skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Student loans are unlike nearly any other loan. First, the government is the lender for almost all student loans. Second, the government makes loans almost without assessing creditworthiness. Even people with extremely bad credit can get hundreds of thousands of dollars in student loans. Third, the government has an income based repayment system for student loans.

Bankruptcy protection is a general mechanism for helping people move past debt. (The theory is that it’s better to pay claims for pennies on the dollar and resolve everything at once than to have debt hanging over the person indefinitely.) But student loans are different enough that it’s entirely reasonable for the government to decide a different regime should apply to student loans.
I've worked with developers that get angry at a single trailing space on a line, and developers who seemingly can't comprehend the concept of indentation, and definitely can't spot code formatting problems.

With the help of a code formatting tool both are perfectly capable of working in industry and I haven't seen any particular correlation with actual ability to write software, but one of them is going to get much better grades than the other in a class that grades on code style.
Perhaps users of a product don't want to contribute to solving problems based on the product since they expect that what they are paying for is the entirety of the involvement expected from them, and you making sure it's "fixed" now is part of what they are paying for? I imagine enthusiastic early adopters would be more amenable to working through solving the problem with you, but I don't see why your general later stage user would be willing to really dive in deep with you to solve the problem?
I do have the option to not pay taxes - I just have to cease to use any of the things that are provided with tax money. Including a passport.

What does you growing up in a communist regime have to do with any of what I'm saying? Are there even taxes in communist systems?

Seriously, how do you pay for policemen without taxes? And without policemen, who protects your property from theft? How do you imagine a capitalist system to work without courts?

And I really do not understand what you think my bubble is and how you think you are insensitive to it.

I'm not promoting communism here and stop acting like there is only communism or complete radical free market anarchy.
SSRI's give me ED. Doesn't matter how long I can go if I can't get the show started.
Right, but that is because of a flaw in their attempts to fix the problem of trying to stop people who are setting their names in attempt to insult and offend people.

Some people are trying to insult and offend, so they set their names as offensive and insulting names... in an attempt to stop that, Lyft messed up and blocked non-offensive names that share the same words as the offensive ones.

That doesn't mean words can't be insulting and offensive, it just means context matters and algorithms have trouble with context.
> we play repeatedly

so, basically the stuff taleb has been touting for years.
> car accident that leaves them unable to work for a long time, and with huge medical bill to pay

Lol society should have decided to go with out-of-work benefits and free-at-the-point-of-use healthcare instead.

It'd be better for the creditors as well who wouldn't get left hanging!
Not only do they apply a CSS blur to the text when the nag modal is open, but they even scramble the text:

> Uibu’t xifo b qfstpobm nbttbhfs dsfbufe cz tfy-ufdi gjsn Mpsb EjDbsmp ibe b DFT bxbse sfwplfe, boe xbt cbojtife gspn uif dpowfoujpo gmpps po uif hspvoet pg “jnnpsbmjuz, pctdfojuz, joefdfodz ps qspgbojuz.” Uijt qspwfe tp dpouspwfstjbm uibu, npouit mbufs, DFT hbwf cbdl uif bxbse.

But looking over the page, there's clear patterns. Maybe it's a simple shift of every letter +1.
I think you’re missing the point as to why I might lose confidence. I’m fine with people being better than me, especially when they explain why they did certain things. But we work as a team, that means that before we do work, we agree on one thing. If suddenly an engineer decides a week later he wants to do something else, then that’s not cool. Even if he has a valid reason for it. Instead you talk to the team, and agree to change.

Again, there’s a reason why we work in teams, and not as individuals. I trust my teammates too, but rewriting code without any discussion breaks that trust for me.
It's even harder to find examples where government micromanagement has made a market fairer and more accessible to all participants. The mere existence of Addis Ababa can hardly be cited to justify housing policies in San Francisco.
Ah that's just syntactical stuff. Structurally python OOP and Java OOP are similar.

The thing with Golang is that you're not even suppose to think in terms of "Objects." It's literally suppose to be a step backwards towards C like languages.
It's not about having them on the header of a syllabus, it's why have them on a CS 101 syllabus, of all things - and just about every other syllabus in the curriculum, apparently. Do people care that much about reading: "This course is taking place on traditional X!tribe land." or whatever? How does this make any sense?
Im curious what do you think the traditional roles were?
If your 18, you have the ability to destroy or build up your life. At what age should someone be held to a 100k they took out in loans?
It will be interesting to see how it plays out.
Hmm, still not able to do what I want with this -- I want to take an argument like:

foo.sh --clean bar.yml

And actually run something like:

blah -e '{"clean": true}' bar.yml

where -e and the thing in '' are two separate args...
Exactly. In the same vein, is it a good thing that someone in their 20s/30s/40s has to take on 2 or 3 jobs, working 10+ hours per day, just to get by?
Refusing a search becomes probably cause for a search.
I've heard about American people who take a plane only for eating something specific on Europe. The direct price might not be so much, but that's still on the thousands.
Change your gait, too. Walk with a cane.
I've run into that. There was a problem with the OSF/1 /bin/sh that caused "$@" to expand to a single empty argument if there are no arguments, rather than to an empty list as it should.

I just now removed a workaround for that problem from one of my scripts, 17 years after I added it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OSF/1
No, you’re describing what happens during the break down process. Afterwards it’s not plastic.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4802224/
There won't be many GPU upgrades left if the manufacturing processes don't improve. GPUs are much closer to the theoretical performance you can squeeze out of a piece of silicon than CPUs.
Across every industry I do or have worked around, there's an abundance of mediocre work done to save time. Whether it's saving time for skilled workers to get more work, or helping elevate mediocre jobs to exceptional jobs, this kind of innovation is crucial!
I think it might be useful for governments globally to try to tackle these international problems. We all suffer from plastic in the ocean so its in everyone's interest to stop it.
It’s kind of how Japan solves the situation. Compensated dating let’s professional men and women simply have someone to hangout with, as well as have sex with.
I'm guessing it's worth just not paying an on-site technician and giving refunds whenever a problem happens.

back of the envelope calculation. say you have a multiplex with five theaters, and each theater (200 seats, 50% full on average) cycles a movie every three hours. you're open from noon to midnight. a ticket costs $10 and a cinema tech costs $20/hr, so $240 a day just for one. your average seating brings 200 * 0.5 * $10 = $1000 of revenue from ticket sales (I'm assuming you don't refund popcorn). from a first-order analysis, it doesn't make sense to hire the on-premises tech unless the movie equipment malfunctions in at least one showing every four days (or once per 80 showings). to me, that sounds like a pretty high failure rate, but I don't actually know anything about cinema equipment. I'd guess that if your stuff malfunctioned that often, people would get pretty mad even if the tech intervened.

obviously I neglected a few things here. maybe that one theater will continue to malfunction throughout the rest of the day, forgoing more revenue. maybe even if the tech intervenes after five minutes, people ask for a refund anyway. maybe your reputation gets so bad that you have to start giving concessions vouchers along with the refund to get people to come back.
Just jack up property tax for every home beyond the first one owns. That includes corporations.
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Reducing 10 rounds in Blake2 to 7 in Blake3.. huh?

The entire industry is going in exactly the opposite direction of this, to increase the complexity and depth of the attack surface of cryptographic methods and algorithms due to advances in quantum computing. Cloudflare, Microsoft Research etc are all investing heavily into post-quantum cryptography technologies, almost exactly the opposite of what this guy is promoting. Makes no sense. ‾\_(ツ)_/‾
1. SWE is not all there is to engineering

2. Have you even read an ABET curriculum? "divergent thinking" is abundantly represented.
The Planet. Nature. Animals. The smaller human population remaing.

I find your question very shortsighted and narrow minded.
Sorry I think you've misread that article. Gear from fishing is "estimated to make up 10% of ocean plastic pollution".

70% of large things. 10% of total.
GCC has a license exception specifically to allow compiling programs with it without "infecting" the resulting output with the compiler's GPL. https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gcc-exception-3.1-faq.html
There is a theater in my area that prides itself on service, to the point that all screenings are ad free.

It's a bit far away of a drive, but saving 30 minutes of ads is kinda worth a few bucks.
https://news.ycombinator.com/formatdoc

Blank lines separate paragraphs.
Text surrounded by asterisks is italicized, if the character after the first asterisk isn't whitespace.

Text after a blank line that is indented by two or more spaces is reproduced verbatim. (This is intended for code.)

Urls become links, except in the text field of a submission.
Which one? I was talking about something like citalopram / escitalopram which is very highly selective. Though I know that ED is a possible side effect even for escitalopram.
I think we agree more than we disagree. Thank you for your time.
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That doesn't quite describe things accurately. Students take out these loans. They do so, because their parents, along with government-employed guidance counselors tell them that they have to go to college. In half of the cases, the people accepting the loan money are public colleges and universities. Then you have political candidates getting on TV and talking about how its essential for everyone to go to college. And to put the cherry on top, it's the government that lends these students that money.

So I agree that 17-18 year olds aren't in a position to make solid financial decisions. But its the parents, teachers, and the government encouraging those kids to make those bad financial decisions.
It's very true. Not a pleasant truth, but a truth nonetheless.
The word "mansplaining" was coined by the writer Rebecca Solnit, who is not a professor and is not particularly involved in the field of gender studies.
Saved it for what, though? If they didn't have jobs, they wouldn't have incomes (yes, yes, UBI, good luck with that).
> The current situation of 70k a year college is predatory, but a student accepting that cost should be smart enough to know what that means.

Potential college students are 18-ish years old, hardly old enough to have enough mental composure to make the "no" choice in a country that bombards them with the message that going to an elite college is the ultimate goal.

Also, after thinking about it a little, your argument of "they should have been smart enough" pretty much applies to every bankruptcy situation. Homeowners, many of whom are much older than these students should be smart enough to know what they are getting into with that mortgage, et cetera.
bunnie wrote a great article about fake MicroSD cards back in 2010:

https://www.bunniestudios.com/blog/?page_id=1022
Excellent comment, I thought the article was talking about software developers.
> Student loans should not be handed out as easily as they currently are.

I would argue that 'student loans should not be handed out as equally as they currently are' -- in that loan terms are independent of major selection (and career prospects).

By all means continue to mandate that loan terms be familial-wealth blind (and institution-blind), but allow lenders to differentiate with rates on the basis of area of degree earned.

It's a lagging indicator, but it's insane that we specifically break market signals between the actual job market and the primary methods by which students finance their education.

If someone wants to get a degree in medieval plant philosophy, then they can bloody well self-finance that.
That was in fact what I was attempting to convey. It was unfortunate that each point was formatted onto one line - I forgot that HN does not use markdown!
Myers-Brigg is not a scientifically rigorous/valid personality scale, while it's popular with HR and corporate that has far more to do with good marketing than any sort of genuine psychological insight, so I would be very skeptical of the research that uses MBTI as a valid indicator to show differences in thinking patters accross the population. The big 5 is what's generally used and considered the best personality scale available for use currently to the best of my knowledge, and most scientific research papers should be using that.

https://www.vox.com/2014/7/15/5881947/myers-briggs-personali...
^Obviously not a scholary source, decent overall summary, take with a grain of salt.
I'm waiting for a SystemD replacement written in ed (the standard text editor).
Fair, although if the app is architected that way Cloud Run might not be the best option.
I've been looking for a service like this for a while now. The only problem I'm seeing with regards to my use case is I need powerful GPUs for NLP inference to also scale up and down to demand. Can someone explain if this is possible with GCR and if so what do i need to do to accomplish it?
Using https://rot13.com/ and the ROT25 option resolved it.
False. The renters would benefit from this or not be affected at all. They wouldn't even remotely be harmed by it.
A trade sanction is intended as a form of physical violence backed up by physical force. You could call it economic violence, I would just call it violence.
IANAD, but antacids are the wrong approach to solving digestive dysfunction. IME, pancreatin and ox bile have eliminated the vast majority of my digestive issues.

It’s debatable how effective antacids are anyway; for example, if you have an H. Pylori infection, antibiotics would be way more effective.
The "manager" is just an hourly-rate employee with a slightly different set of permissions and duties. They have no greater investment in the outcome than anyone else on the staff.

But the same thing almost certainly applies to everyone at the remote "headquarters": why should they care either? They have no incentive to care: they're paid to show up and be there for their shift.

It's just a stage of the process that's been ongoing for decades. Companies treat staff as resources, and finally (at least 40 years later), staff at all levels are behaving the way they're treated.
I'm saying that republics are voting as groups. By definition.

Not any arbitrary group gets to directly vote, no. But different groups do have rights: races, religions, genders, ethnicities, and, yes, groups of people with common values and interests.
Can recommend SMS backup+ as well. Reminded me that I should donate to it, since it's free and I've used it for years now.
200 GB is the size of original vectors. When creating index, Milvus supports IVF SQ8 and IVF PQ ADC.

Based on our users experience, SQ8 is the most balanced one at this moment. SQ8 provides 8x compression, higher accuracy and better performance.
Any average economist (irrespective of political leanings) would have predicted these secondary consequences of not allowing students to file for bankruptcy.
why would any of those people care if you have declared bankruptcy? It's much worse for your credit to have a bunch of debt that has higher priority than what a creditor might extend to you. If I'm selling you a cell phone on a payment plan, I would much rather it be the case that you don't have 100k of student loans to pay for first.
And yet you can declare bankruptcy over most other forms of unsecured debt. Student loans aren't unique in that regard.
In theory they support SPI. If you actually try to use it you'll find not only is it dog slow but half the cards out there aren't tested for it anymore and don't work at all or are very flaky.

I would not recommend using SPI mode.
Are engineers this way? Maybe some are, as with any profession, but many aren’t. I actually think it has more to do with the set and setting, than the individual. People are like gases that fill containers, and often the most economically safe, salaried jobs are incidentally containers that would just love to have a “narrow-minded” person do tasks. This is often counter-productive in the long run, but by that point their boss or whomever has gotten what they needed.

The truth is that engineers deal with unknowns, and to do that you have to be extremely creative. Am I alone here in thinking this?
I had to secure a summer loan against my grandparents assests to graduate 6 months earlier because my parents didn't have the credit. It's likely if I had to secure my entire loan debt that I likely wouldn't have gotten a phd or finished college under different circumstances.

Take this to it's conclusion and this guy is securing his loan against his parents house which gets repoed.

A company's loan is frequently secured against the assets of the owner. The dog fish head brewing in the documentary on it secured his new building against his house, which he would lose if the factory went under.

This guy sounded like he had the option to continue working in a high paying field and chose not to.
I think the ultimate test is whether it can be self hosted. eg. can the program be used to create the program itself!? Or what problem does it solve?!?
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> Do people care that much about reading: "This course is taking place on traditional X!tribe land." or whatever?

Demonstrably: Yes, or they wouldn't be asking for it.

> How does this make any sense?

It costs you nothing, or so close to nothing that there's no effective difference, and a whole heap of people appreciate it. And, in this instance, it also allows you to keep your job. It's a net positive for all involved.

Do you have a particularly good argument for anyone not doing it? (Slippery slopes need not apply.)
Outgoing traffic counts as well. So for example 5 GB storage + 70 GB outgoing traffic and then you start paying.

See section "Traffic" on https://www.scaleway.com/en/object-storage/
It’s not about personal feelings or self esteem, it’s about trust within the team, and confidence that when you do something the team sticks to it. When a rewrite is required, the team talks about it and then acts.
The U.S. spends basically the same amount of public money on universities as Germany: https://data.oecd.org/eduresource/public-spending-on-educati.... 0.91% of GDP versus 1.0% of GDP. That works out to about $550 per man, woman, and child in the U.S. versus $450 in Germany.
It would be much easier for people to disregard the customer and not complete sales in a big company like that though. It's not only more likely, it ONLY happens with them.
A small business would never have a company that delivers be that disappointing and lazy, especially after complaints to their customer service.
Or even lack any sort of concern they lost a sale... Disappointing!
Storing copyrighted material on drive? Seriously?
I never really found any of those tools. Granted I could have looked harder. Perhaps I was looking in the open source world too much and they usually came as binaries?
The best way for a government to increase the health of its citizens is to ban things like high fructose corn syrup, and provide incentives to those who purchase healthier food. The buck doesn’t just stop at the dollar store industry.
The page does mention they're selected papers, not necessarily all of them. A quick Google scholar search for calicolabs shows other papers than the ones listed on that page.
Couldn’t you just tax based on a percentage of the year a house sits vacant?
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Because that core business isn't where all the money is going. The basic concept of software connecting buyers to sellers (riders to available drivers) is a simple software problem, easily solvable by a few guys and servers given time. Uber spends money on expansion, marketing and a constant game of legal stratego against any town/city/country that seems to get in its way. We are overpricing, over-rewarding, those companies who live to rise their stock price. We should be rewarding those companies whose continued existence is of the greatest benefit to society. That probably isn't Uber.
It reminds me of Moldova after the fall of the Soviet Union: oligarchs running wild, stashing their gains in buildings,” James Wright, an attorney and former Treasury Department bank examiner, told me. He now helps foreign governments combat money laundering. “Back then, you’d walk down the street, and people would say, ‘That building is a washing machine.’ Everyone knew it. Today, America is not that different.”

Are we that different from the Soviet Union?
None of this was intended to be "practical" in your life out in meat space.

I only mentioned my gender due to the larger context of the discussion. The implication is there are women who, like me, view "guys/you guys" as masculine and (unlike me) would make a big deal out of it. This seems pertinent to the piece being discussed and wasn't intended to suggest anything about women generally, much less women you personally know in meat space.
I’ve run into something similar when naming loadouts in Call of Duty. “Assault” is never accepted presumably because it has “ass” in it. It’s not even something other players can see, like a username.
There are Cloud GPUs: https://cloud.google.com/gpu/
but more generally, there's a whole AI platform: https://cloud.google.com/ai-platform/
This is absolutely right.

The entire current system is rigged to increase leverage on students' futures to provide more profit (or "non"-profit) for educational institutions, while providing the least possible transparency that this is being done to benefit institutions.

Simplifying and making the transfer of wealth more transparent are required first steps.

Only after that's done should subsidies be evaluated to promote desired outcomes.

The entire "wholesale paying off all student debt" plan is a terrible giveaway to entities that have contributed very little to the process.
Most landlords already setup a corporation per building for asset protection reasons.
The article and comments are about Google Cloud Run
I agree, and don't necessarily see anything wrong with the use of 'hey guys', but at the end of the day it's a pretty mild request to take a stand on. I can't imagine being that married to a greeting that I'd refuse to consider trying to use other phrases.

Also just because it's generally been a non-gendered term doesn't mean prevailing opinion hasn't changed. There is a lot of talk around changing the norms in which masculine terms are considered the default. Both in english speaking languages and others (e.g. See LatinX)