skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm only seeing a total of < 500,000 according to the below link. That's a pretty small fraction of the total number of workers. I'm very open to anyone disputing that number.

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/nri/visa-and-immigratio...
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To me "middle class lifestyle" means no debts other than mortgage, a place to call your own, and a car. With very heavy emphasis on "no debts". Car can be just about any decent car, doesn't even have to be new. Anybody can get a loan for a fancy car, so it no longer means what it used to. That's "middle class".
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Also don't forget, how to manage a virtualenv and how to do parallel processing.
I didn't down vote but I think the clarification for "deep debt" would not include a low interest home mortgage or a car payment which you can also get as low as 0% interest on. Also many people have a student loan debt that can easily be paid off in a few years.

On a side note, I think all the above are excellent ways of debt.

Right now you can get a mortgage for under 4%. Mortgages typically do not compound interest. So it makes more sense to dump your savings into one of many savings that pay a similar interest rate or higher & do compound interest.

Many car dealers have 0% interest if you want to buy your car & not lease.

Of course any education debt that gets you a salary much higher than the debt makes sense as well.
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there are speculations that there are over 1 million h1b workers. this is not counting the other work visa program. the government and tech industries have been hiding their population.
Credit interest rates are low for those who have access and the ability to carefully utilize credit. Balance transfer and introductory offers are as low as they've ever been and you can get away with paying 4% interest annually, occasionally even 3%. That's competitive with the best mortgage rates!

But "Standard APRs" are crazy high at around 14-18%. I have never understood why credit rates are so high compared to literally any other type of borrowing. I also don't understand how standard rates are sky high while promotional rates are near the rock bottom.

It's baffling. But it's helped me manage big sums of debts during a couple of professional transitions I've gone through over the years. Without those 3-5% balance transfers I would still be deeply in debt today.
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This would make sense if it were physically possible to play every noise at once. (Where would you place the infinitely many emitters? If they have any displacement at all, then there will be points that would not experience destructive interference at all frequencies.)
Good data. I agree that parent comment was hyperbolic.
I think it's a knotting thing, the A knots will slip as you try to hold it fast - the knot will move down the page initially. The way the cord presses the earlier piece down in B means the knot won't move [so easily] as you hold it under tension.
There's a categorical imperative aspect to this: a site with 1000 daily visitors (not necessarily unique) is not big enough to make its performance a significant issue. But if all such sites think like this, then it suddenly becomes an issue.
This site just gave me a nostalgic flashback to the type of thing I'd stumble across (heh) via StumbleUpon.
Has a bot been exposed?
At first glance, blues seem to have 2 contact points and magentas have none, but the correspondence seems to break for yellow and orange, which each have several (overlapping) numbers of neighbors that they are used with.
Off the top of my head:

* Medical Insurance
* 401(k) Contributions
* HSA/FSA Contributions
* Commuting Expenses
* Auto Loan
* Gas
* Auto Insurance
* Property Taxes (unless you rolled that into the mortgage)
* Home owners insurance

All of that will easily chew up that 955 left a month. And, that doesn't even take into consideration a date night or two a month, and general keep me out of a depressive state stuff.
Multitasking doesn't exist, it's just jumping from one task to another. I run operations/tech side of things at the company I work for. Over the last month, there were a lot things going on,which just ended up being priority on top of priority(and they were not made up 'important' things). At some point I looked at my inbox and I had 500 unread emails with no light at the end of the tunnel,because in the morning I have to take this 45 min call with some moaning customer,who wants to speak to the manager, shortly after I have to deal with some compliance bs,while in the afternoon I somehow need to push some code changes to production.So not much time left to read emails.So one day,I just marked them all to 'read' and moved to archived.The inbox was empty. What happened? Nothing. Just a hard reset on my inbox.So now I'm less behind on some stuff and the rest can go to hell,or send me an email again.
Taxes & insurance.
I can understand that slightly. Back in college when I was doing a lot of Java if the IDE hadn't had a shortcut to auto complete System.out.println() I probably would have either made it as a macro or defined a function like that in a library (or in a block I would paste in every single project if we're being completely honest).
Buisness investment was negative last quarter but consumer spending was robust, we're a service economy now and people are going into debt to keep it growing. The next recession will be caused when all these middle class folk are forced to deleverage or foreclose.
Yeah, what's up with this name? It puts me off immediately knowing of Moloch. Was everyone at Yahoo okay with this name as they worked on it? It seems so strange of a choice.
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I'm I reading that right that the input lag has increased on average? And while the minimum might have improved by .4 or is within measurement error?
> there is no normal.

In a classroom of 30 students, where 1 is viewed by the rest as abnormal, there is normal. Yes, it is only a social construct whose impact is based on our personal experience and the society in which we live, but this is true of many things which I think we would not tolerate being dismissed so readily.
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"Harvard Business School professor Amy Cuddy’s 2010 study of “power posing:” the idea that adopting a powerful posture for a couple of minutes can change your life for the better by affecting your hormone levels and risk tolerances."

Hey, now. I like standing with my hands on my hips, imagining I have a cape flowing in the breeze behind me.
... or those of us who paid ours off years ago?
Isn't the inverse of a sound the same sound?
As a mobile dev for games/apps I like to have as many versions of devices as possible, newest one if possible.

However, the older phones/tablets/devices are best to start and do most of the development on, somewhat like making sure a game runs on an older PC or laptop.

If you tune your app to the lower end (older) devices, scaling up is easier than scaling down. If all you have is the latest devices it will lead to bloated apps and slow games.

Similar to how John Carmack does parallel implementations and starts with the lower end renderers in game engine design [1].

> However, some of my most effective uses of this strategy have been more aggressive. Over the years, I have done a number of hardware acceleration conversions from software rendering engines. In the old days, I would basically start from scratch, first implementing the environment rendering, then the characters, then the special effects. There were always lots of little features that got forgotten, and comparing against the original meant playing through the game on two systems at once.

> The last two times I did this, I got the software rendering code running on the new platform first, so everything could be tested out at low frame rates, then implemented the hardware accelerated version in parallel, setting things up so you could instantly switch between the two at any time. For a mobile OpenGL ES application being developed on a windows simulator, I opened a completely separate window for the accelerated view, letting me see it simultaneously with the original software implementation. This was a very significant development win.

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I don't get it. I mean, I understand what I'm looking at; a word cloud of music genres that is each linked to a sample. That part I got. But when you label your website 'Every Noise at Once'... I kind of expect to hear multiple (perhaps not 'every') noises at the same time.
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iTerm is awesome, thanks for the great work! Using macOS without an alternative to Yakuake would have been extremely painful.

Two pain points I'm running into with this release:

1. The tab titles just say the profile name (in my case, "Quake-style") rather than the foreground process name (bash, curl, etc.). It's subtle, but annoying given that I've become accustomed to relying on that information to quickly differentiate between tabs.

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"Hey Siri!… Siri?!"

P.S. If someone out there has an Apple device, I'm interested in knowing what the actual response to this request is.
I’m curious why you felt it necessary to create a throwaway for delivering that piece of information. :)
You have no sense of humor, I guess. I love it.
Or get a spouse and some kids.
I'm a second-year CS student that is still learning in this realm. Is there a general way that most developers would rewrite lines 5261-5284? My assumption is I would look to find some rules I can apply to simplify the code but I'm also aware a CS course is a bit of a bubble and what I've learnt so far might not be the way things are handled in industry.

For example, line 5284 has a 8 inequality operators checking every 4th element (140. 144, 148,...). A single "blocks[1][y][x] % 4 != 0" would remove them all. There also appears to be 3 main segments in that huge block of code (111-118, 119-126, 137-168) which would allow it to be simplified.

A second question: Why is there no comments? Is this common?
This isn't true, the majority of student debt is owned by those in the bottom 3 quartiles. Only 34% is owed by the top quartile.

https://www.urban.org/urban-wire/which-households-hold-most-...

Which means a student loan cancellation would help the middle class the most since student debt would be a higher percentage of their income and the bottom 75% hold 66% (the majority) of the debt.
It’s actually pretty great because they’re a person who has worked on the code, acting insane in an issue “Anyone who looks at this code instantly becomes insane”.

If that’s not some very clever trolling, I’m not sure what is.

And what dedication! Pretty funny.
We have been told to get a good education, to get a good job and to live happier every after.

If that's what people believe, then it's a problem.

Even when people think back to the 1950's, people still struggled with money. It certainly wasn't "live happily ever after".
Personally, the experience I have now at crying at literally anything can be explained quite well (by myself) by the impact of early childhood trauma, and the eventual intense psychotherapy I've undergone in relation to my transition.

That is, I eventually learned how to process emotions 'correctly', something I was never taught as a child. This is coincident with my transition. I am unclear if it has been directly caused by HRT, but I haven't ruled it out.

However. I absolutely disagree that this is a change caused by "intellectually-driven conformity with gender stereotypes".
society fails to teach us basics of personal finance. or at least in public K-12+4years at uni i was never exposed to this once.

most people don't understand exponents, they don't understand the power of compound interest (in either direction), ...

society also amps up weddings, resort style vacations, excess, and so forth.

so yeah, you can certainly blame society.
I’m talking about the students who owe the money, not the lenders that own the debt.
Possibly CentOS, which requires python 2.7 even now.
by clicking not allow, you never get the notification.

I know we're talking past each other, or our use cases are different, because to that I reply, "duh, that's kind of the idea." :-)
The minimum data point for iTerm 3.2.9 have shifted towards the left. Overall the 3.3 has better average.
and crazy rare runewords, ubers, grinding for sets, etc. We learned a lot about planning content for "end game" in that era of gaming.

Diablo 1 had... I don't really remember. What did I do sinking hundreds of hours into the game?
I'd take this with... not quite a grain of salt, but maybe a small dose of healthy skepticism. Simon Baron-Cohen is a legitimate and respected researcher, but he's well known in autism research circles as pushing very hard a theory that autism is a manifestation of an "extreme male brain", which is a theory that almost every other significant researcher in the field disagrees with. I'd suggest taking a critical view of any research coming out of his lab that bolsters his pet theory, like this does - there's a lot of context here that's lacking.
Where by "cancel student debt" Bernie just means that everyone will pay, not just the borrowers. Anything else would break the laws of physics. In the 60s you could fully finance your education working part time as a waiter/waitress (Elizabeth Warren is a notable example). But then government got involved, and now your education costs as much as a house. What Bernie is proposing is essentially an unlimited amount of money for the education industry to take, and no way for the taxpayer to refuse to pay. Thanks but no thanks.
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>these are some of the last districts that should ever be considered for inclusion.

Maybe there were, and the author had to use them for their relatively sane shapes compared to calling Maryland's 3rd District the X.
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The examples this site chooses aren't the greatest... It maps an entire artist to a genre, so when one artist makes multiple genres of music the examples end up being very off. Take dubstep for example, the artist they chose for the example is Skream, one of the people who popularized dubstep, but the song they chose is his latest release "Otto's Chant" which is tech house, not dubstep. Skream hasn't even made any dubstep in quite a while.
This has also been posted obsessively for the last few weeks, generating no interest at all.
We don't know what autism really is, beyond it's symptomatic effects and correlations like that of TFA. It's not clear that there is a meaningful notion of being autistic but asymptomatic. Typhoid, on the other hand, is a bacteria that exists independent of its symptoms.
And US is about 50% of the world market cap, so yea 1.4% sounds about right.
I love the idea of how extensible it is, but I haven't found any practical ways to extend it yet. As mentioned the list of public extensions isn't great - Shaking my terminal with each letter is fun I guess for 30 seconds.

Unless I find more creative ways to use it, I'm sticking with terminal.app because it's basically the lowest input delay terminal out there.
I am running a relatively barebones version of st(https://github.com/Peter-JanGootzen/st) and am getting these numbers on a modern machine.

# Title Min Max Avg SD
1 st 12.6 38.1 20.7 6.8

I am quite suprised how low your numbers are(eventough I am aware that comparing between machines is probably unreliable), especially Hyper because my experience with it was that it was really slow compared to other terminal emulators.