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As someone who is ok, sometimes even great, with being extended periods of time alone, I would say just look for opportunities to be in places with other people. Just tell yourself, why not go do X and if you don't find a good reason just go. Even if it feels a bit like a burden just go. If then you find its not interesting or not comfortable you can always turn around an go home. Great interactions with other people are not planed. They just happen randomly when you least expect, but you certantly must leave your home. Also consistency is important if you find contexts you're comfortable with start hanging out regularly... Time is a very important ingredient for building any sort or relation with another human.

I would suggest making the screenshot with the font at different sizes. They first thing I want is to have an approximation of how it will look at small sizes.

You don't have to prevent root access. You just have to inform user of the risks, void warranties if you want but let users do whatever they want with the hardware that they own.

This sounds so weird. Is there a legal requirement for this? Does this offer any type of real protection? Or is there a code of conduct that that intelligence agencies never hire people with foreign nationalities?

If I remember correct from the hot money podcast https://www.ft.com/content/762e4648-06d7-4abd-8d1e-ccefb74b3... part of the problem for the credit card companies is figuring what are the boundaries of legality. Countries have very different laws. Things like representing homosexuality or age of consent are very different and credit cards feel that it is a risky business because of that.

The great thing about those keyboards was that a lot of people could just turn off text prediction and type text with a single hand without looking at the screen.

On a broader note for the ones out there not familiar with this "timeless" classic:

Falsehoods programmers believe about time gist.github.com/timvisee/fcda9bbdff88d45cc9061606b4b923ca

This is something that was clearly done just by the love of the craft and congratulations but also feel this could have a huge potential in real world applications.

First crazy idea that came to mind was a multi user desktop environment for an intranet where everyone has their own desktop but could also request access to other desktops entering and leaving them as they are working together through the day.

I think I had mixed results on mac depending on the network I was connected to. I think it has something to do with ipv4 vs ipv6

I love the inside joke for hacker news addicts in the submission title.

Also my cousin as no idea I'm making this comment.

Dear Mozilla, just give an option to pay you money for a browser that does not make any compromise in privacy.

It really makes you think about those crazy internet folks from back in the day who thought copyright law was too strict and that restricting humanity to knowledge in such a way was holding us all back for the benefit of a tiny few.

On FF: Just to let you know when I enter the site it makes a request to: https://hollow-space.web.app/[object Object]

Also clicking explore does change the url to https://hollow-space.web.app/#0 but makes no visual difference. I have a feeling that quite a bit of the website is not working for me.

But what is the problem here? Isn’t open AI mission “to ensure that artificial general intelligence benefits all of humanity”? Sounds like success to me.

This is not mentioned nearly enough. I think it’s rooted in the idea that people must be either great or awful when being both is a very real possibility.

I have only one that I use all the time "rcheckout". Since I use gitlab and it allows the creation of branches with a title like "ISSUE_NR-ISSUE_TITLE" I can do git rcheckout ISSUE_NR and checkout that branch without having to type the full title. I don't know where I got this from originally.

#!/bin/bash git fetch

[ ${#} -ne 1 ] && { echo -e "Please provide one search string" ; exit 1 ; } MATCHES=( $(git branch -a --color=never | sed -E 's|^[* ] (remotes/origin/)?||' | sort -u | grep -E "^((feature|bugfix|release|hotfix)/)?([A-Z]+-[1-9][0-9]*-)?${1}") ) case ${#MATCHES[@]} in ( 0 ) echo "No branches matched '${1}'" ; exit 1 ;; ( 1 ) git checkout "${MATCHES[0]}" ; exit $? ;; esac echo "Ambiguous search '${1}'; returned ${#MATCHES[@]} matches:"

for ITEM in "${MATCHES[@]}" ; do echo -e " ${ITEM}" done exit 1

I trying to create a management software for Integral Coops in Portugal. In a gross oversimplification Integral coops tend to be location based and allow freelancers and small groups to come together and have a infrastructure as if they were a big business while keeping their independence on the work they want to do

I'm trying to make it: a collective project shared between multiple coops, open source, sustainable in the long term.

I've already did some micro projects to the coop I'm a part of, like changing the workflow of expense invoice management from a totally manual process to an 80% automated process so I'm pretty sure I can provide significant benefits to the coops. Right now There's already a prototype andI'm in the process of talking with cooperatives finding financing and making it real.

website is at https://coops.pt (very early stages, in portuguese)

If you speak Portuguese or Spanish, yes.

there's nothing more classic than this.

I'm the person that was copy-past school work in the 90's for things that I wasn't interested in. I'm also the person who spent years learning things that I was passionate for without a end goal in mind. The issue here is not AI, it's motivation.

My suggestion for anyone wanting to try this is to use small bleeps that don't get annoying over time. I use some retro game sounds by cabled mess[1].

[1] https://freesound.org/search/?q=Retro+Video+Game+sound+effec...

The other option would probably be a vpn.

Maybe that's because of much I learned about about color, but I very quickly get to a point where the correct answer can only be 50% blue, 50% green. Answering either blue or green feels wrong to me.

I have a very unscientific feeling that the scientific consensus will probably one day end up being something like:

sun is good for you in moderation, the amount that is ok depends on your skin color, how tanned you get, in which part of the world you are and how often you are outside. Avoid too much sun and avoid sun burns and also avoid crazy strong sunscreens that block the benefits of getting sunlight. The lifestyle that some people have of spending the whole year inside in an office and that spending their all vacations roasting at the beach is very unhealthy because body does not have time to adapt.

This is very amusing:

- We need to control our own destiny and not get locked into a closed vendor. - We need to protect our data. - We want to invest in the ecosystem that’s going to be the standard for the long term.

Thank you Meta for being the bright light of ethical guidance for us all.

Congratulations everyone, we can now automate the next global financial crisis.

So we've now learned that copyright is determined by communications protocol. If you're using torrents it's copyright infringement, if it's the web then it's public domain.

For the one who didn't get it. it's the name of an album.

Depending on your kind of weird this might interest you This Exists on youtube https://youtube.com/@thisexists/videos

Being curious about the world is a good thing. The mental structure I created for myself is that accomplishing things is more important to me than following any of my interests so I focus on the things I really want to accomplish and chaos of interests is the place for play and self-development.

From my experience random good things happen when you can balance things.