skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You are apparently speaking from a Christian perspective. What do you do when after childbirth your spouse exits that reciprocal context and begins consuming you as a resource, but not before experimenting with narratives that maximize sympathy for her, which, as you can probably guess, make you the Disney villain.
How can a project with 260 contributors and no CLA change their license? Wouldn’t they have to get approval from all of those contributors or remove all that code?
Google changed their SEO formulas and told people how to game them. People gamed them. Google has changed their SEO algorithms before to prevent things like tag stuffing, and they could do so again to change their criteria for what a valuable, high ranking site should be. But they haven't and things are bad.
Nice! Where did you get your 4k monitors from?
It always reminds me of that creepy old Lana Turner quote “A successful man is one who makes more money than his wife can spend. A successful woman is one who can find such a man.”
PWAY Brand. Seems to be available on Aliexpress. just FYI
For portability and durability of your data I find that "File over app"[1] is more important than open source. These are all separate vectors:

- VC vs user-supported

- Files vs databases

- Open formats vs proprietary formats

- Open source vs closed source

- Extensible vs non-extensible

- Private vs privacy-invasive

An open source app can still be VC-backed, store its data in a proprietary format, have terrible APIs, and include telemetry.

1: https://stephango.com/file-over-app
Marriage has for most of its history been an arrangement for securing alliances and ensuring transfer of generational wealth. Since the sexual revolution [1] the pendulum has swung completely back the other way and attitudes toward marriage have focused almost exclusively on romance. The problem since then is that hormonally-driven romantic attachment is fleeting and unreliable, so security of relationships has dropped dramatically.

If people want to have a long-lasting and successful marriage they need to be clear-eyed and pragmatic about it. The fact that Hollywood makes a fortune selling romantic stories has not helped!

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sexual_revolution
If a Robotaxi Ran over Your Child
.NET/MSIL is actually somewhat reasonable. I'm working on a loader+interpreter for the //e right now.
I’m sure, but that’s true of one of us requiring extensive medical care, too. Living is risky.
So is there any sort of real deadline or end in sight for spam/scam calls here? Can someone please legislate that if your call does not have attestation then it gets immediately blackholed? Give a deadline and if you aren't compliant then your phone doesn't work.

At this point I could not care less if this causes legacy systems or whatever exactly to break; if it kills a few businesses then so be it. Everyone I know in the US has a constant background of spam calls that makes the phone system almost worthless in many cases. We cannot allow critical infrastructure to be held hostage by a few holdouts.
I like that term. I always called this "divide and conquer."
The flipside of this is that most judges and lawyers do not want to work family court, for various understandable reasons. My guess is that, much like Reddit mods, there's a subset of judges who are willing to tolerate family court bullshit in order to push their agenda, and they're the ones who wind up staying.

This is on top of the more general issues caused by gating access to justice behind a bunch of really expensive professionals with student loans to pay off, of course.
I build a prompt sharing platform
It’s kinda like a boss saying “we’re a family”
Even small amounts of alcohol can reduce sleep quality: https://www.sleepfoundation.org/nutrition/alcohol-and-sleep

There is no instance where alcohol is good for you: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/new-alcohol-research-shows...

I think it's mostly wishful thinking, and maybe some cognitive dissonance, that drinking is somehow good for you in any way.

I think we as a society need to accept that alcohol is straight up bad for you. There is no case to be made for drinking as some kind of health benefit. There is a case to be made for drinking as a "fun" thing to do or as a depressant to remove yourself from anxious thoughts - but knowing that alcohol damages your brain is useful in determining if it's worth it for you.

Personally, I like smoking weed once a week. But I don't ever think "this is good for me" - I know weed is not good for you. I do it because it's fun. Nicotine (in the form of gum/mints - NOT in the form of smoking) is a different story, it's not nearly as bad for you as people make it out to be: https://gwern.net/nicotine

And sometimes I take some magic mushrooms - which to me have been immensely helpful in figuring out life and progressing forward to a better path. Magic mushrooms don't even really feel like "drugs" in that sense. And maybe if more people ate some shrooms they'd feel less like drinking and more like enjoying life as-is. It's good for helping with anxiety and depression as well. Just a thought.
>Why not just find someone who is already content living their life single but enjoys the added social aspects of a relationship?

The two ideas aren't mutually exclusive. Even happy and independent people have ups and downs, and can benefit from someone enthusiastically helping them promote their happiness.

It is a win win win for everyone involved.

The recipient of support is even happier, the supporter gets to enjoy the process of making the other happy, and then the supporter get the company of a very happy person.

Ideally this is bidirectional with each partner playing both roles.

It doesn't use finite motivational energy. It creates net positive energy.
Crystal was never able to find traction as a Ruby clone that could compete with C speeds. Why would a Python clone have any better luck? I don’t think anyone would accuse Python of being dramatically more usable than Ruby.
did people say the same thing when assembly code got abstracted away?
> I have a 16TB server on which I have downloaded all movies with IMDB rating > 6 and a good number of votes.

That seems like a lot of movies. How many of those 16TB are used by all movies with IMBD rating > 6 ?
I didn't know they officially got rid of quoting for exact token searches. I was trying this the other day and i felt like it wasn't working but there was no way to know other than the fact I still wasn't getting results I wanted/expected.

I have also had the problem with my browser history and always blamed my device.

Maybe I was giving Google too much benefit-of-the-doubt.
Not an article but this oft-linked HN comment from Slava Akhmechet is very accurate about how subordinates' motives can sabotage your intended goals and objectives :
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18003253
Amazing article and research. Most definitely bookmarked.
I pictured one of three things:

1) A "cube" that isn't really a cube in that the corners aren't points.

2) A cube designed to balance on the corner of a wall.

3) A cube with varying densities such that it will balance on a corner.

I did not picture a mechanical device.
The problem is not the need to use social media, but rather the need to use social media/communications where the people are. Social media that isn't where the people are is irrelevant.

Mastodon is irrelevant for government purposes for that reason. They would do it if it had a large number of people.

Governments and corps are in the same battle for eyeballs as everyone else. They can't win that by being away from the eyeballs.

Government could limit updates to a town crier. But the end result of that is far fewer people get the update, not that everyone goes to see the crier.
This is really meant for learning Swift for iOS, but most of it is useful for macOS as well: https://www.kodeco.com/ios/paths/learn

It's not expensive, nor is it free. Good stuff.
I think it just means if you want to kvm with two monitors over DP you need two DP ports on each computer.
As someone who practices bioinformatics, it doesn’t seem appealing. Bioinformatics is like 0.1% dealing with FASTQ files and the rest is using the ecosystem of libraries for statistics and plotting. Many of them in R, by the way.
Don't know why the company wouldn't give you a raise for increased cost of living? Plenty of companies will adjust pay based on location, including moving around. And plenty of companies adjust for inflation as well.

Of course any adjustment in pay needs to fit budget, so the company and line manager would need to have the budget to afford to. And there's probably plenty of companies that won't have this as an option or won't adjust for inflation, but there's also plenty of examples that do.
> Whenever anything is sent to the server from the browser, we need proper validation. Input should be properly sanitized before being sent to the server.

That doesn't sound right. If the attack vector is reflected XSS, i.e. that code (HTML/JS/etc.) is taken from the attacker's input, stored in the database by the server and later injected straight into another user's page, sanitizing it "before being sent to the server" would mean relying on the attacker helpfully sanitizing their own data.
What are cheap alternatives for motors/drivers? I imagine there are cheap brushless RC motors which might work, but not sure about the electronic speed controller.
If you wrote this comment in 2020 you might've had a point, but the Wayland world has converged a whole lot in the past few years.
And frankly, these videos are agonizing to watch even when they jump right in. I can’t effectively grep through someone’s rant when I’m trying to find information about that one aspect of a product that will make or break my purchasing decision. I don’t want to listen to someone wax poetic about the geopolitical economics of Consumer Packaged Goods when I’m trying to decide which desk to buy. It’s not that I don’t care about these things. It’s that I have other things to do too and this is time-consuming and inefficient.
> you're legitimately arguing that there's no value in anything a human being creates that a machine can mimic.

You misunderstand me.

> So do you think we should just shut down museums, put the Mona Lisa in a shredder, and just discontinue art as a whole since it all apparently has no value?

There are different types of value: scientific value, historic value, economic value, sentimental value, costly signaling value. Also wealth portability / wealth hiding / tax evasion value. Art has more than one type of value.

> I'm not going to argue against misanthropy, but I am curious about the implications of what you're saying.

When you are unwell do you seek medicine? What does medicine say you are? Are you not a biochemical machine?

> Also, what happens when AI and robotics can do everything that a human being can?

Despite using machines for transport and moving stuff many of us use treadmills and lift weights ditto many still play chess despite machines mastering that game. Why might that be?

> Are we an obsolete species with no value when that time comes?

Today our minds exist in one form. In the future, might our minds exist in other forms? If you had the power to upgrade various parts of yourself with better parts would you reject this? Are we the end state of evolution?
Is there a glossary of terminology anywhere? I think popcorn time is some kind of application for watching movies, but beyond that, I don't understand many of the comments in this story. I was into torrents 20 years ago, but I have not kept up with it.

Currently, I get my movies from Netflix, and nowhere else, and I'm basically happy with that. Judging from internet comments, I might be the only one.
I just went there now. No issue seemingly (I didn't try and buy a domain or anything).
Your comment doesn't make any sense
I agree. It's an incredible clone. Flawless.
>Happy wife happy life is a lie.

It is true, but an incomplete instruction for life happiness . What more do you want from a platitude?

Good luck having a happy life with a miserable wife.
Symbolic Mereological Expression of a New Theory of Language
Axiom is described, along with method for derivation.
It's a mystery to me why such a large number of ruby programmers seem to prefer rspec to mintiest.

If you do, why? How is it better in your view?
Hey, authentik CTO here!

We’ll be addressing the bug in the release after the next one (march-April)
Sorry, not really. I love my Beta75X2S, but it's almost a decade old at this point, and it's a fast moving field.

I do have a source I trust, and here's his guide for 2023 (apparently it's someone he endorses):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgeeR8TiuP0

https://www.fpvknowitall.com/ultimate-fpv-shopping-list/

Looks like Mobula6 or Mobula7 is still a solid choice.

Also, you'll need a controller and FPV goggles. I would get suggest picking up something nice-ish. They're very general and can be used with many different vehicles/projects. I got cheap goggles and upgraded immediately.
>Even small amounts of alcohol can reduce sleep quality:
There is no instance where alcohol is good for you:
I think it's mostly wishful thinking, and maybe some cognitive dissonance, that drinking is somehow good for you in any way.

I don't think I said "alcohol is good for you go drink it", I said alcohol takes the edge off of MY anxiety and helps ME with my sleep IF I manage it right.

Yes, some research says alcohol reduces sleep quality, but for me it does the opposite IF I do it right. Who should I trust, the papers, or how I feel when I wake up?
Do you mean a piece of the reaction wheel getting thrown across the room? You could shield that with something like they do on jet engines to avoid turbine blades being launched through the fuselage. I think the object itself is heavy enough compared to the energy in the reaction wheels that it would just fall over.
when in doubt,claim the other person is angry.

Apparently I'm angry that other people spend a lot more than me to live in a nice neighborhood in a nice house? rawr, why is my life so much better than the people in NYC!?!?!?

When it's all done I'm still going to believe food is more important than a brand new car. I'm comfortable knowing things are true.

Personally, if you're not a coward you'll proclaim here and now that a brand new car is as important as food. After all, this stuff isn't knowable.
Allow me to let you in on a little secret.

When you don't want to do something, but you also don't want to be blamed for not doing it, you can transfer the blame to someone who isn't there.

Boss wants to go out drinking after work which is his idea of 'team building' but you don't feel like it right now? "Well gee boss I'd love to come, but my wife's expecting me home by 7pm. Happy wife happy life, right?"

About 75% of the time when you hear people in the workplace saying "happy wife happy life" what they actually mean is "thanks for the offer but no thanks, and don't bother trying to cajole or peer-pressure me"

(Veterans at transferring blame will go even further, transferring blame to abstract concepts like 'market conditions' and 'company policy' )
“Spousal abuse” is more than just hitting, it’s psychological and emotional stuff too. Male police officers, due to work related trauma, have high rates of spousal abuse. But even higher rates are found among lesbians. It’s made a lot of researchers rethink what’s going on.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michaela_Community_School

> and achieved among the best GCSE results in the nation among its first cohort of students.[9] In both 2022 and 2023 the value-added (progress) score at GCSE was the highest for any school in England.[10][11][12][13]

(It is, however, probably just a selection effect from who gets in and then who doesn't quit under the pressure.)
The Empire Strikes Back First Draft by Leigh Brackett (1978) [pdf]
This is pretty cool. I'll have to use it for my next project.
1. Internet search
2. Make random changes
3. Test
4. Start over.
Yep. I was a little dismayed that my kid was using a tablet for hours at school. I think textbooks are probably healthier with the amount of screen time kids get at home now.
Then don't use it? People do things for fun sometimes.

I used to program turtles with ComputerCraft a while ago, so I had to write Lua in Minecraft using the Minecraft font, so this is pretty funny to see. I won't use it, but it'll be in the back of my mind if I ever give a programming presentation to Minecraft players.
Here's a handy guide ;)

https://twitter.com/thepracticaldev/status/76048012124142796...
> One of the classic dividing lines between East and West, the Hajnal line

Hajnal line is pretty controversial / outright rejected by many academics.

Irrespective of whether it is true or not, the idea that this should be somehow defining the border of (Aryan) West and (Slavic/Untermensch) East was pushed by Nazis. Otherwise it's just one line out of thousands without special merit.
What the hell kind of definition of "bloat" are you using where X.Org is not bloated but wlroots is
It isn't directly about managing people 1:1, but probably the one that most helped inform my views on people management and organizational culture was the original Netflix culture deck

https://www.slideshare.net/reed2001/culture-1798664
Maybe this is an interesting article in this context:

„They Were Labeled Witches. They Just Had Dementia“, https://narratively.com/they-were-labeled-witches-they-just-...

Discussed in 2021: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27343868

This might be interesting because here people with dementia were not classified as suffering from cognitive impairment but as witches. It went as far as considering dementia purely a white people disease that didn’t occur in Africa. Maybe the Greeks and Romans did similar mistakes (e.g. treating them as seers, oracles or such)?
Much as I don't like the track Wayland appears to want to take and plan to stay on X11 for a while, X11 is horrible and bloated and junk. It just appears to work because developers of apps/toolkits have had no choice but to pour in unnecessary amounts of effort to get things to function.

Here's a fun example I had to work around: move your mouse outside a window, then back in, then scroll the mouse wheel one tick, and repeat. On apps handling fractional scrolling you'll never end up scrolling anywhere - this is because.. X11/Xinput gives the cumulative distance scrolled anywhere, and so apps use the first scroll event on mouse entry to "calibrate" the current position to then be able to calculate a proper delta.
Not really sloshing but you can pump fluid in tubes to mimic a reaction wheel
https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19910016066
Can also probably provide some thermal advantages as well.
Oh neat, you can use a direct current electromagnetic pump to implement this with liquid metal as the fluid 10.1016/j.actaastro.2013.11.030
That's just how you debug any system.

If you're on this site and haven't already internalized it...how do you debug?
This. Honestly I'd love a government to take up the privacy mantel and protect its citizens. Sure, you lose the ability to spy on your citizens but so does every other country in the world. Seems like that's a net win.

If USPS was made to ensure that all Americans can communicate, even making it explicit in the constitution. I don't know why this wouldn't also apply to cell phones and the internet. Are they not modern evolutions? Put the code on the gov's GitHub along with the rest. Other players can exist, but it sets a baseline standard. But any country can do this, doesn't need to be the US.
WSJ Opinion is not a credible source on this topic.
In a similar vein, see Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup, a free and open-source roguelike that's been continuously developed by volunteers for 20 years: http://crawl.develz.org/
It's up but has a Cloudflare thing protecting it which might be tripping up some detector services.
I'm quite aware of the risk; I have a rare childhood disorder that will likely require ever more medical care as I age. Trying to keep my own ass covered by medical insurance is enough challenge for me.
I mean, any physics teacher will tell you that all fermions have spin 1/2, so I don't know why people are so confused by USB.
Tesla Collapse Has Investors Wondering If It's Still Magnificent
https://archive.is/bKKh1
Depending on the quality of the media.

The highest bitrate of 4k Bluray Remux movie in my library is ~90Mbps which translates to 50GiB~80GiB per movie.
Yeah that’s just as worse. You’re socializing around your wife being abusive. Makes the boss seem like a loser too.
Reads like a fairly junior IC.
I've always heard "careened", is "careered" a British usage?

Regarding fatalism/truth, my thinking was that if you're "filled with vast hope that truth is on the march" because youth have no hope of a career, then it seems that what you're seeing as true is "one cannot control one's work trajectory". Being out of control of your life's trajectory is fatalism. But in my opinion the reality is that we have control over our trajectory. Perhaps not as much as we'd like, but it's a lot more than nothing. (It's not like we are only ever going to be a farmer or a blacksmith or a merchant because that's what our parents are, for instance.)
The wikipedia article on enshittification has a section specific to google. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enshittification#Google_Search
I’m reading some articles on managing people all the time (mostly from Software Lead Weekly newsletter). And recently, I’ve opened Armstrong’s Handbook of Human Resource Management Practice to read a few chapters on a problem I’m facing at work.

And WOW a proper book on the topic is SOOO much better than any random article that I find, be it from SWLW, HN, Reddit, or any other source. Articles and posts are easy to like when I already agree with their premise. But the depth of a proper book, from a real source of authority and not some random person online, looking at the problem from multiple points, that’s so much more insightful and useful.

So instead of hunting for best articles, I would 100% recommend getting Armstrong, or some textbook. Or at least High Output Management as other comment suggested, or some other well known and well regarded book. But Armstrong in particular can give you very deep understanding of most aspects of people management, plus it’s up-to-date.
> For managing the former, let them get their work done

did you mean "latter" here ?
I got divorced in the UK and my understanding was that it was not possible for the two parties to simply agree to have a divorce.

I had to sign a paper where I agreed I committed all sorts of "faults" just for the court to process the thing and make the divorce official. To me it doesn't matter -- the legal system of the UK is archaic regardless. A divorce is nothing more than a contract agreeing to share financial and child responsibilities.

They were quite uncooperative as well to get the paperwork necessary to register the divorce elsewhere in the EU, but that might have breen Brexit.
I think the appeal with Crystal is for users who already know Ruby, so the marked was already limited there.

Crystal itself is a gem, but comparing it to Mojo and its relation to Python is fair but gives the wrong message. Python is by far more popular becuse of all the packages, so the market is way larger there.