skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm not endorsing the religion, and I'm not religious myself. However I did attend a Seventh Day Adventist high school, and for several years, church, and the community aspect is something I dearly miss. Knowing that every Saturday you'll go hang out with friends and chat and maybe go to the beach and generally take it easy was really nice. It was also the sort of place you could go and know nobody would accuse you of delusional biases, unlike online communities like HN.

I'm a doubtful agnostic these days, but people who've never been could try talking to churchgoers to discover their motivations. Seeing friends and knowing it's a pretty safe place are big draws.

Of course, I was pretty lucky to be at, by SDA standards, a _very_ liberal church, and straight. I also had a good secular and Catholic education before attending the SDA school, which had horrendous standards (and creationism). And I now live in a place where the horrors of a state religion are laid bare - google "babies" and "septic tank".

But there are big positives that are hard to replicate. I also really miss the "I. Do. Not. Work. On. The. Sabbath." (standard disclaimer forfirefighters, emt, etc) side of things. Everyone here who has burned out might appreciate the idea of one day reserved for family, friends, and reflection.

Also, c'mon, a person following a vegetarian diet is at _least_ paying more attention to what they eat then most, and animal fats are not particularly healthy. Comparing to the best diets including animals (basically fish heavy ones) doesn't mean that vegetarian isn't better than the standard western diet.
OP here, minor nitpick: I'm not the author, I just found something interest and posted it.

That said, I agree. The author does jump to conclusions, but that's pretty much why I posted it. It's was first search result and I decided an HN debate would help me find a better answer.
Why Are So Few Americans
change your job to something different. if in a year or so you don't like it. change again. Change into a job where its social.
Nope — also there is no such thing as a “Linux shell”. I use the same shell on FreeBSD as I do on Linux.
I'd love to see a demo. You should take a leaf from the other tools in this space and provide a sample son file to inspect.

https://webpack.github.io/analyse/
After you bought it, it's your property. People tend to forget this. People are also allowed to install macOS on standard PC hardware, despite Apple crying "not allowed".
You're right. I've never even be tempted to install bootcamp. But maybe someday I will.

Fortunately, per above fact checker, disabling secure boot allows Linux installs.

I hope that someone works with Apple to sign some Linux distro(s), recognized by secure boot.

I deeply appreciate Apple's efforts to locking down their gear. But would still like the option of installing known good Linux, xBSD, Haiku, etc.
For my own domains, I have a large number of subdomains and a less-important root page. Because of that, I redirect www -> non-www. It makes me think "this is the root."
See comments above from ~hughjd, ~jseliger, and myself: there's a good chance that it's regulation itself that created this particular kafka-esque situation.

State tax/regulatory authorities disfavor contractor relationships, even when clear-eyed counterparties prefer it.

That's probably why the buyer does all their contracting through Upwork – it's a bigger risk to do it any other way – and also why Upwork has certain patterns-of-intense-work they must either block, or convert to the government's preferred payroll-relationship.
that was my impression too.

except that the issue in some countries is not cracking down on fake freelancers, but on companies who avoid taxes by treating their employees as contractors, to the point that these contractors can sue their employers to receive full employment.

upwork for sure didn't communicate very well in this case, so there is still cause for compleint, but only about how they handled this case, and not why.

greetings, eMBee.
After a few years at a registrar, my experience is it comes up quite often enough. It's rare that the person is concerned enough to change to a DNS provider that allows alias/ANAME records, but people do ask about it.
People are always interested in how Honnold's brain might be wired differently, but this talk, about achieving a sense of mastery and satisfaction through meticulous preparation, is extremely relatable.
Last time I heard a number, bands got a single digit percentage of the sale of a CD.

Edit:

Quick web search shows I’m right.

https://bandzoogle.com/blog/record-sales-where-does-the-mone...
I'm really excited about space flight and wish we could make it to Mars already, build space colonies etc. At the same time I'm also very excited about electric vehicle and hope we can replace all combustion engines with clean, sustainable, electric drives. Of course this goes had in hand with green energy sources.
So at times I try to consolidate these views and struggle with it. What's going to be the carbon impact of ordinary people going to space? Or worse what's the carbon impact of following Musk's vision of using BFR for super quick international travel? I can only imagine it to be catastrophic.
> The name is a pseudonym, which she requested in order to protect her privacy.) Her life in Havana was fascinating but orderly. She lived with her husband and their twelve-year-old twins

This is the problem with "anonymizing" a person by just changing their name, or exchanging a name in a database with a number.

There's a pretty high probability that the number of FSI agents in Havana with 12-year-old twins is precisely one. We already know she works in the embassy in Havana, which means she's one of a couple hundred people, she's female, which cuts that number in half, she has twins, which cuts that number by about 100.
> Russian rockets use some nasty stuff

Do you have a source for that? What sort of "stuff"?
Which business? Spotify or music careers? Do we consider 1M streams worthy of a "living?" Why?
Only if Appple came out with a clamshell designed iOS device. I have a third party keyboard attached and I feel it makes my iPad so much more comfortable in a wide variety of positions to work on. Even when I'm not using the keyboard much.
Thank you for that! How have I not come across that gem before? :)
The biggest reason to not use the apex domain is because a CNAME on the apex will render other records unreadable, and ANAMEs suck. They're great reasons.

However, Cloudflare already offers something called CNAME flattening for apex domains and there's already an AAAA record type that works like a CNAME but without all the problems they cause.

Granted, not all DNS providers support this, but if they do, is there else anything wrong with using the apex domain? Isn't the cookie problem a solved problem?
This is such an unimportant question. We use www at work and redirect non-www to www. We could just as easily change that if we needed to. But it doesn't really matter either way.
if you have dozens of contractors, dealing with only one company for payment for example makes things a lot easier...

greetings, eMBee.
Plants, lots of plants. Cactus also good, least back in the CRT days as they helped absorb emissions.

This and headphones with your music.

Also and above all, do take regular breaks and plenty of virtual cigarettes (as in going thru the process but not smoking - as in just get out of the office for a few minutes).
From my experience: even when you have full Android sources for the device (vendor blobs for camera/modem notwithstanding) it is PITA to do something out of the ordinary.

Want to enable hotspot on boot? Few dozen lines in Java or a shell script sending keyboard commands to open the particular settings page and enter to toggle the setting.

Want simultaneous wifi client and modem? Good luck fighting with connection manager service automatically setting up routes.

Use UART? Better hope that guys configuring the clock tree have explicitly made sure the UART clock is gated, instead of UART receiving the clock from something else by accident.
No speculation, they already announced it’s coming at last year’s.
Dissidence was managed in the USSR. Individuals would be allowed to say enough things that would contribute to self-incrimination. When it was convenient for the party, the “debt” was called and individuals would then be held responsible for their actions.
Turnover will be faster than usual for several reasons:

* large fraudulent auto makers are forced to take back their vehicles that cannot conform to required standards

* EV have huge advantages for buyers compared to typical next gen ICE (taxation, running costs, repairs...)

* regulation on ICE/diesel cars in cities

* governments turning to EV for public transport before EOL of their current fleet

So it's not 20 years. Give it 10 from now.
> Upwork has just been clumsy in communicating

That’s a pretty big “just”

Depriving someone of what had been a key business relationship without any communication is an abject failure.
There is the Space Liability Convention[1], but it's not a solution, just a 'we promise not to harm the space environment intentionally and be cooperative' kind of thing.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Liability_Convention
I don't think it's possible to do something like on iOS, because you can't write to executable pages (IIRC making a page executable requires the "dynamic_codesign" entitlement, which some Apple apps have).
Yes very likely they're trying to mitigate against what is sometimes known as "co-employment risk".

Basically different types of companies have different legal requirements in terms of taxation, retirals and benefits. In the legal system of two countries I am familiar with larger companies have a higher burden than smaller firms.

In this scenario, a large company could theoretically reduce their costs by contracting a number of their workers as employees of smaller firms and masquerading as if they didn't have lots of employees. However it's still the management of the larger company which is supervising the work and therefore effectively committing fraud.

In situations I have worked with, there are a bunch of restrictions in what can be contracted out like this and what can't... Also how long can you have the contracted person working for the company - because if the work is person dependent, you should have hired the person directly.
Here's an alternative UI for this conversation https://treeverse.app/view/FFBtBwxG

(disclosure: Treeverse is a free-time project of mine)
How long are these sites being used?
This seems irrelevant, or at best helping the point of the parent comment. If Saudi society has large fixed costs, then they only need to sell more of their large reserves driving down prices even more and increasing the pain of the high-cost producers.
It is not exactly the same, but simple physics says that there is a huuuge potential for further improvement event without changing cell chemistry:

Lighter car bodies, better regeneration, more efficient voltage conversion, better battery management, trend towards smaller cars in general, and relaxing crashworthiness standards.

Tesla cars have close to a third of the total battery capacity being used as a buffer to extend battery life.

Now, imagine a two seater car with CFRP/magnesium spaceframe body, weighting 600kg, and having 200kg battery pack of capacity similar to Model S. You can easily have the range tripled.

I'd say that Model S range is already an overkill, and a typical city car will morph much closer towards what Chinese LSEVs are now:

No crashworthiness whatsoever, no hydraulics, no cooling system, fibreglass body, 100kg battery pack made of brick cells, spaceframe, 2 PMDC hub motors, 70km max speed. Basically a stool with wheels and a tent roof. Something similar is already on the market and is called Renault Twizy
There's an excellent book that narrates the most current research in this area. I don't typically read history books for fun, but this one was rather gripping:

https://www.amazon.com/1491-Second-Revelations-Americas-Colu...
But not Twitter?
I'd say he's well-known because of various stunts, most of them long ago, but not 'big'. More Weird Al if he retired a decade ago than Kanye.
Native English speaker here (Canada) - I believe I can honestly say that I have never heard anyone refer to the colour of the sky as either of those things. Certainly never "cerulean", and I have strong doubts about "azure". In fact, because Microsoft Azure comes up in conversation relatively frequently, I have noticed that people don't even know how to pronounce it. I often hear people say "ah-zoor".
Very cool! Are these reusable?
Look up JAXAs SS-520-5. 10m height, 0.5m diam, got a cubesat to orbit year ago. Smallest orbital rocket by far.
It's done using a CDN. Eg CloudFlare has an IP your website is on, but also where many other websites on the same IP
The weird thing is that there are lots of new things that Apple is in a unique position to make, that people would pay for, and these things aren’t made. Apple could make tons of money.

For example, they should make iOS devices true companions of Macs, to the point where you can simply use iPhone/iPad as a direct input. (Why they went the 1D “Touch Bar” route is beyond me; it makes much more sense to simply assume people already have great 2D touch screens and find a way to bridge to those.) Then laptops wouldn’t have compromises in multiple areas.

Even on the software side. They make money on the App Store but they could make way more money by giving consumers reasons to actually try things, i.e. “try before you buy”, paid upgrades, etc. They have created a software environment where things feel more likely to be scams than useful, which is nuts.
your comment does sound a bit snarky though. you might want to elaborate how you see the benefit of regulations and their discussion.

greetings, eMBee.
Only the Chinese get to drop rockets on their towns.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJRZ-eyncVk

The Red Plume you see is Hypergolic fuels - the aforementioned "bad stuff". Highly toxic and carcinogenic.
These are orthogonal concerns.

> Amazon is uniquely large impact

Amazon's impact happens regardless of them offering jobs in your city. If you want to address their impact on local business then you the city should work out a local tax on good delivered to the city. Preventing Amazon to bring jobs in a city has zero impact on lost retail jobs!

> makes no sense to cut tax deals

A city should offer incentive for potential new employers, promise to augment public transport, accelerate the red tape to build their building (maybe the city hires more people temporarily to deal with that extra work?), possibly cut tax for the first few years in exchange of some written commitment. But I agree with you that it has to be financially sound long term, a tax break for ever that ends up being subsidized by the tax payer makes no sense except for somebody looking for re-election.
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I've been thinking a lot about this and decided to try. I just got set up to remote code on my laptop via mosh+nvim (connecting to my MacBook Pro when it is at home). I'm using terminus as a terminal which has a very good free offering. I'm pairing my apple magic keyboard 2 which works as well as you'd expect.

Oh and I did this on my iPhone X because I am still undecided on the new iPad. There doesn't seem to be any issue at all, despite the small fonts. The screen is actually large and hi-res enough that it's workable. I can have a NERDTree and a wide buffer with no wrapping, or 2 buffers side by side with a tiny bit of wrapping. Obviously an iPad would totally solve that.

I want this to work for a few different reasons.

1. Be able to do the occasional odd task or put out a fire on the go. On vacation probably, when I am not planning on doing work and leaving my laptop home.

2. Have a consistent development environment which I can reach from anywhere on any device, and pick up right where I left off. (So far tmux sessions have been an awesome lightweight solution for this)

3. Taking it a step further, perhaps leverage a server in the cloud which I can spin up/down as needed, and customized for low cost or stupid power.

4. Rely less on the mouse

5. Divorce myself from IntelliJ. While while awesome, is pricey and bloated, and abstracts away a lot of cool command line tricks behind the GUI.

So far my personal challenge is just getting used to vim + tmux. I've been using IntelliJ mostly for the last few years but have a bit of experience with vim and tmux to get started.

The next hurdle will probably be figuring out how to get a workflow set up that involves a browser loading the code. I expect lots of annoyances around outputting something on the remote machine which I then want to view on the iOS device, like an image or CSV. Working around the lack of a real local file system is going to be like pulling assets out of another dimension.
> The rocket dubbed “It’s Business Time” took off just before 5 p.m.

We've advanced to the point of giving jokey pop culture names to space vehicles. And if they wanted to promote New Zealand's prominence in the world, they couldn't have made a better choice.

https://youtu.be/WGOohBytKTU
They are also all things that require altruism directed toward complete strangers, which on average people are much less inclined to do in practice than doing the same for their own children. Even high-minded people who think well of themselves and donate money to such charities -- hardly anybody gives as much to the charity as parents give to their own children.
Wages ARE representative of the tax collected. At the very least there should be some upward push to increase salaries to limit the attractiveness of body-shopping and undercutting the native labor force.
SDR radios generally have a somewhat limited spectrum. A few MHz to a few GHz is fine for most data transmit/recieve projects, but there's no great reason to use those frequencies for this.

Also, one thing you pay for through the nose when buying a spectrum analyzer is scan time. If you want narrow buckets and a broad frequency, a cheap SDR is going to take on the order of one second to scan from 1 MHz to 6 GHz. If your radio pulse lasts for a few milliseconds and has a bandwidth of a few kHz, you're unlikely to see it unless you have a big FPGA, big RAM buffer, and high-end filters on a $XXXXX scope.
Came to say just this. Also, add a desk-lamp with a solar-immitating/"daylight" spectrum. (In the bad old days of incandescent bulbs that was one of the blue "daylight" bulbls. I don't know what the LED equivalent would be.)
Building a solar panel monitoring system with Android and OutSystems
The Depression and Anxiety Paradox
Which one??
Apple hardware was the most reasonable hardware to issue to OS developers.

Apple is forced to keep things as stable as possible since new OsX drivers are their problem.

You could also test every OS on the same hardware, which is the only use we had for OsX after setup tasks.
Indeed, BP is the world’s largest seller of Coca Cola. As one of their board members said to me, “It’s all selling black sticky stuff”
1250$ per month, 41$ per day. 20 per day per capita (it's a band so at least 2 persons ?). I know some hobos that make more by asking for pennies(granted you have to do that all day every day). Jokes aside, maybe they should just play outside and in bars they'll have more fun and probably as much money.
> Got bad news for you.

...

> I just think you're being a little idealistic and naive.

In reading your initial reply to me and this subsequent comment of yours, it seems you're more focused on scratching an itch for a debate. I have no interest:

My initial reply to you was entirely fantastic; it had absolutely no basis in reality. I can assure you that my personal pipe dream of dispersing rational and grounded ideologies for the sake of making more states purple during elections was not intended to be confused with a legitimate argument.

I do hope someone else gives you the debate you're seeking. I'm just informing you that that wasn't the intent of my initial reply to you. I still stand by the idea that it's in everyone's best interests for Amazon to plant large satellite offices in locations that aren't thought-centers because they're more likely to get the tax breaks that they need and they won't have any issues attracting the necessary talent (it's Amazon), but I won't entangle that argument with my dreams.

Cheers
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Streaming is not work. Concerts are work. This is more than fair money for what they did.
> Look at the OS that runs on a $25 TP-Link home 802.11n/ac router for example.

Aren't these usually Linux too for simplicity? There is still an extreme low end doing special embedded OS just to avoid a bit of extra RAM? Seems like a poor tradeoff from just reusing almost everything else from your existing range.
What about an on ramp? There's no signal and no intersection. Just a road diverging from another.
Or make the pool proportional by state population.
Identifiers and Descriptors
Literature Review – Microbial Growth in Buildings

http://paradigmchange.me/building-literature/

Health Effects of Moldy Buildings – Sick Building Syndrome

http://paradigmchange.me/buildings-sbs/

Health Effects of Moldy Buildings

http://paradigmchange.me/buildings/
But if you really wanted to, you could still install a distro on USB I guess
"prepaid"? So this is locked (it would explain the price, subventioned by the provider.)?
Yes of course www. We should resist all attempts to deprecate URLs so the entire web will be hidden behind Google's search box. SEO is a plague.
I was about to remark that it reminded me of the 2016 indie game Inside. According to Wikipedia, "[Inside] is the spiritual successor to Playdead's 2010 game Limbo."
Why would you need an Apple account to install any other compiler besides XCode - something you wouldn’t be doing with Linux?
How does Tidal compare in terms of paying artists
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I only ever did a clear screen or similarly simple programs in asm but I believe 6502 was a popular one. I think it was supported on both my TSR-80 and my first IBM PC.
I've been building a task queue à la Celery or Rq but with threads as a first class citizen: https://github.com/NicolasLM/spinach
I don't think Amazon Facebook and Google would have any technical trouble using an alias...

"www" is all about conforming to expectations
What happens when the spike is done early in the sprint. Do you just hold off a week or so until you can report back? And who works on those follow up tickets? The person who did the research? They've had the most experience, so that makes sense to me, but I've been told everyone should be able to pick and choose, and if I don't grab the tickets fast enough, I'm sol.
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Not saying you're wrong at all

But in sports they measure things related to genetics all the time - ie in the NBA they measure height, wingspan, standing reach, etc.

People understand that just because someone has good measureables doesn't mean they'll be a good player, but it certainly helps gauge potential.