skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
ΔS = Q/T

We tend to think of energy as an objective thing (the distance your car can go on a tank full of gas doesn't depend on your subjective beliefs), and the same is true for temperature (commonly manifesting as an average energy and measurable via thermometers). This implies that entropy should be considered an objective property of the system as well.
I didn't mean to imply only eating that every day and nothing else.

Also, most pizzas they sell are around 1050 calories. eg, https://www.fatsecret.com/calories-nutrition/trader-joes/piz...
Binder clips are much bulkier.
Before, social pressure could build up in many different ways. Today we have an enlightened elite deciding which pressures are glorious activism and which pressures are despicable harassment. Strengthening some movements and crushing others.

They have done good things. They have also done bad things. If I said what bad things, I would have a target on my back, so I wont. But suffice to say that there are upsides and downsides.

People are more controlled than they have ever been and thats why rapid shifts in opinion can be effected.
Yet somehow the healthy skepticism doesn’t extend to pals of pedophiles and sex traffickers?
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Vortex had been Busted in 2017 already:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9VjJ1e1nIY

Apparently, they seem to be disingenuous about the state of their technology and their fundraising strategy. It seems there are no working prototypes which produce a reasonable amount of power.

However - I'm not certain about this myself - I'm not a mechanical/power systems engineer.
IME people move out of big cities when they get into their late 20s / 30s, when the joy of exploration of what a big city has to offer starts to wane compared with the ease of living life in a comfy groove, when you know what you want and it's available without putting up with everything else that a big city pushes on you - high prices, high rents, crowds, long commutes.

I don't think this means that young people are going to stop coming to cities.
Some history about their punctuation tendencies (was new to me today): https://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/the-curse-of-...
MIT restricts sharing funding info with non-MIT people. So you aren’t likely to find a concrete source. But this is very true.
Cons:
From what I've read it seems that some people isolate themselves from others and just work in isolation and become depressed and lose care in personal hygiene and interests.

Pros:
I'm interested in remote work since it appears to offer flexibility, control, possibility to choose to work with fun ambitious people and hopefully no open office disturbances.
No one can see 20 years into the future. Pick somewhere that offers the lifestyle you will be happy with, but do take into account security of water, electricity, gas, income and the governments’ financial and infrastructure debt.
I honestly see this as a relatively simple calculation.

You can calculate the rent you could have to pay over the course of a tenancy.

You can calculate the cost of your bought house/apartment over the same period (the estimated value of your property at the end of the period minus the rent payments and interest and any outstanding loan)

You can calculate the estimated return on investments.

It turns out for me that it makes sense to buy a house with a mortgage (it's pretty large, we're a family of 4, UK), pay the minimal amount off on our low interest mortgage (rather than over pay) and invest anything spare.

Given that in the UK (the places I've looked) rent has always been more than the mortgage payment on an equivalent property buying has always made sense.
We moved to the Boston area when I was a kid in the early 80s and the exact same things you described were said then. So either it’s not true or just taking a heckuva long time
It's definitely not an issue of budget. It's a bureaucracy problem.
Finding out that Russia is just as wide as Africa is tall was a nice surprise as well.
I just went thru this and settled on a Sager, It's a gaming laptop but is a well built platform based on one of the Clevo systems. It's basically a desktop system packed into a laptop form factor, which is perfect for me as I really don't go anywhere where I don't have a plug-in and in the car I just use an inverter. Battery life is only about 2-3 hours, but it's an i-9 system with 64GB of ram.

I tend to buy the top of the line model when I get a new system and run it into the ground before I replace it, I tend to get about 5-7 years out of a laptop. I generally find that this is more cost effective for me than to replace every 2-3 years a mid-line system.

I tend to need a lot of HP because for one of our clients we use VM's to emulate all kinds of devices that run in a mesh and having the whole topology on a single system reduces a lot of noise when debugging.

My previous two laptops where Dell's and I had a really unhappy experience with them, I got about 3 years out of the first until it died and only about a year out of the second. But the straw that broke the camels back for me with them, is the add a 5v line to their charger, if the laptop does not detect this, it pops the thermal protection API and basically cuts your CPU in half. So if you don't replace their crappy chargers that always seem to burn out, with another official Dell charger, you have to hack the thermal API to get it to actually run proper.

Before that I had Mac Book Pro's I liked them but they have just been too slow in offering large ram capacity laptops, I moved on when they held at 16GB for so long. I lost some love for them when they discontinued the 17 line, I understand it, it was just not a volume seller, but I prefer a 17 inch screen as I work on the road a bit and a second monitor is not an option in those cases. But it was really when I could not virtualize the entire network on 16GB that I moved on.

Most of the gaming laptops have solid builds and last, I tend to look at those systems when I look for a developers system, as there is a large overlap in needs. Also gamers tend to be fairly critical of hardware build quality so most game level laptops are of good build quality.

I don't think you can go wrong with a gaming setup from Sager, MSI, Asus or Acer.

All seem to run linux well after some bios tweeks, like turning off secure boot.

Note: I run a Sager NP9176-G3 with Fedora 30 as my base OS, with VMWare Workstation and a host of other OS's as VM's.
You know that nothing stops you from using aws apis and making you own UI right?
Interesting. I’ve always found it befuddling as a generalist with a relatively high learning curve. I gave it the benefit of the doubt until Google Cloud started rolling out its updates with far better documentation and interfaces. That said, AWS has way better customer support.
While I also doubt their claims - the price you want to look at is :

(purchase + installation) / average_life_span + maintenance per time unit

So, even at triple the cost it could still be worthwhile.
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If you're living in a suburb and working remotely, it's a pretty good deal. You're not burning gas to get to work and you get to enjoy some space.

I think the biggest evil of suburbs is the commute. I think part of the reason there's no social activity in suburbs is because, honestly, who wants to do anything after spending an hour in traffic after getting off your 8-5 job and knowing you need to be out the door by 6:30 the next day?
I am sorry for your loss... but if you're keeping unsaved data around for a week, you do rather have yourself to blame. I would never leave work at the end of a day without ensuring that all of the day's work is safely persisted to disk - there's no excuse for doing otherwise.
> with low HOA

Before you decide to go with a HOA, you might want to read these:

theHOAPrimer: http://www.thehoaprimer.org/index.htm

The Tyranny of Homeowners Associations: https://www.citylab.com/equity/2013/02/tyranny-homeowners-as...

And then make up your mind after considering what is there.
> There's a big difference between moving to the suburbs and moving to a small town.

“Small town” and “suburb” are overlapping categories, and if it's in the former category but also lets you work in a big city (so that what you can afford on the same salary is relevant), it's almost certainly also in the latter category.
It strikes me as inappropriate to suggest that "Anyone seriously tainted by Epstein should step down". What does "tainted" mean? What does "seriously" mean?

If "seriously tainted" means "directly linked to Epstein's criminal activities," I'd be amenable to the suggestion. But I find it concerning that the writer feels no need to be specific (though he includes vague accusations that Ito visited Epstein's private residence). Frankly, the whole thing seems like a power play to me. Maybe I'm being cynical, but it seems to me that Ghiridaradas is exploiting the situation to raise his profile.

Epstein had social relationships with many people who likely visited his private residences. We can't throw them all out because most of them are innocent. The failure point with Epstein was the justice system. What happened? Why was he allowed to walk? I want answers, but I'm skeptical of a witch hunt aimed at anyone who knew him.
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Sounds like proof that cultural imperialism is a valid complaint for much of the world. Is it a bad thing that some of the previous worst offenders are starting to pull back?
See also: Kubernetes.

This is pretty brilliant. Did you just make this up or it a real thing?
Any more details? If the French RATP can do it, I can’t accept “bureaucracy” as the complete explanations
Probably a bullshit concession to the copyright cartel
I live in Sweden and I did the same. Moved back to the community I came from when we got our son. Got rid of the commute and we got a house that's 2x as big for, I kid you not, 1/10th of the price.

In fact our expenses fell so much I could even start working 60%, and we had about as much money left as before.

There are trade-offs. There are no restaurants except fast food, there is no martial arts training I used to do, there are no boardgame clubs and it's much harder to get friends. But if you can get through that economically it's a ridiculously beneficial thing to do (given you can get a job of course).
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Agreed on the VMware fat client. At the time I was a VCP and used it daily as a consultant. It wasn't just not wanting to change; the old client was so much more responsive.
Age 4. Buena Vista, Colombia.
> Apartheid: The Good Parts

Apartheid was not the whole government, and the government is not the whole society.
Solar, wind, hydro, nuclear.
Does this mean smaller cities are getting bluer?
Betz' law is not a restriction. The challenge isn't extraction of more of the energy. The challenges are:

* Production cost $
* Production cost in terms of resources (e.g. renewable organic materials vs metal, rare earth etc.)
* Maintenance $
* Complexity of maintenance
* Necessary area / turbine
* Necessary area / turbine
* Necessary volume / turbine
* Noise level
* Usability in extreme environmental conditions

... and maybe other things I've missed.
> Given that in the UK (the places I've looked) rent has always been more than the mortgage payment on an equivalent property buying has always made sense.

What about fluctuations in house prices? I can imagine a small crash would easily make up for the difference between paying off a mortgage and renting, plus it gives you more options and freedom since it's far more costly to buy and sell than it is to rent and move.

I know little about the housing market but from what I briefly read about the UK and a few graphs it does look like we are at a rather large and long peak right now.

This also isn't merely about trying to save more money, but also what you can buy, inflated prices generally mean you are forced to buy something smaller, worse, in a less preferable area, and all for the same price.
I don't know why but I know it used to be against Google rules to show one thing to the crawler and different content to the user. Apparently they don't care anymore.
This! Just like https encrypting website that anyone can visit is not about privacy, DoH is also not about privacy. Anyone can visit the same https website you visit and see what you are reading. Anyone can resolve the same hostnames that you are resolving (or reverse IPs you are visiting to determine hostnames).

The benefit they do provide is authentication (ensure that google.com is really google.com) and protection against man-in-middle.

And those are great benefits!!

But it doesn't help anyone to misstate and/oversell the benefits of a new service/protocol.
The quality of Subway sandwiches are known to be terrible even compared to other chain sandwich shops in the US. It used to be better but cost cutting and greed has caused the quality of the ingredients to go down significantly over the years. I think Americans in general seem to accept low quality food much more easily than Europeans.
A "class-based analysis" implies you don't care about the crime but the identity of the criminal. If so, then why the gnashing of teeth now? Wouldn't the logical conclusion of that analysis be that MIT should not take donations at all?

I don't understand how one can solicit prostitution from someone who cannot legally consent either. But Ito played no roll in laying those laughable charges.
I'm all for spreading the workforce out and encouraging more remote work. It makes no sense to subject so many people to LA, SF, and NYC commutes every day when the job can be done just as well from home or another office location in a suburb or satellite campus somewhere.
Narcan can also be delivered via nasal spray. I’ve heard of patients waking up and immediately taking a swing at the medic who administered the narcan.

It’s fast and potent, but only lasts a few minutes. For a really bad OD, you might go through several doses.

Where I am Narcan is $50+ per dose, a small price to save a life but kinda crazy when you meet the same patients again and again.
This is only partially true - you focused on the global and universal and missed the more local. For example, two kids have baseball bats, but except for America and Japan most kids in the world won't have bats, many haven't even seen one ever. The kid from Alaska with his snow sleds and the Italian girl with the cows are two prime examples of a local, native culture childhood style.
> don't forget that it's by far the largest subway system in the world

Citation needed.

It is the 6th largest after Shanghai (676km) , Beijing (628km), Guangzhou (478km), London (402km), and Moscow (397km). NYC has 380km in comparison. (1)

NYC has a lot of stations compared to anywhere else, but in my experience the stations in NYC are often basically just a set of steps going down from the street, then a simple turnstile leading to a bare platform with basically no other facilities at all (e.g. you cant even change directions without going outside back up to the street and back down through the turnstile again ... I don't think there are even chairs?). Compare this to some stations elsewhere in the world where there is significantly more going on in a station (e.g. Paris, Moscow, London etc). Some of the larger stations in NYC have a bit more in terms of infrastructure, but a lot of the time there is basically nothing down there (and they are dark and filthy) and I can't imagine they are a significant source of strain on the system compared to the other parts (tracks, signals, rolling-stock, bridges, tunnels etc)

1 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_metro_systems
One of my family members paid their way through school writing papers for others... in the 80s. I don’t think this is a new thing.

I used to do consulting / tutoring for programming. Tutoring was $50 per hour, consulting was $100 per hour. Probably 50% of the students I tutored asked me to write programs for them. I’d tell them my consulting rate, in an attempt to persuade them against this path and most wouldn’t bat an eye.

Cheating is way more common than people think.
Here is a startup idea for grabbing: Make a better interface for AWS/Google Cloud.

Since their APIs covers everything this should be possible. Be the first UXaaS.

A killer feature: a server by server breakdown of Google Cloud expenses. It is impossible to understand what you are paying for on Google Cloud. They lump everything together in an incredibly confusing bill.
I'm well aware of this distinction, yet it's also part of the equation when looking at "how to secure my email-server"
Not cynical, realistic. I'm not american and was hugely surprised at how little digital information is provided in the NYC Metro compared to other large public transportation systems (Berlin, Paris, London) and that the few screens I came across spend a good part of the time displaying ads instead of service information (e.g. when the next train is coming). I understand the need for ads, but they could perhaps have printed maps next to the ad screen and cheap LED screens for service times or split the screen in info/ad sections.
The top picture in the article said "You must own a car here" and likely most households own more than one, with at least one being an SUV.

Living in Manhattan, I sometimes go weeks without taking the subway or bus, years without taking a taxi/Uber/Lyft/etc, and I can't remember the last time I drove.

My point is face-to-face walking community. I've found no substitute.

Though the sea levels continued rising and everyone acting like other people should change factors in.
Just like trying to set your local public library on fire. There are always crazies in the world.
I think it’s really hard to balance without giving us better personal search settings. This is anecdotal of course, but I rarely find anything on free “as in beer” media that’s worth my time. If Google excluded paywalled content its search functionality would be a lot less useful to me as a result.
On the other hand, you don’t subscribe to everything, and it might be useful to tune some of it out. Like I have a subscription to two Danish news papers, Information and Weekendavisen, and I like when google provides me with articles for them, because those articles are often going to be the height of what I want from my search results on subjects they cover. I don’t have a subscription to other Danish news papers, however, and maybe google would be better if it let me filter them. Maybe not though, it would certainly increase my personal bubble, but banning paywalls outright would really break google for me.
Because public transit is one of those things that should prioritize accessibility/safety above everything else (this isn't firmware hacking with arduinos). Low res screens do nothing but harm accessibility standards in the long run and alienate the people they're designed to help.
I am quite convinced that the areas where there are wind turbines in Germany don’t intersect much with the area where there are cats.

Germany e.g. has a many offshore wind parks and cats can’t really swim that well.

And I wouldn’t call something that rotates completely unimpressed of flying criters a “predator”. Maybe you could call it a trap. Or a hazard.

Are glas windows considered a predator?
When did we start drinking so much bottled water?

Must have been about 25-30 years ago I remember noticing it and wondering why would I want to pay for water, it has always been free.
I'm curious as to what your pet project is/if it's available to online to play with.
I don't think "a single human race" implies a single government, considering we are already a single human race and always have been...
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In England my lunch was a sandwich from Sainsburys. In the US I skip lunch so US is cheaper.
I'm curious as to what web-app you're building with it. Is it available to use?
Amazon aggressively A/B tests their shopping site -- if the UI was suboptimal, they wouldnt be showing it that way.
so much information is crammed into one page. look at most sites in asia and it will be similar.

It seems to me that your complaints _are_ what lots of other people actually want to see, (someone saying: yes amazon, please DO show me 20 variations on lightbulbs after i just bought some because Im a shopaholic, i dont do much research and I'm one of the millions of people who click on google ads _all the time_ because i dont know how to go find what i need, the site has to SHOW me what i need)
> Highway gas stations in Europe are more full service as far a food goes.

And free no-questions-asked bathrooms!

The gas prices are often marked up, at least in France.

I remember in Croatia a highway gas station having a full bar, with a sign saying that they won't serve alcohol between 3AM and 6AM.
DDoS, I’m assuming? It was intermittently offline yesterday, which was annoying, but I didn’t assume malice then.
There’s lots of dirty politics on WP. Not sure about other countries, but Russian government is very involved in whitewashing it’s activities.