skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is exactly right.
Let's engineer solutions that are technologically based and better than what we currently have, not increase government control over people. Freedom is at least as important as the climate.
A solution that is mandated is not the same as a solution that emerges organically as better both for the user AND the environment.
Not sure why this is being downvoted, you're completely correct — anxiety and paranoia are well-known effects of being high on weed (depending on the strain ofc), and anxiety and depression are well-known withdrawal symptoms. And it's much worse if you're already prone to anxiety and depression.
can confirm here, pot just causes lots of paranoia a few hours after smoking, ill stick with lexapro thanks
I find that even with tons of experience, it's a matter of frequency and habituation. When I was smoking every day, there wasn't any anxiety but after a long break, the next time is like the very first time. Full of anxiety.
The other issue is that I fundamentally don't think the problems of moderation and hosting are "separable" as the paper claims—the moderation of your content is intrinsic to the question of "who wants to be responsible for hosting and paying for this content?". And people are going to want to use moderation systems that make moderation decisions they agree with and support—they're not going to want to be paying for a hosting provider that hosts content they disagree with. That's why I see the fediverse "plurality of networks" federated model winning out in the end, because it can be funded and operated by small groups of people interoperating with each other rather then requiring large centralized directory resources that nobody wants to pay for.
the vast majority of comments are positive, outright enthusiastic, no matter how you sort them.

And the top level one, as another commenter pointed out, is constructive critique.
What does KYC mean?
Working as a firefighter, inmate firefighters are among the hardest workers on the fire line, and do so despite often getting the worst work to do (hoeing and clearing fire breaks in 100F+ windy days with smoke and fire).

I'm very much appreciative of the fact that, though not mentioned, a growing number of fire departments are willing to overlook (certain) criminal history for hiring ex-inmate firefighters.
I use Postgres for a lot, but I can't imagine using it to make HTTP requests.
There's that 'me' generation for you. My parents say the same shit.
I smoked all throughout my teens and twenties. Once I hit my 30s, smoking would give me insane anxiety and, occasionally, full blown panic attacks. Obviously, this is very anecdotal and may have to do with other factors in my life (increased responsibilities to worry about as you get older, kids, etc.).

It got to the point where I asked myself why I was even doing it if it was no longer fun or relaxing in any way.

People who love cannabis think it's the cure for everything. While I don't doubt its medicinal uses, it's definitely not for everyone.
I think we will end up with better UX elsewhere.
Handicapped
I smoked a lot about a decade ago. Anecdotally, I can confirm this as well. I would feel great if I got high when life was stress free but it heightened my anxiety when I was already worried about something. It also generally made me anxious to be around other people.
I was wondering too what I would use this for. I'm a bit worried that this would become a depressing exercise if goals or hopes do not come true. And boring if they do come true. I think I'm just not sure yet what a sustainable way to use this service is.

Also I wish you the best and hope your outlook on life gets more positive.
I have been poking around bluesky and atproto as nothing more than an interested developer since around May 2023. I certainly don't know everything, but I've exercised most aspects of the protocol by now (firehose, custom feeds, sandbox federation, etc).

If you've always wondered something about this platform/protocol and want the opinion of a non-team member, ask away.
Is netbox intended to be some kind of "source of truth"?

I mean, if MyVM has today IP: 10.10.10.200, and tomorrow somebody change that IP,

* should I expect Netbox to change the IP assigned to MyVM?

Does Netbox do some kind of auto-discovery? or that's not its role?

Can Netbox ping my VM to know if they are UP, or that's not its role?
I'm not sure it's appropriate to use "apple" and "share" in the same sentence. /s
It's a problem with VR in general. I have a quest 1 which actually wasn't too hard to share with my kids. The novelty did wear off after some months.
I agree that the Like button was the final blow, driving home the idea that other people were watching the stupid. Obviously you always knew in some nebulous way that they were watching, but when "Joe Blow", who you chat with on the street but aren't inviting to your wedding, liked your stupid post it made it real.

To which that quickly turned into "I don't mind Joe as a distant friend/acquaintance, but I don't really want him to know my every move." and soon "‘anyone going to the pub tonight?!’" posts went out the window, moving them, if still posted at all, to restricted regions where there is stronger curation of who can see it than just a general friend list (or the public at large, in some cases).
I mean, you have good heuristics, rereading what I wrote.
Perhaps a solution could be requiring them to be paid full wages? Then there is no incentive to hire prison laborers vs others
The point is that the focus on global warming means no one will do anything about poor land management because that problem is not made public.

You can see what happens right here in the downvotes I have got. Just because I shift blame for something away from global warming to another cause, people feel they most downvote me.

Global warming is to blame in their minds is equivalent to no other cause can be blamed.

I partly made that comment to see how much a rational and reasonable comment would get downvoted for that reason. I think the experiment proved something.
This looks like the result of an abuse of the foreign students visa as work visas, partly due to leftover pandemic era policy. In a typical government response, instead of actually fixing the loophole, they use the blunt weapon of cutting visa quotas, and then make generalized comments against foreign labor.
I've thought about writing a general-purpose programming language that uses Postgres as its runtime, with the twist that it can save checkpoints to survive system reboots and also interop closely with SQL. Postgres already has a lot of nice built-in types and functions.
Thanks from one Elixir-using Chase to another ;)
Galileo AI: generate UI designs and turn them into Figma files
I don't think that's necessarily true. HN is one of the few survivors that has maintained its dignity due to the policies and work of the moderation team.

I've run huge forums and they have mostly enshittified because I didn't put the work into moderating them correctly. I would promote good users to moderators, and six months later they would all literally become Hitler and I would have to fire them, and then they become weaponized and the destruction of the site becomes circular.
I wonder - assuming an alternate App Store or payment mechanisms what is the appropriate billing from Apple?

Things like:

- Developer onboarding and review (Legal and KYC)
- App submission and review (standard, priority, exposure, etc)
- App distribution (origin storage and download)
- Push notifications

I believe that Apple should be forced to change, I just don’t know what we all should expect
Airplanes have the equivalent of a license plate painted on the side.

What's different is the broadcast in-the-clear of your information of where you are at all times; not many cars have that feature.

For airplanes, this is the equivalent of broadcasting "Hey, so-and-so is away from home in his airplane; and here's their home address, you are probably safe to go to their house and burgle it."

Unless the aircraft owner has a Delaware corporation for it, of course.
what do you mean by infrastructural changes?
Redpanda Skyrockets in FY24: 300% Revenue Growth, 179% Customer Growth
I wouldn't say it's this simple—there are lots of different strains out there with wildly different effects due to the cannabinoids they contain. Furthermore, every person's own endocannabinoid system is different, and reacts differently to cannabinoids. For one person, a strain might make them feel relaxed and happy—for another, the same strain might make them simply fall asleep (or extremely anxious, for instance).

There's also the very common issue of people new to cannabis using far, far too much—which generally results in a feeling of intense anxiety. Anyone who hasn't had any cannabis before should be extremely careful and use as little as possible.

Finally, regular users who have developed a tolerance for certain cannabinoids may find it difficult to relax without them. Anyone regularly using a substance like cannabis should be on the lookout for this, and change their behavior accordingly.
Oh man the hustle culture bros! They tweet so much, aren't they supposed to be leveling up? Maybe its the new form of procrastination!
Their children will have enough money to carve out their own missile silo. The poors need not apply.
Not quite an OS, but they are doing some neat things: https://omnigres.com/
There was an ice age, now there's not. The temperature didn't start increasing 50 years ago, it has been increasing for millennia. Hardly anyone denies that.

We we deny is the 'never before seen acceleration of temperature.' We simply don't have granular data going back thousands or millions of years to make such a claim.
I've smoked every day for 15 years and I'm still not addicted
How Valuable Are Building Methods That Use Fewer Materials?
Specifically how so?
You can send $40 month of untraceable cash to strangers via the post office, how is that any different?
Know Your Customer. It's a law in the US (and I think EU has similar?) that requires sites that deal with money to verify your identity to prevent fraud and money laundering.
Communication is a two way street: what is said and how it’s received.

With imprecise communication there is always the danger of misunderstanding, and that can lead to devastating consequences.

You say I misunderstood your comment, that’s fair, but I have read and reread it many times and am unable to interpret it elsewise.

Please elaborate.

It will be best for both of us.

I will know what you truly meant, and perhaps feel better about your position, and you will be assured that your true intent is clear and fully received by your audience.
It was nothing but yet another crypto crap. So it died.

The only successful model so far was Scroll, and it got bought up by Twitter and killed off. With Scroll you paid for a small monthly subscription and it got distributed between the sites that you visited.
Also just energy levels. I could recover from an 80 hour pretty quickly at 22, in my late 30s it takes longer.
Maybe, finally, everyone just went outside.
>2023 made it very clear that China knows the stakes

What happened in 2023?

https://www.macrotrends.net/countries/CHN/china/carbon-co2-e...
Postgres is great at json, I use it a bunch.
The end of slavery in the United States was achieved by killing enough people who politically supported slavery in a war, that they surrendered and accepted the _de jure_ end of slavery. However, they then spent a century in a a low intensity conflict / rebellion (Reconstruction, Jim Crow, etc) against it, with significant success (unfortunately).

Democracy is not the cure all that you make it out to be.
It's a psychoactive substances, none of this is the least bit surprising.
It helps some people with anxiety and it worsens it for others.
I run AdGuard Home on a Pi and it's fantastic. I was running PiHole previously and found it endlessly problematic, I rarely have to even think about AdGuard Home.
Indeed. The planet has endured multiple mass extinction events and life has continued to exist. Life will continue even after this wave of extinctions, which may or may not include humans.

What's your point?
For context, they had a service disruption a week ago due to preparations for IPv6 support on GitHub.com: https://www.githubstatus.com/incidents/5y8b8lsqbbyq. I don't think they mentioned this anywhere else.

Copied from that report:

This incident was the result of an infrastructure change that was made to our load balancers to prepare us for IPv6 enablement of GitHub.com. This change was deployed to a subset of our global edge sites.

The change had the unintended consequence of causing IPv4 addresses to start being passed as an IPv4-mapped IPv6-compatible address to our IP Allow List functionality.

For example 10.1.2.3 became ::ffff:10.1.2.3. While our IP Allow List functionality was developed with IPv6 in mind, it wasn't developed to handle these mapped addresses, and hence started blocking requests as it deemed these to be not in the defined list of allowed addresses. Request error rates peaked at 0.23% of all requests.
Cannabis is not for everyone.
The oddness of referring to the "slave trade" is the height of the "Atlantic Slave Trade" far predated the peak of slavery in the US and contributed directly far more to the Caribbean and Brazil than to the rest of the Americas. US chattel slavery, particularly the form that exploded post cotton-gin, was a system of directly controlling the reproductive capacity of enslaved black and native Americans.
> not least in the base rates of crimes in both populations compared to their prison populations

Is this calibrated per severity of crime? The statement as it stands seems to general to support this case.
Also, what's the base rate of developing an anxiety disorder?

NIH says:

> An estimated 19.1% of U.S. adults had any anxiety disorder in the past year.

https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/statistics/any-anxiety-disor...

That's pretty high already, and I imagine the base rates for anxiety developing among "people who have to be hospitalized for any reason" are much higher than the general pop.
> He will announce further changes soon to restrict students’ off-campus work hours

He just extended the “temporary” increase to the weekly hours limit 2 months ago…

And expanded it to a larger group of study visa students.

https://www.cicnews.com/2023/12/canada-extending-internation...

He doesn’t even need to start by changing anything, he could have started by doing nothing and let his own department’s exemptions expire.
It would be useful to see memory utilization while performing the benchmarks. Historically GraalVM used ALOT of memory.
> we can automatically and continuously request to remove your personal information with an annual paid subscription of $8.99 per month ($107.88 a year).

This is a lot of money for most people. What would the benefit be of doing this all the time versus just subscribing once a year? How quickly do details reappear in databases?
I hear working for oil and gas makes it hard to leave O&G because most companies have a hard time paying as well (aside from Big Tech, I guess), and maybe the ex-O&G engineer will go back to O&G for the higher pay sooner rather than later.

I wonder if the same dynamics, if it exists at all, apply to Big Tech alum.
It's not obvious to my sibling. They won't confess they have anxiety even though it's hard to have a conversation with them without heading towards the apocalypse--a change concurrent with treating so e physical disorder with edibles and smokables.
> The list wasn't the important part, but evaluating my own preferences & deciding what I truly cared about was important.

I get the temptation, I got very curios too and my first impulse would be asking the same, but maybe it might be better to just sit down and make one's own list instead.
> Have you engaged with any justice system that isn't based on retribution?

Most people here who live in SF have done just that, not by their own choice - and the results are not pretty. "Restorative" justice might or might not work in places like Norway, but let's just say other implementations have been quite bad.
If 3 people are releasing chlorine gas in a large room and only one of them slows down, it doesn't make a huge difference what the per capita emissions rate is, does it?
a11y is similar to Andreessen Horowitz => a16z in that there’s exactly 16 letters in between the first letter and the last.

Seems like good acronym semantics no?
I saw a section of Forest in Yosemite that is being managed according to modern forestry practices. The section has far fewer trees in it compared to the non managed section. Apparenlty there are too many trees in the Western US Forests, which also makes fires worse.
It's gotten so bad that it's now a regular paid service that I see offered for people to use bots to mass report your old accounts for a fee to get them removed and delisted for you. "100% guaranteed ban and delist. 1hr turn-around time!"

Of course, using it as a weapon against your competitors is the unsaid reason for these operations...
Having a high stock price because you say the word "AI" a lot isn't _really_ a business model as such, though.
> people duly convicted of crimes lose many of their civil rights. This is not new, and there's nothing wrong with it per se.

The wrong part is when you connect "X loses many of their civil rights" to "Y makes a greater profit", and now Y has a lot of money and an incentive to spend a fraction of it on lobbying for legislative changes that will send even more people to prison... which means even more money for lobbying, etc.

A few iterations of this feedback loop and you get a system which routinely sends people to prison for trivial things, which routinely sends innocent people to prison, heck even a system where the innocent people are officially advised to "confess" and accept a plea bargain rather than insist on their rights and risk 10x greater penalty if they are falsely convicted.
I tried to create a curated feed on Bluesky. It didn't go well. It interpreted my unambiguous keyword in the technology space as applying to content in the uh personal massage space. Much, much prefer Mastodon's direct hashtag following.
It's actually 2%+fixed amount fee (see e.g. Stripe.com and choose an EU country), 0.2 is just the interbank fee IIRC.
I've been on and off this train. I smoked in high school, not at all in college, again in my twenties, not at all in my thirties, started again recently. I definitely have anxiety but I would not say the pot has triggered panic attacks or otherwise brought on or amplified the anxiety. That said, while the pot has a nice numbing effect for a couple hours, it certainly has not made my anxiety better and I definitely sleep much better when I haven't consumed any THC. Same goes for alcohol.
Well, those things all directly benifitted the people who were currently alive campaigning for them. It doesn't go against op's point.
That has also been my experience. I’ve had anxiety since I was a child and was diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder. Back in 2014 or so, I was at my wits end and wanted to try medical marijuana since it was touted as a solution to my anxiety. I went to see a doctor, who doubled down on this being a good thing to try. So, I got my card, and went to a dispensary where I bought whatever they recommended for anxiety.

Two hours later, I was having my biggest panic attack in years. If I didn’t grow up having panic attacks all my life, I would probably have called 911 or got someone to drive me to the ER.

If there’s an easy fix for anxiety out there, I’d love to know about it. I’ve been fighting this for decades and it doesn’t get better as I get older. What kind of helps in the meantime is therapy, slow exposure to stressors (being careful to prevent flooding), and mindfulness meditation. None of this fixes my anxiety, but it makes it a little bit more manageable.
I still don't understand your choice of words.
It feels like you jumped into epistemology at the deep end and don't know how to swim in it. One article that pops up frequently around here is "Reality has a surprising amount of detail"

http://johnsalvatier.org/blog/2017/reality-has-a-surprising-...

I think you could profit from reading it. And I found "The Golem" a pretty good read too, if you want to go down that path:

https://www.cambridge.org/ch/universitypress/subjects/genera...
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TBH I'd be 100% more interested in Bluesky had they built it on Matrix since Matrix's decentralization makes a lot more sense to me and has more history behind it and battle-testing in real-world use cases like German government and military than AT.
Moderation is only an issue at "commercial" scale. Any small community can easily solve moderation. One critique I have about most modern business plans is that they are looking for large scale and little responsibility.
Brigade, the post gets flagged, and discussion disappears. Victory. It so easy with the HN mod system that it is almost embarrassing.
Also the boss knows you're shopping around, and to start seeking a replacement. The trade-off of a brief raise might be worth it to keep you on long enough to find one.
Well, even if you consider the removal aspect of it useless since you could do it yourself, there is still value in knowing where your data is. Have I Been Pwned will tell you about breaches, but not about brokers reselling your data, and they only monitor email addresses.

And yes, you could probably go and ask the brokers directly, but that is certainly a lot of time and effort, so paying for it might make sense, assuming you trust the service provider.
The built-in unbound dns server has support for blocklists, maybe you want to give it a try:
https://docs.opnsense.org/manual/unbound.html
I didn't want attention, I wanted discussion. Wasn't that clear?
They're likely starting with the US because either their partner(s) for this is US only and/or it's easier to start with a single large market. The US is about a 50% larger market in terms of GDP than all EU countries combined.
wouldn't that be more for a sentient brine?
Coincidentally I just set up OpenWRT [1] on a NanoPi from FriendlyElectric.

How would this fit into using Wireguard? Or, how would I go about that? It seems like there might be something conflicting about running both, but I am very new to it all.

[1] It is actually running their FriendyWRT variation which came with the precompiled drivers for getting a Realtek USB wifi adapter to work, otherwise stock OpenWRT would work as well