skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I believe I agree with your arguments, at least in the case of ADHD it's only a "disorder" due to the expectations of society on productivity, consistency, etc., as an individual if I didn't have societal pressures on my output (both at work as in home chores, etc.) I'd say I wouldn't be impacted at all by living with this. Actually the opposite, there are some benefits I get from living with ADHD, the main issue is living with it in a society that expects a very different functioning than what I'm naturally inclined to.
How do you handle falling asleep in the evening?

While my Elvanse dose is merely half of yours it always seems to affect my nervous system for much too long, keeping me unable to sleep before 3am on weekdays on the average.
I promoted Ambiphone [0] (white noise/ambient sounds/music) on HN [1], Twitter and Reddit.

The HN post made the front page and got me the most traffic and feedback I'd had so far (about 6k visitors). It also resulted in articles on BoingBoing and Metalfloss, among others, which also sent a decent number of users.

The 1440 newsletter [2] also picked it up - just a small one-liner in a list of interesting links - and sent about 8k visitors in one day.

On Twitter it got picked up, unexpectedly by quite a lot of DJs. Turns out that a lot of DJs get tinnitus and white noise can be really helpful to mask it. So I got much less traffic from that but some really nice feedback on how useful it is. That also led to The Economist's podcast team contacting me and I ended up featuring in a piece about ambient music and white noise apps.

I did try ProductHunt and it got nowhere. It probably didn't help that I didn't really promote the launch, but it also got buried under a lot of AI projects. Ho hum.

User numbers have stabilised now at about 600-800 a day. I'm not really sure where to turn next - I hate constantly banging on about it on my personal Twitter and reposts of things that have got traction are discouraged on HN and Reddit (rightly so). I'm happy that it's got a decent userbase though.

[0]: https://ambiph.one

[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38856999

[2]: https://join1440.com/newsletter/florida-drug-imports-starsky...
Show HN: I made a simple API that converts RSS and Atom feeds to JSON
I built this because I wanted to add my blog posts to my website, and after trying three different packages from npm, none of them worked.

Additionally, my blog was giving me CORS issues despite having the supposedly correct Netlify configuration. I then thought it'd be a pretty good "experiment" to build a simple Go function on Vercel that'd parse my feed as JSON.
I also have a Ph.D. and am dumb as rocks sometimes. Example: yesterday I spent several seconds trying to badge into the subway turnstile with my employee ID card, mystified why it wasn’t working.

Ph.D. selects for research ability, which either weakly correlates (or perhaps inversely correlates—who’d want a PhD anyway??) with common sense and street smarts.
I've thought a lot about how my most influential HN posts aren't the longest or best argued. Often adding more makes a comment less read, and thus less successful.

Talk about things that matter with people who care. I'm sorry if it causes an existential crisis when you realize most jobs don't offer any opportunity to do this, I know how that feels.

Maybe try changing the forum. Call for a (:SpongeBob rainbow hands:) meeting.
The entire house must be built on a cloud because clouds are cool. Clouds provide no structural stability and are completely inappropriate for this project so you'll need to build loads of scaffolding to hold everything together which should be concealed by the presence of the cloud.
Executive order on cybersecurity of US ports forthcoming
Easy to recover your Signal account using the phone number. Not saying it's easy to recover a phone number.
A wallet app like Exodus is not for keeping BTC, it's for transacting with it.

The wallet file is for keeping BTC, and whether you print it on laminated paper or copy it to multiple USB sticks that you distribute in multiple places (you can encrypt a USB stick, but not really a piece of paper, so beware who has access to your storage!), doesn't matter once you want to use your BTC.
Using your BTC requires a computer and a wallet app; there's no way around that besides online platforms.

The real solution for fake wallets is to independently validate signatures of wallet app releases or to build from source yourself. Also wait for a few weeks before jumping onto the latest wallet version. Who knows if the developer's supply chain got compromised.

Edit for completeness:
Last but not least, do offline transactions (send the signed transaction using an online device without access to the wallet).
I feel adhd is only a diagnosis beacause society demands to much attention/focus; I've once told my therapist if flying was required to be part of the society my diagnosis would be unwinged
Not impressed at all that someone works with Linux.
Sorry - can you put the snark aside and answer the question then, it seems given my lack of understanding here as a mere Go simpleton it should be trivial for you.

The question I responded to said: "Better static analysis, for one."

I asked: "What is something you can express in the C# type system that MyPy cannot statically check?"

Can you provide some examples where C#'s type system can express something that modern well-typed Python cannot type-check?
Isn't it more Pijul vs Git than Git_hub_? There's a massive git community/ecosystem that has nothing to do with Github (e.g. Linux kernel development, at least last I looked).

I've dropped off Github for personal projects since it's trivial to run my own git repo and git version control is built into _everything_ by default, but there are definitely annoyances I've encountered while using git that sound like they would be non-issues in Pijul, so on that level it piques my interest. On the other hand, I would want to be able to do two things before I'd seriously consider switching:

1. Self-host Pijul repos with some web interface similar to e.g. Forgejo/Gitea/Gitlab/etc (i.e. not just source control, but also a bit of project management and CI). Looks like Pijul is developed on something called "The Nest" which looks basically close enough, but the source code for that isn't public yet.

2. Install a plugin in an IDE that would let me leverage it inside the UI (with in-IDE conflict resolution)
Great! I would love to see more competition in this space. Both culturally and educationally, Japan seems like it's in a strong position to make such a move.
And without the state you would likely be a subsistence farmer regularly ravaged by bandits.
The architect would be a PM in the real world. The guys working on site are always fixing issues with the design. And owners always want some changes.

The thing with the construction industry is that the user can "see" the frontend before, it would be like if you build the frontend and when the user accepts you build the backend.
forget tails and ledger and use the Bitbox2. Its not that hard.
Is there an actual consensus on what ADHD _is_, besides a catch-all for some common concentration and hyperactivity symptoms?

People online assert a lot of things, such as "it's a dysfunction of dopamine pathways", "it's genetic", "it's a sort of autism", "it's a brain chemistry problem". But never anything that looked like a real definition backed by good science.

My own psychiatrist's diagnosis was a bunch of obvious questions that I couldn't answer honestly even if I tried. The conversation boils down to: "I have trouble concentrating and wonder if I have ADHD, I have [common symptoms backed by anecdotal evidence]. - OK, they have to affect your life severely enough to qualify. Do you think they are? - I guess, that's what I'm here to find out. - OK, let's try Ritalin." It was only helpful in that I needed to focus during a semester of studies and the stimulants did it.

It feels like I had a cough, got diagnosed with cough syndrome, and went through cough medications until they started helping the cough, and now I can describe myself as a cough syndrome sufferer. Where's the virus?
Cloaking, Detonation, and Client-Side Phishing Detection
It worked for a minute for me, but then at the end I got:

> Error: Specified target does not exist.

> Target: MI_7_second_order_zero_intercepts_predict.out

So maybe wait a bit until you make the effort of going through all the questions.

(Also note that it asks for your country at the end, and only has the limited list of options mentioned in the article.)
> It has one job, display pixels, that's it, that's all I want it to do.

If that's all it does, it's a monitor, not a TV. A TV has a second job: to directly receive over-the-air (and/or cable) channels. That is, the presence of a tuner is what differentiates a TV from a mere monitor.
I submitted a transcript from Javier Milei's address at the 54th annual meeting of the World Economic Forum, which I think explains a bit about what is happening, and what is about to happen, from the eyes of the newly elected president who has pretty strong and "out of the ordinary" opinions and ideas.

It got some upvotes, but sadly no discussions at all. Highly relevant when discussing Argentina at the moment though, but keep in mind this is just one extreme perspective, one side of the coin so to say: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39436291 (https://www.americanrhetoric.com/speeches/javiermileiworldec...)
I don't think it's as much jealousy in this instance as it is a dislike of unfairness.

My tech lead earns more money than me. This is absolutely acceptable to me because I am aware they are better at programming and they have more responsibilities than me.

If I found out a coworker at the same level as me was earning more than me I would be upset with that situation.
AMD's RISC CPU
If you use a light environment, a CPU throttler such as cpufreq and software like Dillo, Sylpheed, Pidgin... the power usage will be perfecly down.

For general news there is http://68k.news, gopher://magical.fish... and several others such as https://text.npr.org. For gaming, people would like Minetest or some light games at least once a week to disconnect from some AAA games. The setup wouldn't be as fancy as a modern machine with FFox/Chrom* and Steam, but fore sure it will be useful and gamers would discover crazy gaming mechanics not seen anywhere else, such as Cataclysm DDA:Bright Nights.

As they state in the thread, creating a new computer it's far more wasteful.
I know this doesn't solve your problem directly, but I recommend people to try out Djot[0], a markup language from the author of CommonMark.

Djot has a single well-defined spec, and most of the basic formatting has the same syntax as (a) Markdown, so switching is pretty painless. It has as a main goal to be legible and visually aesthetic as-is, just like Markdown.

What Djot adds is its _predictability_. Nested formatting, precedence order, line breaks behavior, nested blocks, mixed inline and block formatting, custom attributes are all laid out precisely in the spec in a thought-out manner. Till this day I still can't remember how to put line break within a list item in Markdown (and I'm sure there're more than one way).

[0]: https://djot.net/
So we are just [flagging] everything now?
Fellow "making a game on the side in C" here :) One of the best pieces of advice I read was "you have to ask yourself, do I want to make a game, or an engine?"

Both are fine choices, but you need to know which and stick to it. And engine in that context refers to all the bits that make the game work, not necessarily that they're in a modular form for others to use.

Basically, you can spend your whole time adding cool or clever features but never turning it into an actual game. It's an easy trap to fall into because adding features is a fun distraction from some of the slog of gamedev. Make the features you need, but don't "gold plate" things.
He worked at Blizzard for six years then started his own indie game company. His father was the cinematic director at Blizzard. He's shipped a game (Heartbound) which is on Steam now.

He may not do coding streams as far as I'm aware (I mostly know him from YT shorts), but there are tons of resources out there if you want that. I'd still take Thor's advice about what actually works for shipping games and how the industry actually operates over a guy who's been farting around with a debug room for a decade, and whose primary personality trait is spite for modernity.
I have not seen anyone say this, so I will (apologies if I missed someone's comment). It is not clear that IQ is a good measure of smart.

I'll also note that when I teach Elementary Statistics and ask undergrads for a show of hands of who has taken an IQ test, often in a class of 30 I won't get more than a hand or two. So I guess these studies are administering the tests specially for the study?
When my family travels, I don't believe we do it at all with status in mind. In fact, from a safety/opsec standpoint, I try to keep my travel entirely a secret until after it's completed.

If you look at the cars we drive (a 2005 Honda CR-V and a 2015 Nissan LEAF), I doubt any significant status is accruing to us from those choices. [I am much more often asked "why do you still drive cars like this?!" than "Oooh, nice car!"]

My ideal condition would be to have assets that would be able to provide a fully secure income stream in retirement but for no stranger to be able to reasonably guess that we have that.
I have been keeping markdown notes for 10 years and have never had issues. I suspect the last 10 years is a decent predictor for the next 10 years, given the existence of github as a fairly strong touchstone.

I have lately been rendering everything as HTML using hugo + mathjax.
Ask HN: How do you resolve indecisiveness/inconclusiveness?
Any tips for staying on track?
I'd say most (if not all) of the value from the flipper comes from the various wireless sensors/readers/writers, and the fact that it's portable.
DDG search results are dreadful compared to Kagi, not even slightly compatible.
Yes you are. And the problem with musk, is that we have one guy. We could have, with a normal, not oligarchy concentrated enconomy, several Elons in competition. What he does, used to be the normal thing, if you were enterprising.
Also have to take into account that number was at ground level where there is the highest air density. I’m not sure what the landing and takeoff profiles looked like in the design but presumably the wings are that size so it can operate at a higher altitude at a reasonable speed.
I wish I had as much competence, energy, time, and machines than him !
Good Developer, Bad Teammate
That in Europe it's seen as barbaric and outdated stuff straight from the XIX century if not before.
Sounds like a lot of arbitrage for the patient.
If you find it please post, I'm interested
Show HN: Vuestic Admin – open-source Vue 3 Admin template for SaaS front ends
Some programmers. All architects.
Could be regional. Are you in the US?
In day to day use, there's very little difference in the practical use of git vs. pijul. You edit files, commit then push. Of course the user interface is different and some of the terminology is different but it's still a distributed version control system.

As for the differences, the advantages are listed right there on the front page: commutation, merge correctness, first-class conflicts and partial clones.

Explaining these in more detail in a short example ("a blurb") is not really easy because you'd have to first set up an example three way merge (for example) and then study the behavior of git vs. pijul in detail. I recall seeing a video presentation from the Pijul authors which delved deep into this if you're interested.

But I'll give it a go anyway...

tl;dr: pijul can handle certain merge situations automatically where git requires you to manually resolve them
Bespoke British sportscars built on small scale in an industrial park selling less than 100 a year to British old money who think owning a Porsche, Rolls Royce Maybach,BMW,Mercedes is too mundane or a Ferrari or Lamborghini is too garish.

Lot's of them faded over the years such as Bristol Cars and TVR.
VS Code Plugin for Julia now automatically shows computed type information
Available in v1.73.2. Can also show function call argument names. Need config "julia.inlayHints.static.enabled": true
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If it were the other way around, blacks being written out of existence, it would be front-page news. It's flagged because of bias, yet flagging is the bias.
I sometimes say USAian too. It's more accurate than "American" (which might include eg Argentinians) or "North American" (which might include Canadians).

I imagine some people might use it to avoid insulting one or even two entire continents; but I hope it doesn't evolve into a slur. The word is far too useful!

I wonder if anyone ever gets called an EUian?
We use migrations during early product development – Mastering Laravel
Interesting read.

After having read this post, I noticed the page had an old school webring footer, how nice!

Clicking on it however, I was greeted by:

> An invite-only discussion platform for Christian men. Christ is King!

Jikes...
Freedom to Exit
Freedom to exit: you can take your data and leave, and no one can tell you no.
I don't remember who won, but it certainly was one of these guys out of college who didn't care to show up on Monday at 9am and stay non stop in the office until Tuesday 5pm.

And honestly, younger me probably would have thought it was fun, but 30yo me with a wife and kid was more "f this shit, you're not getting 12h of my family time without compensation."
Want to solve the stupid children access to online crap? Create a portal for them, set up
restricted DNS' right in the smartphone as settings made from the ISP (and more) and you'll solve that problem. Or better, give them a netbook to do actual computing instead of wasting time with smartphones.
Argentina has been like this for a very long time. I studied abroad there in 2019 and it was exactly the same. I believe one of the reasons Brian Armstrong started Coinbase was because he saw how devastating inflation was to Argentina’s economy. Argentina was at one point a top 20 country in the world wealth wise and has obviously gone very down hill. It’s too bad, a lot of talented tech workers there.
Key point:

> The company was in trouble and had been in trouble for a long time.

I went to interview at Yahoo in 2015 and could already sense something was deeply wrong. Very unfocused company.
Could have been worded better on my end.

I am loving the page you've linked to, and how they even had the same info in an AmigaGuide. Quite sad that it needs to be through Internet Archive's waybackmachine. Good old WWW is mostly gone.
For reference, I've checked the Flatpak app and can confirm that the Flatpak for Exodus is the correct Electron app. In Flathub it's as easy as going to the github of the store and looking at the package's instructions. You'll see what it does is basically downloading the ZIP from the offical Exodus website and run it.
https://news.stanford.edu/2014/07/16/voices-culture-luhrmann...

Maybe they have a way to listen what a culture says but nobody else listens
> in EU it seems that education is less commercialized and you can get a degree for free if you are above average.

"Above-average" students (as measured by, for example, the SAT, ACT and/or GPA) are offered free university educations in many/most states in the US. It's just that average and even below average students can and do also gain admission, though obviously the completion rate is lower. College mostly only costs money in the US if you are not academically excellent and/or you elect to go to a private or out-of-state university without a scholarship.
That's when you call the guy, on the phone, and issue a "Dude ..." and if that doesn't work, you talk to your mutual boss and ask WTF?
Just like how Sapling is compatible with GitHub, I'd love to see Pijul being compatible with GitHub wrt creating at least a read-only mirror.

I've seen this exists: https://github.com/purplesyringa/PijulGit, but hasn't been updated in 5 years.
“To give you have an idea, within the first 2 days in Argentina, I dealt with over five different rates. A restaurant actually offered me the proper blue rate (1100) to pay for the bill, whereas one cueva (informal exchange house) offered me 1050 and another 1070. The kiosk where I bought a SIM card from had it at 1060, and Uber, who did the currency conversion themselves rather than leaving it up to my credit card, did it at 1000.”

Ah, no. You do the cambio in downtown Buenos Aires once for the whole trip. Random restaurants offering you different rates or inflating your bill is simply people trying to take advantage of a foreigner.
Totes man, I get it! Like you load the page hours ago. Then go back and reply later. I see that all the time. Cool, man, good to know haha! :)

Cafe culture is funny right. Such a place to enjoy, but it's not always easy. On either side of the counter.

When I was younger I thought I might wanna own a cafe one day. Now I see there's no way I'd do that! :)

How about yourself? :)
I don't see why or how the step 3 would happen. Even if NK nuked South Korea, and even if theoretically US responded with a nuclear strike(and that is already really stretching it), why would other superpowers respond with their own nuclear strikes? China would be super unhappy, sure, but would they attack US with nukes over destruction of North Korea? I don't see it.

I can see Pakistan and India exchanging nukes, but why would anyone join in that?
Samsung 980 Pro SSDs, the early generation ones (they seem to later have replaced them with a different, likely worse architecture), have average latency 4k reads of 30~70~120 microseconds for single queue/70% of the IOPS the 120us gets you/maximum parallelism before latency goes through the roof.

The metrics you mention have to be pagecache hits.
Basically all MLC NAND is in the double digit microseconds for uncontended random reads.
As stated elsewhere, flat org charts lead to informal hierarchies which adversely affects already marginalized groups.

Not sure if that's the answer.
Cool. I've been waiting for the blade runner emotion tests to start happening in the tech industry.
This is going to be used for evil, I bet someone makes a jira plugin and then sets it to be then end of sprint, post retro personal review task. Which is scored and centrally kept and managed.
lol I’m not sure the tool itself is the point, at least for personal use — isn’t it relative? Based on the diagram the “tool” all these comments are clamoring for seems like a quiz about the demands of and resources for your work. Not exactly a Voight-Kampff test ;)