skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes, I fully understand that but the segment would have existed without them though may have taken a little longer to mature the user experience and ubiquity.
Ring of fire is BS and exists to marginalize certain people with ADHD in order to consider them a lost cause. Bupropion is not effective for ADHD.

Just want to warn people here. Follow-up warning: Don't trust psychs. Much like cops they're actively trying to ruin your life.
Ah, makes sense, thanks for the clarification
You can’t deny it’s a massive conflict of interest. You cannot trust science done in such an environment, sorry.
So only restrictions on distribution of changes, and restrictions on licensing can be "free libre and open-source software"?

Is GPL license virality a form of freedom?
Slow increase until there is little to no sea ice in winter . . . and then ... oh shit.

The context is that atmospheric gases are trapping more and more solar energy.

The same unit of energy that transforms a mass of zero degree ice to zero degree water can also transform that same mass of zero degree water to ~ 76 degree Celsius water (over two thirds of the way from almost ice to boiling).

Once there's significantly less ice to buffer the increasing solar energy the water gets much hotter much faster.

ADDED: It's unfair to savagely downvote my parent jansan for asking "Why?" Not everybody is across the potential consequences here.
Also, McMaster-Carr (of the "I-can't-belive-how-fast-their-site-is-loading" fame) ziplock bag on the following tweet.
Google has a rule where links from google can't be paywalled. So you can see Quora posts if you enter from a Google link, but not if you go to the URL directly.
> Go to niche theaters. The non-profit place with the weird snacks is likely filled with movie buffs.

> Go to classic movies you missed the first time around.

YMMV.

I did this in a nice little theater with a single room. They didn't even sell any kind of snack, just drinks, if that. Went to see an older movie, but a fairly long one (children of paradise). It was a nicer day, too, so not one where people didn't have much else to do.

Cue a bunch of insufferable twats eating a truckload of chips during the whole show, complete with the noisy bags and everything.
it's a very common use case in clubs
Content Security Policy (CSP): What Every Web Developer Must Know
> Exactly. And MacBook users don't choose MacOS either.

I'm not sure what would make you an authoritative source on why people by Macs or where you're sourcing your thoroughly researched data, but I can tell you I purchased an MBA to run macOS and the software that runs on macOS. Or like the Intel N100 mini PC I purchased explicitly to run proxmox + OPNSense. Or like my Windows laptop to have a mobile lab.

I pick the machine based on the software I want to run. I'm sure we can find one, perhaps if we stretch it, two other people on HN who also purchase machines based off of the OS/software they need to run.
> [...] he was appointed chief executive officer, but resigned shortly after his appointment due to pressure over his firm opposition to same-sex marriage.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brendan_Eich
Why should anyone care what a bunch of non-scientists have to say on LessWrong? None of them are trying to reproduce the material theyre just talking out of their ass.
What you wrote is well written and thought out. I do agree with the sentiment that it’s worthwhile to try to make such products. I wonder though if a large part of the backlash has more to do with the who is behind the product than from a failed attempt. People don’t trust Google or Facebook. There are people like me who want them to fail when coming up with new products because ultimately those products, if they succeed, are going to be ad filled experiences.
I wrote a Tweet[0] once to cover this as well. Didn't quite get the reach the wsj has, but at least I felt better.

[0] https://twitter.com/robertlagrant/status/609373147310256128
Do not go gentle into that good night,
Old age should burn and rave at close of day;
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.

Though wise men at their end know dark is right,
Because their words had forked no lightning they
Do not go gentle into that good night.

Good men, the last wave by, crying how bright
Their frail deeds might have danced in a green bay,
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.

Wild men who caught and sang the sun in flight,
And learn, too late, they grieved it on its way,
Do not go gentle into that good night.

Grave men, near death, who see with blinding sight
Blind eyes could blaze like meteors and be gay,
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.

And you, my father, there on the sad height,
Curse, bless, me now with your fierce tears, I pray.
Do not go gentle into that good night.
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.
Like so many nice things, it's a wonder that they even exist at all in the US. Nothing like a library could be built today. The country has become so corrupt and the only solutions that anyone seems to believe could ever work are free market services that commoditize every part of life. The enshittification of the entire country will probably be complete in the next 20 years, as even the most basic infrastructure like roads crumbles, never mind nice things like libraries or trains or clean drinking water.
No it would increase ocean oxygen levels. CO2 in the atmosphere would become O2 in the ocean and carbon in the phytoplankton. Until the plankton decay, of course.
Is there going to be any leadership here from say, the USA? The UN? The EU? China? Anyone?

Like, we're obviously in the middle of some type of rapidly escalating climate emergency / crisis and honestly, there is just silence from any of the agencies and or institutions who may have any chance to avert a potential catastrophe of unimaginable proportions. The news we're starting to receive on a daily basis is the kind of thing you'd hope to see The POTUS making an address to the world over and actually discussing next steps.

That graph looks bad enough it's time to declare the war on the climate crisis and end fossil fuel usage immediately. If this means re-organizing society to build nuclear plants at scale in record time, so be it.

Let's be honest, we let free markets try sort it out, and they have been fairly successful through renewables but not successful enough, we need to try something more radical now. Not panic, but we need to move.
This is why Elon takes dumps on competitor companies.

He understands how to market in the social media age.
In and around NYC, i don’t think this would work. The most dangerous drivers are so flagrantly reckless (street racing, running reds, swerving through bike lanes or sidewalks, talking back to cops). It’s hard to imagine them responding well to a warning like this
That is understandable considering that Soviet movies are even more puritan than modern American ones.
That’s. The. Joke.
Payroll Engine – The payroll automation framework
I am very excited to open source the Payroll Engine code repository!

Payroll Engine is a scalable calculation engine for local and global payroll solutions. The engine consists of
- Web Application - ASP.NET Core Blazor Server Application
- Console Application - .NET Core
- Backend Server - ASP.NET Core REST API with a SQL Server Database

Features
- Historization and versioning of third-party data such as tax data.
- Unlimited retrospective and forecast payroll runs.
- OO principles for business objects with regulation layers.
- Fully customizable data model/input, payroll calculation and reports.
- No-Code and Low-Code development.
- Event-sourcing oriented data management for time data.
- Automated payroll testing.

The release includes a setup with examples, tests, and technical documentation.

Please see to the Payroll Engine [Wiki](https://github.com/Payroll-Engine/PayrollEngine/wiki) for more details.
My point was not actually about the ultimate result of replication. This guy undoubtably performed an indirect marketing coup for his company by engaging competently on this tangentially related topic and then following through.

In my experience though, if he had made any effort to link those two things prior to doing this - e.g. by proposing this as an internally sponsored marketing stunt - it would probably have been rejected.
I was referring to fusion
You will find them on Twitter discussing politics.
Data is a bit older, but stats here show divorce rates bottoming out if you marry around 30: https://ifstudies.org/blog/want-to-avoid-divorce-wait-to-get...
React aside… hooks, classes redux fatigue whatever- JSX is beautiful and any other framework that builds this quasi irb+mustache+html-like-markup is taking 2 steps back. I would like to see JSX survive the framework wars of 2024-2025
I appreciate the clarification, thanks. This forum is open to the public at the moment. Though Hackernews could go down or take the conversation offline at any moment (this is an issue of trust more than anything, and I think HN does a good job, certainly more than Twitter)
My dad exclusively use ie(due to activex/flash in some internal corp site), excel, and word on the laptop I bought for him.

And the only thing he use it for entertainment is browser (for reading novels)

If I am managed to setup all these properly on other system. I doubt him would ever notice a difference.

Non tech user just can't care about what system he is using less. All matter for him are tools that help him to finish his work.

What about dvd/cd or install some new softwares? Well, I am the in house tech support.
I can now reply so I will say what I added in an edit: the question of whether a skin tone is a dark one or a light one has in the past had severe real life impacts on people whose lives are now only represented in photographs.

You shouldn’t write this off as micromanagement; it's about the ethics of representation. It is better to leave the original image uncoloured than to colour it automatically based on some fundamentally ill-informed model.

Hand colouring that image based on individual knowledge (for example that someone could or could not pass as white) is ethically better, if colourised images are needed.

Important nuances of culture and history, important and complex stories of discrimination and survival, are damaged by automatic colourisation by models that have no knowledge of the source of the mono image they are colourising.
more like "inflight"
That’s not peer review lol and real peer review is the opposite of cargo cult.
Polkit only runs on GNU/Linux with systemd anyway.
I do not concur with this limited dialectic/materialist mode of thought.

Alas, conspiracies are not necessary - there is more than enough real evidence of the CIA having committed heinous crimes against humanity without having to resort to some sort of neurotic episode to describe it.

The characterization of the CIA as an honorable institution above reproach is just as fallacious as the idea that everyone who questions its actions is a nutcase.

As an organization the CIA has a very long and sordid well-known and documented history of committing acts that most reasonable people would find extremely difficult to justify - not so, the nationalists, who incidentally are also inflicted with a well-characterized mental disorder deserving treatment.

But whenever someone starts pulling on those threads of evidence to see where they lead, they are immediately confronted with the "conspiracy theorist" agitprop that is designed to stop further critical thought on the subject and protect the agency involved, which has after all spent billions shrouding itself in secrecy and subterfuge in order to protect itself from the democratic principles of justice that it works so hard to prevent its host society from effectively applying to itself.

"Honest weirdos" don't need to theorize. They need to prosecute in a free and open society, the very real war criminals and committers of crimes against humanity who have helmed the CIA and who have destroyed countless societies around the world in order to enact their vile ideology.

Just by way of a simple example, the fact that the American people haven't prosecuted Gina Haspel and sent her off to rot in chains in The Hague for her heinously vile torture programs is ample evidence that, indeed, the conspiracy theorists are all we have left...
>what I'm looking at, ramifications, etc)

It's showing a sample of something that might be partially a superconductor (as in, one side of it might be superconducting and one side might not be). It's probably not a complete superconductor, since it would be floating if it was. Some people are saying it's a very weird magnet.

If it's a superconductor then this could be comparable in impact to the development of the transistor. As in, it won't change things overnight but in 50 years people will look back at it as the beginning of a new era of technology.

>I see conflicting things (e.g. "room temperature" but video says "500C").

I think the 500C refers to the manufacturing process, not the current temperature.

>Also, is this real or fake? I've seen comments on both.

The video is almost certainly real, but it may not show a superconductor. The risk isn't intentional fraud, it's just hard to tell with these small, impure samples.
Touché. As we who follow this subject know too well, every empirical dialectic has its antipode.

And in the middle we will meet, use our free and open societies properly, and provide justice to the victims of the most criminal group that ever existed on Earth.

We just need more eyeballs - conspiracy theorists or concerned fellow citizen, or otherwise - on the subject.

And that's precisely why shutting down the narrative is such an imperative. Nobody wants to really confront the most embarrassing crimes against humanity committed by their state, especially given they happen every twenty minutes or so, unhindered by democratic principles...
You are completely wrong. A publisher controls the publication of a work, text or other, including it's duplication and licensing. Other companies cannot xerox a book and sell it. Clear?
Microsoft even supplies the subsystem [0].

[0] https://learn.microsoft.com/windows/android/wsa/
There is a difference between Americans and Chinese people but that doesnt mean discriminating on racial lines is justified. Just saying "there is a difference" isnt an argument. Indexing a website isnt the same as reading it, but it is a form of consumption and I see no reason why they should be treated differently.

And to use that analogy even further, if you want to block Chinese visitors you block Chinese IPs. You do not add a file called "countries.txt" containing "China block" and then expect Chinese users to see it and voluntarily cease to use it, and threaten to sue them if they don't.

Repeatedly asserting that "the final decision is with the publisher" is stupid. That is the point you seem to want to defend. Defend it! Give us a reason. Just saying the same thing over and over again doesnt make it true.
I’d argue that "less human" is a net positive for Earth.
This 1D stuff really confuses me. I was taught that 1D superconductivity is prohibited by Mermin Wagner theorem. You can induce superconductivity on 1D system but that requires higher dimensional SC near it, which is the opposite of proposed scenario?

If someone have seen theoretical papers explaining this and/or understands it, I'd love to know. Iris Alexandera posted link to some experimental paper [1] but I didn't understand the mechanism from it and it is very scarcely cited

[1] https://arxiv.org/abs/1103.1459
it's a joke running for 20 years maintained by the most radical linux fanatics :)
Traffic cameras are easily beaten by tinted license plates. I see them often in NYC.
Ask HN: Thoughts on Elastic V2, SSPL, or mixed software licenses?
Hey all, we’re launching our start-up next month and are planning to pick Elastic V2 as our software license.

Link to the license: https://www.elastic.co/licensing/elastic-license

Link to our project: https://github.com/ubicloud/ubicloud

A recent HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36971490

We’re choosing Elastic V2 for three reasons: (1) We’re planning to monetize through a managed service and we’d like the license to support that, (2) Later if we change our mind, we think it’s easier on our users if we go from a restrictive license to a more permissive one, and (3) The Elastic V2 license is much simpler than its cousin, Server Side Public License (SSPL).

That said, Elastic V2 is a new license and doesn’t seem to be as popular as SSPL. Also, some projects out there mix and match multiple licenses in their repo to be able to call themselves open source.

Any insights / feedback on Elastic V2 or software licenses in general?
The call of an eagle, or almost any bird of prey, which is actually always that of a red-tailed hawk.

https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=156187...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CEmYEQ78zS0
A) Many words have multiple definitions, different people may use different definitions at different times. Any sentence that starts with "the definition of..." implies a uniqueness which likely doesn't exist in natural language.

B) Many people define recessions as you said, as two consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth. Deese 2008 was one, apparently, and Deese 2022 was not.

C) The US commerce department started using the NBER to set recessions in the 1960s.

> A definition of a recession commonly used in the media is two consecutive quarters of a shrinking gross domestic product (GDP). In contrast, the NBER defines a recession as "a significant decline in economic activity spread across the economy, lasting more than a few months, normally visible in real GDP, real income, employment, industrial production, and wholesale-retail sales" [1]

So I guess Deese redefined what Deese thought (as people sometimes do over 14 years) but neither the NBER, nor economists at large, did any redefinition.

[0] https://www.washingtonpost.com/us-policy/2022/07/27/who-deci...

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Bureau_of_Economic_Re...
Alternatively, you could use Qubes OS for that: https://www.qubes-os.org/doc/windows, https://www.qubes-os.org/faq/#can-i-run-applications-like-ga...
>> World first replication was done by Iris Alexandra using her own accelerated process and there is no way Varda Space could have beaten her.

World first public replication

As much respect for her as I have & as much I’ve enjoyed watching this pan out, a U.S. DoE affiliated lab or other nation states’ equivalent likely did something in the same timeframe.

People working in those labs are unfathomably smart & talented.
Market got worse definitely.
That's also one of the reasons we have created https://careera.io/ to address all of the usual problems during job seeking and recruitment, like: applying hundreds limes to different companies manually, digging thru hundreds of applicants' CVs
by recruiters, ghosting and all types of bias (race, religion, age, you name it..).
No. That's too simplified, and just looking at the current annual emissions.

https://ourworldindata.org/uploads/2019/10/Annual-CO2-emissi...

But look at global emissions to know who has contributed the most.

https://ourworldindata.org/uploads/2019/10/Cumulative-CO2-tr...

Global CO2 without traded goods:

https://ourworldindata.org/uploads/2018/10/CO2-emissions-by-...

Those graphs you've posted are from https://ourworldindata.org/co2-emissions

I recommend spending some time there yourself. Notice, that China's emissions started in 1980's when we've started offshoring our production there. Look at per capita graphs. Make your own picture.

https://i.imgur.com/LaEFQmV.png (from https://policy-practice.oxfam.org/resources/carbon-inequalit...)

While I don't think that China's without problems, they take global warming much more seriously than US or Europe does.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_power_by_country#Global_... (for example)
You first :)
I love how the nytimes front page is just all Trump and political crap. Literally not a word about this, and if it's real, its like the biggest thing ever.
When the divergence comes from subtle differences in requirements, then those subtle differences in requirements now need to baked into your single function (or, really, broken out from the function; but they have to be recognized as different to begin with). Now, the next time you need to address a new feature along one pathway, you must also be certain that you are not subtly breaking some completely unrelated feature requirement.
No, the CFCs in medical inhalers were of insignificant quantity and should not have been changed. The new propellants are equal-to-slightly-inferior, in my experience.
Even their fully self-hosted solution seems to come with most features locked behind paid subscriptions[1][2] which, whilst being perfectly fine on its own, is also a restriction that automatically disqualifies the software from being open source[3].

Edit: They're quite possibly violating their own licenses here, but I'm not a lawyer so don't take it as fact.

[1]: https://standardnotes.com/help/48/can-i-use-extensions-with-...

[2]: https://standardnotes.com/help/self-hosting/subscriptions

[3]: https://opensource.org/osd/
So you propose to be unhappy and dwell on the things that one can't control? I have heard no realistic solutions, just soothsaying and hand wringing. Give me something real that I can do, that I'm not already doing, and I'll do it. I choose to not be miserable and panicked about it though-- it's a pointless exercise.
I agree with some exceptions.
Apps that take the friction out of certain tedious processes could actually help. Think about an app to order the medication easily or an app to set up an appointment with a psychotherapist easily.
Think about how those neo bank applications make banking accessible and easier to people (in certain countries or circumstances).
For me, even though I generally dislike apps to do certain processes, I really think digitalization and the fact that I can almost all "adulting responsibility tasks" online is very helpful considering the ADHD.

So I think these services always take the wrong approach. Instead of promising to make the ADHD disappear or take a disciplined all-or-nothing blocking approach, they need to consider the fact that people with ADHD are aware that it's a thing they have to life with and generally try to optimize their lives to best cope with it.

So any such company should probably take on whatever tasks one has to do in life to survive in general and try to make all of that more accessible and disability-friendly to be of most help.

And we still live in a world with a lot of stigma, the ideas that adult ADHD isn't a thing or that medication is outright bad or literally cheating in life, or that ADHD doesn't exist or is overdiagnosed. There's A LOT to tackle in this lane.
> I imagine neither me or you are typing these comments on a server or a Steam Deck.

Stop imagining. I'm quite literally mooching around in bed posting this from Firefox on a Steam Deck in desktop mode docked to my bedroom TV. This[1] isn't your father's Oldsmobile.

[1] https://store.steampowered.com/steamdeck/#SaleSection_24468
Surface temperatures. Could this be because of the Canadian wild fires?
Not only x names are at risk. In the last 24 hours, users @tv, @sports and @movies got their names stolen by X for their accounts.
The CIA is responsible for a LOT of bad things. This is not a conspiracy theory.

Therefore as an agency it should not be elevated in any way - it should, in fact, have to answer for these crimes - whether they were discovered and revealed by a conspiracy theorist, or by Congress itself. Often, one cannot proceed without the actions of the other...