bad idea
I think that's not quite accurate. I remembere there were some experiments where wheel had a counterspinning weight attached to nullify its momentum and the bicycle still mostly worked as usual.
> and is being prosecuted as passionately as self defence killings often are.

Citation needed of self-defence killings im France being prosecuted passionately and unfairly.
If you want to make it easy for high schoolers, just don't use java in the first place...
> Let's get BCI -- the end-all, be-all of humanity -- properly off to the races. Invasively or not, get these thoughts out of the rotting confines of our skulls.

For what (ultimate) purpose? What's the end goal here? The brain already is a computer. What do you think moving its contents to a different type of computer will accomplish?

Besides kicking off just another "think even faster", "calculate even better", "remember even more" rat race, that is.
Any similar but updated so it includes new festures Ractors?
They can't, but they could do something like GRSecurity, saying that they would end their contract with / stop giving anybody who distributes it further updates.
I have never encountered a form of meditation that wasn’t heavily inspired by a religious context, most often Vedic traditions or Buddhism. Can you give an example of a historically completely secular form of meditation?
It’s a fairly recent thing though
> hoping life becomes a little easier

If I was going to be taking meds I would be hoping life becomes a LOT easier, considering the risks to disrupting the body's natural equilibrium. You should be very cautious of any drugs, especially mind-altering that must be taken frequently.
I would argue that’s a very good example of why it’s a bad law.

The intent is good, but what are we talking about here? This law, the “Digital Millennium Copyright Act”, used to pull down content that is effectively an invasion of privacy? How do those things at all intersect?

It’s too broad and too able to be abused. Laws should be very precise and narrow.

Regarding privacy, we should have laws on the books to protect one’s privacy in cases where the public as no interest of import.
> That's quite a chauvinistic attitude to take -- and ignores the complex history of linguistic diversity in Ukraine.

> No linguistic expression should be banned anywhere, period, full stop.

The point is moot anyway as Russian is not banned in Ukraine, even as Russia is actively invading it.
If the goal is to study how consciousness works, then yeah, drugs might be useful.

But I'm not sure that's useful for answering the question of why we exist, why the universe exists.
Care to share what some of those tools are? :)
I'm in my thirties and I've never even heard of that show. I'm from Sweden, by the way.
I've used Next.js quite a bit, but once I tried SvelteKit, I never looked back. One of the things I built with it is https://landing.gallery/
Having lived in Japan, I doubt Prime has any delivery time avantage there. Next day (and sometimes same day if you live in a large city) is standard for pretty much all online fulfilment as far as I could tell.
Where are these impressions that you’re talking about? I haven’t seen anyone legitimate talk about using it.
So what you're saying is, I need to set up an IPFS gateway and populate it with lots of videos that I hold the copyright for, which happen to have names that match commonly-pirated movies?

I wonder if they bother to download them to check? Hours and hours of bars and tone...
Stable Diffusion models to Core ML with 6-bit palettization to run on iPhone/Mac
I agree that you can _imagine_ that FILE and DIR are objects, you can imagine they have behaviour, you can apply your OOP mental model to procedural code.

But it all breaks down the moment you add a function that operates on the internals of both FILE and DIR, because this function doesn't belong to any one object. And if you don't notice it, you keep thinking FILE and DIR are objects, when in fact they're not (a method can't "belong" to two objects, at least as far as objects are perceived in the software world).

In short, I can agree that it's possible to write C with a OOP mindset. But (let's call it) imaginary OOP may not be actual OOP (as when enforced by the C++ compiler).
Mathematical representation of A-bar / A' - this is the complement of the set A? That should probably be `~A` and not `!A` for the bitboard operation. The logical negation would not give you the desired results, instead you want the bitwise negation (`~A`).
These are before tax??
But again, in that time you’d have made a ton of money.

Being too terrified to do something because you might be too successful is just missed opportunity
Erm, I sleep nude with nothing covering me at that temp.

68F is warm.

Where I live 68F is July highs.

I often sleep at 60F with a very thin cotton sheet.

Why do you erroneously think you would die? Your body can easily heat you the same when asleep, as awake.

You must be from a place that gets hot.

You know many Canadians wear shorts at 50F, right?
If i go to the website it looks like a service for porn producers like only fans to trigger DMCA to porn sites. So why are you coming with this story when the business model is something else. I guess to promote your site.
Our earliest written records mention meditation within religious contexts. Both predate history. All modern organised practices of meditation derive from religious sources, but organised practices of meditation is a subset of meditation—mindfully training attention and awareness to achieve “a mentally clear and emotionally calm and stable state” [1]. (Seen another way: almost all our historical sources about medicine mention it in a religious context. That doesn’t mean medicine comes from religion.)

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meditation
> Wouldn't a sober study of the universe and history be more effective?

What does “effective” mean in this context?
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How is this[1] diagram built? I have seen this font in quite a few places.

[1]https://claudioholanda.ch/assets/blog/en/0003/1.svg
> Also, "Gravity is 9.8 m/s^2 on Earth." Not a story a but definitely true and explainable to the average person.

I'd say that there's a huge story hidden in this simple statement.

Of attraction, universality, measurements, relativity, degrees of truth.

Also it's not technically true because gravitational acceleration varies with height and geology.
The universal declaration of human rights might be naive politically, that is true, but another topic and then it must be true for every civil liberty people fight for.

I am not American, although I am kind fond of the US for their focus on freedom, which is a strong requirement for any liberty as well.
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draw.io if I'm not mistaken !
I've seen this in search results where there is a promoted top result. I've never seen it while navigating, and I use it daily.

A quick search confirms that they do exist so I wonder if they're not rolled out, or potential non legal, in Europe.
Software Kingdoms: On economic principles, free and OSS, and paywalls
It's understandable yet sad that actively fighting against reactionnary movements puts you on a watchlist. Freedom fighters being equated to terrorists once again...
> the goal is to study how consciousness works

I’m not advocating for or against the use of mind-altering substances. But a scientist with two microscopes is going to have an edge over one who dogmatically subscribes to their one and only favourite. Even something as simple as observing the sky turns on knowledge of the failure of our neuro-optical pathways qua optical illusions.
They have locator beacons size of a thermos (that ping powerfully using particular frequencies) which they fit on flights etc... i believe some can be received a couple miles+ down in good conditions like are seeing now.
Even single doses of acid are enough to change your outlook on life _substantially_. Imagine running a db migration on prod while it's live and you have no backups.

This is what consousness tinkering with drugs is like.
In figma you set the export options for different layers (say png of x resolution, and svg), and you can export them all at once. Unless I am missing something, this should solve your problem.
You are right if you believe there is an absolute answer that is true for everyone.

If you are looking for an answer that makes sense in relation to your specific context, your life, your consciousness, then drugs might be useful.
I never got the impression that the developers had an attitude. The discussion I've seen has been mostly people making demands or saying Helix will fail if it doesn't support AI tool integration right now, but none of the devs are interested in using that kind of tooling with Helix, so they don't implement it.
When they have poked fun at someone, it has been because that someone is very quick to demand the feature, but unwilling to submit a PR.

There is an open PR for getting copilot support, though it's currently just a hotfix and likely won't be accepted into core. You can still patch your own version and compile it.
Thanks for sharing, this just blew my mind.

Interesting, after fast forwarding through the follow-up videos it got less impressive. The way it was integrated into the house was jaw dropping.
Yeah, this would be the one I guess.

The lecture in question took place in late '94 or early '95, in the UK -- so four or five years before that telling.
Another good trick here is to do two measurements. Once with a light on your bot aimed at the line on, and once with it off. Taking the difference between these measurements will fairly reliably reject ambient lighting.

Of course getting that to work with all-analog hardware is left as an exercise to the reader.
If you are more interested in best cities by digital nomads, I much prefer nomadlist [1]. Main criteria is safety, cost, internet, fun. You can also add additional filters.

[1] https://nomadlist.com/safe-exceptional-places
the more I have to do, the less I finish

It’s interesting that we know and appreciate that there will be more work tomorrow and next week, but when you see it in advance, it pushes you to the bed.

One thing that [somewhat] helps me with it is breaking down the next thing into a list of pretty trivial tasks on paper, while leaving the rest at where it came from. Makes you focus on what’s here and now. Out of sight, out of mind. Doesn’t work 100% but helps a little if I manage to forget the rest enough.
France did not support the genocide, they just didn't do much at all apart from accepting refugies, also confirmed by more recent declassified papers.
Not true.

The basic idea behind "Inheritance" is simple and can be understood by all programmers. Its realization through various language features and their combinations is what makes it somewhat confusing. Once explained and practiced with discipline, inheritance is very powerful.

See my other comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36428689

See also: https://thevaluable.dev/guide-inheritance-oop/
This is a circular argument: "X is not Y because it moved on. Why one says it has moved on? Because we see X is not Y anymore"
I actually agree with you on that. Eugenics, genetic modification of embryos, transhumanism, radical social policies, and many related topics are likewise taboo, and most people wouldn't dare to even mention such ideas in polite company.
I tried using GA the other day. I was surprised how terrible the UI/UX was. I would literally rather have no idea how many visitors I have instead of using this tool. Google never fails to disappoint.
> Standards-based is really the only thing that challenges react these days

I feel like Vue would be a better fit for this role, especially since now they have a Composition API that's as pleasant to use as React, except that they do lifecycle hooks better than React (no messing about with dependency arrays): https://vuejs.org/guide/extras/composition-api-faq.html

There's also Pinia which is a lot simpler than trying to use Redux, it's closer to MobX: https://pinia.vuejs.org/

There are also plenty of component libraries, like PrimeVue: https://primevue.org/

Seriously, the only actual complaint I have about Vue is that the 2 to 3 migration wasn't all that pleasant (albeit not as painful as what Python dealt with hah).

Oh and for more complex use cases (like what Next provides), there is Nuxt: https://nuxt.com/
That may be how it works but that doesnt make it fair.
And that’s the tradeoff of using a globe, whereas the tradeoff of the Peters projection is that the map is distorted in various ways, and the tradeoff of Mercator is that the map is distorted in other ways.

Which is why that West Wing clip is, frankly, pretentious, because it doesn’t discuss the negatives of Peters, wrongly implies that it’s “the” correct way to view the world, and makes no mention of other major projections, or even a globe.

Choice of map projection is all about context. Peters is sensible in a particular context; Mercator in another; a globe in another. My usual projection of choice is Albers, which is typically great for the continental US, but I probably wouldn’t use it so much if I regularly made maps of other places!
This contradicts your singing example, since not all singing derives from religious sources, so why bring it up? You are making the same point as me right now: all modern meditation comes from religious sources
You might like Obsidian. It fits this mental model very well, and is all local.
I used to do exactly what you mention, and having a better interface now, but without lock in to a company has worked very well for me.
To those who come across this, ignore the ableist bullshit. ADHD medications are generally very effective. The biggest side effect is the asinine stigma they bring from people with zero understanding of ADHD or basic biochemistry.
Unlikely they download them. Video embeds ads not copyright infringement as far as I understand since they give the tube site permission to display their work and broadly show it wherever they want. Still got dmcas.
And so, then along came cameras. So now why should anyone bother with art at all, wouldn't sober photographs taken by cameras more effective at depicting reality?

(No offense to photographers.)

Not all of life is about being more effective and efficient all the time. Sometimes it's worthwhile to see things in a different way, and to open up new ideas.
I would trade it all away for mental stability. These questions have been torture for me
Wasn't there a time when French FidoNet could not exchange zipped mail, because that would be considered encryption? Maybe my memory is inventing things though.