skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thinking more about my own comment, perhaps researchers expecting to find more male offspring while googling find male offspring more often!
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Have you been a jobless adult or on food stamps?
1. I hadn't considered that use case because I think of blatta as a very basic (and non-interactive) version of those tools, and so didn't think anyone would use them together. Maybe the bug reporting functionality could be complementary to those tools though, I'll have a look to make sure they play nice.

Sensitive infrormation is definitely something I should consider. I'll mention it as a warning in the instructions for now.

2. Very good idea, and should be pretty easy to implement. It may also enable the recording of some extra app/device info for bugs (e.g. which app page the user was on), if desired, depending on how much info I can stuff into the URL.

Thank you very much for the feedback.
It’s not misogynistic if it’s true. The dating scene is absolutely brutal for a lot men, atleast until they can date women in their late twenties.

The source is basically all I did for the last five years was work and chase women in major cities. I’ve seen it all
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Glyphosate has been shown to be lethal to bees? Weird, since it targets an enzyme that only appears in non-animals.

Maybe they meant it's lethal to bees if you drop the bottle on one.
I live by the Hudson River and see plastic in it every time I go. That's not even trying to look for it. It's always there. I volunteer in beach clean-ups and there is always more trash than anyone can pick up.

Plastic kills wildlife, disrupts our systems, and such. Mentioning climate is a red herring. Actually, it isn't since plastic production takes energy and its profits contribute to drilling fossil fuels.
The main issue with any discussions on exception is the elephant in the room, Java. Java has a worst model of exception mixing weird typechecking rules + error handling not forcing to recover the exception.

I really like the exception model of Erlang, recovery is only possible from another routine. It's is in my opinion the best exception model.

Go code is nice because everything is fully explicit but it's hard to read, trying to follow the control flow when half of the statements are error recovery code is just very unpleasant. And i still don't know how to express that an error is the result of another error without forgetting the context.
Only if the robot has its own corporate entity. Otherwise, like any machine, it's not a person under the law.
"Love the sinner, hate the sin" needs an update to the modern age.

It's easy to get disgusted and frustrated with "incels", as they are constantly saying reprehensible things. But ostracizing them from society doesn't fix them, it just results in worse problems like this. I think we need to focus on rehabilitating incels so they can rejoin society as healthy members, rather than ostracizing them.

At a more fundamental level, I think that our culture focuses too much on blame. Identifying the person who caused the problem doesn't solve the problem. We should focus on fixing the problem, not on blame. Yes, incels' suffering is mostly self-inflicted, but they are still suffering, and if we don't address that suffering, the suffering spreads.

Perhaps the answer is to start treating "incel-ism" as a disease. I don't know if the disease model really applies here, but I think it's at least worth investigating.

There's a balance to be had here: we need to be compassionate, but not naive. Some incels can't be in society because they are a danger to society, and our current ability to treat their suffering has limitations.
Unfortunately I don't think that number is saying much either because it does not track well why people are not participating.
Not always. Being in one of these low end jobs tends to beget staying in that low end job longer, making it more difficult to have the time to invest in getting a better job. Numerous studies have shown that giving people a bigger safety net may make them stay unemployed longer, but when they do get a job they end up making much more money and being happier overall.
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Similarly, minimum wage isn’t worth much if there’s high unemployment
This is great. Is there a public roadmap that we can view/follow?
The research does show women generally having a similar number of partners, whereas some men will have 100s and others 0. Dating apps might exacerbate this? Source is uhhh basic google search?
I can’t tell from your comment but I’m not sure this is what you expect. This is not people who have never had a job. This is a (now politically motivated) estimate of the number of employable people. Subtle difference.
A phrase like "top 10% of men" doesn't even compute for a woman. Women have wildly different tastes in men. It's men who rate women 1-10 and who exhibit consensus in their tastes.

> The source is basically all I did for the last five years was work and chase women in major cities. I’ve seen it all

Maybe it's you.
A lot of people become unhappy with their jobs and develop mental health issues. Some people never recover from having worked in destructive work environments.
I know it's completely tangent to the point of the article, but is anyone else wondering why it took a week to implement scaling objects in a visual editor? The codebase? The coder? Documentation requirements? A combination of things?

I want to understand what causes projects to lose velocity, and try to solve those issues.
Alex Jones is a bad example. I don't have any sympathy for what happened to him given the number of people whose heads he has filled with bullshit over the years. There aren't simple tools to clean up that kind of population scale mental pollution.

In these early iterations of social networks, the power to deplatform people is required. Not everyone deserves to broadcast whatever is flitting through their minds, to the largest available susceptable population.

Regulations and big tech itself will evolve as they and their kids and families aren't immune to the dangers. Most people in big tech have a much better sense of what's possible thanks to the Trump election, Brexit etc and the solution are not obvious so it's just taking time to figure out.
Read Maurice Herlihy's review article: https://cacm.acm.org/magazines/2019/2/234355-blockchains-fro...

You will find that doing a cost-benefit analysis of Blockchains and their use in a variety of applications to be a useful exercise.
I wonder which of them, if any, contain a controller chip that does wear leveling? All PC SSDs have them, even very small ones like M.2 2230.
When I was at Google, a few people there posted on internal forums to celebrate how successfully the deplatforming was in causing financial troubles for the targets.
They are not very approving of prostitution, so that is unlikely. Don't take the name they have selected for themselves at face value.
> in the EU one would have to call the abomination you call "oat milk", oat drink or something similar, since "milk" is a protected denomination reserved only for mammary secretions.

I've bought almond milk and oat milk in the the UK, which is still the EU for a couple of weeks.

> words are supposed to mean things

Indeed.
I think it's a stretch to say all jobs help mental status and self esteem.

I think the point of the article is that relying on low unemployment as a main proxy of the health of the economy and how the workforce is doing overall, while pushing economic policies that try to mainly optimize that number, misses some pretty big points.
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I'm really not so sure cigarette packing is cellophane [0]. Just because something is biodegradable doesn't mean it's cool to just chuck it out the window. While that cellophane is still intact (it's main use is to keep out moisture) is traveling along water ways/drains where it can clog up the works.

[0]https://meshrinkwrap.com/news/cigarette-packaging-explained/
I am a OpenBSD / Windows user (all the VMs server I am running are OpenBSD). I haven't used FreeBSD a whole lot.

1) You get an operating system. One of the problems with Linux is the number of distros. If you want to know how to do something you've got to google around and look for a guide. In the BSDs it is just reading the man pages and figuring things out from there.

2) I've found with OpenBSD things either are documented and work or they don't work at all. The system is easy to understand whereas with Linux I tend to get overwhelmed with one distro doing it one way and another distro doing it another way.

3) Things are a bit difficult to setup (lots of reading docs) but it doesn't change once you've got it running which is my major gripe with Windows since Windows 7.
Eventually you approach (modern) slavery though, and the transition is not black to white, but a continuous one. So your argument, without any qualifications, actually implies that (modern) slavery is not a problem. I hope it is obvious to you why that is a highly unreasonable argument.
One of those people I look at and think, "I wish I had the balls, I could get so much done."

And I finally have an entry for the female column of my "List of Brilliant Assholes Whose Assholery People Forgive Because They're Brilliant." Maybe we are making progress.
"In the progress of the division of labour, the employment of the far greater part of those who live by labour, that is, of the great body of the people, comes to be confined to a few very simple operations, frequently to one or two. But the understandings of the greater part of men are necessarily formed by their ordinary employments. The man whose whole life is spent in performing a few simple operations, of which the effects are perhaps always the same, or very nearly the same, has no occasion to exert his understanding or to exercise his invention in finding out expedients for removing difficulties which never occur. He naturally loses, therefore, the habit of such exertion, and generally becomes as stupid and ignorant as it is possible for a human creature to become. The torpor of his mind renders him not only incapable of relishing or bearing a part in any rational conversation, but of conceiving any generous, noble, or tender sentiment, and consequently of forming any just judgment concerning many even of the ordinary duties of private life. Of the great and extensive interests of his country he is altogether incapable of judging, and unless very particular pains have been taken to render him otherwise, he is equally incapable of defending his country in war. The uniformity of his stationary life naturally corrupts the courage of his mind, and makes him regard with abhorrence the irregular, uncertain, and adventurous life of a soldier. It corrupts even the activity of his body, and renders him incapable of exerting his strength with vigour and perseverance in any other employment than that to which he has been bred. His dexterity at his own particular trade seems, in this manner, to be acquired at the expense of his intellectual, social, and martial virtues. But in every improved and civilised society this is the state into which the labouring poor, that is, the great body of the people, must necessarily fall, unless government takes some pains to prevent it."
What research?
> YouTube (or Twitch, etc) are providing a service to content creators, that service being hosting and broadcasting their content. Service agreements come with clauses about termination of service. A content creator should never put all their eggs into a single basket lest that service cease to support them for whatever reason.

This is normally true, but in the "winner takes all" world, not having access to Youtube (or Twitch, etc) is effectively like being cut off from all customers. I experienced this in the past when running an ad supported website. Adsense paid by far the best (> 10x everyone else), so being shut off by them was like being shut off altogether.

And the problem is that for marketplaces it typically is "winner takes all".
> The climate impact of paper bags is higher - even with recycling

Plastic poisons wildlife and kills in other ways, so climate is a secondary, though significant, problem with plastic.

In any case, the impact of using bags you already have -- that is, no new bags -- is far lower and practical. Thrift stores are overflowing with canvas bags companies give away that people haven't yet learned to stop accepting since they have so many. I'm still using a bag I got in the 90s and refusing new ones.
You are thinking of people who go to college or get some sort of official training. However, the best way to earn more money is to get on the job ladder and start learning skills. Once you have some experience it’s far easier to earn more. Putting people on welfare doesn’t help people learn skills.
If you have to take a bus for an hour to get to your four-hour shift at a stressful minimum wage job, where your manager is abusive and the workplace is unsafe, your mental health may suffer.

Meaningful work, or contributing to the wellbeing of those around you -- that would be a worthwhile goal. Suffering just so your family isn't hungry is a harder sell.

Inevitably, someone will say they should just learn skills from the internet to improve their lot, and perhaps some will. I think most people on HN (especially me) are so insulated from the reality of working poverty that we just look for technical solutions. I wish there were some.
clearly there’s an incel problem now that didn’t exist in the past. The problem is the internet. These guys not getting laid know why they aren’t getting laid. Go ahead and try and stick your head in the sand
Chucklefish is no longer using Rust.
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You're just learning that there are a handful of guys who will fuck anything? Having hundreds of partners doesn't make you "top 10%."
If your view of dating is that you need to "chase" women, and the only possible reason you can see that women won't date you is because you're not in the top 10%, and you've spent five years on this and not any time rethinking your approach, you do not have sufficient information to prove anyone is the problem except yourself.

I'm not saying the online dating scene isn't frustrating. It is. But sweeping generalizations about 51% of humanity on the basis of your negative personal experience isn't going to help anyone, including you yourself.
It would surprise me if nets at the mouths of rivers didn't royally screw up the wildlife and/or boat traffic. And what do they do with that plastic they trap? The root problem is those societies have no better way to dispose of plastic than letting it drift to sea. Proper waste collection and disposal services are far preferable to installing a net and telling everyone, "Yo it's ok to throw all your trash in the river now."

This startup is long on hype and has zero results. Ok they spent tons of money to collect a few lbs of trash. The CEO was on Joe Rogan last month telling everyone he was going to clean up half the patch in 5 years (not even sure what that means since it's constantly growing). How much did those ships cost to run per day though? $50k. So he doesn't even have a working POC if you factor in costs. He's just out there on a premature victory tour, doing more harm than good by convincing people that someone else has solved the plastic problem for them. What a hero.
I really love this.
This is fast and secure!

Is there a way documentation/tutorial video or tutorial that you have made some best example websites like for ecommerce, marketplace, community, video site, listing site etc using the API's that you can create with on NoCodeAPI.

Like a ready made template + nocodeapi ?
I would love this feature, it will be faster for me to build more mvp and also more products.

What i struggle is, having to work with software engineers. Also i still have to focus on my business and marketing.
And all this takes time, so hopefully with NoCodeAPI will help it.

On side note, i'm happy to see how NoCodeAPI work from Day 1 to launch. Really happy to meet the maker behind it who builds this.
My wants are inconvenient so roll over and die quietly? Doesn't sound attractive.
Yes, stay tuned on the twitter page.
Isn't it up to sex workers who they wish to deal with? I'm not sure why you're assuming that incels wouldn't show them respect, given a legal context (because the whole point of making it legal is that it protects sex workers better and implies respect).
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Maybe sex robots can help with this issue?
From the mods on a post:

> Comments are locked because I got 10 reports of seperate people calling each other “fags” come on guys. We aren’t 12 anymore be an adult and stop using homophobic insults. Everyone who used a homophobic slur was banned for 30 days.

Stop that.

Wow. Apparently the moderation team is pretty important in deciding the path a sub goes down.
Are you saying that it's better to be on food-stamps than having a "low-paying" job? You are part of the problem. This mentality is extremely harmful for society as a whole, as well as for individual taxpayers.
America has a weird sense of superiority about its lower unemployment numbers vs Canada. The difference is the US, you basically need a job, or else you're one broken ankle, complex childbirth, or infected hangnail away from complete financial ruin. People being able to take extra time to find the right job is a good thing for the economy. Better than being driven by an abject fear of not having a job.
Just go see a farm in the US. My uncle also has a cute farm in France where each cow has a name. If you look at one of those farms in California around I-5 you’ll probably become vegetarian just from the stench.
True, but that's a wrong answer here. Their problem isn't lack of orgasm; it's maladaptation and misogyny. There's no reason sex workers should have to deal with these guys either.
and playmates are not playthings
>Except exceptions are rarely understood and used correctly by most programmers.

That's just your opinion.
This. I don't know enough about the econo-political situation gp mentions, but the idea that doctors are somehow irresponsible for not wanting to enter passwords is a perfect example of a usability fail. It's too easy to gloss over - "it's only a password". But think of your own situation: ever been a bit frustrated when your desktop/laptop times out and locks, just as you were about to start typing again? Objectively it takes seconds to enter your password again. Subjectively it's broken your flow. Convenience has a non-linear decay curve. Now take that out of your work environment, where your normal context is sitting/standing at a desk. And put it in a hospital where a doctor is mobile by default: on their rounds/attending to patients/whatever.

The answer isn't "make the doctors change and accept the inconvenience". The answer is "find a solution that actually helps them rather than hindering".

Yes, there will always be recalcitrant users who stubbornly refuse to use systems irrespective of usability and/or utility. But I'd wager most aren't in this category. Most will be only too ready to use something that actually helps them.

If passwords are a barrier to use, find a better solution.
In this global economy, much depends on the quality of education/training our workers are getting compared with other countries. In many cases, there are better educated workers elsewhere. It is not clear to me what the US is doing to stay competitive. Sure, we have top tier universities, but below this level, I think we are getting beat.
>I really like the exception model of Erlang,

Or the exception model of Common Lisp, which is designed for always being able to recover.
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For most it is a rungless ladder
I'm guessing you're pretty young, late twenties at the latest.
I tend to agree.It will be interesting to see how post-boomers reconcile the pervasiveness you mention with their safety minded pro-scocial worldview.
>53 million people earn low wages, with a median of just $10.22 per hour. That’s nearly half of the 18 to 64 workforce.

10.22 is just a number. It wouldn't be better if they earned $20.44 per hour because costs would double, too.

It's like the SF housing market: people spend what they have. SF residents could live luxurious lives if they wouldn't outbid each other and kept prices low. Likewise, the lower half of the workforce could buy more if they stopped spending it all.

Middle income people are not better with money. They just profit off the poor people who set the base line prices for mass-produced goods.

*edit:

To add to this: Purchasing power parity [1] shows that at least poor people in the US don't get the most for their Dollar. Goods can be sourced cheaper on the world market. In other words: they could drive prices down if they started paying less.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purchasing_power_parity
People need to get that first job. That first job leads to skills, experience, knowledge of how to interact with coworkers, and so on. Few people start at minimum wage and then get stuck there. The ranks of the poor are fluid.

This is one reason why I’m against the minimum wage - by making it harder to get that first job, you make it increasingly difficult to get into the employment market.

I would be less opposed to allowing each city and town to set their own minimum wage. But a one-sized fits all approach doesn’t account for local differences. $15 federal minimum wage will drive low-wage work to the black market and the wages paid in cash.
I didn't see that in the post.
Participation rate is not politically motivated, but citing it can be. This was widely cited by the right during the Obama administration and now by the left during the Trump administration.
"Just about every company would end up being like some sort of socialist regime."

Very true. It's all there. 5 year plans, top-down control, a lot of internal propaganda, suppression of inconvenient opinions.
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Because incel culture oozes with misogyny. Look at who they've literally canonized, for example: https://jezebel.com/saint-elliot-rodger-and-the-incels-who-c...
Oh goody, it’s only 26 and a half million people making that little. What a relief
Yes, I'm planning to launch a template + nocodeapi soon.
Not necessarily. If you go train as, say, a carpenter, then yea sure. But you don't learn many skills from pushing trolleys in a supermarket.
I see a lot of protestant mentality here in comments valuing any kind of even inhumane labour which does not allow to meet basic needs over not having a job, but also not suffering from hunger thanks to the social support system.

In my opinion, we as a society should aim to work less and less, collectively making use of automation and technological progress. But it will be hard when we label this as being lazy and not valuable member of society.
Aren't splay trees terrible because they turn all reads into writes? (Which means the cache lines bounce between readers, instead of being shared as they would be with pure reads.)
Legalize and regulate. Don't let it be a free for all.
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> Bet he can barely rotate a tire.

According to Wikipedia, Bezos "once rigged an electric alarm to keep his younger siblings out of his room" and "worked at McDonald's as a short-order line cook during the breakfast shift".

I expect he's in the American average range for practical workaday skills.

I don't know whether or not he can specifically "rotate a tire"... but rotating just one tire is pointless anyway, you have to rotate the entire set to even out wear.