skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You can just look up the definition instead, and how it's been distorted by some:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toxic_masculinity
The chain of events doesn't form a causal relationship that substances in sunblock cause cancer. It just expresses someone might use sunblock more often after the advice from a doctor.
Isn’t the paragon of masculinity in American culture all about “improvise, adapt, overcome”? The idea that men have a fixed nature and can’t thrive outside a particular environment is… not very masculine.

Something I think people miss sometimes is that there’s a big market for messages loudly affirming girls’ identities and choices because things are not, in fact, going that well.
I have no source for this so anecdotal, but I read in some comic anthology that boycotting American superhero comics was an intentional act to preserve the local comics legacy.
It didn't resist Manga equally well, though.
Needs to happen during American daytime, the US doesn't care until it affects them (which is exactly why it's taken so long to move off IPv4, the US has plenty of addresses).
But you have to be able to break the depression cycle to begin with in order to do things like exercise. It's the chicken before the egg problem.
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I unzipped the latest release and ran the executable and it was immediately flagged as a Trojan by Windows Defender and removed from the folder.
IMO this should be more aggressive in a few ways, not the least being it should invert the fallback logic. It should also include some obvious non-config meta-stuff, ie every top level Markdown/plain text file save maybe README.

Lastly, I think part of the reason this problem is so annoying to warrant it is that lots of tools think they’re so special that they need to create a new config even when they create redundancies with other overlapping config content. I know this is a “there are N competing standards” proclamation, but it would be nice if same-ecosystem tools were encouraged to collaborate on config specs/schemas so a great deal more stuff could be defined once, in one format, at one well-known path.
For me it was more like every day. I gave up on Time Machine very quickly.

The underlying problem is that Time Machine stores a disk image over the network[0]. If the disk image is not unmounted cleanly, Time Machine treats it as horribly corrupted and refuses to touch it. And this happens very often if you're using a laptop that will be unexpectedly disconnected from its storage constantly.

[0] This is to support things like hardlinks, etc. Ironically this is to emulate what BTRFS snapshots do natively. No clue if modern Time Machine uses APFS, but so long as they shove the actual data inside of a disk image this problem will continue occurring.
> Diablo IV is the fastest selling game in Blizzard history.

That alone is not an argument. If you release a new game that's exactly just as fun as your previous game, you'll still hit "fastest selling game" and "most copies sold" records in your studio's history - this is a consequence of the economic and population growth in general, and in particular growth of the player population.
I wonder how much wisdom has been lost bc people don't ask follow-up questions to statements like this?

Questions like "What did she actually say?" and "What was the reaction?"

Luckily both have been answered in the comments and it's a bit more clear that not everything someone feels is worth sharing is automatically "wisdom".
Just posted this in another comment as well. Ditch Time Machine altogether. Use Carbon Copy Cloner instead. It backs up straight to a network drive. Been using it with my Synology for years. Using Time Machine is playing russian roulette with backup data.
>> My personal hypothesis about the dam is that it was negligence and perhaps a misguided attempt to "partially demolish it".

>Why?

I would agree with that, because it is consistent with the general state of affairs in Russian army and government structures responsible for Ukraine. They lack intellectual capacity to evaluate all the consequences of their actions or inaction. Even if they had it, the responsible people may have not communicated it to the peers - only to the command vertical, where the message could have been lost or did not reach decision makers in time.
Just remember, it's not a lie, if you believe it.
Giving the kids a direct talking to is even less productive, I don’t know what fantasifull world you preside but it bears little semblance to what I perceive to be reality. In the US you have no idea how the parents will react when acting as advocates for the kids, enough will act violently to make it a very bad idea.
Would work, but I'd estimate that it would require 4x the circuit area that this fella is working with. Plus adding some Z axis height for the optical encoder.

For what he wants to do (real small, real light PCB based BLDC motor), I'd say his approach is right on track.
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This is such a great idea. I kind of hate all the top level clutter in my repos and it seems to get worse every year. Wonderful suggestion. Whether it’s .meta, .config or .etc I don’t really care.
That's not at all what GP said. They said "accept". For example, that could mean accepting that your father was a piece of shit and sloughing him off, out of your life. At some point, one has to stop letting the damages of the past continue to damage ones self.
No it isn't. That page sounds clever to the clueless but to anyone who actually understands that packet-switched networks won out over circuit-switched ones it's deeply stupid, to the point that I wonder if he wrote it as some kind of deep cover trolling.
Depends on who your customer is. In large enterprise markets it tends to turn into feature bingo
Misandry is normalized in society. Whenever you encounter a baseless attack on men just reverse the roles and you'll realize that there'd be pitchforks for treating women as anything other than paragons of virtue.

Entire entertainment genres are built around portraying men as inept fools who can be looked down upon by the opposite sex. Seinfeld is one of the few sitcoms where a female character is as flawed as the men. You couldn't even do that show today.
A small airport I used to fly out of switched to an aboveground tank when the old underground one was found to have a leak. The permitting and construction costs for an underground tank were much higher with double walls and I believe sensors to detect leaks.

The rationale was exactly as you say -- with an aboveground tank you can easily see fuel leaking out and fixing a leak is also very easy by comparison.
People operating IPFS gateways might benefit from using NOpfs, pulling the official public gateways badbits.deny list:

https://github.com/ipfs-shipyard/nopfs
I think you are learning different skills as you explore different forms of exercise. As you develop those habits of exercise and connection to people, you are able to answer the call of depression with walking one day, running the second day, doing Yoga the third day, cycling the 4th day, communicating with people and so on.

It’s no that you won’t face depression and anxiety but now you have groked the skills in your body, you are able to answer it with action and not just give mental arguments.
If you follow the instructions for an aquatic ecosystem, please don't follow their advice to use goldfish. Goldfish need a big tank because they grow up to a foot long during their 10-15-year lifespan. It would be better to pick a so-called "nano" fish like a rasbora or tetra.
I’ve had major clinical depression for the last 15 years or so. The first 4 months of this year was the lowest I’ve ever been. During that time though I was going to the gym 6 days a week doing weight lifting and then I would cycle 50km a day on top of that. All of it was on autopilot however, my depression just wouldn’t allow me to focus on anything but it.

Luckily I had been building up the habit for years in advance but that was the most I had ever exercised and it was also the most I had ever been depressed. In my case I don’t think the exercise helped at all. Perhaps if I hadn’t of been exercising maybe I wouldn’t even be here now though… I’m not entirely sure. Finding the right medication and getting therapy has been what has really helped me. With those two I can see an almost day and night difference but with the exercise I noticed no difference at all. At least I had a great physique though!
Is this claim substantiated? I've seen all sorts of opinions ranging from "use European sunscreens containing non-FDA-approved UVA filters" to "just rub lard on skin, drink raw milk, and lift heavy weights". I feel like chemical sunscreens have been ubiquitous enough for long enough that any correlation in skin cancer rates would have been long pointed out by now.
The name doesn't make sense, those aren't metadata files, they're configuration or application.

I guess I'm also not seeing what the exact problem is. The project root is crowded, yes, now this suggests making a different directory crowded. The messiness is shifted.
There are plenty of people, but most are in their own little niche groups. I've been coming back to SL off and on since 2006 or so. I think mostly I like creating and building and scripting things.
Really impressive work, although I was wondering, could this be made as a static HTML "application"? No NextJS, no ReactJS, not even TypeScript. Pure HTML/JS/CSS hosted statically.
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I haven't whole shifted to an entirely different stack, as in say, moving from Java to Erlang, or anything. But there have been some tweaks. I still mostly use Grails for any kind of web application, but if I need just a REST service in isolation I'm probably more likely to use plain old Spring Boot now (where I might have used Grails for that in the past). I also reach for Python more often nowadays, but that's mainly because I'm doing a lot of AI/ML stuff and a lot of the docs/tutorials and popular libraries, etc. are Python oriented.

I still mostly use Postresql if I need a database. If anything, I find postgres more appealing than ever, as things have been added, like really solid JSON support, and the AGE (A Graph Extension)[1] stuff.

Front end? Well, I don't do a lot of complex front-end stuff, and over the years I've mostly stuck to pretty vanilla HTML, CSS, Javascript, with a touch of jQuery and using something like Bootstrap. This one is the most "in flux" though, as I keep dabbling with things like React, Elm, Vue, Tailwind, and this-that-and-the-other trying to settle on something I like and am productive in.

Still trying to work out where I'll land on that last point.

[1]: https://age.apache.org/
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Aji is my favorite concept from Go. In Go is it common for a failure to persist on the board. There are better moves, and some fights have to be won twice if you capture, so it’s better to leave them until the end.

But Aji is attacking near a loss, turning the loss into a win (very, very rarely, resurrecting the dead pieces). The existence of a failure on the board can put pressure on neighboring areas, and they can still sometimes be turned to a redemption story. Lose ten stones here but gain 8 nearby. Still a loss but maybe enough to win the overall game.
I use a Synology now but I used a Pi for a couple of years before that without issue.

I did give it to my daughter to use at university but I very much doubt she actually used it and I've not thought about asking until this post :^)
Close, close... It's "Kuifje" and Rooie Oortjes" (Red Ears). I can't figure out the rabbit one you mention?
I thought the same thing, but apparently "HTM" is a JSX like javascript string template representation of HTML, and it can be found here: https://github.com/developit/htm -- it is used by rehtm, which is the OP. It's a confusing collection of names at first sight.
Since no one had mentioned this yet, it's a part of the filesystem hierarchy standard (FHS). The "upstream" specification is here: https://www.pathname.com/fhs/pub/fhs-2.3.html
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This is impressive, but if you care about privacy then why are you using MacOS to begin with? It seems like you could never be completely certain that it is safe.

Rather than starting with a closed system and ripping out the parts that spy on you, why not start with an open system like Linux or OpenBSD?
The post said "female dating pool selects in favour of features that are often red flags for toxic masculinity". I took that to be a pretty expansive definition, typical "men that women like over me are toxic" vibe, at least that's how it comes out.
Analog engineering is really difficult because you need to solve differential equations that Wolfram is unable to solve. Most designs were made by very smart people in the 50s at RCA as far as I can tell. Please tell me about how wrong I am. I admit the analog circuit engineering world has looked totally unapproachable to me even as a reasonably competent working computer scientist.
AppleTalk is deprecated by Apple for a few years now. You should really be using SMB for Time Machine.
Only problem is - objectively some dads are just no damn good.

Are their children supposed to "accept" him regardless, and feel bad about themselves if they can't?
The English translators did a great job. This page always stuck in my head for the wordplay:
https://2.bp.blogspot.com/ZRlllWCKGjl9aKUy7F_WhgF4-B9fo74LY9...
Great. Now how do I disable voice control on my iPhone (or whatever this anti feature is called: https://ibb.co/wzy6D3w )

I have never, not even once, used this intentionally. It just keeps interrupting me when I activate it by accident.
Eroei analysis usually doesn't go very far down the production process.

What you want is Well to Tank calculations, which suggest that the process of making gasoline accounts for 15-20% of the total GHG emissions, so add 25% onto the number you get from burning the fuel in your car.
..and what percentage of men commit homicides? And who are the primary victims of homicides?
I have no idea what people are finding shocking about this sentence, unless it's literally that people now think "negro" is some sort of swear word rather than an anachronistic term for black people (that wasn't at all anachronistic in 1962.) Davis is almost entirely talking about issues that spring from him being black in America, and he's being asked whether he's always been so sensitive about it.

Aside from the fact that this is a black man speaking to another black man, the question wouldn't even be inappropriate for a white interviewer.

edit: Also, "colored" didn't refer to "people of color," it was just another name for black people. I've noticed that mistake lately from some shockingly ignorant wokesters trying to claim Jim Crow for their own.
Can you think of anything feminine that takes more strength than motherhood?
Indeed, you could consider the freemen/sovereign citizen thing to be an ancient US ritual (for definitions of "ancient" applicable to the US).
Yes!! Yoko Tsuno is my all time favourite, plus De Minimensjes (Les Petits Hommes)
Drive-thrus are creating problems for cities and towns
Do you also have stats about the victims too?
I'm not sure about the other companies, but I see listings for both Netflix and OpenAI that claim to offer remote work. Aren't both companies notoriously remote-hostile? OpenAI in particular seems to have been pretty vocally anti-remote lately. It might be a good idea to allow some way for people to flag bait-and-switch remote listings.
Qualcomm is still terrible at getting their SoCs supported in mainline kernel and as a result as soon as they stop providing updates to the kernel fork you're SoL.

This can happen as early as 3 years after initial SoC launch
You might be interested in https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breath:_The_New_Science_of_a...
Which bacteria eat benzene specifically?
That's probably part of it. I took off a few months back but a) it wasn't the type of vacation that I personally recharge from and b) it was a week (maybe less) and wasn't enough. All the stress and fatigue induced by work returned pretty quickly upon return. Much of this is just how demanding my job is I think.
Why workers are still winning the return-to-office fight
Indoor climbers are all software engineers in some cities. In Seattle and San Francisco in particular, nearly everyone I meet there is also a software engineer. The gyms are so expensive that they are the only ones who can afford it with FAANG subsidies.

Outdoor though you're right, totally different demographic and very few of them are software engineers.
This isn't about online/multiplayer being an option. It's about that being mandatory. Today's DDoS brought the game down even for people who had absolutely no interest or intention to do any of the things you mention, at that time. 100% degradation instead of some lower percentage if online had been optional. Unless you want to argue that there are (or should be) no people who play games alone, your response is a bit of a red herring. Phrasing your statements as pseudo-rhetorical questions, as though the "right" answers should be obvious, is even a bit insulting.
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The Road to Zerophoria: Scenario
Watch the Zerophoria video here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nR8vxpTpF_w
>Eventually Cloudflare gave them the IP address of my server and the ciu-online.net people were able to determine that IP address was owned by Hetzner.

Wait... isn't the point of paying cloudflare to prevent DoS attacks?
Love them, no. Make their peace with what happened, accept that they can't change it, and move on, yes.
Oil companies need to make a profit. If it cost more to produce than to sell, they wouldn't do it.
Humans also tend not to write "I don't know" into text content about a certain subject. Usually the idk is hidden by not writing at all
They said "accept".

They said "accept him", as a direct object.

Not "accept the fact that he had negative qualities", which is something entirely different.
SpiceDB/Authzed has "Lookup"s. There's LookupResources for finding what a user has access to, and LookupSubjects now too to see who has access to a resource. Great capability. https://authzed.com/blog/lookup-subjects
That would be it for me, I find the new format long on noise and short on signal.
Just waiting on them to get access to the .dev TLD so I can fully transition over.
On a slow internet connection it simply won’t load.
You can still have a waterproof phone with replaceable battery through the revolutionary technology of gaskets ;-) There were several models like that already before manufacturers figured out it's cheaper to glue them
I opened the link mostly to see which thin client model the author chose, to discover it is a HP T520, a machine it happens I also own an unit.

I cannot comment on TimeMachine, but regarding hardware + Linux, it has been a more stable server than equivalent RPi or Odroid SBCs while not consuming much more power and just having a bigger size.
Don't be ridiculous, those are from a book... Obviously it's Lizard People.
Let’s not bikeshed this. The most common use of the meta prefix means “about (this category)”, eg metadata, but that’s not its only form.

The original Greek prefix is a preposition that means “with”, “among”, or “beside”. Doesn’t seem like a stretch that config files are a type of metafile.
The idea that execs of public companies have a legal requirement to maximize profit for shareholders, which is false and based on some misunderstandings of actual requirements, has been frequently stated (at least by commenters and pundits) as justification for companies taking awful and inhumane actions. ("Frequently repeated" makes it a meme; the word doesn't just mean image macros.)

The "fiduciary duty" rule that actually exists simply means (as I understand it) that execs can't legally enrich themselves at the company's expense beyond their agreed-upon compensation, without the approval of shareholders/the board.

So no; "every for-profit company" should not and does not have to take steps to maximize profit at the expense of their employees, their customers, and the public at large. Frankly, many of the ways they currently do this either are already or should be illegal, and are definitely immoral and detrimental to a healthy and functioning society and economy.
Yeah, I might've gotten used to it by now - need to experiment a bit & adjust. Thank you for the feedback.
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Sounds like a bug. I don't recall the Netherlands having bad air; it's pretty green. I wonder how this can be reported?
I just checked the box in unsaid for “make this share a Time Machine volume”, and added the unsaid machine and my MacBook to tailscale, configured the disk over tailscale and now I have remote Time Machine anywhere I have internet. This appliance seems like a good ticket if you just want a time capsule replacement, though.
What If It Were Illegal to Transfer Personal Data from the EU to the US?
And you too, fellow Belgian. But.. what are scans? You mean using a scanner instead of buying them?
That makes sense, its purpose is to alter the behavior of other programs.
Now do the hidden cost of renewables....
The revelation here isn't that I don't understand batteries, it's that I don't understand how people use their phones...
The missing letter is R for Representative: an MVP car must still be a car; a skateboard, eventually a refined and better skateboard.

Author states the usual MVP diagram of a skateboard leading to an airplane is fundamentally flawed.
I would agree with you. The most important person I hurt when holding a grudge is myself.
Much better to do my best to forgive, maybe forget, and move on with my life (with or without that person).
A good chunk of my day job is beating sense into CMakeLists.txt files. It's exhausting in every meaningful dimension. In my literal decades of working with cmake, no amount of familiarity has ever brought me contentment. Rather, with each passing release, the contortions grow ever more torturous.

At one point, on one project, in a moment of supreme frustration, I replaced cmake with GNU Make and a single Makefile. I'm not proud, but for that one instance, it was a good decision because It Just Worked.
https://archive.is/9IU8W

I've got an old (2002) car, I love the buttons and knobs. No cameras, no screens, no key fob, no voice control, no electronic "safety" features, no tracking. The 4L straight six engine is still going strong at almost 300,000 miles.

What's funny is watching my friends attempt to back out of the driveway or parking lot without a camera and screen. They put it in reverse and their eyes go right to the center console, expecting a screen, then they dart from mirror to mirror, unsure of what to do or where to look or how to judge, and they keep glancing at the dash, as if a screen is going to magically appear.

At no point do they just throw their arm on the backside of the passenger seat, and turn around to look out the windows while keeping one hand on the wheel. It is as if this movement, this posture, is completely new to them. Asking them to use just one side view mirror to back all the way out of a gently curved driveway would be impossible. They need the digital guidance lines on the screen to go in reverse.