skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Marijuana is also commonly used by adolescents, second only to alcohol

I wonder if nicotine has exceeded this since the cited study (due to e-cigarettes)
I had no idea the limiting of lists was at the option of the car maker. Interesting! I hate that aspect of it in my Honda.
It has been known for a while that certain drugs (also LSD) can induce psychosis' in certain people. The problem is that you cannot know if you are one of these people until you tried for a while. So it's a bit like playing Russian roulette. If you don't develop a psychosis when doing LSD, marihuana or shrooms, chances are that you will be fine. But if you do, you have a problem, possibly destroying your whole life.
I believe the steering wheel had some basic media controls, but honestly I didn't end up using them very much. I found myself using Siri more than usual so I wouldn't need to spend too much time looking at buttons to figure out what they did, but I think I could get used to more buttons if it was my own vehicle and not a short term rental.
So downward movement in that chart can be triggered by two things. The price of TIPS falling or the price of t-bonds rising. That was caused by the price of t-bonds jumping up due to a flight to safe money, much of that flight contractually obligated.

So I don't think it was due to people honestly thinking the average inflation would be .5% but just an idiosyncrasy of how we estimate market expectations of inflation.
I smoked weed heavily from my ~16 to ~18.

And I stopped because it was so overwhelming experience that I could not stand any more. I couldn't function normally and had really tough trips, thinking about so many end results in the same time. Minutes took hours and basically it was an agony, while everybody had pretty joyful time laughing.

Now, I'm 38. I'm functional (so far), I have family with kids. I haven't developed schizophrenia, but I have (had ever since my 18) the problem focusing on (for example) - dates, lists (for when I have to go to buy something), simple calculations etc. similar trivials, but I have no problems working on abstract stuff - I work as software engineer.

I wouldn't recommend it to anyone, based on my experiences, but it seems that majority of others had quite the opposite experiences than me.
Same. My previous car had CarPlay and was totaled after about 10 months when someone hit me on the freeway. When I shopped around to replace it, I didn't even consider any car without CarPlay.
>if you get even a minor concussion, that means you can't look at any electronic device for 3+ months

Anecdotal, but I got 2 concussions while playing lacrosse in highschool (not minor), and none of the nurses or doctors I spoke to said anything about looking at electronics
At least with the Democratic primary, there's three crusty old whites leading the polls, and the only gay candidate is drowning in petty race and class-based critiques. The field doesn't inspire any confidence they're capable of lighting a fire under people to beat Trump.
Larry Wall, the Guru of Perl (1999)
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>>but making one's children pay for their own education is hardly a cruelty (mind you, education in the US is still far too expensive)

Just to unpack a few things here (baring in mind I'm a true "eat the rich, tear them from their ivory towers" type socialist).

1- College is WAY too damn expensive, and that's the majority of the conversation. We do a terrible job teaching finance to children and then we expect them to graduate high school and understand what they're undertaking when they sign on for student loans.

2- "Cruelty" is about intent. Rich people can be cruel to other rich people by inflicting financial difficulties on them. They can also be entirely reasonable and attempting to teach them a lesson about hard work and "earning your keep" and what not. It's entirely situational and too difficult to throw a broad statement that covers every situation. This is more about philosophy than anything objective.
i wonder how psychiatric drugs effect the developing minds of children - pediatricians prescribe them to children as young as 10 and most stay on them throughout their teens
> I'm just saying that it objectively gained a lot of popularity because they did some things right, and then lost it again because they got some things wrong.

Yeah, but you keep pointing to things that are exactly like many successful projects as wrong, like having a different name for the language vs. an implementation vs. backends used by the implementation.

I will suggest that the two things they actuallt got wrong were:

(1) Calling it “perl”, and

(2) Taking forever.

And, really, those two in combination: even being as distinct as it is, had it stabilized in a reasonable period of time, and had once it stabilized a reasonable transition path been provided, it might have been another Python 2 to Python 3 problem, but not a complete disaster. Conversely, ha for been a new experimental language and not “Perl 6”, taking forever to stabilize would have been more tolerable.
We can't all be skilled labourers. Who will perform all the unskilled labour that's needed for society not to grind to a halt?
Similarly, Wal-Mart has been lobbying for increasing the minimum wage for years. Most minimum wage earners in retail work for small businesses. Whereas Wal-Mart averages nearly double the federal minimum wage.

Wal-Mart knows that hiking minimum wage would help it kill mom-and-pop stores that it competes with.

[1] https://www.cnn.com/2019/06/05/business/walmart-shareholders...
This is kind of off-topic, but given there's a pretty huge VAT on foreign cars, and this guy lives in Denmark, why didn't he just go to Germany to buy his car, and presumably not have to pay the VAT?
I wish they hadn't maintained dominance as much as they have, but at the same time, IE being a non-standards compliant actor and Chrome at times including non-standard web features have brought out the best in Firefox: with IE, it forced Firefox to become a thing. With Chrome, it forced Firefox to streamline the cruft and become better.

Now at least, users have choice of what they deem the "best browser" to be and I honestly don't think they're inherently wrong for feeling that way. If someone uses Safari, Firefox, Chrome, Edge (though with that last one, I feel for them because it doesn't have the best tab recovery when Edge closes unexpectedly), or some derivative of any of the above, I think they're going to be reasonably okay.
The Drug Enforcement Agency and Food and Drug Administration set the drug schedules, and the Surgeon General is under the United States Public Health Service Commissioned Corps.
I saw a Shark Tank episode where Chris Sacca described QR codes as the herpes of the Internet. I don't have the same sense of loathing for it that he does, but that phrase stuck in my mind.

I guess most of the alternatives are just as insecure and annoying, or worse. NFC isn't really any better, for instance. Logins and touchscreens are no fun, either.
Helmet technology made an important leap in the last few years by adding protection against rotational forces. If you are in the market for a helmet, consider getting the MIPS version (or Bontrager's Wavecell). MIPS costs only slightly more than the same helmet without it.
It totally weirds me out how defensive people are about your anecdote here. Talking to any clinical psychotherapist dealing with young adults, you will hear lots of stories about weed-induced psychosis and anxiety.

What I wonder is why it matters to people that it's not as safe as they may believe? Cognitive dissonance? We do lots of unsafe things.
It’s going to be difficult to draw any meaningful conclusions as you would need to construct identical environments with and without access to marijuana combined with cloned DNA or twin studies. Even then, will that be enough to predict if someone will have an adverse reaction to marijuana based on their DNA?

A simple test to determine if a teenager who tries marijuana should be forced to stay away from it is whether they have an extreme reaction to it.
It's a massive bummer that a luxury 7-series does not have good software, but it doesn't make the car less fancy. It has gorgeous interior, amazing fabrics, etc. The OP could simply acknowledge that BMW's software sucks. I'm pretty sure most brands have the same software installed on all of its models.
Marijuana is well known for causing psychosis, paranoia, panic, and other disturbed mental states. There's a reason they tell you not to eat the whole brownie - once the bad trip comes on, you're stuck with it and just have to ride it out. It can be quite harrowing. I also don't think marijuana is at all safe to take regularly, just looking at people who do so. It seems to incur actual neurological changes - you even stop having dreams. I understand that it can be fun, but all things must be taken with moderation, and people's increasing obsession with this psychoactive drug is worrisome.
"My brother smoked heavily during his teens and as a result developed schizophrenia / substance induced psychosis." - that is a statement of fact so.. apparently not.
I have a 2014 BMW i3, and while I don't have the problems you do, Mikkel, I have missed Carplay now that I've used it. I've been tempted by https://unique-ad.co.uk/product-category/bmw-carplay-kits/, which seems like it would address all your issues, assuming the kit lives up to its promise.
You can also nuke points off your IQ by drinking acetone or inhaling the fumes.

I'm all for solvents to continue being legally offered for sale in hardware or paint stores, as they have for a hundred umpteen years, but we need funding for longer term studies ...
What is the ultimate productivity system?
I recently started using Things 3 (https://culturedcode.com/things/) to "consistently clear my head" and it's been incredible so far. It really does feel like my decision making has improved and that I'm connecting dots/ideas I wasn't able to before.

Has anyone else implemented the GTD philosophy (with Things 3 or another tool) and has it resonated with them?

I included the key section from David Allen below:

In order to change—in other words, to progress—you need to clear your head. This kind of mind sweep is incredibly powerful. How do you do it? You externalize, you write things down as soon as they come into your head.

Cognitive scientists have made it clear that your head is a crappy office. It recognizes things in the present and makes momentary decisions quite well—better than a computer, in fact. But if you try to juggle more than four things in your head at one time, your decision-making power is denigrated.

By creating lists of thoughts and ideas, you take the first step in “cleaning house.” But creating lists is not the only step. You also need to examine what you write, interpret it, and take action. That’s the GTD path in a nutshell.

The truth is, this is a huge adult behavioral change. A lot of people are letting their thoughts run their decisions. Their minds have been unmanaged for years.

- https://www.earlytorise.com/getting-things-done-with-productivity-guru-david-allen/
For THC it's somewhere around your own body weight. I suppose you might get the munchies real bad and OD. Don't bake a dozen hash carrot cakes with cream cheese icing all at one time.
> The strongest evidence to date concerns links between marijuana use and substance use disorders and between marijuana use and psychiatric disorders in those with a preexisting genetic or other vulnerability.

> After adjusting for various confounding factors, no association between marijuana use and mood and anxiety disorders was found. The only significant associations were increased risk of alcohol use disorders, nicotine dependence, marijuana use disorder, and other drug use disorders.

It's pretty well established even in hardcore drug communities that drugs aren't for everybody and it's rarely ever the drug itself that caused it. Even without scientific evidence.
Serious usability question that I should probably ask on the UX stack...

How do you provide the same impact of tooltips on a touch-only based interface?
Too bad none of them differentiated themselves by not putting anything.

I'd love to buy a luxury car that lets me hook up my iPad for all infotainment and GPS. Just give me a nice simple dock that looks good with the rest of the fit and finish.
Hey, I realized I misread your original comment and I wanted to address the points you're making.

There isn't any writeup on the security for how it works other than my privacy policy (https://lunchmoney.cc/privacy) which touches on those points at a high level. We're just getting started and are therefore mostly focused on product validation and market fit so we haven't done any heavy security detailing such as external auditing. All that being said, I get this feedback a lot. Security and user data is really important and not something we take lightly at all and is something we will be continuously thinking about throughout the course of our journey.

If you have any ideas or want to talk about it more, I'm always open to chatting. jen@lunchbag.dev
The thing for me is the fact that it might lead to schizophrenia is still scary. I've met a lot of people on the "it's not proven so I'm going to assume it's safe" side and I never understood it but then again I'm fairly risk averse.
Any language doesn't need an OS, it just needs enough bare metal glue to run.

I thought C was portable everywhere, if we are conditioning it to specific libraries, then again other capability available to any programming language.

After all that ESP 32 SDK won't run without Windows wrappers. Any language can have OS specific wrappers, nothing special about C as well.

So now it is a personal attack to point out lack of knowledge?!?
Similar experience but buying a new car is very heavy-handed. I have a car from 2009 that I otherwise love but it only had a very basic stereo (only MP3 CDs no maps etc).

I was delighted to learn there are a bunch of after-market stereo systems you can buy that have CarPlay/Android Auto integrated. I got the "budget" pick from thewirecutter[1] and love it. I had a shop install it, and I got a backup camera installed at the same time that integrates perfectly with the system. Total cost for everything including equipment and installation labor was under $500. Best money I've spent in a while. (I wish I'd got the steering-wheel buttons too that for an extra $50 but I didn't even know it was an option at the time.)

[1]: https://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-car-stereos-with-appl...
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> I'm for decriminalization and legalization but at the core we need funding for long term studies to better understand marijuana's effects.

This is sort of the inverse of the anti-GMO position: "we should ban GMOs until we understand them". I wonder if there are many legalize-weed / ban-GMO folks, and how they would defend their position?
I think what you're doing is super interesting but I'd be curious to know who your biggest competitors are. How are you positioning yourself against Intello or Zylo?
You can choose not to run the code by choosing not to buy that computer. Let the market come up with an alternative that guarantees that it doesn't do anything unethical and allows you to inspect it.

Alternatively, and probably a better option, is that laws could be made to enforce companies requiring to pass some kind of test to ensure that it's not doing something in a list of banned things, such as espionage. This is how emissions tests work, and although people scammed those, they were penalized for it (and probably should have been far more). But it doesn't follow that companies should have to reveal all their secrets to prove to the general public that they pass these basic tests.
No, the subthread was discussing paying later for services already provided (quoting: "mailing a check in return for services provided").

Not for any future services, which, obviously and as you correctly point out, are not necessarily subject to the past agreement.
Is there any work being done to add to SMTP and other open protocols to address these issues?

I had started to look into doing it as a hobby project, but as far as I could see, you need to be in the mail server to do the proper magic, and it would ad-hoc.

Basically what we'd need are ways to:

- Forward an entire conversation to someone. (To add someone to a channel.)
- Have the recipients of a message be based on them subscribing, not you adding them to the TO: or CC: fields.
- Have a way to subscribe and unsubscribe.
- Have a way to receive the available channels.
- Have a way to reference a past message.

All of which are supported by mailing lists... but nothing is standardized, nothing is protocol-based and email clients have no built-in supports.
Formatting is much faster than before, but still terribly slow compared to simply rounding numbers using math and floor and ceiling appropriately.

Ryu is more than 100x slower than something like

rval = floor(100*val+0.5)/100.0

(which is not quite right due to numerical issues, but close, and illustrates the idea).

Formatting, to get a rounded float, is terribly slow.
Currently we strongly think that cannabis use can cause psychotic illness in some people, and that some of those would not have gone on to develop psychotic illness if they had not used cannabis.

But it's really complex.

People with schizophrenia smoke. They start smoking early, they smoke more frequently, and when they smoke they inhale deeper. EG, this, but there are lots of similar: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/25991762/

It's hard to unpick the causal directions. But the precautionary principle is sound: there's not many benefits to children of smoking cannabis, so they should probably avoid it.
This article is trying to say that because the theatre used beards as a symbol of manliness, the entire male identity revolved around beards. This is ridiculous.

Hoopskirts were used to represent matronly women in early American theatre: therefore women gathered around these laughable garments as a symbol of their femininity.
Ultimately because of the CSA the attorney general is responsible for all decisions on scheduling substances. By the letter of the law, they're supposed to consult with HHS and by extension the surgeon general, but in reality, it's a rubberstamped process largely controlled by the DEA.
Which of their cited sources are wrong?

https://www.drugabuse.gov/publications/research-reports/mari...

Specifically, these peer reviewed science articles:

* https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22831980

* https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26886046

* https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15866551
They're not self-published.
Oh yeah, it is weird to call a 320d a “luxury car”. Even in Nordic countries with super high taxes it’d be weird to describe anything below a 5-series as “luxury”.
This is interesting because I rather like Tesla's nav system and music. The browser is kinda lame but I have a phone for that.

Perhaps it was my coming from the crime against humanity that is CarWings in my old Nissan Leaf. I liked my Leaf, but there was nothing on the center console that wasn't better on my iPhone.
They're not allowed to unpredictably and inexplicably fail like consumer stuff, but they're also orders of magnitude more expensive.
What is the point of having a kid if you still want to start a successful business, become a rockstar, climb mt. Everest etc...?

A lot of people already have kids and do a very poor job at it -- giving them little time. Having a kid nowadays it's mostly a decision you can make. It isn't worth to bring to the world yet another kid that will by age 12 hate their parents and have huge emotional issues as they grow, because papa and mama were busy with their careers.

So, I'd say, only do properly one thing. Other people will say that they get better at this or that, or that it is reasonable. I don't find that possible at all. I have a dog and my duties(cleaning, cooking, exercising, full-time job etc) and my wife already takes up all my time and makes me wish I had more time to spend with them.

I also want to have a kid, but after weighting down those things, I think it is unfair: there is no way me + wife can give the same amount of time my parents(mainly mother) gave me. The current way society works kind of sucks in that regard. We can barely afford rent and basic expenses even though we both went to college and got better jobs than our parents.
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Anyone who's taken it should have no problem understanding how easily this drug can create a disturbed state of mind. It has quite powerful psychoactive effects.
This is not anecdotal. It’s called Cannabis Induced Psychosis (CIP).

https://www.psychiatrictimes.com/substance-use-disorder/cann...
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Climate Change is mostly just the motivator to get the space program going earlier. There is some political commentary in the way the government officials and public at large can't seem to comprehend the idea of a changing climate, but it's not a major narrative in the book.
Have you checked the math on the statistical analysis?
Let's get one thing straight: My comment was not "extremely dishonest."

It's opinionated, sure. It's my judgement of the situation.

Second: In my opinion, IE was becoming non-viable for end users for security reasons, and baking it into Windows was making the entire system non-viable. If you can't surf the Internet without contracting multiple virii, it's just not a viable product anymore. Especially for businesses and individuals who have bank accounts, credit cards, etc.
Although by the same logic one could say it’s good to have cannabis rather than something worse as the fallback drug for kids that can’t buy alcohol.
One of my proudest contributions: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24265211

Protein design and fold prediction was being held back by using fixed (equilibrium) bond angles in proteins, and if you have enough CPU time, you can optimize those values (they often end up centering around non-equilibrium angles for the particular atom types) to get better predictions.
That's not always possible. Even in my car, with a standard interface, the head unit controls all the car setup options so if you remove it then you can't use that functionality anymore.
It's because Python is slow everywhere, so it's hard to find bottlenecks like this. This method is easily 100x slower than need be. If everything else were well written, this would stand out. Since lots of Python is written like this, none stand out.

Death by 1000 papercuts....
That's also a killer idea. A lot of people do this in the aftermarket world, but it would be unreasonable to expect you to "BYOD" for basic infotainment purposes. There needs to be _soemthing_ there for the people who don't have devices, or just need to make a quick run to the store and don't want to grab their ipad and dock it etc...
By using the lifetime static analysis recently introduced in clang tidy and Visual C++ 2019.

It is still in the early stages and work is being done to make it a common feature across major compiler, while improving their capabilities.
"Public" is basically anything covered in T&C's that users sign in order to join social media platforms, or use mobile apps. That's exactly what CA did. They harvested data on users after "asking for consent" and sold their services to political parties and private companies to create targeted ads for these people, all unknowingly.

SocialObjects sounds a lot like this, is all I'm saying.
The bottom line of the article is that we should use better and more understandable metrics about a hurricanes path, like https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphics_at5+shtml/174008.s..., which was referenced in the article
"ssh to as many cars as possible in 15 minutes" oh lawd.
Instead of Carplay or Android Auto, I find the phone mount more useful.