skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think this problem will be addressed more and more by mail order brides or something like that for males in more prosperous nations, at least at the point when more men realize that they need to capitalize on their economic situation. The poorer countries are left with huge disenfranchised populations that will not be very friendly in the long term.
I suspect a considerable advantage is knowing that there are bound to be existing things to reverse a list and not writing it yourself.
(I work at Prisma)

That's a great question! We started with a major focus on GraphQL which has now become more generic as Prisma can really be used for any app that uses a DB (REST, gRPC, ...). With that GraphQL history, we've put a lot of focus on the Node/TypeScript ecosystem because that's where GraphQL tooling is most mature. However, we're definitely planning to support more languages in the future. In particular, we are opening the generator API for the Prisma client which means it will be possible for anyone to implement the Prisma client in their own preferred language: https://github.com/prisma/rfcs/blob/client-generators/text/0...
"hiring the ones I think are eager and willing to learn"

Where do you draw the line?

How often can a junior approach you before you grow tired of them constantly asking you for help/guidance?
If you still want to enjoy fries, get an air fryer and just spray sliced potatoes with a very small amount of olive oil. Then cook only up to temperature of 250F/120C to prevent acrylamide from forming (it might take 30-60 minutes to be finished).

I used to be hit hard by regular fries (was feeling sick for a day, felt them staying in my stomach for a while etc.) until I switched to the aforementioned method. Taste is almost the same, but digestion is unproblematic now.
It would have been a serious design failure to have shortable parts on the operator front panel.
Yeah, things like "dependency injection" are generally good practice and enable you to write unit tests without a mocking framework. In the Java world we have tools like PowerMock that rewrite bytecode to enable things like mocking private static final methods... useful in certain circumstances, as I assume elfspy patching is (or using LD_PRELOAD as I've seen done) but you're almost always going to be better served by refactoring the code so you don't need such tools.
Wasn't talking about evolution, was talking about stuff in the environment (food, plastics, etc) that affects physiology.
Thanks so much for your positive feedback, we really appreciate it! We indeed have many exciting improvements in the store, to get an overview of those feel free to check out our RFCs: https://github.com/prisma/rfcs Also, if you're building a GraphQL server you might want to check out GraphQL Nexus which is an alternative to the SDL-first approach taken with `graphqlgen`: https://www.prisma.io/blog/using-graphql-nexus-with-a-databa...
It’s not “these days”, that problem has been with humans since the start of civilisation. Douglas Adams has a fantastic quote about it:

The major difference between a thing that might go wrong and a thing that cannot possibly go wrong is that when a thing that cannot possibly go wrong goes wrong it usually turns out to be impossible to get at and repair.
You can e.g. use Tor for surfing and no proxy for YouTube and other places you need speed for.
I think the rail network just lacks redundancy. Everything is super efficient with just single track each direction but when something breaks down a replacement train (or an engine) is far away and won't fit in the busy schedule.

Also there is so little space for luggage or prams.
Safari (like most other Apple-developed apps) aggressively restricts processing in tabs or windows that aren't visible to the user. Apple calls it, adorably, App Nap: https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/Pe...
Some women do that, but a lot do so bitterly and a lot can't do that at all and end up single in the end.

I have single male friends in their thirties and they are generally content with life, holding no grudge to the opposite sex.

For every content single man in his late thirties I se 2-3 disgrunted and bitter single women ranting about how they are slighted by the patriarchy.
Honest question: what is the advantage over nc + compression utility of your choice?

If you are just learning Golang, then congrats on shipping!
Well at least we're leading in something in the UK still: craziness.
When I first saw prisma I was blown away but after a couple months of trying to get a production ready system online I was just fed up with the "schema first" pattern. Wasted way too much time adapting the schema for custom types. I was about take it behind the shed and feed it a bullet until nexus/nexus-prisma came along. It was perfect timing in my case, I now love prisma again.
> If you want to lower your LDL I'll advice you to eat nothing but white bread with slices of highly processed meat for a week.

That sounds like dubious advice. On what basis would you recommend that?

There are healthier ways to have low LDL, namely just eating whole plant foods. A variety of fruits, vegetables, beans, grains, nuts and seeds, and spices is my recommendation.
> No one blames the US postal service for death threats sent in the mail

Mailing death threats is illegal: https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/876 (so much for "free speech", eh?)

It doesn't appear to be illegal to post them on Facebook?
Most "smart" home automation utilities are pretty useless anyway. Their end goal can usually be achieved with "dumb" electromechanical devices. Anything "smarter" than a motion sensor and a relay is probably too smart.
Duplicate discussion at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19598389 .
I wonder what's the thermal conductivity between two Guage blocks?
How exactly is the airport supposed to offer a WiFi network that is encrypted and open without breaking usability and compatibility?

This hasn't been possible until WPA3, which has barely started rolling out.
>If 20 people were to stand up on a soapbox with a megaphone in times square screaming about /r/redpill, /r/fatpeoplehate, etc concepts they would be removed if legal, and if not legal a huge countermovement would appear to try to force them out. On Reddit you get both the megaphone and the safe space, but are still just as easily accessible to the public as anywhere.

I wouldn't be so sure. People would probably just disregard the crazy screaming r/redpill or r/fatpeoplehate preachers, just like they disregard the Black Hebrew Israelites.

It's not terribly unusual to see people preaching about crazy hateful shit on the street, it is unusual for anyone to actually care though.
I doubt this will happen. The women on richer countries would put a very strong pressure against this.
> > Legacy HALs (also deprecated in Android 8.0) are interfaces that predate conventional HALs. A few important subsystems (Wi-Fi, Radio Interface Layer, and Bluetooth) are legacy HALs.
We're talking about the same manufacturer that's responsible for the 737 MAX fiasco. I'm not sure how much trust I would want to place in their software.
I suppose it's easier to "ban the internet" rather than fix the societal issues that have lead to people integrating with the sort of communities that share harmful content - that requires serious effort.

Having said that, Facebook et al. are US-based corporations, they'll take as much notice of this as me whinging about privacy violations.

We've also got that porn-pass coming in soon, apparently. Both of these government internet plans are completely routed with the use of a VPN.
If the problem looks imminent, as opposed to "we'll deal with it in 50 years", you will suddenly have a lot of VERY incentivized landowners to contribute money.

Is this the ideal way to do things? F* no. Is it what's likely to happen? Yeah.
>It's really not a given that we must use high levels of electricity to maintain a high quality of life

this is just an intellectual dishonest excuse to ignore nuclear energy
ContentStudio.io is a great option for content curation with different levels of customization.
CRISPR's not that hard, this guy did it in his garage. Delivering it to cells is a bit harder, but not that hard unless you're talking brain cells, then the blood-brain barrier causes trouble.

https://www.theguardian.com/science/2017/dec/24/josiah-zayne...
Or just turn off all the lights in the room and use your iPhone camera in live mode - hidden cameras (and their IR emitters) will light up like a Christmas light.
Enforced monogamy + the risk of pregnancy is not a "solution".

The risk of pregnancy is a biological fact with far more severe penalties for women. Enforced monogamy in western societies is part of a broader history of social control that came to exist because it was good at perpetuating itself-- and which also unfairly disadvantaged women.

It's unfortunate that we evolved to be the way we are, but the "instability" we're seeing now is partly a result of fixing much deeper inequalities that've existed for most of human history.

The real source of the present instability is socialized (and partly biological) gender differences in how men and women approach courtship.
Thanks a lot for this feedback and great to hear you like the code-first approach of GraphQL Nexus for building your GraphQL server!

For anyone who is curious about Nexus, I recommend our blog article series about code-first vs SDL/schema-first GraphQL server development: https://www.prisma.io/blog/the-problems-of-schema-first-grap...

Also, for a quick and ready-to-run example, you can check out this: https://github.com/prisma/prisma-examples/tree/master/node/g...
> an unattractive person even if you look fine physically.

There is so much emphasis on physical appearance and status in this thread.

If this is a common mindset among young men, it's no wonder they are lonely. Who wants to spend time with someone who reduces deeply human relationships to status and sex appeal?

Attractiveness is a complicated and extremely individual thing. Appearance and status are much less important than forming an intimate emotional connection through shared experiences and values.
But that's what the physicists have tried (and not been successful at so far).

The issue is that modifying how we think gravity and matter works is not just a change in a math equation.

Changing those equations would also mean a whole chunk of modern physics, including general relativity is wrong - yet all those theories can be observed and confirmed in many very different ways to be consistent and valid.

So if you change those equations to adjust for dark matter, they no longer give the result for many other phenomena that we observe.
They are doing a great job in the war on the nipple, though. And containing viral content with negative publicity against them.

I don't know about AI, but they have an army of moderators with a strict set of rules. Yet, content that many people would consider hate speech, racism, etc. does not get blocked, even after being reported several times. Are the moderators to lax in interpreting the rules? Or are the rules not strict enough.

(To give context: I believe that hate speech is protected by free speech. And should FB block white supremacists it would not be cencorship.)
> For older people higher LDL is actually protective, for women there seems to be nearly no effect whatsoever. Don't be fooled by simple answers.

Your last statement is in direct contradiction with all of your previous simple answers. Where is there evidence of the protective effect of LDL?
<stupid pushing the analogy too far reply>
If US Post opened and scanned all the letters, and offered to sell targeted firearm advertising to people who send death threats, nobody would say "That's OK, they're just 'The Platform'"...
Halo: Reach Image of Work in Progress Menu Released
> When no one any longer wanted to pay for a system with an ASCII-interface (this was about 1995), they had to throw out about 5 million lines of code and never recovered.

Kinda obvious what their actual mistake was then...

> I've worked with systems that had to be thrown out because no one any longer wanted to pay for a week of work for something should be possible in two hours.

I see a pattern there.

> But of course you also have to be able to be nimble and move fast even after two years and five.

You can also go broke while chasing this illusion, twice. Whether as startup or established company with a "big ball of mud" codebase.

I'd rather tackle the "no one wants to pay" problem in a profitable company than a complete rewrite, or even trying to boot up a new company while, in addition to all the other problems involved, trying to write "beautiful code", thank you.
Many VPN services also accept cash.
Yes, I'd also disagree with this. You can't just make a sweeping assertion like this without data to back it up. Wariness re harassment claims is alone a huge one, women in my office have joked about complaining against a guy just to show what they could get away with. I've never heard of a guy doing the same even though I spend way more time around them.
> Which part of GR requires that GR => r^2?

It's over my head, but if you want to see the math, I think this link derives Newton's law from GR: https://math.uchicago.edu/~may/VIGRE/VIGRE2010/REUPapers/Tol...
Super helpful advice, thank you
probably because a large portion of HN users are basically STEM nerd incels
But still note, that even if some solution appears to be "pretty" or "obvious" mathematically for some specific scenario (like drawing the areas for inverse square rule, or looking at the galactic curve for a "fit" with MOND), it never means that it automatically follows that all of the measurements in all the experiments will match that.

The "better" theory must cover more, not less of the measurements. The one that at the moment certainly covers the most is dark matter, and the alternatives simply cover much less (or as I've posted even somewhere result in the wrong shapes). Once some alternative manages to cover the observations and bring even more predictive power, that one will eventually be accepted (although sometimes "one funeral at a time" was needed), even if it's less "pretty" and less "obvious."
Smart move in many ways. Think about it - what kind of person goes to quick hookup apps? The one that likes quick hookups. Which is great if you look exactly this and nothing more. Men and women (but frankly, women much more due to many reasons) who behave like this +-consistently, have practically always have some deep unresolved issues, usually from childhood they try (and fail) to compensate for with this behavior. Think about Barney Stinson from HIMYM and his famous focus on 'girls with daddy issues'.

If you look for anything else, like long term happiness, its a very hard find a partner on such platform. Maybe I am naive but I still think this is what most people want in their lives. But it ain't as easy as swiping around - one needs to go out there, make some effort to look attractive, expose oneself to as many potential partners as possible. And have patience, tons of patience.
I know few fields in which it is way way worse.

Construction work(both field and engineering/project side), surveying and few others.
(I work at Prisma)

Prisma is open-source and you are typically running it in production by running it on your own cloud infrastructure.

The commercial parts of Prisma are called Prisma Cloud and Prisma Enterprise. Prisma Cloud aims to simplify various Prisma workflows such as server and data management, monitoring, backups, migrations/rollbacks, ... We're also planning a "Prisma Serverless" offering so you don't need to host the Prisma server yourself.
I partly agree.

It'd also be nice if individuals were held responsible for death threats and rape threats they post on-line.

Facebook are morally corrupt because they aid and abet morally corrupt individuals. Both Facebook and those individuals should be held to account for that.
12 years in the military qualifies you for nothing.

20 years in the military doesn’t qualify you for a pension you can live on in most places.
Echolocation in a "true" 3d environment is a very hard computational problem, which is why many aqueous mammals developed larger brains.
Absolutely untrue. Adventists of the 7th day eat vegan afaik, and people in Okinawa ate very little meat. Both groups are famous for producing more centenarians than the average (global) population.

https://www.seventhdayadventistdiet.com/
You have to be careful not to burden yourself with unnecessary ideology.
It is fine to notice the patterns in society and ask questions, but incels and MRAs come with their own unsubstantiated explanations for why this is, and what to do about it. This is not fine. They are basically cults.
Moreover, they are constantly being infiltrated and hijacked by political propagandists to leverage the built up anger for unrelated political purposes.
Plus, you have to be careful not to get dragged into a spiral of depressive pessimism.
Plus, if all of that was not bad enough, there are trolls on those forums egging people on and taking pleasure in the desperation of others.
I always wanted to do an 'online microwave UI generator' where it generates a random typically-overcomplicated microwave-like UI and you have to figure out which buttons to press to microwave a cup of milk for 1 min
If the solution to "inequality" is creating another inequality which harms far more people, then it might not be a solution at all.
I'm not recommending it at all. It's to show, that LDL is not a good measure of cv health.
The Android (v9) alarm clock is somewhat like this, Hour and Minute are selected with two nested rotary dials.
Why look at the price rather than the population/housing capacity growth? If you have housing for 500000 residents and 600000 looking for housing or living in the city then prices will go up simply because demand outstrips supply as you said. The demand probably grows every single year.

Rent goes up because people can afford it, so this is actually not a problem that needs to be solved. What needs to be solved is the fact that 100000 people cannot find a place in the city at all. No matter how low or high the price of rent is, you will always have a shortage of 100000 units if you're not increasing the supply.
Creepy
Why is it so hard to work in teams?
Processed carbohydrates will by definition hit you hard. Added oil is also hard. Try intact grains, e.g. rice, quinoa, millet, barley, etc. Even whole wheat bread or pasta will hit harder than boiled wheat grains.
Some of them, not all. And of course it's just my opinion. You can rephrase it like this:

Slow, boring and clunky is actually good design that serves a purpose.
I work for a government driven genome research company in the UK, there are many others like this across Europe. Gov funding isn't such a problem in Europe where healthcare is a government issue.
Actually you can check out Gauge block's and Wringing
There are theories. I don't claim to understand this but there are persistent physicists having driven alternate formulas for many many years. Example:
http://riofriospacetime.blogspot.com/
They may be US-based corporations but they will have wholly owned subsidiaries here in the UK - looking at Companies House (where you can see their audited accounts) in 2017 Facebook UK had a turnover of a billion pounds, probably a good bit higher by now:

https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/06331310
Though that may be true from a sustainability standpoint, that is not the future that I want my children to live in. A future where everyone must like (go to) the same parks, everyone must go to the same shops, everyone must go to the workplace accessible from their home or live in the home accessible from their workplace.

Individualism is gravely important to humans. Getting away from individual transport is relinquishing all hope of individual determinism.
Not to be too snarky but to the question in the article, “The question for health systems: how much are one-time therapies worth?”, you mean like vaccines? Presumably, it should cost a similar amount.
Sounds like you might enjoy watching https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lobster
This is still one of my pet peeves on non-N9 devices. There's a device that got it right, and it's still not copied over.

N9 truly was a beauty when it came out. Of course it's a bit underwhelming now with the dated hardware, but I the UI (and tactile feedback..) still holds up after all these years.
Is this an iphone specific thing ? Have you tested it.
I definitely agree with this too.

Even imageboards like 4chan, in the smaller boards at least, you can get a decent discussion as there is no concept of upvotes nor automatic hiding of posts and replies are always in chronological order. The only main difference between them and a traditional forum is anonymity.
I'm told, but have not confirmed it myself, that Facebook do a fine job of censoring Nazi hate speech in Germany. But somehow they cannot do it elsewhere or for other sorts of hate speech. Which is 100% nothing to do with maximising advertising revenue by allowing and enabling hate speech elsewhere...
How so? LDL can be a marker of bad health, but is not so by any means in all cases.

Relevant study:
https://bmjopen.bmj.com/content/6/6/e010401
You say rewarding, but for a lot of people it's an incomprehensible minefield. I mean where do you even start?
For me (20 years of Emacs), Emacs + Keybase has been what made it into a bit of a productivity tool for me, instead of just an editor.
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No it doesn't. The case wasn't about ownership of the trash. The case was about whether the search was unreasonable. Did the person that disposed of the trash have an expectation of privacy. In that specific case, the police asked the waste company to set aside the trash allowing it to be examined and they did this without a warrant.
As far as I know you can still get anonymous credit cards, and if not most VPNs accept mailed cash. I doubt that your VPN will try to collect DNA from all mailed in cash.
> You can still write beautiful code and be productive. OpenBSD contains some examples.

Yes, by all means - if you can, do it. But please try to become as productive as John Carmack first before you aspire to write similarly beautiful code.
There's plenty of evidence showing woman have different (and in many ways lower) standards for long term mating that short term mating. Which makes sense evolutionally.
> Your report is from 2015

so ?

>Given how rapidly PV costs have continued to decline (and how major nuclear efforts collapsed with cost explosions since then), that's useless.

you say so, but the one with evidence is me not you
Hmmmm: The food that you ate last night might saved a life or two in Africa. Or given a child the nutrition it needs. You could have done just fine with half of what you ate...
Which is strange, since that means a comment is also a down vote. That is surely not the intention of the commenter.
1/2 weeks seems trivial to A/B test.

Just eat no gluten but still carbs for 2 weeks, see what happens, and then all carbs again.
Depends on whether your camera is equipped with an infrared filter. Some older camcorders actually have low-light modes based on infrared or near infrared light. You should be able to use those as well.
Dark matter is introduced to account for discrepancies with the r^2 rule when just accounting for "visible" matter.
Does 144hz really make any difference in office applications? Gaming, obviously but I cant imagine it affects productivity at all....
> I think there must've been some sort of agreement between HDD manufacturers after they settled on decimal sizes

Agreeing a standard does not necessarily imply evil conspiracy! If you look at the specs of drive that simple quote bytes. The rounded numbers are marketing, as much by the resellers as the manufacturers.
maybe 4 years aren't so relevant,maybe you should bring proof's of what you say