skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's probably because this is not an ADHD issue, but just a difference amongst individuals. I have ADHD and meetings do not really seem to impact my functions other than increasing urgency because I have Total Time - Meeting Time left to do whatever task..
Even with DST, many institutions still have seasonal hours.
> I haven't played Factorio in years

Oh geez, your comment reminds me of like 8 years ago. You've really been out of the loop haven't ya? Yeah, what you say used to be true, but that's not what I'm talking about.

All splitters today can split items off. You can just click on a modern splitter and say "Left side Iron ore", and all iron-ore leaves the left side of the splitter, and all other items go out the right side. This operates at full speed, no glitches.

> so I guess it can be set up to filter as many types as you like?

So use a splitter per item, and then merge the belts back together later.

If you have 5 items to sort, create 5 filters, and then run the belts to route them where those 5 items need to go.

For "Meta" builds, the key requirement isn't size. Its throughput. When you have 5 filters inserters, you barely will have ~10 items/second throughput (and that will glitch out depending on how successful your inserters are at picking up items, corners can pose issues for example)

When you have 5 filter-splitters (on 5 different items), you easily prove that every decision point operates at the full 15/30/45 items/second (yellow/red/blue belts respectively).
Dr Gabor Mate's theory is that ADHD (and many others) is the body's response to childhood trauma.
Well that's exactly what I mean. Comments fields aren't a requirement, but I disagree that HN and other sites are an acceptable replacement.

A much more suitable replacement is like you said, sending an email.
The article doesn't mention this (nor have any of the 500 videos I've watched on YouTube on this subject), but you might find that listening to instrumental music has a significant beneficial effect. Music with lyrics doesn't work for me because I start to follow them. Music from someone long dead can be better because less inclination to pull up their Wikipedia page. Music seems to wedge a wrench in the brain mechanism that initiates distraction. It keeps the default mode network busy enough to retain focus on the main thing. Also pick long pieces of music, or auto-playing AI-based playlists, otherwise you go down a rabbit hole of selecting the next piece of music.
Really? The best peer coders I have met always produced simple solutions straight forward solutions.

So I can not share this experience.
It’s like when apple announces “our greatest iPhone yet” as if they’d ever announce one which was “almost as good as last year’s”.
An alternate hypothesis is that CASA is still correct, but that people start interacting with computers in a less than compassionate manner. E.g. people may start to see themselves as "wealthy" compared to the computer (or whatever the general mechanism of a reduction in empathy): https://greatergood.berkeley.edu/article/item/how_money_chan...
VAERS is as good as a suggestion box on top of a trash bin.
That and the so-called "left" that we do have is opportunist performance; liberals washing each others' bloody hands in moralism and running out of ways to fool working people.
My goodness, how did that pass peer review?

Postulating that evolution is strictly the result natural selection (ie our ancestral chain is solely responsible for what we are capable of doing) is such an archaic view.

We don’t have to “randomly mutate and wait for the inferior genes to drop out of the gene pool” to see human adaption, and there are a plethora of counterexamples to remove any doubt.
The only supplement you can't get from a vegan diet is B12, because farming is too clean (it is in dirt, and eating dirt is how you'd get the B12 needed). Everything else you can get from eating plant based products.

You do not need heavily processed oils and grains nor do you need a variety of supplements. Beans and Rice contain all of the necessary proteins a human body needs for example.

B12 deficiency is an issue even for people that eat meat due to the cleaner practices and feeding where animals no longer graze but instead get their food delivered in a way that doesn't allow the animals to ingest the B12 from the dirt.

You can absolutely survive eating food that is not cooked with oil.
>"focus heavily on a main and some side dishes"

Because traditionally they were served "courses". However, it's all biryani in the belly. I think the old ways of serving a main with sides is still a tip to that era when it was plated separately. I'm ok with having it all mixed together so long as the flavors complement. I don't want a steak, cubed, mixed with my veggies and mashed potatoes, all in a bowl. Some things should be separate, some things are ok being together/combined. Western style cooking has been dominated by French Cuisine and traditional Countryside cooking. Only within the last 30-50 years have they started branching out into Asian or South American dishes.

Its way more approachable today than it ever has been with YouTube videos, online blog recipes, availability of supplies.
> Apple CEO Tim Cook isn't set to attend APEC, but a government-affairs official will go in his place, according to Bloomberg.

This makes it sound like a US gov employee is going in his place, but im guessing its an Apple Employee whose job is government relationships.
If it needs to happen, and your team can't do it, somebody else needs to. Your best bet then is to give them the access to do it properly instead of forcing them to hack it together.
I think there's also now less of a gap in features between the two. My Galaxy S7, when new, had tons of features I could flex on iPhone users with (water resistance, always-on display, 1440p OLED screen, wireless charging, etc.) but now iPhone Pro models have basically caught up, with iPhone "Normal" models only losing out on things that the average consumer doesn't care about. With this happening at the same time as the "feature drain" that you've described, it means there's fewer and fewer reasons to buy an Android.
Well, and I see the owner of that hotel is the Unification Church (a.k.a. "The Moonies"). Now that's another wild read if you have some time to kill.

One son of the founder is the owner of Kahr Arms (the arms manufacturer), and cofounded with his brother the "Rod of Iron Ministries", a weird gun centered church where they do AR-15 rituals and stuff...

Both churches are involved in heavy lgtb hate, anti communism (although seems like they sent some money to North Korea in the 90s) and some other stuff...
>So it has to be protected against accidents, and that's what the sealed design is for. Sure, it's probably good for planned obsolescence or whatever, but that's a secondary concern.

Sorry, but this reasoning that sealing a phone shut is first for water protection is just bs. No mate, it's 100% first and foremost for planned obsolescence justified by other fluff.

You know why? Go to your nearest store and pick up a 20-40 $ Casio watch that's 30m-200m water resistant, and check out the mighty innovations that make this happen while allowing you to operate its buttons under water and replace the battery and repair it: tiny rubber gaskets around the steel pushers and between the plastic body and the steel back plate screwed down with 4 screws. That's it.

Surely the likes of Apple, who has more money than God and a mastery on cutting edge silicon innovation, can copy this unfathomable innovation from the 20$ Casio F-91W, and engineer a similar gasket solution to mount the back panel on a phone with screws and allow for easily replacement of the battery while staying water resistant.

Heck, Samsung already makes a phone with a replaceable battery (like phones had in the old days) just by popping the cover with your fingers, that's also water resistant, also by using a gasket.

https://www.samsung.com/us/business/mobile/phones/galaxy-xco...
I say this with utmost respect (and a little bit of devil's advocacy heh :) -- I might suggest your critique is a little too self-assured.

Disclaimer: Not a neuroscientist, but a biochemist *shrug*

We recognize faces easily due to deep wiring. Some linguistic behavior is deeply rooted as well, e.g., our ability to be immersed in written or visual narratives of experiences that are not our own ("aesthetic illusion") is an evolved extension of "play". Both of these are related to deep brain structures, not just culture. (Though HOW we play is certainly also in the realm of culture.)

Lots of conclusions about brains can be rooted in there being really foundational neural structures that can't simply be rewired by culture. Just because culture exists, it doesn't mean that conclusions rooted in biology are irrational. And assuming the effect was reproduced over many cultures (which perhaps it was not) then it would be fair to assume it was rooted in some deeper system.

tldr- I feel you are falling for hindsight bias. Respectfully, I suggest we're all best-served to navigate this world by cultivating a healthy dose of humility, and I say that more for all the self-assured readers upvoting you for making a dunk.

I'm guessing the truth is somewhere in between :)
What makes musk 'far right' as opposed to his previously expressed values? Everyone says this, but it doesn't connect for me. His actions have been in the same vein since well before twitter or even tesla.
Yes, but those aren't SMS.

Google has Messages, which does the same, i.e. handles both native and SMS messages, and is only available for Android.
Robert Moses and a few others like him are why we don't build fast. We can - we have just learned the hard way that some things are not worth building and so we threw roadblocks in the way to prevent those abuses. (safety standards are another thing we threw in that makes building take longer for what I think we would all agree is good reason)

Sometimes I think we went too far the other way, but lets not swing too far back.
The same movies are shown in Scandinavian cinemas, and the prisons there are most definitely not in any way similar. I believe it is part of the US mentality. Like the SUV, guns, "Freedom", etc. Hollywood portray the US, not the other way around.
Patients can self report without the provider being involved. You might not have some info like lot numbers, but you can still submit. It was a bit of an ordeal to submit, although I've heard it got easier after they made updates during covid (not sure if that's true).
Really glad to see this starting to begin. I have wanted this to happen for a long time.
Feds Have No Idea How Many Times Cruise Driverless Cars Hit Pedestrians
I took that another way: that with Trump giving speeches lately saying he'll prosecute all his political enemies, we should probably tighten up the judicial restraint, just in case he wins.
it didn't initiate it, I did. I should've waited like..... 30 seconds or until I was stopped quite honestly. I'm fully aware of how the vehicle operates and I would consider myself solely responsible for initiating the reboot.

That said, it was weird that the blinkers didn't work, but it may be that the sound in the cabin wasn't playing and the blinkers were just fine... and in hindsight thats probably accurate.

Point being, I picked literally the worst place to do that reboot. I would consider the need for the reboot in that situation to be on tesla maybe, but the choice to perform it when I did was solely on me.

I dislike elon as much as the next person (i like to think more, but some people definitely me beat).... but the car is solid... i just never thought i'd say "i need to reboot my car's computer"
As others have said, SMS is fully interoperable up to and including groups and MMS.

Your problem comes from that fact that Apple cleverly introduced way more capability in the very same Messages app, for other Apple users only.

None of the complaining like yours would be happening if Messages was left as SMS only and apple had shipped a separate iMessage app, which is exactly what Whatsapp is. But there's Apple's forte. They have Bluetooth, but buying Airpods automagically works better.

I also 1000000% guarantee you that the designers spent a LOT of time analyzing the green bubble colour to make very it a slightly (but not too much) aggravating green. There are many many more pleasant shades of green.

Edit: OK yeah, a designer explained it here: https://uxdesign.cc/how-apple-makes-you-think-green-bubbles-...
I keep them in the fridge, yes, should have mentioned that.

Oh, and another thing i should have mentioned is that if the dough is older i make sure to fold it few times more and work a bit more fresh flour into it. And i use high hydration (as high as i can make it, about 72~75%), when i pull it out from the fridge it's _wet_ so even when it's as old as it should be (2~7 days) the crust will be mostly fresh flour.

The trick is that there is no trick and you just let it overferment but pick style that will work well with it. You need savory toppings to go with the taste, e.g. salami and maybe sharper tasting cheese. Making very thin pie will be difficult with dough so weak so don't do that, it won't rise very high so don't make it too thick either.

And 14 days is the furthest i recommend taking it. As i wrote above two to seven days is best, of course it tastes differently after seven than after two days but both are good and perfectly within the canon of 'pizza' and you can prepare it anyhow you want.

Beyond that you're pushing it, but since the topic is what shortcuts you can take i'll still recommend more than you need and using it longer than you'd think to over trying to make it the same day. 30~40 minutes from a decision to a pizza, it does taste right too.
The system works!

Edit after your update: Indeed, we are all quite shallow nowadays. Focus on improving yourself, and put out into the universe exactly who and what you are looking for. Just be careful what you wish for - you might just get it.
Thanks for the pointer. I'll find more about this.
I'm not against a return to the old style of HyperMedia :) But I think AsciiDoc would be a better human-readable/writeable choice than MarkDown.
Could you name the site you are talking about?

One observation I have made about sites with a list of images/videos to view is that it is sometimes easy to succumb to visiting the site only to look at 'mindless' media (memes, sexually suggestive material, etc). At least for me, this seems to be the case no matter the ranking algorithm or user interface (no infinite scroll, etc) used by the site.

I have not found Hacker News to be this way. It is both easier to stop scrolling, and I have to exert at least some mental effort to read the news links and comments.
The use of prison slaves is slowly changing. Some states have passed laws to ban the practice (https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-63578133) although even there enforcement needs a lot of work (https://www.npr.org/2023/11/13/1210564359/slavery-prison-for...) but I'm encouraged by the direction things are headed. It's an uphill battle since corporations are fighting like hell to keep their slaves. Big companies like aramark, mcdonald's, walmart, target, victoria's secret, microsoft, whole foods, starbucks, and wendys have profited heavily from the prison plantation system. It's impressive that there's been as much success putting a stop to it as there has been.
Many corporations still use forced labor, even today, even in the US. If you want to fix the prison system, you'll be fighting against Walmart/McDonalds/others with deep pockets.

https://www.aclu.org/wp-content/uploads/legal-documents/2022...
thanks for the notes!
def want to see if I can implement self-balancing next - was thinking the bots would come in handy here? not sure if its possible to have them dynamically build blueprints
> Was IE locked from running, even though the machine was air gapped? Or did you find VBA more convenient that JavaScript?

At least partly it was due to being in an environment where other people I worked with were already using VBA. They suggested VBA for the task, and they were able to help me get up to speed with it fairly quickly. And at that point in time I was still young enough to be open to trying new things just for the sake of it, my own opinions were not fully encrusted yet :)

I did dabble in javascript for a simple webapp for one small project, but that was kind of a tangent to what we usually worked on.
There are some fundamental limits to analog computing that start to really hurt at the small nodes, which you need to scale up. There's a very good reason they are stuck at 40 nm.
I used to be under the impression that the Fourth Amendment was a de facto ban on warrantless surveillance.
https://www.clozemaster.com/languages/learn-slovenian-online
Um...inflation is still over 3%. That's using bogus government computed CPI. Well in excess of the 2% target.

Since the fed moved to an average inflation target, shouldn't the fed be targeting sub-2%?
It's a neat demo. I don't know how I feed about cloning the voice of a living person, even a 'public' figure like a presenter. I wouldn't be surprised if it eventually becomes illegal, although it'll likely be as difficult to enforce as normal casual copyright infringement.
Well put. At the end of the day, it's a personal choice—a choice that is up to you and you only. Not sure how we fell into this erroneous belief that we need tell others that they shouldn't or should be vaccinated.
hehe that is an awesome story. I've always loved how constraints somehow make us more creative rather than less.
> I really think there’s something in schizophrenia beyond the illness.

I don't think there needs to be any special association. "Predisposed to schizophrenia" necessarily implies "not neurotypical", and the outcome distribution for individuals who are not neurotypical is much, much broader than neurotypical.

The pinnacle of success in society has a pronounced overrepresention of neurodivergence, in the same way that pro athletes as a group have freak physical genetics.

But I would expect that there are equally many people predisposed to schizophrenia who, rather than overachieving prior to symptom onset, end up dysfunctional and battling a variety of substance addictions.

(and also I'd expect that the relative probability of these outcomes is highly affected by the strength of support networks and socioeconomic status)
Do you have an evidence that space and time can be stretched at all? Can you stretch it a bit for me?
I still hold that a huge part of the frustration with price changes over the past four years is people hearing news about inflation and thinking it means prices.

Inflation has returned to normal levels, but I don't think most economists expect prices to broadly decrease. Decreasing prices can be a (very) bad thing.
That doesn't work for recurring events. If you want the meeting to always happen at 09:00 in New York, you have to store the time and the "America/New York" time zone, then for each recurrence you translate to local time for each user/participant.
metaphors, you see, are always literal
Apply that to the nordic countries, and you’ll not have a fun time¹. Some days you won’t even get out of bed, others you’ll never go to sleep.

¹ Or it might be extremely fun—for a while—depending on your personality.
It's pathetic that entire countries hide behind such garbage rhetoric as 'national security' and 'for the children' and other paper thin reasoning.

Nikki Haley has no business deciding policy in this country. These people want social control and are willing to misrepresent anything in order to get it.

That's why I automatically reject any argument from the US that has to do with children or national security. They are bullshit reasons. This country doesn't help children, and if it cared about security it'd have kneecapped this MAGA shit when it first started.

As usual, grandstanding and empty rhetoric from the right.
Stable Diffusion – Realtime Drawing
I don't see how this is relevant. My parent comment said "the only solution is spending $1000" (aka buying an iPhone 15 pro), and I wanted to point out that this is ridiculous.

But even if it were relevant, what massive costs do you incur when you switch from your Google phone to an iPhone? Two hours set-up, if you are really slow? Anything else?

Also, if that is too much for you, you can keep your Google phone, I honestly couldn't care less what phone you use. I just wanted to point out that "you have to buy an iPhone 15 pro to get blue bubbles" is bullshit.

As to your point about non-monetary costs, I'd gladly spent $130 to avoid installing any meta app on my phone.
My foot hurts everyday but next to someone who had their's amputated I'm okay; therefore, my foot is fine.
One of the upsides of COVID was that a lot of demoscene parties which had previously been in-person only started to live stream their parties.

The first time I was able to “attend” Revision was by watching the live stream in 2020. I had been wanting to go for many years.
Former Googler Adrian Aoun raises $100M for walk-in AI healthcare pods
Don't use that for future appointment times though. When someone books a 9am appointment in 6 months they want that at 9am of whatever timezone it will be at that time and location.
> sometimes when you're in a corporate dystopian hell hole do not expect to be able to actually request or install software on your device. What is there is what you have and trying to get it changed is an exercise in taking on the bureaucracy. It's not worth it. Many people have tried and failed.

Been at a company that was like this to developers. We couldn't approval to get anything installed, and IT was just plain hostile. They also demanded six months notice for us to get a server that was a copy of an existing computer (we wanted to use it for staging).

I also once built an exe for our internal app in Visual Studio, got a call from IT, they said I had a virus on the computer, requested screen share access, and I watched them navigate to the bin folder and delete the .exe I just built (and just the .exe file).

Had to go through a nice long process to get them to stop doing that. Also they didn't seem to understand that I'm a developer and I develop software for the company.
Well shoot, that is good to know. Really tempting. I'm on GPT Plus atm and i enjoy the DallE plugin, but ChatGPT has been making the DallE functionality worse (1 image at a time now sucks for me), so it's really tempting to try this. I also love that it lets me try alternate places i've already wanted to try.

Cool stuff as always from Kagi. Thanks for the link!
Which Arizona time? ;)
'hell no' is pretty strong. Lots of people that grow up in a stable household, with mothers and fathers they respect, will naturally imitate and emulate them. Monkey see, monkey do.

Also, phone choice as 'rebellion'? That's just silly - how the hell does getting a Pixel when your parents use an iPhone help you establish an 'identity separate from them'? That's an all time reach - that's like me saying because I hate my dad, I'm going to start using Mac because he used Windows.
I’m the opposite of this - I can only listen to music with lyrics as it gives me something to “listen to” even though I barely hear a word of them let alone remember or be able to sing along. (Faster music like rap or metal is great)

Brown noise is probably the only sound I can tolerate for a long periods of time without lyrics, even better than this is ANC headphones with nothing playing.
I read somewhere the Pirate bay did it, but I can't remember where. I'll add it if it turns up, but that was a long, long time ago.
The groceries I'm buying now for $4.79 now were $2.49 in 2019. Roughly 90% overall inflation rate for everything I buy since 2019. That being said I decided not to change my habits and preferences - but it's hurting to say the least.
I've used a database layout that mirrored the data that can be in an ical file, which supports defining the recurrence without having to actual create each instance, and supports recurrences with no end date.