skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The full quote is:

"Perhaps the rise of the food hall is a reaction to our increasingly placeless society, where the town green has been replaced by the shopping mall, which has been replaced by gig workers dropping boxes on doorsteps."

This is in reference to the modern explosion of these food halls across the country (not that this is a new idea). Just on the front range in Colorado we have had 6-8 of these open within the last 3 years (of now 13 total).

This is, at least in part, a reaction to the hostile public areas of American society today. These food halls are a nice counter to these public places - welcoming, varied offerings of food and drink, and no pressure to leave as soon as your meal is done.
> I completely agree that we should inflation-index assets for which electronic purchase/sale records readily available (stock purchased through brokerages).

How are electronic records relevant? The information needed is expected, whether records or electronic or not, when doing capital gains now, so there's non rational need for electronic records.

> For other types of assets, the inflation rationale is still a decent reason to have a lower LTCG rate

No, it's not. For the reasons already explained.
Two HN threads from around when the project started:

Show HN: KeyDB – A Multithreaded Fork of Redis, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19257987

KeyDB: A Multithreaded Redis Fork, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19368955
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FB and boomers?

Only makes me reinforce my belief that generation classifications are mostly bullshit.
You are assuming that there are jobs anywhere in the city!! No there are no jobs in most places even in NYC. Most jobs are concentrated in and around manhattan.
I guess this is a lesson for all user interface designers, you never know how many lives your streamlined pizza ordering funnel might save.
regarding 2: I think they meant millionaires with more than $100,000,000.
I tried to follow the instructions and it failed, as julia stuff always tend to fail (with unhelpful error messages).

(ConstraintSolver) pkg> develop .
[ Info: Assigning UUID 761e04fa-38db-5968-92db-bac8a6ce9725 to user_name
Resolving package versions...
ERROR: IOError: stat: unknown error (UNKNOWN)
This is actually a plus. While it might be expensive to make a site accessible now given the fact that it must be done due to the legal action the costs will fall since there will be a push to get it done at the lowest cost possible. The more it is done the cheaper it will get.
Conspiracy theories are always so impractical. It would’ve been way easier to just ship all of the documents to an incinerator and yeah, just not say anything.
How to Run Apache Kafka with Spring Boot on Pivotal Application Service (PAS)
And you missed the point where I said that it was an oddly narrow goalpost.

Also, how exactly was what I said "not accurate at all"? I accuarately said Apple was sharing iCloud data and encryption keys with the Chinese government.
More humanity in parks is a good thing. Parks are for people. Sorry, you can’t keep it for yourself. I agree with other commenters. This masked NIMBYism or you have been hoodwinked by the real NIMBYs. Same difference at this point.
Iterables and Iterators
List of cases US Supreme Court will hear in the 2019-2020 Term
What's wrong with this? Hong Kong is part of China, which does not recognize the territorial sovereignty of Taiwan. You may disagree with their sovereignty claim, but this is a reasonable extension of that claim
- Get more sleep

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- Take vitamins

People coast from their youth but as you get older you do need these things, otherwise the body will come to collect.
Plus aren't many chips made in China? My impression after watching BigClive tear apart stuff was that a lot of Chinese clones use their own chips, and many chips are custom and seem to only exist between Chinese manufacturers (like custom USB charging chips, led chips for flashlights, etc.)
This reminds me of the story about how the first release of Windows 95 was banned in India because 8 pixels of the map shown in the timezone selection control panel were colored in such a way that suggested parts of Kashmir were part of Pakistan.

https://www.cnet.com/news/how-eight-pixels-cost-microsoft-mi...

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20030822-00/?p=42...
If recent history is any indication, I don't believe that walled garden software will make for repairable, longer lasting, customizable cars rather than being used for planned obsolescence.
A) This is implied to mean people of working age, so under 20 doesn't count.

B) The 0.01% is not all billionaires, but they are all extremely high-net-worth individuals. These are people that are not only set for life, but with proper money management and tax planning, could carry on for generations without having to do a lick of work.
American Railroads Are Already in Recession with No End in Sight
Not complicated, we've never sensored the names of our enemies, at all.
Or kowtow to American censors [1][2].
[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

[2]https://www.reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/9jjpph/re...
why is that interesting?.
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Fungi produce compounds with potential pharmaceutical applications
Subsidizing transport is subsidizing that concentration.
"I like having a car but hate spending all that money on maintenance. It's just money out of my pocket!"
It's the packaging... Most new music is made by children of label execs, and children of rich people where they use money to polish a turd... Great music comes from people who are "hungry" and suffering, now Labels don't do A&R (Discovery) to find that kind of tested talent... They just pick a kid off the Disney or America's Got Talent circuit, give them a salary, and teach them how to be musicians, and write their songs.

Social media sites push down good indie music in favor of pop machine record label artists, and listeners are flooded with examples of how modern music sucks, and buying music has now become a process of needing to sift through different music sites just to hear audio clips, and then registering an account that tracks your every move and sends you spam. Click farms boost hits for "chosen" artists to make them look popular even before they have an album out now.

We used to be able to just go to a record shop and listen to CDs based on simple genres, and buy albums at unreasonable prices, but all of that is gone now. It's an endlessly repeating cycle for people. The Recording Industry keeps shooting itself in the foot by practicing Payola as well. We may not have another great artist like Prince, MJ, Led Zeppelin, etc.. for a long time until all this eats itself or gets sorted out.
If you could make money by renting a space and selling food everyone would do it. Kinda like if everyone could buy a shovel and dig for gold they would do it. If you could buy a FB or Google ad and make money everyone would be rich.

The US has 1 industry...selling dreams, everyone else is on the bottom of the pyramid feeling the crushing weight of the people at the top.
The thing is that your feelings are completely unmoored from reality add contribute nothing to the conversation. If you backed any of your statements up with some sort of thought it might be useful, but there's just nothing.

Going off of this comment it might be a trend.

If you'd like to discuss any of the actual arguments I'd be happy to. I had a lot of time to reflect on it while I lived in a 2br house with a garden a mile from 4th and pike!

Edit to address your edit:

Philly is an aberration. Obviously when presenting why to build a subway you have to present data to make your case. When an entire block has the housing density of a single apartment is a harder case.
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There are many points which I have spoken about in multiple places. On the things she legitimately pointed out that I got wrong I put my hands up (like the flag things), admitted were incorrect and quickly changed.

A number of other things she said were partly/entirely incorrect, did not apply to us or could not be refuted in a public forum without admitting to previous experiences or potentially endangering people we work with in HK or elsewhere.

If you want more detail my email is in my bio and I am always happy to speak with people who are doing their best to help people at risk. Hence I am not being cynical, I actually am curious about whether you have used Umbrella? You talk as if you have so I am curious to know what we could do better...
I haven't checked recently, but it used to be that you couldn't add things directly from your phone to it.
I really like this idea!

Makes me wonder what possibilities become, er, possible if we up the computing power a few orders of magnitude to a Pi Zero W or Pi 4.

From what I understand it’s fairly easy to use a Pi as an LTE Router for longer ranges and WiFi for shorter ranges. I wonder if the right microsd cards and were stockpiled one would be able to reconnect several communities in a mesh.
as mentioned elsewhere, the part of the pentagon that was destroyed was not "the accounting wing" which is also not even a concept that makes sense.

Pretty much every 9/11 truther cites "facts" but then has trouble when the facts turn out to be not true or are willful, limited misinterpretations of reality.
Which is partly why I find the pronoun database at "Pronoun Island" interesting/useful because its a database of most of the common substitute pronouns and almost all of their English grammatical cases.

Though, as you determined singular "they" is a simple enough implementation without needing a database lookup and keeping a pronoun database on hand.

http://pronoun.is/

[ETA: It's a small shame this particular DB is AGPL, keeping it from being maximally reuseful as a shareable standard library. Though data is not code and AGPL may not technically apply, but there's no separate data license such as a CC license mentioned in the repo, so one must assume AGPL-like conditions.]
I would not be surprised if the ToS permitted their behaviour. "Any content you give us, we can use freely in- and outside the platform" kind of deal is going to go past people easily. I think we would have seen people chasing Tiktok already if this wasn't the case.
I am now homeless because of this development. I moved to the seattle area to be closer to my family (who all moved out here from the east coast). Making it easier for developers to do this sort of thing only adds to the problem. I've been homeless in seattle for 8 months now and have been working full time in the industry I went to school for. I sincerely regret coming to this part of the country. Never thought I would see gentrification as bad as it is here.
Not to hijack from this thread, but is there a similar list for Windows? That would be great to have.
For how long will the duck need to walk like a duck and quack like a duck to be finally called a duck?
In journalism a good story is new, it has an element of conflict and it concerns someone relatable (someone famous or someone close to you). That sort of thinking caries over to a lot of modern social media.

TikTok breaks that. They don't want conflict. They don't particular care about your social network. And even if stuff is new.

They will show me for example some random girl dancing (not particular) well, some koreans doing a magic trick, something local. Lots of bad jokes.

You are basically playing with an algorithm; they obviously have some way of measuring feedback. But everything is kept in a certain mood: fast, youthful, cheerful. And also amateurish which just makes you want to participate.

It is quite different from Facebook, Twitter and Instragram.

And I think it is a major evolution of social media.
They also have many other benefits, including housing subsidies, commissary access, essentially free health care, etc. Officers especially are compensated very well.
One of the reasons why suburbs are so attractive is because other taxpayers subsidize their existence. New developments shouldn't get the same free ride regardless of density. Ideally what should happen is the city should plan the infrastructure, and the development should be forced to pay in their percentage of estimated load capacity into the building of it.

But I don't know how realistic that is or isn't. Maybe it's more feasible to have a temporary special tax assessment on the property to help pay for their share of it.
I have taken a course based on this book (before it was retitled "foundations of data science"). It was more or less a math class where all homeworks are about proving stuff. You won't write a single line of code and usually don't even talk too deeply about the applications.

So no, you'd would be completely unqualified. You would however gain a deep understanding that might help you come up with novel new techniques for solving large scale problems.
The original title was "Researchers resolve how fungi produce compounds with potential pharmaceutical applications" but that was 10 too long. So I changed it to "How fungi produce compounds with potential pharmaceutical applications" but of course HN cut off the beginning How, which makes the current title sort of a no, really, quelle surprise type of thing.
This is a simplistic view. When push comes to shove, companies don't behave with political principles. Apple is not going to throw away access to 1/6 of world's population over a political dispute. It's unrealistic to expect any company to, if they're sufficiently large. The only way to achieve political goals is to apply political pressure directly at the state level, or to work with domestic movements that seek to undermine the policies in question.
>How long is too long to force someone to work without paying?

0.00hr. You should always be paid for your time unless that person agrees to volunteer it.
Most of the bottom ~50% or so of households pay no (or negative) federal income tax, due to low income, EITC, various offsets for children, etc.
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I think clean slate here means "factory image" - resellers if you buy on gearbest or other Chinese sites often will preload with malware and adware before giving you the device.
I can't tell if you're serious, but if you are: which entity should be responsible for categorizing countries into "despotic" and "not despotic"?
Boomers are the only people I see using FB. Maybe a few millennials who are trapped so deep in social media addiction that they use it to supplement the 23 hours a day they spend on Instagram.
Cards aren't the winning factor... only to the extent that the winning factor is figuring out what your opponent's cards are better than they can figure out yours. Knowing them because you're cheating is a pretty effective way to do that!
Why are developers expected to solve these problems? With more people living there, there will be a larger tax base to support services and infrastructure in the area. The city is the entity that should be building bridges and the residents (present and future) are the ones who should be funding it. By all means, the developers should pay market value for the land, but expecting them to fund bridge maintenance nearby just doesn't make sense to me.
Personally, I wouldn't use the word petty because I think it suggests that the motivation is basically about childish insecurity and that there isn't a deliberate rationale behind it.

Instead, I think China does this sort of thing to control discourse and/or to send constant reminders that certain lines should not be crossed or there will be consequences.

Both are bad things, but they are different types of bad thing.
"Corporatism," "corporatocracy," "crony capitalism," etc. are right-wing buzzwords intended to piggyback on the contemporary resurgence in capital-critical thought, esp. after Occupy and more recently with Trump. The issue is that "corporatism" is less of a theory and more just an echo of the same things libertarians have been saying for many years: to libertarians, the state and its relationship to capital looks "accidental" and seeks to return to an Adam Smith-era of development that you can't actually turn back to. To Marxists the construction of the state (the 1848 moment) was unconscious but happened for a reason - new contradictions in society emerged, creating a bourgeois necessity for a state to "keep order" as it were, to "destroy capitalism" in the name of preserving capitalism. As capitalism's contradiction translates from one position to the other, the apparent relationship of the state to capital seems to ebb and flow in ways without getting to the actual root of the manner - both market liberalization and Keynesian state intervention can appear valid in capitalism.

What you call "corporatism" - the apparent abject deterioration of capitalism - Lenin called "imperialism" or "the monopoly stage of capitalism" a century prior, and he correctly pointed out that it was an an actual inevitability of capitalism due to the heightened concentration of capital.
> And that only increases as you get richer.

Correct. Which is why income is such a miniscule fraction of the 1% (and above's) earnings. It's all out there in the open. Pick any CEO in the top-100 corporations. Look at their income. Then look at their overall earnings. The bulk falls under capital gains due to stock. Then there is deferred compensation, where taxes are lowered even MORE if you agree to postpone being paid. There are so many clever ways for the very very rich to avoid taxes it boggles the mind.

So go ahead and keep talking about the income tax, they've got you distracted.
TikTok has been aggressively advertising on Snap and Insta for years now. It's very obviously a non-sustainable business model. The whole point of viral growth is that you don't need advertising. I'm sure there's going to be a massively profitable "MySpace for gen-Z or Vine 2.0" coming out soon (does anyone want to build it?), but TikTok ain't it.
New moons found around Saturn, bringing the total to 82 (3 more than Jupiter)
It also isn't legal throughout most of the western world so it is a pretty risky thing to be doing. Saying that no one has cracked down on the youtube channels that repeatedly do it nor websites that have been utilising it for 15 years so I guess it is pretty hard to start prosecuting now, it won't be Reddit that shows the necessity of applying that law.
Your numbers are way off. Where did you get these figures? Citation needed...

Model S (most expensive) door handles are $750 and the new revisions fixed this issue (2016+ model years). Or if you're adventurous you can DIY it and buy a replacement part/rebuild kit for $175:

https://evtuning.com/products/model-s-door-handle-rebuild-ki...

Drive units are about ~$3-5K based on anecdotes from invoices by actual owners. This was in 2018, they are much cheaper now.

https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/charged-for-new-driv...
Indeed, it reeks of NIMBY stonewalling; yet another reason not to build along the litany of reasons not to build. The Party of No has had decades upon decades to fix bridges and infrastructure with their sprawl and their cars, and what has that gotten us? Sorry, but that bridge didn’t start crumbling yesterday, and preventing new buildings won’t help it.
Welcome to SV - I was literally able to find similar homes in similar neighborhoods (crime rate, education, etc), but one being in SV and the other in Los Angeles. SV home cost 3x more. That’s for 3BR + 1.5BA ~1400 sq ft from 1960s in Mountain View. Palo Alto or Menlo Park would be even more.

Income distributions and costs are very skewed in Bay Area and nominal numbers do not tell nearly the story: https://www.timesheraldonline.com/2019/02/22/in-some-bay-are...
Yeah, I doubt Fuschia, for example, will magically make mobile malware disappear
I second that, for like ten years on upwork and jobs.perl.org Perl has been barely present and on local job markets in most countries completely dead. I know people who moved on, found work with other languages and other technologies and who didn't, but couldn't find any work and had to do low paying non tech jobs.
With HTTP/2 multiple requests ca simultaneously go though one connection. This allows multiple images to be efficently used directly. With HTTP 1.1 it was common to tile multiple images together so they could be loaded in one request, then use CSS to display just the bits you wanted.
This is very cool. I tried to make a similar thing but with JavaScript at yazz.com, but I like this a you used actual basic
I mean, it’s realistic enough considering we used to build infrastructure and buildings. Only relatively recently did this become an issue.
Google did.

Yea they want to head back (now that they realize nobody cared), but they pulled out of China entirely back in 2011 over censorship.
I don't feel you are wrong, you just are. I already cited a city with twice the population of Seattle that has ample amounts of single family use and a great subway system.
Particles from 3D printers bad for health
Can you elaborate on why? As someone who works on parallel/concurrent algorithms and data structures a single-threaded system design seems anathema to most research over the past decade (maybe excluding H-Store, which uses local single-threadedness in an interesting way).
Why Z80? Is it like the 2nd most common processor type or something? Where would one find a Z80 when scavenging?
I wonder how the Tesla lease economics work out? Their lease is different than others in that you don't have th option to buy at the end of the lease--allegedly the cars will be going to an upcoming taxi service.

Anyway, if Tesla will be assuming all the mechanical/reliability risk/unknowns, does a lease work out better?
Fed Circuit affirms dismissal of 23andMe's ancestor-discovery patent
> 500 years? 1000 years?

I'm genuinely curious what the average life expectancy would be if we were able to prevent deaths due to "old age" and its concomitant ailments.

There are plenty of other ways to get yourself killed so you're still guaranteed to die some day.
>post-scarcity world

Well, we don't live in a fictional world. We live in a real world.
I think the point is in that there are so many z80 chips out there for scavenging and that there are plenty of consumer devices that can be used (like TI calculators). Even if they stop making them today, the supply will last long.
"Cheating" is doing all of the work here. They are sending transactions to their "home location" which is worst case all the way on the other side of the planet and then they are only counting the time to apply the transaction at that location, instead of including the latency between the client and the homed frontend. So it's low latency if you draw the system boundaries in such a way but from the perspective of the client it's still high latency.