skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"My concern is the weakening of the commitment to keeping the wild areas of the Bay Area wild. SF is the largest city with the most wilderness around it in the world."

"I don't think it would be the best of all possible worlds to make the bay area look like Manhattan or Tokyo."

These two sentiments are in direct conflict though. Your options are to either build up or to build out. Building up will preserve the nearby wilderness; building out will see it turned into low density housing, roads, and terrible traffic congestion.
Ummm, I think inflation has something to do with it.
We had one vendor use it. The UX is not good and call quality is just okay. I think it isn’t adopted more often because organizations that want to use something new choose way better options and everyone else is afraid to choose anything unproven/weird or already has established accounts with something else. And it really doesn’t help that Chime sort of looks like an AWS service instead of a consumer product.
PBS Kids? https://pbskids.org/apps/pbs-kids-video.html
What would be the use?
These are just rough guidelines.
One weekend I was bored and made a React version of minesweeper. Needless to say I had a lot of fun.

Emoji minesweeper: https://codepen.io/nojvek/full/KjLxdx
Well not sanction the country that got annexed for starters. If you are going to annex a whole country, which I am not advocating, then sanction Russia
There's many factors at play here, but note that the majority of Internet subscriber growth is in developing countries.

As the spending power of the average Internet user decreases, then CPC/CPM naturally falls with it.
Decentralized systems have their own set of problems. You are trading one set for the other.
I suspect they could fix it, but Jeff, Andy, and Barr all think it's good enough and noone cares about UI.

Look at Amazon and AWS's web page...
I had this same question and I was told by people in the industry surrounding people can sue, and have a case. I was asking them why they can't just rezone my neighborhood to 4 story mixed-use, and I was told they would sue over the changes to the view because their lots although more valuable would be blocked from sunlight unless they built up...

Not verified but what I was told by arch.
I permanently ruined my health using finsteride, I hope this works and move people from that pharma poison.
No, the externalities of violent crime are just more obvious. You don't see all the lives that are wrecked by financial crime.
Do you have a cold?
The phrase is analogous to "editor wars", and I am not the first to use it. Imagine for a moment that somebody murdered Richard Stallman. Would it be appropriate to eulogize him as "author of Emacs, which is without a doubt the best editor in the world"? To me that looks a lot like exploiting the tragedy to score points in a comparatively unimportant argument. Nobody can bring up other candidates for best editor without looking insensitive.

It's possible to praise a person or organization's accomplishments without putting down others. Kyoto Animation certainly deserves such praise. But there is no need to start ranking studios.
The sexual harassment lawsuit is the subject of the penultimate paragraph.
Can you tell us more about your experience? Right now, this is just a drop in the anecdote bucket, with almost no context.
Freely. Or cheaply. Or maybe just conveniently. Linus is worth an estimated $150M and he has a lot of power over it. It’s a conundrum.
Let’s hope Larry spends his fortune on this research for himself and other billionaires.

That’s more valuable than buying a bigger yacht.

Of course, once the knowledge is gained and a problem is solved, someone somewhere will reproduce the same thing for a fraction of the cost. The real cost is the research.
I mean.. he’s largely at the executive level and co-invented tcp/ip. He is foundational in the development of the Internet so he sort of is an outlier.
I'd love to move to CA, but I can't do the housing madness. Just insanity and I don't like that they are hurting other people and their ability to give their kids a better life by pulling up the ladder behind them. My city isn't far behind and it disgusts me. I'd love to see my entire neighborhood rezoned to 4 to 5 stories and get more people in here for the economic boom.
Swift, Flutter, React, pretty much any development framework is also great at efficiently producing shovelware. That is to say, a platform for efficiently making things is going to be used to produce a lot of crap, as a rule.
They’d have o create a precisely matching tear.
They would be doing that to prevent money laundering, trying to stop people going to sanctioned places and transferring money around for the locals at hefty profit. (in other words, not the opposite of the intent of the law)
Fruits are also sources of fructose, especially fruit juices.
Veggies juices are supposed to be healthy indeed.

But eating raw... what numbers of fruit/veggies you need to cover the same amount of water?
Which books is this? Sounds like something I might want to check out. Thanks!
Russia would severely punish people who wants to be part of other country (not Russia). It is in both countries (Ukraine and Russia) constitution, that it is against the law to separate territory without country-wide voting.
I love Chime. It reminds me of Campfire/Propane with the ability to do calls, video, and screen sharing. I used Slack for a while before joining Amazon and I don’t miss it or the culture around its use at all.
Would they? I'm not sure that's true. If they still beat out the rate on my savings account, I'd still invest.

The super wealthy would just end up paying a bit more, but it's likely they'd remain super wealthy.
But what if a state is causing the negative externality and the third party is all other states?
(Thanks btw, I hadn't come across that term.)
> shaving takes considerable time.

I had a mohawk for a fairly long time, and shaving didn't take too long - albeit, I didn't shave daily, although I did have to take some care to not shave off the middle bits. Why does shaving take so long? I assume it wouldn't take much longer than shaving your face. Slap some goo on your head in the shower, run a safety razor or a bic over all the bits, run your hand over it to feel for stubble, rinse, repeat, no?
It looks like the window may be open until 12am CT.
https://www.brownsvilleherald.com/news/local/starhopper-may-...
Seems like that's ignoring zoning which is how views get protected in practice? Owning a view isn't necessary.
Finasteride is a prostrate drug, so side effects are probably sexual in nature.
It seems to be for a specific exchange that has $240 24 hour volume...
The problem they have is they're growing too quickly.
I grew up in a rural area for a time and there it seemed to me that Lyndon LaRouche had a surprising number of supporters who I wouldn't have expected to be interested in conspiracy theories.

I didn't think much of that for many years until the last 10 years or so, reminded by more recent events.
I'm pretty ignorant on this topic, but shouldn't retrying and missing messages be handled by the TCP layer? You don't want multiple network layers be doing the same work after all
Perkeep: A Personal Storage and Pesos Tool
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20529001
How do you prioritize what to learn?
I would really appreciate if any of you can give advice on how to prioritize my learning.

I work full-time and currently enrolled in MSc in Data Science part-time. I need to learn Python for my next course and I need to learn Linear Algebra to understand some papers for work. For my personal pleasure I am working on a trading research using R.

Should I split my everyday free time into 1 hr for each topic or should I allocate day for each topic?

Please advice.
But it doesn't matter; the Russian government is very selective about how it applies the "right to self-determination".

That's the crux of the issue I think. To be consistent you would surely have to support both Chechnya and Crimea having the right to self-determination - or neither having the right to self-determination.

EDIT: So let me ask you - do you support both, or neither?
Sure, but that's a person deciding to litter instead of using the trash for a product they no longer want to use. In this case littering is part of the normal use of the product.
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>Denial doesn't help

The problem is that people who do not want to enact federal policy that decimates the US economy (i.e. "Green New Deal"), are deemed "deniers." I'm not into extremism. The US emits 15% of GHG, and until you can get a commitment from countries where they are building new coal plants to this day, it's difficult to take seriously.

"Since 2005 annual U.S. carbon dioxide emissions have declined by 758 million metric tons. That is by far the largest decline of any country in the world over that timespan and is nearly as large as the 770 million metric ton decline for the entire European Union."

https://www.bp.com/en/global/corporate/energy-economics/stat...
As I said, Solovki was a 'germinal'- not only - camp. Your description is at odds with fairly mainstream views, just scroll through

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gulag

And more importantly, it was a system that was both theoretically and practically founded on political violence. It didn't take it a couple of decades to get there and its the expressions of violence weren't limited to prison camps. Politically motivated forced collectivization, for instance, ran concurrently and ended up being exterminatory.
Yes, of course in this situation Alice doesn't own the view. But she is made worse off by Bob's developments. I really hope we can agree that Alice's situation is being made worse in a real way here. Further, pre-Bob, the city is mostly full of Alices, so if you want them to not vote against Bob's development, like in OP's article, you might want to align Alice's and Bob's incentives. It's pragmatic.

It also happens to have the nice property of not making Alice worse off when we improve things for everyone else, which morally feels nice.

Either way, the question isn't about the ethics or pragmatics. It's whether this has been tried anywhere.
Yeah I have one. Was born with it. Hair things from the sides a peak is literally a point popping out of what can be usually a straight hairline.
The double standard that most of the press shows with regards to Facebook and Google is inexplicable to me. My personal (probably biased) perception is that Google is far more of a monopoly, yet the press seems to be mostly OK with it (I mostly tend to read US-based news sites when it comes to this topic). I am not based in the USA so maybe there is something that I'm missing, could anyone explain? Is it because of the Cambridge Analytica scandal? Or is it because Facebook and Google are perceived as having different political affiliations?

Edit: not only the press, but also organisations like e.g. the Mozilla Foundation (where is the official Google Container that people have been asking for)?
> the root cause might be vanity

there's also trying to avoid being treated worse because of baldness. I think it's easy to be dismissive of this, and of course there are worse things, but nonetheless I think it's a real issue.
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Same here. I've started a small thing here: https://fugu.tv (piggy backing off this neat little repo https://github.com/iRaul/podcasts-repo )
As someone who worked at Square ~3 years ago and now works at Google, the rate-limiting and "promotion by apology" (their term, not mine) feel fairly similar - Google's is a bit more impersonal. However Google pays much, much better. Square (I felt) offered more opportunities to build a good engineering reputation and to gain actualization in other ways, and to make a significant impact.
I think they changed this or are working on changing it.

YouTube recommendations used to go towards more popular, meaning all playtime eventually went to Gangnam Style. So they went the other direction, and gave more view time to radical/fringe YouTubers, which they're getting flak for.
Does the first amendment apply to none us citizens/residents?
I've been pretty bummed on "tech" lately because software is such a shit show so this was impressive and inspiring, both the machines and the seeming quality and focus of the employees.
In principle there is a selection pressure against it if it's even 1% genetic. But that pressure might not be strong enough to have a large effect very soon (especially when very few people today seem to be actively motivated to have as many children as would be physically possible for them).
> PESOS is an acronym/abbreviation for Publish Elsewhere, Syndicate (to your) Own Site [0]

I've been taking a quick look at backup tools and ran into perkeep. I think the idea of PESOS is quite intersting and something I've not really considered before.

[0]: https://indieweb.org/PESOS
Gatekeepers are going to be gatekeepers. Some folks rely on the nerd persona to look like the smartest person in the room; they probably picked that identity up at an early age. When they see an intelligent person who doesn't fit the stereotype, it can make them uncomfortable.

But those people are rare. For everyone else, it doesn't matter.
I have published a github repo that contains the real apps to show how to use XSM to manage app state and handle the API logic to the backend.

https://github.com/peterluhub/realworld-example

It implements the Realworld Example App specs. The state and API logic are factored out into an NPM package(rw-xsm-handlers). The intention is to use the same code(state management and API) for all the XSM supported frameworks to implement the Realworld Example App specs.

The React example is finished. Angular and Vue will be added later.
They make money from selling lavender. Not from having pretty fields. If the police won't do their jobs, you can take matters into your own hands.
One of the main metric other than rev is shrinking, could be profit margins, or 20% isn’t as large as most analysts predicted
You can thank O'Reilly and friends who undermined it by creating the Open Source movement.
Simple.

Server multiplexing.

Let's say I increase fleet utilization for 1%. My projected margin increase 1%, not retrospectively though. Plus the projected server hardware price drop. The margin increases naturally. If there were no competitor from Google and MSFT. Amzn would need to be extremely aggressive to not making a log of money.

That's why Google was very confident in winning the Cloud war back in early 2012-2014, and prior to that time frame. Google can operate fleet utilization way higher than industry standard, and clearly is ahead of Amzn then.

But it turns out a business is not that simple as writing code. And obviously, Amzn catches up in fleet efficiency. AFAIK, now Google and Amzn are almost head on head in that department, while Azure is the poor kid lagging behind. But that's not a problem for MSFT. Their strength is in enterprise and conventional developer community building.
One way to look at it is that you found a management need and filled it. Then you get the job. You created a new job! The trick here is being recognized for it eventually.

If you are backfilling a role though then it can be annoying to not be paid up front even in a probationary period. The crappy part is having to do two jobs but the trick is to start delegating your IC work. So the old saying is that a good QA engineer automated their work away. A good manager manages their work away. Debating works only so far though without authority so you have to develop authenticity and street cred.. or enlist a few interns.
> is simple matter of having enough processing power

Isn't this provably false though ? I don't think the openworm project has gotten anywhere near simulating C.elegans.
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Dan Gelbart's other videos on prototyping are also definitely worth watching.
Couldn't I sell a fake Banksy with the real authentication?
And also has enabled the production of beloved games like Return of the Obra Dinn, Overcooked, Hollow Knight, Enter The Gungeon, Superhot, Kerbal Space Program, Broforce, etc.
I'm not sure why you assume that all observable results of technology can lead to reverse engineering that technology.

Billionaires could easily solve baldness, aging, or any number of problems for themselves without releasing anything.

In fact, Alphabet is already openly doing this with its ultra-secretive Calico company that is sucking in lots of researchers and locking their discoveries (if any) in a private vault.
PE is used as a comparison, if 10 of your peers are at 15 and you are at 30 you may be over priced or the expectations are sky high for you to grow beyond expectations
Does it matter who your manager is? Does this fit to all types of engineering work? Does the idea of responsibility unlocking promotions after the fact work for assigning levels to new hires? Do people who don’t self promote get promoted by their managers? Do managers benefit from promoting their engineers?

Someone else already asked, but who was this written for other than the people who wrote it?
You seem to have the notion that only the big studios should be allowed to produce games. What's considered shitty varies from person to person, and is purely subjective.
This is what happens with democratization of any technology. People will try and do whatever they can with it. Sometimes it will be gold. Most times it will be garbage. Shut out the garbage, and you won't get the gold.
Finasteride has potential side-effects on the libido. Not the parent, but I stopped using it because it seemed to give me something akin to ED; took my system about a month to recover, and that month was embarrassing, humiliating, and horrifying.
With your example, why would Tesla advertise to you after you have already converted on a purchase?

In fact, Tesla can use your email address on a negative audience list when advertising on display networks that hit publishers like NYT. I wouldn't be surprised if Tesla was doing this to optimize their ad spend.

For purchases where you are retargeted, that's because when you buy something, you're a magnitude more likely to purchase it again (i.e. as a gift, have a backup/travel one, etc.). Goods like automobiles are an exception here, unless you're in the business of buying multiple cars in the same month.
I think you overstate the case. Yes, everyone will choose a better option at no cost, but most everything has cost, and we have limited budgets of discipline, money, etc. to pay the various kinds of costs required for good things...so when someone "doesn't care", it literally mostly means that they won't pay the cost of the thing.

So, I don't really find it far fetched that quite a few people by a reasonable definition "don't care", by which I mean they don't consider the benefits worth paying much cost at all, which I consider a fairly reasonable definition of "don't care." I'd like to know Sanskrit; if I could take a pill and know Sanskrit, I would. But do I really care? No. I won't pay my time and attention for it. It'd just be neat. Mostly, too high of an opportunity cost to spend the time on it. The same applies with body shape for me. It'd be nice, but it's not worth my effort. I won't pay much for it, so "I don't care."
They couldn't fit all of us into prisons, if we all refused to pay taxes.
Not OP, but I took finasteride from ages 26 to 29. One day, around the time I quit, I realized that I couldn't remember my last sexual thought or impulse. That part of me had slowly but completely shut down during the time I was on the drug.

In my case, things never really went back to normal. It's been about seven years since I quit. A few years ago, the labeling was updated to say that sexual side effects "could persist even after stopping the medication."

I can't say for certain finasteride was to blame. Many people take it for many years with apparently minimal side effects.
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Seems possible with a powerful enough eruption. The UK is periodically affected by mild Icelandic volcanic activity and this reads like an extraordinary event.

"The system erupted violently over an eight-month period between June 1783 and February 1784 from the Laki fissure and the adjoining volcano Grímsvötn, pouring out an estimated 42 billion tons or 14 km3 (3.4 cu mi) of basalt lava and clouds of poisonous hydrofluoric acid and sulfur dioxide compounds that contaminated the soil, leading to the death of over 50% of Iceland's livestock population, and the destruction of the vast majority of all crops. This led to a famine which then killed approximately 25% of the island's human population.[4] The lava flows also destroyed 20 villages.

The Laki eruption and its aftermath caused a drop in global temperatures, as 120 million tons of sulfur dioxide was spewed into the Northern Hemisphere. This caused crop failures in Europe and may have caused droughts in North Africa and India."

It goes on, in relation to the UK...

"Inhaling sulfur dioxide gas causes victims to choke as their internal soft tissue swells – the gas reacts with the moisture in lungs and produces sulfurous acid.[20] The local death rate in Chartres was up by 5% during August and September, with more than 40 dead. In Great Britain, the east of England was most affected. The records show that the additional deaths were among outdoor workers; the death rate in Bedfordshire, Lincolnshire and the east coast was perhaps two or three times the normal rate. It has been estimated that 23,000 British people died from the poisoning.[21]"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laki
Probably. I asked about a hair transplant before and was told you’ll need to take these drugs or your new hair will fall out.

That’s what the article isn’t telling you. You’ll soon be more easily be able to get new hair but you’ll also need one of these potentially dangerous drugs for the rest of your life...

Or you’ll simply go bald again.
Really? You think AT&T and Verizon are the pinnacle of good corporate behavior?
Don't you love it when all configured backends/origins for a service are marked unhealthy through healthchecks, Amazon's load balancers route traffic to all origins.
If the majority of investors felt that way then the board would adjust leadership. Are you sure you're not projecting?
It wasn’t a defense. Two terrible things happened (let’s assume both accidental). The US admitted Iran-655 was an “accident that resulted in a loss of life” and paid out ~$200k per victim. Russia pretends like MH-17 never happened. Who do you think has more of a moral high ground?
Learning tends to be a personal thing so you have to figure out what works best, but I think routines are something that can help most people. Study one subject at the same time every day for the same amount of time. Get your brain trained to expect that subject and it should help with focus. If you work better at a certain time of day, make that time your aim.

It's no problem to study both topics just be sure to give yourself time to rest and recharge -- take a walk -- in between
Lobster that are more than a couple pounds are generally pretty gross, and back then they were probably like 10 lb lobsters on average.
Uncomfortable is an understatement. Being smart/geeky is their identity, the "self" that they see within, and it is something that separated them from the jocks. Seeing someone who looks like a jock but is smart/geeky must be like a punch in the face. The thing that made them who they are, the thing that they were made fun of and bullied so much for, is now so casually adopted by the people who did the bullying. It is similar to the feeling when male gamers see female gamers who portray themselves as geeky gamers or whatever after for years making fun of those geeky virgins and their video games.
Because it creates a tax loophole? Im not sure if that's something to brag about.