skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Once you're exercising (training) a lot then it starts to feel like you need to do it, and you need to do enough of it and do it in the right way. I'm a cyclist, and I know that I'm grumpy/irritable/depressed if I haven't ridden. If I have a particularly tough session to do that day it can sometimes feel like a weight around my neck.
I've read sudoku bing good exercise to avoid early deterioration as you age--use it or lose it. I find Go (board game) to be more interesting and develops a lot of cross-transferable skills outside of only games or memory. Playing StarCraft 2 is also a fun(?) way of maintaining speed.
Horses are not extinct.
Without evidence, I'll suggest that this is an oversimplification. In a model where boys require masculine modeling from older, adult figures, "absent fathers" are most an issue when a boy's regularly-accessible social unit has been whittled down to the nuclear family. That seems to be a crisis in-and-of-itself. When I look at socially-successful men, they often have had multiple older men in their lives to model themselves after - usually grandparents, uncles, teachers, etc., on top of their father (or in lieu of). This is two-fold redundant, in creating fallbacks for both a central father figure and in skills or traits which that figure may lack.

I think this is important because the "absent father" is often used as an excuse, when it rather represents the last breached line in a long list of failures of society, which have ripped boys from the men who would look after them.

(I admit that there's likely some who won't like hearing this, as it cuts against the grievances of those who find pride in specific fatherhood ("I will raise MY child.") and see society's manner, or the dissolving of the nuclear family into a larger community unit, as working against that.)
I bet old.reddit doesn't last 3 more months at the rate things are going.
Men have a place. They’re necessary for the continuing existence of Ukrainian society, and the nation itself. Women know what a good man is, and search it out — and so if you are a good man, you will be fine on that front. You can be terribly un-ideal by modern sensibilities, but if you are a reliable man that can provide for his woman, and the family — you have done your job.

The corollary is that if you do not fit into the men “mold,” you will not prosper. Most men in the Western countries would not have a place in Ukraine or any slavic country (except as an ATM) — because the values needed to be internalized are at odds with more polite societies.

This is true in much of Russia outside Moscow, St. Petersburg, etc. (the more metropolitan and “Western decadent” parts of Russia).
I have been to many industrial sites, and oil/gas/diesel tanks have been above ground. Some had bollards to block physical bumps. Many had spill containment knee walls.

There are probably regulations depending on type of tank and contents to allow these private tanks. Above ground does make identification of a leak more rapid.
A shame they still haven’t implemented the ability to target iCloud.
I live in the Netherlands, we still call it mountain biking because of the bike but yeah... [0]. Mostly it gets technical on single tracks. Not nearly as dangerous as in real mountains I presume. This is typical: [1]

[0] https://dutchreview.com/culture/history/netherlands-flat/

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0_MNbdrHEA
People seem to disregard that a disproportionally large part of autism spectrum is also made up by boys.

Nothing would make me more miserable than shoving PE up my throat on account that I got to 'need' it. It was the worst part of my school and uni days, which in turn was the worst part of my life, period.

The assumption that boys are all extroverted, physically active and agressive is a big part of the problem.
Synology has nice support for time machine backups. Very easy to set up in DSM.
I can't agree with that. More sophisticated algorithms don't necessarily have to make things worse. In fact I think the opposite is true. Simple algorithms are the ones most likely to fail catastrophically because they are made for a certain range of access patterns.

You don't always know the workload beforehand and can pick the appropriate cache policy. Workloads can even change during runtime.

I haven't seen a simple cache algorithm that performs well in every workload and I believe any that wants to succeed needs to incorporate different sub-algorithms for different workloads and be adaptive.
This plays out at all levels. I felt extremely insulted just a few days ago when my youngest’s preschool held a gathering to celebrate their “graduation” to pre-school.

At least 4 times mothers were called on to step forward— once to have a song sung to them, another to receive a flower, etc. Fathers were not mentioned at all.

This prompted me to look around, get a rough sense of the distribution… Counting the kids & counting the male attendees, I can’t say for sure that all were fathers but it roughly balanced the # of kids.
Hence the '/have to', I'm not saying they philosophically or morally 'should' - I'm not commenting on that at all - I'm saying they have a duty to 'maximise shareholder value', a legal obligation to owners to (aim to) make as much money for them as possible, basically.

A privately owned company can do as it (that is: its owner(s) without state oversight) wishes.

--

If you want me to comment on the philosophy or morals of it though, I suppose I think 'meh, whatever' - a private company is free to spring up and compete, free of public shareholders and free to maximise customer satisfaction instead. Of course it's easy to say 'free to spring up', and really there are all sorts of barriers to entry in many almost monopolistic markets, but that's rather a separate issue I think - it's just as much an issue for any less customer-oriented, perhaps public or wannabe public, company trying to compete.
The article really has 0 to do with insomnia. The title is definitely misleading. It’s about the author putting words to things he couldn’t before (like smells).
Why yes. I believe you ARE the only one.

PornHub has articles? Why didn't I hear about this? Next thing you'll be telling me: they do reviews of Scotch, cigars, and cool Scandinavian furniture.
From the way Miles responded to the question, he wasn't in the least fazed by it. Why should you be? (BTW the term 'Negro' had an entirely different connotation and sound at that time than it does today, as mentioned elsewhere in this thread. Also, it may help to consider who the interviewer was).
No you should buy the book
NAL. According to some youtubers I have seen who ran into this sort of frivolous claim, you can apparently send counter-notifications to those people, and that sets up some liability on their side if their DMCA takedown was indeed frivolous and they continue to pursue it. It does seem like a lot of work to send all those counter-notifications, though.
The idea that everyone involved in the economic system of app development simply lacks moral character is a pretty weak take. Most apps/companies exist within a capitalistic framework. They likely wouldn’t exist without early external capital providing upfront funding for R&D.

In your mind, who should bear the cost of building and maintaining large services like Instagram?
In what sense is it 'debunked'? I'm not aware of a meme nor trying to be funny.
You can also blacklist guzzoni.apple.com in /etc/hosts and/or dns for a belt and suspenders approach.
yes thanks, edited
Surprised to see this downvoted. Both men and women are told that their bodies are wrong. Maybe using different words, but still.

That said, gym and sports (typically recommended to men) seem healthier to me than starving (typically recommended to women).
Shouldn’t the title be “with rehtm?”
In fact it's quite opposite. App directory has lot of quirks that I learnt building in it after experience in react. Just after using it for two weeks I found there is no global 404, you can't use things like window and document, server components are close to useless where you can't even read cookies in server component(you can't read it in client component in server as well even though next has it), it's better to stay away of API routes, you can't use environment variables in prod but you could use in dev, you could easily trip yourself by using 'next/router' instead of 'next/navigation' etc.
Petra is another one that comes to mind
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Reveal.js – HTML presentations made easy - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8577732 - Nov 2014 (1 comment)

Creating a RevealJS Deck with AngularJS, Leap Motion and GoInstant - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6668436 - Nov 2013 (5 comments)

Reveal.js - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6450223 - Sept 2013 (50 comments)

Reveal.js - HTML Presentation Framework - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4458962 - Aug 2012 (2 comments)

Beautiful CSS 3D Slideshow - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3383673 - Dec 2011 (13 comments)
> Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.

Sorry, this false dichotomy is one of my pet peeves. It should read "Never attribute to something that which is adequately explained by something else."
2.5 hours a week is insanely low for any young person in good health. I'm positive that at least 8-12 hours of determined, physically intensive training compared to a measly 2.5 hours of "exercise" per week will do a hell of a lot better for anyone's mental health than treating the usage of one's body as somehow secondary to the "knowledge based" work we're all forced to do to make a decent living in modern society.
The quoted paper in the article is from a psychiatrist with a PhD in philosophy debating to himslef whether "maleness is a genetic disorder." He spends the whole article talking about how boys get sick more often than girls, which is only true until puberty at which point the opposite is true. He then shifts to life expectancy and suicide. So if we define being "fragile" as "shorter life excpectany" then "the human male is, on most measures, more vulnerable than the female," as he says. By all sensible messures, however, the claim is otherwise false. For example, "the prevalence of major depressive episode was higher among adult females (10.5%) compared to males (6.2%)"[0]. Of course, males are also stronger than females.

[0]https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/statistics/major-depression
"Toxic mascilinity" is a canard, and unless that father figure was an actual man respected by other men, they were probably just in search of a hit of narcissistic supply (or worse) from a child in need. Some agony aunt of whatever sex that's always around when the chips are down because it makes them feel needed is a just another predator.

The best way to raise boys is to become a good man.
Why not `.config`?
Some communications between hams are no more than call signs, signal reports, and 73s (“best regards”, ending the QSO (conversation)). This is useful for things like satellite communications, which are very time-limited opportunities for making contacts.
The IEEE has no power to stop people from doing things. It's a professional society, not a licensing/regulatory body.
Firefox displays this warning message...
Deceptive site ahead

Firefox blocked this page because it may trick you into doing something dangerous like installing software or revealing personal information like passwords or credit cards.

Advisory provided by Google Safe Browsing
Yup!!

When I criticize Google, or some other company, I am not forgetting that they are motivated by making money.
Sure, but with reddit,their pattern is to push you to their app.

If they were just trying to wrangle a user into a simple adnetwork proposition, _why can't they do that with a webapp_.

It's because they want far more privacy invasive features.
Dark Sun Online [1] was released nearly a year before UO, and was a graphic MMO. UO was certainly better in most (all?) respects. Which is why it has an enduring legacy, but it was only one of the first, not the first.

Neverwinter Nights[2], is arguably a much earlier MMO, running from 1991 to 1997 on AOL.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_Sun_Online:_Crimson_San...

[2]https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neverwinter_Nights_(1991_vid...
Yeah this is as pointless as every "life hack" on YouTube. Haven't you been able to Time Machine backup to any HFS-formatted sparse bundle since forever? Located on literally ANY samba server - Windows, Linux, or ye olde NAS. I have personally done this for years. I don't get the novelty here unless you're into the "I built a submarine with parts I got off eBay" angle.
It's just sad that such a great tech like QR's has caused you so much pain
> I don't think artificial turnover is the solution.

I didn’t see this being suggested in the parent post.
That they focus so heavily on distribution of the images e.g. "premade" deepfakes.

The issue is that it is becoming so trivial to generate imagery that no distribution is necessary, unless we consider powerful image generation tools to be akin to munitions of some sort and ban those too.
I imagine that would be a little better. Last time I went mountain biking was in Sedona, AZ - extremely stressful. You're biking up narrow mountain passes, and if you fall, decent chance you fall directly onto a cactus. I'm a clumsy guy, and I prefer for the consequences for my clumsiness to be like spillage, not impalement.
Mind sharing which games on the quest you find yourself returning to?
The question definitely seems odd by today’s standards but it’s worth noting that the interviewer is Alex Haley, who was himself Black.
I'd just try to get rid of you as fast as possible. kicking you out if needed.

You can be doing all this nonsense to an owner serving you.
I climb, but I doubt 5% of hacker news does. In fact, among software engineers (few of whom rock climb in my experience), I suspect the ones who climb are less likely to be on HN
Seems like a fair question. He wasn't suggesting that it was wrong to be sensitive, he's just trying to learn about a man's history and whether it was a lifelong thing or if some particular incident had made him sensitive to it.
Sure, that is the list of the most expensive (and famous) works of art in the world. That kind of stuff getting stolen is actual news. The modus operandi here is supposed to be hitting small rural museums for whatever happens to catch the thief's fancy, and nobody even realizing that the thefts are happening. Sure, I'll buy that could happen if stealing minor pieces. But with pieces worth $10 million? Come on.
Basic Authentication Header Generator
I think you can as it has both left and right sidebars. All settings, plugins, themes get saved in a dot subfolder from your starting point, so you can replicate that layout for other vaults if you want.

I like highly minimal interfaces, so I modded mine with the Border theme and few CSS snippets so it looks like this:
https://cldup.com/LAeiG4q2ED.jpeg
> Should then boys be competing against women of the same age given what we know?

In a perfect world, education would not be a competition at all. Everyone would proceed at their own pace, differently in different subjects.

And maybe at the end, where would still be a certification of people who mastered something versus people who didn't. But we would not freak out so much about whether someone understood something e.g. at the age of 12, instead of 13 or 14. The important thing should be that at some age they did.
Htpasswd Generator
It’s fairly trivial to detect bad data, especially when you know what good data looks like. And once you’re in, they can still get useful data even if you lied.
An ideal combo is submission wrestling combined with BJJ, you'll find MMA gyms train this way.

As someone who used to train at an MMA gym, going to a pure BJJ gym is weird because yeah, I'll shrimp out, get up to my feet, and my training partner is sitting there on their knees waiting for me to re-engage and my first thought is "this would be a great time for a kick to that completely unprotected noggin right there..."

Of course once on the ground, the BJJ peeps dominate, which is what UFC spent 3 decades demonstrating!
> We are learning more about mind body connections and this is very not true...

We are RE-learning. Look at all the "new science" on psychedelics. Or gut bacteria. Etc.

I'm not sure what the bottleneck is...we did not evolve to sit all day, inside, at desk, gazing into screens. It really is *that* simple.

p.s. While nothing revolutionary new per se "The Comfort Crisis" by Michael Easter goes a solid job making the case for "this is where we came from, stop thinking where we are is compatible."
Assurancetourix is the bard.
Yeah I imagine those tape versions will add more to the fan version. I have listened to the lo-fi original for many years
Probably the two most common and simplest are Barnes and Cressman interpolation (see [1] for a modern implementation of Barnes), which use inverse distance weighting to combine observations within a neighborhood. An improvement to these techniques frequently used to grid statistical weather forecasts is the BCDG method (see [2]).

The core idea of any objective analysis/interpolation scheme is that you model spatial relationships with some sort of function. Kriging exemplifies this - you fit a spatial covariance model and use that to predict values in the far field, using combinations of nearby values. I don't really have a good link or textbook reference at arms reach, but you can quickly re-frame this entire interpolation problem as a data assimilation one where you're attempting to approximate a solution to some 2D or 3D field using sparsely sampled observations; in the weather world, the Real-time Mesoscale Analysis used in the USA is a good example of a system which hybridizes a weather model and observations to create a high-resolution analysis [3].

A problem arises when the field you're analyzing can have shocks or variability much smaller than the scale that you're able to measure from your network. A front is a great example - across a front, temperature and wind direction will change over a very small distance, but most interpolation schemes will smear this out. The problem is that you really do care about that front and its location - that's where the interesting weather happens!

> And where does someone get high-resolution priors from?

A high-resolution weather forecast model, which uses physics to simulate the atmosphere and produce reference states. 3-km forecasts are readily and easily available in the US.

> Are you saying that companies have gone out and done a one-time mapping of temperature etc. at a e.g. 1-mile grid across the US?

No, this probably wouldn't be useful. Especially because we get a ~1-km mapping of lower troposphere temperatures from geostationary weather satellites every 10-15 minutes across the entire globe. May not be exactly "surface temperature", but it tells you a whole lot about high-frequency variability in temperature fields.

[1]: https://gmd.copernicus.org/preprints/gmd-2022-116/gmd-2022-1...
[2]: https://journals.ametsoc.org/view/journals/wefo/24/2/2008waf...
[3]: https://journals.ametsoc.org/view/journals/wefo/26/5/waf-d-1...
Err… what? So people with abusive or absent dads should just forgive and love them?
What is Microsoft like now? How are people evaluated and compensated?

I assume not everyone gets the same salary/bonus, so what criteria do they use to decide who gets what?

[I'm not doubting stack ranking sucks--I was at Microsoft 2005-2011--I'm just wondering how they fixed it.]
> though we would have preferred a managed solution

We completely agree here, which is why we initially started out with our managed cloud offering, Warrant Cloud[1]. While Zanzibar is powerful, operating it with solid latency/availability can be quite challenging.

[1] https://warrant.dev/
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It also doesn't help if you're looking at a screen shot.
One of the most amazing comments I've seen on HN. Thank you for sharing this!
A gateway is a bridge from http to ipfs. Not all nodes are gateways.
The observation that stupidity and incompetence is more common than malice (by many degrees) is correct. It's not a true logical dichotomy, it's just a saying.
Not even joking: isn't that was a romantic relationship is? What is this fear of becoming dependent on your partner? If I didn't need a partner then I would remain single. Isn't love a form of dependency?

I think this very modern fear of being dependent on your partner emerged of late because of the way sexual liberalism eroded the security of romantic relationships. Nothing means anything anymore and your partner can leave you at any moment, therefore you have to somehow remain completely independent while leading a relationship.

But at the same time, to truly open yourself and love someone you have to become somewhat dependent on them.
I have a Raspberry Pi running Pi-hole and Time Machine, making that little board probably the best value piece of tech I've ever owned. https://saschaeggi.medium.com/use-a-raspberry-pi-4-for-time-... is what I followed.
> Ultimately, why not simply compute it and give the user a warning that the local measurement isn't compatible with proper AQI measurement?

You totally could, but in practice it doesn't always or obviously lead to a positive user experience our outcome.
Your standard, built-in camera app should be able to scan QR codes...
Drop the folder into Nextcloud.
No idea, the user didn't specify at the time. (The range is part of a PI block within former class C space, if it's relevant.)
Can anyone who's taken a close look at both Zanzibar and Amazon's IAM compare and contrast them?
I'm going to use this should I ever let Pornhub into my history and get caught.

"I go there for the articles"
That sounds like a fascinating journey that I'd love to read; have you written anything about it? I'm a born-and-raised software engineer (read: meat mecha mindset), but I recently became interested in dance when I moved to Brazil as many people there have this unconscious connection with dance and their body that I envy. In my case, I'm dimly aware of that non-verbal channel you mentioned, but I struggle to comminicate on it and - if I'm being honest - doing so makes me feel vulnerable and awkward.
This sounds like they're not really taking into account boys needs, with the idea that we shouldn't be "gendered" when relating to them.

This made me think of Andrew Tate, who is a douchebag, but has a huge following with young men, apparently because he has found a way to appeal to them emotionally. Anyone who is looking at how to push boys in the right direction should look at what appeals to them and meet them where they are, not try to push some idea of emotional help that will only preach to the choir, which is what I see society doing. I definitely agree this role is best filled by fathers.
I moved to Tokyo (And how I decided to leave the Bay Area)
If you want to reduce the pressure on boys to do X, then calling X an "(adjective) masculinity" is exactly the wrong way to go.

Things that are bad, just call them collectively "toxic behavior", without reminding the boys that this is the stuff that they are not supposed - but also kinda supposed - to do. You may also include some toxic behaviors stereotypically attributed to women, to make it obvious that we are criticizing bad behavior in general, not just a specific sex.
The Missing Letter in 'MVP'
There's a 5:1 male:female suicide rate in my home country. This has been going on for decades. "Temporarily" saying "men suck" doesn't help.
Toxic masculinity means something very specific, i.e. surpressing emotions other then anger and rage.

I don't think it's fair to equate that to "men bad".
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