skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A company I worked for did worse than stack system:

This company has many buses. And it started to measure every movement of the bus maintenance team (with the help of a consultancy). How long does it take to remove the engine? 1 hour. And the wheels? After that, they made a calculation and fired "unnecessary employees".

The remaining people couldn't do the job, it wasn't possible. An engine with a bad bolt is much harder to remove, easily doubling time.

In the end, a steering rod broke, killing the driver and others on the bus.

Nobody was arrested, nothing happened.

My experience in several companies... led me to create the theory (or have I read it somewhere?) of Entrepreneurial Theater.

All the methodologies I was forced to work on basically didn't work, someone with power wanted to do that because they did.
Those who do well in this theater are not good employees, they are the ones who perform best in the current play.
YES EXACTLY.

I keep myself in the interviewing loop at my company because I actually enjoyed the process when I joined. It was conversations over “executable” solutions. Now, we kick out so many candidates that can’t get a coded, running solution in the 45 minute slot.

I have tried so many times to explain the WILD asymmetry going on. That for us, we just have to interview the next candidate. To them, they have the enormous pressure of “if I can’t do this exercise then I have no income, no health insurance, no security.”

That’s unfair.
It isn’t either/or. It’s cumulative.

Joseph Campbell emphasized the idea of the “second father.” A mentor who takes a young man further than his father can.

A father has to love you, but the second fathers love has to be earned. Think NCOs in the military, coaches, sensais in martial arts.

We aren’t just missing fathers, we’re missing second fathers.

Not many people would describe a gunny sergeant, or football coach, or the guy who runs the local Karate America as a second father.

If you include foremen, clergy, and union bosses as second fathers, a man living in 1960 could expect to spend his entire life under the tutelage of second fathers.

Traditionally masculine institutions like the military, workplace, and churches have renounced their “second family” status, and tried desperately to feminize to appeal to women.

What sorts of institutions offer “second fathers” to young men now? Predatory ones, like far-right groups. And some sports.

Edit: there are plenty of institutions that market themselves as second families - tech companies for example. But they tend to eschew masculine gender roles.
> All of my hosts are named after pokémon, and use their pokédex number as the last byte in their IP addresses -- except for one host, which gets the .0

So, if you're sufficiently enthusiastic about Pokémon, you can do the DNS and reverse DNS in your head? :-)
For a sec there I thought I was reading a preview of a new season of "The Expanse."
That's why you use libreddit instead of the official Reddit site
https://github.com/libreddit/libreddit
"1 hour ago"

As an Australian this is actually a lot better for me.

If there's a time like "10:43am" I have no idea whether that's UTC , my timezone, or some American timezone.

You could argue that they should put the timezone there, but they don't, or they will but only for American TZ.

and I don't want to dig around my profile settings to find it.

Even hacker News is relative. I know that I am responding 34 minutes after your post.
Details of hidden files opened by Debian's update-ca-certificates:

https://egbert.net/blog/articles/ca-certificates-rebuild-on-...

/etc/ca-certificates.conf file

/usr/share/ca-certificates/* directory

/usr/share/ca-certificates/mozilla/* directory

/usr/share/ca-certificates// directory

/usr/local/share/ca-certificates/* directory

/usr/local/share/ca-certificates// directory

/etc/ssl/certs directory
$CWD/<all-certs-read-before> files

/usr/lib/ssl/openssl.cnf file

/etc/ca-certificates/update.d directory

/etc/ca-certificates/update.d/jks-keystore directory

/etc/default/cacerts directory

/etc/java-11-openjdk/security/nss.cfg file

/usr/share/ca-certificates-java directory

/usr/lib/jvm/java-11-openjdk-amd64/lib/jvm.cfg file

/usr/share/ca-certificates-java/ca-certificates-java.jar file

/etc/ca-certificates/update.d/mono-keystore directory

/etc/mono/4.5/machine.config file

/etc/mono/assemblies/cert-sync/cert-sync.config file

/etc/mono/assemblies/Mono.Security/Mono.Security.config file

/etc/mono/assemblies/mscorlib/mscorlib.config file

/etc/mono/assemblies/System/System.config file

/etc/mono/config file

/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt file

$HOME/.mono/config file

/usr/lib/mono/4.5/cert-sync.exe.config file

/usr/lib/mono/4.5/cert-sync.exe.config file

/usr/lib/mono/4.5/mscorlib.dll.config file

/usr/lib/mono/gac/Mono.Security/4.0.0.0_0738eb9f132ed765/Mono.Security.dll.config file

/usr/lib/mono/gac/System/4.0.0.0__b77a5c561934e089/System.dll.config file

/usr/share/.mono/certs/Trust/ski-*.cer file

/usr/share/.mono/certs/new-certs/XXXXXXXX.0 file

$CWD/openssl EXECUTABLE!!! (why look in $CWD?)

/usr/bin/openssl

/usr/local/bin/openssl

/usr/local/sbin/openssl

/usr/sbin/openssl (VERY STRANGE ordering of /usr/[local/][s]bin/
I write these blog posts for primarily for myself, and hopefully because somebody might find them useful. I claim no novelty, there are no ads, no traffic tracking, there is no intention whatsoever to make money from it.

But if my posts irritate some jerk on the Internet who has nothing better to do than spread negativity, then that’s definitely a nice unintended benefit.

Do you need a hug?
No, they saw it correctly — in a world where Russia could not join NATO (Putin claims he was rejected), the threat was persistent and something had to be done with it. The biggest mistake of Putin was to rely on fake intelligence data and fake army to start the war, showing that he had only the visibility of control in recent years which was carefully created by puppet media and his own administration. A dictator in control would plan a war, not a takeover. A democratic leader would just apply for NATO and EU membership according to the procedure and work hard on improving the relationships with neighbors.
I take the money I would have wasted on supplements and eat a nice salad every day for lunch or dinner.
(For people who are unfamiliar with this, see RFC 3021.)
I love heavy compound lifts, but find it does something different than cardio. I get maximum benefit when I do both.
At least a couple of them are unambiguously programs (despite being defined in config formats). And many of the others are configs which allow program formats, which could hypothetically do arbitrary program things as well.

There are other top level files which I’d want to include if I were the one designing this, many of which are just text/reference, all of which are inherently meta content relative to their containing project. It may well even be worth nesting sub-category directories below .meta, eg .meta/config or even .meta/config/{checks,env,…}. I’m sure some would consider any/all of this overkill, but the current status quo of top-level junk is certainly no better than a tree with well defined and well named branches.
It could be compensated at least by a pay raise.
I can dig this; eager to tinker with it later. There are a few options in this space (Broot being my favorite). The ability to define custom commands (as Broot does) is powerful. Will be watching this repo; thank you for Projectable and best of luck to ya.
Yup, even as a kid I could tell the translators also had to be comedic geniuses too. I would constantly be marveling at the names, and how they were only a joke that made sense in English.
My advice to retain your sanity: stop using Time Machine and use Carbon Copy Cloner [0] instead. It works. It keeps working. It has excellent documentation for any possible backup and restore cases. It is transparent about what it is doing.

Time Machine works fine until it doesn't. And it won't tell you that a backup is broken until you try to restore from it. The errors are going to be cryptic. There is going to be no support and the forums are not going to help. The broken backup is not going to be able to be repaired. Time Machine uses the "fuck you user" approach of not providing any information about what it does, or doesn't, or intends to do or whatever.

If your data is worth backing up, don't use Time Machine.

[0] https://bombich.com
We can keep debating this all day long, nothing is going to change. The best thing to do is stop using these services.

Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Tiktok... We can easily live without them. Our lives might actually be better without them. Why are we spending time debating the ethics of these services? It is like fast food - just avoid.

When entities like banks, hospitals, insurance companies etc do shady shit, THAT is a problem. Those are necessary services, social media is not
What makes you say the problems facing people other than man are far worse? I'm genuinely curious, because often conversation around these topics will go along the lines of "well, women have to worry about getting beaten up" (or (sexually) assaulted, etc), but men have problems too!

The above attitude I feel like minimises men's problems - the implicit assumption is that everyone else has it worse, whether that attitude was intended or not.

I've done literally no research into the problems these groups face comparatively, but I find it interesting that above case is usually assumed.
Blaming megafauna extinction on humans aligns with current misanthropic fashions, but rapid global warming at the end of the last ice age is a far more likely culprit.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-021-21201-8
Mostly the kind that involves getting up from your seat and going outside...

After that, the more cardio exercise you get the better...
It could be a factor, but it's also worth noting the full extent of the effects of the hormonal changes during and post-pregnancy still aren't well understood. Estradiol messes even with your body's usage of adenosine for petesake
I'd blame those things on the Democrats too. You can't keep cheating and cheating, and then whine that the other side started cheating too just to keep up with you.

Obama even had the opportunity to close Guantanamo. Didn't consider it important enough to waste the political capital on. Was more concerned about his team retaining power than doing the right thing.

> Government, and political opportunists, can be effective in both good and bad policies/actions.

Effectiveness is only ever used with bad policies. I don't know that I've even come close to figuring out the mechanism for it, but there is one that inevitably tips effectiveness towards ends malevolent. If you were to plot out historical leaders for how effective they were on some sort of spectrum, and then plot them out for how evil they were, it'd be the same spectrum.
In Machiavelli's The Prince, he gives an advice on how to extinguish a rebellion in a province while making a point and example for the other provinces.

He advices the Prince to secretly send a general there and execute everyone in some cities without exception.

Then he advices him to execute the general for being "rogue", overly zealous, and punish him for what he did.

The Prince is strong, so there can't be a rebellion.
The prince is just too, he can't allow bloodbaths against his beloved subjects... etc.

I don't know for sure what the heck they're doing there, but this man doesn't seem to be aware of being a pawn.

They can say later that it was a deception whatsoever but he's still a pawn.
How the most popular cars in the US track drivers
I am inclined to agree with them. Things really started looking up for me when I was doing about 90 minutes of one exercise and 2-3 hours a week of a second.

I definitely got the impression that this was working better than when I rode 15-25 hours a week, and there were definite diminishing returns with walking for distance. Not unlike how the first few bites of a candy bar are most of your experience and then at the end you’re mostly just finishing it. After the second or third bite it’s all downhill.
I read a lot of Disney comics when I was 12-15.

I don't know in what format people read them overseas but in France I was subscribed to two things :

"Le journal de Mickey" (Mickey's newspaper) Which was a weekly 30-35 pages book with two Disney comics and some articles.

"Mickey Parade Géant" (don't know a good translation sorry) which was a monthly ~200 pages pocket-sized Book aimed more at 15+ children, it had the best stories imo with reccuring ones.

Both of these contained a lot of translated comics from Italy, Spain, etc...

But Mickey Parade Géant always had a page before a story which indicated where it was from and a couple of facts about it's authors, sometimes even small interviews !

These stories remind me of all the multiverse stuff going on in movies nowadays, because each time it was the same characters (Mickey, Donald, Goofy...) With (often) the same personalities but in different roles and times !

I remember one where they were all superheroes (Ultra heroes I think), another where Mickey was a reporter in a big city, or one where he was a doctor ( and a bit unfriendly) in a parody of Dr House.

I should re-read them all in the correct order someday !
Running TrueNAS on an ex-lease Dell Micro 7060 with a bunch of USB 4TB drives, is currently the best Time Machine destination I've ever used; fast, reliable, always available.
> In your explanation, it's OpenAI who have the intent to deceive, not the LLM.

Correct, but this feels tautological, or semantic.

In a closed environment the black box is the model, whether that be a single instance, or a mixture of 8 experts.
We see projects like this almost daily on HN. Sometimes people just like to tinker and share, so yeah, the “I built a submarine with parts I got off eBay” type work can be fun and even useful. You never know who you might help!

If that irritates you, this might not be the site for you.
I’ve been knee deep in everything people flush down a toilet and more fixing a broke sewage lift station. I deal with human bodily fluids in my work all the time, as do many women in the same field (medical) Shit and piss and puke and pus.

That doesn’t mean I’m a robot without feeling. Doing your job isn’t “toxically masculine”.

Growing up I was raised in all the bullshit about not crying or never appearing “weak”. It turns out bottling all your emotions isn’t a super healthy thing. Even worse when you don’t gain the meaningful perspective of understanding the implications of them because you’re conditioned to pretend to ignore them.

Men are emotional creatures whether some of them want to admit it or not because they’re human.

Cleaning human shit for a living or part of your living doesn’t change that no matter who you are.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waiter_Rule

> "If someone is nice to you but rude to the waiter, they are not a nice person."
I just love these posts and projects and am very grateful that they are provided open sourced. I'd love to do something like that one day when I have the time (i.e., when I retire), and it's these projects that will most likely be my schooling in this world.
Not open source, before anyone asks

"3.3 Use Limitation. The Work and any derivative works thereof only
may be used or intended for use non-commercially. Notwithstanding
the foregoing, NVIDIA and its affiliates may use the Work and any
derivative works commercially. As used herein, "non-commercially"
means for research or evaluation purposes only."

https://github.com/XingangPan/DragGAN/blob/main/LICENSE.txt
Love this suggestion!
For a circumvention method, I suggest using the following script

javascript:var r="html,body{overflow:auto !important;}"; var s=document.createElement("style"); s.type="text/css"; s.appendChild(document.createTextNode(r)); document.body.appendChild(s); void 0;

I bookmarked the script and click it whenever uBo blocks the site popup but not enabling the scroll. It works most of the time in my quite long usage.

Though I agree that we have a bigger problem than the scrolling on hand.
With multiple Switches: Splatoon 3, Monster Hunter Rise, Pac-Man Vs. (part of Namco Museum), 51 Worldwide Games

With one Switch: Super Bomberman R, Puyo Puyo Tetris 2, Overcooked 2 (these are also on Xbox), Zarvot, Mario Party, New Super Mario Bros. U, Super Mario 3D World

You can also play through Donkey Kong Country, Pikmin 3, and Untitled Goose Game with two players.
Collapse of Composite Submarine Pressure Hulls [video]
IDK, cheapest phones don't work, and I don't think the store price was ever that clear a differentiator, as telcos routinely disrupt this signal. You can easily get the newest flagships, and phones from the next price group below, cheaper than you can get mid-range phones - as long as you're willing and able to sign up for a 1-2 years contract.
Respond to the title much? There was no conclusion.
I remember an anecdote by a guy that shared to his family how he was feeling depressed and exhausted, mostly work-related.

It was a "deer in the headlights" experience. His family indifferent if not annoyed by his revelations. He had nervously prepared for the moment but the message was plain and clear: you can't fail.

I think it serves as an example of how cold and loveless men perceive this world to be. You need to deliver without fail for life. Fail and nobody cares or you're cast aside as trash.

So if the messaging is that nobody loves you for you and you're judged by utility only, we shouldn't be surprised by men's growing issues.
I'm sick of programs dumping config files in random places in my home directory instead of .local, and then trying to read other system configuration files from .home even though I've gone through the proper steps to move them to .local and labeled the fact that I've done that with environment variables

more and more im feeling software deserves to be dumped into a nix style sandbox if it refuses to behave properly. I've had to recompile shit from source just to get it to respect my environment variables regarding where to look for local configs.
Do you not have access to the outdoors? Parks, paths, etc? The physical is only one aspect of it.
Yes, 20,000 years ago, people used cancer-causing chemicals to dye rocks that have been regulated out of existence, no small part of the improvements in mortality since that primitive time.
Or are people who are not genetically inclined towards executing monogamy also not genetically inclined towards other “organization and self control” rooted behaviors?
ANALOGUE AM/FM 4 channel stereo system + 12 inch turntable + 4 track cassette deck. Regularly play Long Play (12 inch) records via large (mid + woofer) speakers.
Neighbours appreciate the quality of the music!
Can't help myself: going to arm chair quarterback this.

Since sine waves work better at low speed consider a DAC driving small power amps. A dual output 8 bit DAC could easily generate the frequencies involved and allow tailoring the curve with RPM. Closing the loop would likely be easier and more effective with an optical pickup of some sort: that would do away with back EMF problems at different speeds and increase precision for better tuning, which is crucial for efficiency.

At some point off-the-shelf motor drivers are insufficient.
Entasis
> I know many good men, and the defining characteristic of every single one of them is

That would stand if you considered every guy talking shit about their father as "bad" men, regardless of how they behave otherwise.

I agree having a settle relationship with one's father is better, but people with legitimate grief against their father and having objective disgust about what they did as human beings shouldn't be a disqualifying situation.

I'm also a bit perplexed by the opposition between hating someone and accepting them. You can acknowledge what someone did for you, see where they come from and accept they are who they are, while hating their guts.
So we're up against the Bene Gesserit?
This is cool but it needs more pictures of what the end result could look like.
Ask HN: Tool to find text reuse, similar paragraphs, fuzzy/near dupes in folder?
Do you know of any too that I can use to compare my own notes and documents vault in search for copied paragraphs or almost similar phrases? Normal diffing/hashing wouldn't work as we're talking about the contents of slightly modified documents, and the comparison of each file against all others.

I found the following tools that seem related yet not quite there, maybe I'm missing a particular term of art?

https://github.com/YaleDHLab/intertext

Python app. Requires to load and tag a corpus of text, it is used to compare different works in a visual way.

https://github.com/e-orlov/neardup

CLI Java tool, looks like a reupload to Github as it is an old project. Haven't tried it.
If all my joints worked the way I would like I’d be spending half as much time talking about my hobbies online. It’s what I do in the in between times.
Poverty is a relative thing, not absolute. As for your link downthread - homelessness has many more causes than just not being able to afford a place to stay.
Does this happen? Here in NJ underground is now banned, finding a buried tank on your property is an expensive nightmare.
Increasingly, when I ask someone for their opinion, they just tell me they've put that question into ChatGPT and this is what it said.

Well, okay, but if I wanted to hear that I would have asked ChatGPT directly, no?
A carbon filter for your drinking water will deal with benzene and other organic compounds
I the last 5 years alone I've replaced batteries in:

- Pixel 4, more than doubling it's battery life

- Pixel 2 XL making it usable again

- One Plus 6 almost doubling it's battery life

So clearly mileage will vary.
I assumed this stuff leaked out of Social Media look and feel where the vaguest indication of date is sufficient, I loath it.

FWIW my default would be "sort of 8601" (2023-06-26 15:03) and there could be a settings option for other styles, including "Opaque Dates ?" to provide the "seven months ago" style.
Its absolutely true, one of my city's primary aquifers is directly under ground. Future underground tanks will not be permitted because they've been leaking into the groundwater, especially if and when they're abandoned because the business failed.
No. "poisonous tree" does not mean all trees are poisonous. "toxic relationship" does not mean that all relationships are toxic. This is basic grammar.
I’ve had this on my idea list for years. Glad to see someone did it.
*still call it
New Jersey man flies 23M miles with lifetime United pass ‘like a sultan’
I think people suggesting listening to a whole album are going down the wrong track. If you aren't already inclined to like what you have heard on the radio then the albums probably won't do it for you. I would just suggest listening to a greatest hits album. They have some amazing, world class songs, and then there are a lot that are not my cup of tea that are sound collage-adjacent and instrumentals that I do not enjoy.
Yeah, but as I mentioned in other comment, I found many issues with icons by blocking remote fonts, look at Google Podcasts https://imgur.com/a/6de4uNL
That site is weirdly unreadable. What’s with the stupid background colors and graphic that obscures text?
My advice is to use TimeMachine plus other backups.

I use:

1. TimeMachine on a 20TB TrueNAS ZFS setup

2. BackBlaze

3. ...not a versioned backup, but iCloud Synching, which is a useful disaster recovery.
In the paintings there are many cosine / sine wave type patterns, as well as www type patterns as well.

Any ideas what these are referring to? It seems like they're documenting something?
You misunderstand societies view on men, by both men and women. Not "your" view on it, but how people generally see it.

Asking == crying.
> I haven't seen anyone prioritize debuggability

Static-checking tools and strongly-typed languages: "Are we a joke to you?"

Finding and removing bugs before the code runs is still debugging.