skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The problem with any kind of organisational system like GTD, software like Rescuetime, org-mode, and probably this thing, is that they don't really help me because I don't even have the executive function to get started using them in a structured way in the first place. I'm unable to establish routines, and using these things is just yet another routine to fail at.

At least this seems to be free to use. I really hate when solutions like this cost money and advertise specifically for ADHD. Because, being impulsive, of course I sign up for the thing, use it for maybe a couple days, then stop using it, but forget to unsubscribe for like 5 months, wasting a bunch of money...
> P vs NP solution

If it's proven to be the case that P != NP, it would hardly change much on the grand scale of things as generally, that's what most people believe anyway. In particular, the world continues to function mostly in the same way (since, even if it was the case that P = NP, we haven't found any polynomial reductions yet, so we're effectively living in a P != NP world). Of course, for mathematics and CS, this would be huge, because the techniques used in a proof would likely be very interesting and novel.

If it's proven to be the case that P = NP, then it remains to be seen whether this knowledge can be turned into actually efficient algorithms (polynomial algorithms are not all efficient in practice). If that is the case, I think it might have more downsides than upsides, since all of cryptography would collapse.
> Limitations of Sweep:

> - Using the latest APIs that have changed past 2022

Oh good, the frontend devs don't have to worry about AI taking their jobs yet.
Like we won't have cables made from glass?
I know Google’s load balancers use BGP. So a load balancer will have a single IP address, but you don’t talk directly to that IP. Google’s servers take over as traffic is being routed.
Shipbucket – an archive of ship, aircraft and other vehicles pixel art drawings
It may sound stupid but... shouldn't it be "ChromIUM Downloads" ??? AFAIK, Chromium is the "open source" browser developed by Google and Chrome is the Google browser based on Chromium

So, for example... will Edge (chromium based) get this "new" download, because it's based on Chromium ? Or will it be a Google Chrome specific feature ?

It looks like even Google doesn't know anymore what the difference between Chromium and Chrome.

Anyway, I'll stay on firefox :-)

PS: edited for typo
It said my account is too new too submit a blog, what should I do?
I remember synthesizing H2S in high school (for chemistry practicals, I think). I made the mistake of attempting to smell it. This was for a fraction of a second—but during that time, I could feel the individual bubbles of gas entering my nose; and I almost passed out.
His piece of LK-99 is much bigger than the tiny grains I've seen elsewhere.
There is a system by which to do so called the Right to Try act, you need to have tried all approved alternatives first and be deemed ineligible to participate in the clinical trial for the investigational treatment.

From the first post of this story it was stated chemotherapy had not been tried yet or been rejected by the clinical trials at that time.

When no comparable or satisfactory approved alternative exists, patients may receive access to investigational treatments under the Expanded Access/compassionate use program.

Determination of whether chemotherapy is a satisfactory alternative is beyond my medical scope so I won’t comment, this is sub-subspecialist expert level knowledge. To my understanding though the Moderna trials are still in phase I (I.e. no data) whereas there is data on chemo and while is not great is something, so I suspect it might be but I have no experience in making this determination.

It’s unfortunate he’s in this position. It is important to keep in mind no system is perfect and some patients will always slip through the cracks (not making a professional judgement on this case) but significantly loosening regulations with investigational therapies may also harm more patients than are slipping through.

> In a perfect world with unlimited resources, I’m sure it would be possibly to quickly assess the efficacy and safety of every new compound. Obviously, as indicated by the continued existence of cancer, this is not that world

Even when you have hundred of millions of $ patient recruitment is the rate limiting step.
It's also not just movies - there's been lots of reporting and commentary about bad behavior in London's West End theatres this year too.

https://theface.com/culture/why-are-theatre-audiences-gettin...
Nothing is protecting desperate people from quackery right now either, only from drugs that might actually help.
If you like to game from time to time I can recommend SOMA. A game made by the studio which makes the Amnesia games, you might know them.

SOMA kinda explores the topic of peoples conciousness being reused in the future, but I don't want to spoil too much :)
Apparently the theory behind LK-99 was inspired by the studies from Eastern European scientists. However, after the Soviet collapse, the study was lost.
> Colchicine is easy to overdose, but does not require a prescription

Colchicine does require a prescription in DACH.
I’d sure love to see this. Gaming with a Mac continues to be so disappointing.
It's imho always better to let the nature do the job. Just stop interfering.
I use Chrome. I'm a fan of the change.

The old bottom bar was annoying in different ways (taking up viewport space, disappearing when you still needed the shortcuts, downloads not being visible across windows etc.).

I like it when the Chrome team writes blog posts explaining their changes rather than just the "What's New" infobox once in a while :-)

Whether someone else did it first... Who cares. The browser is a utility. If someone else has a better way of doing things then why not bring that to your users too if it works well. Just like water, power and any other utilities.
Checksum wouldn't work for identical twins
Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36997846

Not sure why they were flagged. Nitter?
The Band of Theseus - Social Individuals and Mental Files (2017)[pdf]
Your GitHub link in the footer doesn't appear to be linking to anything
Maybe it's time to move away from simple winks, and instead make it a diegetic part of the content. I love the way it was used in DBZ Abridged: https://youtu.be/XMGdnof2Vfc
Tynt, the Copy/Paste Jerks (2010)
> It's stunning how many people extrapolate their own completely emotional, subjective reactions to certain things that do them no harm into wanting to destroy or stop them.

I don't get the ignorance/hostility that people seem to have towards cryopreservation, or things like longevity research that even in the short term could have tangible benefits for letting people at least live out their later days without feeling like their bodies are breaking down and decaying, a more respectful sunset to one's life.

But at the same time, I never got how people can be okay with the concept of dying - to me and some other people, that's the single most scary thing out there. With most research telling us that essentially after death the mind just... ceases. No more passage of time, no more conscious thoughts or experiences, ever. I'm not okay with that and claims about "living on" in people's memories, or leaving a legacy - that wouldn't do me much good.

It's likely that cryonics is just storing corpses that will never be revived due to our current methods being too primitive. But a 1% chance or even a 0.01% chance of fighting off entropy for a while longer seems worth it, versus guaranteed doom. Aside from that, it would be interesting to see how people would act if they had lifespans of a thousand years - knowing that what you'll do to the environment, you'll have to bear the burden of yourself.
I didn't know up until the last few years that I had ADHD, and had just always assumed that I was just crap at organisation and lazy.

I've been through a degree, a masters and years of work using every trick in the book to force myself to work and not get distracted. I have super detailed plans, all of my work is accountable, I write down everything I have to do. It goes on and on how I micro-manage my day just to force myself to work or do my tasks.

Then I got an ADHD diagnosis, started medication and my life changed. Suddenly I can just sit down and get to work instead of fighting myself to put the phone down and close reddit. I don't get up and wander off unexpectedly, I don't feel a physical urge to walk off out of my seat and in my 30s I realised that's what normal is. I don't put off every little 5 minute task, I just do them without a second thought.

Sure, I can survive without the meds, but life is so much easier not having to fight against myself for every single damn task.

I also take antidpressants and I view them in the same way. The tablets don't "cure" me, but they clear my head enough so that I can make the conscious decision to improve my behaviour.
pardon my ignorance but why are people posting nitter links every time, what is wrong with original twitter urls?
I find it really hilarious that you're literally going "that's not real capitalism" yet you probably hate the same "excuse" from the other side of the ideological spectrum.
I was wondering this, why do all the samples not completely float. If the sample is only partially superconducting, could you just smash it into smaller pieces and find a few floating ones? Or would the different domains be so small that you have to turn the sample into dust before you get a completely superconducting piece? Probably can not be answered in general as it heavily depends on the synthesis process?
Consider the work of C. V. Boys.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C._V._Boys

Especially: "On the Production, Properties, and some suggested Uses of the Finest Threads." 1887

https://zenodo.org/record/1431517/files/article.pdf

This is a very entertaining read, and highly recommended.

He produced extremely fine threads of glass, quartz, etc. finer than the visible light diffraction limit. (Which he would use to construct sensitive torsion balances)

He was inspired by Peles Hair. (Volcanoes grow hair too...). He first describes electro-spinning and its limitations (uncontrolled growth of hair which mattes together).

How did he do it? He used a miniature crossbow, modified so he could trigger it by foot pedal, leaving his hands free to work.

He would first produce a small thin section by more conventional means, glue one end to a fine dart or arrow (a piece of straw really).

In the next sentence "blowpipe" is not a launching device, but a device to heat a small sample to a high temperature.

Then he would use a blowpipe and melt the piece of say quartz until a bead forms, at which point he would trigger the cross bow.

As the arrow of straw shot away it draws the bead of melt to a long fine thread.

Perhaps this can be modernized to vacuum or inert atmosphere, melt the quasi LK-99 sample until it beads, then shoot away. Rewind the resulting thread and re-anneal any non-superconductive segments.
I've only learned about Unicorn from this HN post, so take it with a grain of salt, but this appears to be addressed by the framework itself:
https://www.django-unicorn.com/docs/loading-states/
Is there pattern matching in TS function heads?
You can also have LAN before NAT, and if you're not firewalled from LAN, you can be attacked.
Trees are easy. It's the desire to have backreferences - making it a graph - that kills you.
Twitter nowadays is much more strict about rate limits from non-logged-in clients.
It might be a self enforcing feedback loop. If people that are annoying think annoying behavoiur is OK to a greater extent (watch phones, talk to the screen or others etc), as the audience get more annoying, they are not driven away to the same degree and the problem gets worse.
I wanted to try learning Zig, but found the resources to be incomplete and lacking in examples. Rust (or Go) in comparison has a plethora of online resources with great examples.

I realize Zig is just 0.11, but wondering what resources people relied on to pick it up?
Shopping? I was wondering if that's a platform of that just means go shopping for a tool.
Twitter tries to force sign in/up, when you scroll down through replies.
It sounds like you want to perpetuate the same failed system, someone owns the land exclusively and everyone else is out of luck?

No matter the status or origin of your parents, don't you deserve a share of fertile land (or it's proceeds)?

This has a major impact going forward, some native peoples land are going to not exist due to sea level rises ...

Just for avoidance of doubt, imperialist colonisation is absolutely wrong, IMO. Morally indefensible. But that's not because it infringes property rights; we've got one planet and, intrinsically, none of us have any greater birthright in that planet than any other.
No, you cannot because they are not on the ballot.

They are not on the ballot because successfully getting attention when running for office requires huge amounts of money.
The lead films are a model system that show some parallels to the behavior people have been observing with LK-99. Their point is that if this hypothesis is correct, it should be possible to grow fully dense LK-99 material that has much more robust superconductive properties, and that the difficulty of this synthesis could explain why people are getting conflicting results in their reproduction attempts.
> As for me, I'm monogamous because thinking about someone being intimate with my SO is not pleasant.

I'm also monogamous, and I'd suggest if you don't enjoy picturing that, then you shouldn't picture it :)
I don't spend much time thinking about my partner of 7 years having sex with other people. That doesn't sound like much fun. Unless that's your thing, some people love that stuff. It's not for me though!

> it's not about an insecurity

It feels very much like it to me. Maybe not about silly things like penis size, but you fundamentally wouldn't trust that someone loves you unless they hadn't slept with anyone else in the past before they'd even met you? I find that odd.

> Do you see significant difference between your SO sleeping with some girl when you can't, depending on the time it happened (whether it's before or after you two romantically connected)?

Absolutely. Things that happened before we got together are things that happened before we formed a trusting, loving relationship. Going outside of that now would be a very different proposition. Women or men she may have slept with before are no business of mine nor of particular interest. And this goes both ways. At our ages (mid 40s) it would be weird to expect a clean slate, and frankly I'd be very suspicious of anyone that had one. It probably helps our levels of trust that we knew each other as friends for a long time before we got together.

Look, if you value your notion of sexual purity, OK, you do you. But apply it to yourself as well. The misogyny in the other poster's comments comes through when he says "we both did this thing, it devalues her as a person but it's fine for me".

> If someone (me included) is sleeping around, that doesn't mean they aren't great as a person, but by that dimension of worth differentiating a friend and a romantic partner they are valued less.

To you maybe, this is not universal. But if you judge them as worth less while you were doing the same damn thing, and whining about how they don't want to support someone who 'gave it up' when they were younger, even though you were doing it too ... that's hypocritical and where the misogyny comes in.
The issue wasn't the inability to convert it: it was the inability to spend it without being tracked.
Why is this one not blurred?

Both archived pages have the same original Fortune URL?

How did you get it to be not blurred?
The Great Libraries of Rome
I think this is a silly Disney view. I don’t think it’s about the history and the sunk cost specifically, but taking the difficult path to learning compromise, communication, patience and forgiveness. That takes a lot of time, decades at least, and it requires having enough incentive to stay together that you work through the rough patches to the other side where you grow instead of breaking up at the first sign of trouble.

If there’s a correlation between number of partners and divorce rates, it’s because someone is consistently failing to learn how to be a better partner.
it is it but what it is is still to be determined
A /128 is laughable and honestly insufficient. I believe OVH handed me a /128 at some point, which is why I used HE.

Every other VPS platform I've seen handed out at least /64s. You need a better VPS provider.
The article seems to imply it's re-evaluated regularly (and additive rather than blanket ban although I'm not sure if that's relevant):

> It requires periodic re-evaluations that facilitate gradual broadening of its requirements to cover additional electronic and electrical equipment, cables and spare parts
Motivation has always been my biggest issue, even for relatively small tasks like picking up a wrapper after I've snacked. It's not just the big things like trying to concentrate at work, it even stops you doing relatively short, low effort tasks until everything builds up or it becomes too late
That is a big may, given that it depends pretty much on what is being done in terms of code, and compile time execution (C++ and Rust), and many of the same compiler knobs are also available for C++ code, if not even more.

And was you point out, at the end of the day it is the same LLVM IR.
> thou i cannot see how internet porn could go away w/o also taking free speech along with it

For some reason, very few of even the most vehement "n-word and genocide advocacy are free speech" advocates think that porn is free speech.
Vesttoo CEO pushed out of company after fake collateral scandal
You might be right. Interesting
FiveThirtyEight's Elo Ratings and Logistic Regression
Docker for windows is a thin shim over a VM that falls apart at the seams when it comes to networking..

Git on Windows is only supported by installing a whole suite of Unix tools and a shell.

Tools like ccache/sccache treat windows (well msvc) as a second class citizen.

Go, the poster child for cross-compilation shatters that illusion when you need to use CGO.

Python, I believe things have gotten better but the last time I tried getting tensorflow up and running on Windows it was a long and painful path involving third party python distributions, native toolchains and changing drivers.
It's not the point. You might also not want the love of your life to say, do gross things in front of you, because it puts you off on a biological level. Of course, it's her choice to do it if she wishes to, but it's also your prerogative to be put off by it.
> You Are What You Eat, in which a bony harridan screeched at Britons whose feces did not meet her exacting standards

This is perhaps the funniest summary of the exploits of “Doctor” Gillian McKeith I’ve ever read.
How many people actually bought a separate license, and downloaded a Windows installer because they specifically wanted to install Windows on their device?

Pretty much the entire (DIY) PC gaming market? Granted they may not buy Windows but they are certainly making the choice to download and use it over linux.

Sure there is a pre-built market for desktop PCs but I would think the PC Gaming market skews to DIY though I have no stats.

Note: I run arch btw.
IIRC, for Japanese people, even Teineigo is part of Keigo.

In learners' resources (where Teineigo is introduced usually right at the start), my impression is that Teineigo is not included, and that Keigo starts with Sonkeigo and Kenjougo. That's still introduced comparatively early, but much later than Teineigo (I think, it's in Genki 2, for example).
US CDC are the ones who put out the pair bonding study - and there’s lots of other research.

https://www.quora.com/Does-having-lots-of-sexual-partners-af...
Same as the other links there. They just link to `#`.
pymonitair: Air Quality Monitoring Display with MicroPython
Well, there is Perl, which is what actually was used to be for "can we do this in something that is not shell but also portable?" kinds of scripts for quite some time. But then again, it's Perl.
I do not believe for a single second that you don’t feel any sort of obligation towards your spouse nor expect them to feel any obligation to you. It’s also absurd to think people don’t have expectations for their partners before they actually get married, which include behaviors.

This kind of thinking (totally detached from reality, tone policing of others) is more incel than the guy you’re replying to who I think might be a literal incel
it's a 100% sentiment driven market. wouldn't put too much weight on it.
The superconducting transmission line doesn’t need big towers, a clear path, a direct path or a shortest path.

It’ll be more like a thick pipe, perhaps buried.

Much easier it get a right of way, less environmental impact, less paperwork, less time to build.
Tools are useful even with medication. It's a myth that ADHD meds just fix you, they simply make things easier. And when that motivation is easier to overcome is when you use that to consciously make changes to your behaviour.

And in that case, the organisational tools are still helpful
>Why does her behavior before your relationship speak of her character, but her behavior during and after not speak of her character?

When I enter a relationship, I cannot reliably predict what her behaviour will be during or after the relationship. But I can extrapolate what her current and future behaviour will be from her previous behaviour. Of course, I can guess wrong, but at least I tried.

The number of partners must equal the number of breakups. I don't see the practical difference? I say I want a partner who's had few partners, which means I want a partner who's had few breakups. A woman who's had more partners than breakups has had one or several one-night stands, and those are automatically discarded - I do not even consider them.

Also when I said I want someone with few partners and I am only interested in long relationships I thought it was implied that I was more interested in women whose few relationships had been long.

>a pattern of such relationships speaks poorly of their ability to identify compatibility in a partner

Maybe. But that's not necessarily her fault. My soft skills are very poor so I can't ask for more :) Also she could have had very bad luck. Not a strong reason to discard someone in my book, although it's something to take into account.
It's interesting to see how many assumptions about our world are underpinned by the lack of superconducting material. That also immediately gives you an idea of how transformative (heh.) room temperature superconductors would be.
This allows people without a Twitter account to read tweets and replies. Also, some people (as myself) have blocked Twitter.
What happened on July 31 to make the market briefly flip?
> securely hosted on your own device

> doesn't store your data on external servers

> sync effortlessly, allowing you to access your data from any device, anywhere

I'm not even going to give this a shake. Lots of marketing faff and no substance.
> I'm not overly optimistic given that the biggest barrier to supporting Linux has always been how much variance there is in terms of what's out there, but it's still a good thing for Linux.

Nope. The biggest barrier is the FUD around there being so much variance. 99% of desktop Linux is glibc-based. Beyond that, binary compatibility is no harder than Windows. Differrent yes, meaning devs used to Windows have some learning to do, but not drastically different even.
This is 100% wrong.. all consumer routers have firewall functionality built in.
But not before irritating their users by making it mandatory and un removable because the system can't function without it.