skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Them being defective is a problem we can only address by making mental health services more available not by fixing imaginary social problems.

If you have ever talked with someone like this every one of them is someone who you would want to spend 10 seconds with their problem isn't done defect in women or society.
So, this mean that McDonalds is as healthy as the burgers I make at home? I was under the impression that their food is loaded with sugar and strange additives.
How good is krunker? Don't have a mouse but maybe I could get one.
That does not sound like "not hard".
> It's my guess that a rich static type system would be harder to implement for a non-functional language, due to mutability and such.

Only if you represent (im)mutability in the type system, and I would argue that you shouldn't for an embedded scripting language. We don't want to constrain every aspect of the program to the type system; we just want some quick assurance that the shapes snap together properly.

> Though there could also just be cultural overlap between the people who want to write a small statically-typed language and the people who like the functional paradigm

No doubt.
A quick summary of what exactly this scans for at the top of the README would be nice.

From the screenshots at the bottom, it looks like mainly SQL injection and outdated dependencies?
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Isn't the best way to have regular sex is to be in a committed relationship, either a marriage or living with a partner? These are on a decline. Statistically women date/marry and live with older men, so I think it would be expected that they are having more sex in the ages of 18-24.
having willpower and time are two of the most dificult things in life.
What? Cant reliability be a desirable attribute?
Mengele got all the publicity while the Max Planck (née Kaiser Wilhelm) Society kept its head down and quietly held on to all of the people's brains it harvested from T4. https://www.thelocal.de/20170503/german-scientists-to-identi...
Yup I agree. I call it the food gravity problem of america. Trying to eat healthy here is like trying to beat gravity:

This youtube video goes into more detail about the US problem compared to japan: "Why is it so Easy to be Thin in Japan?" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lr4MmmWQtZM
When you cut to the chase like this it often triggers a canned defensive response such as,

1. "You agreed to it by using the software/website"

2. the design decision was made in the interests of improving "user experience" (meanwhile the users are a cultivated "product", not customers), or

3. the software/website has been "chosen" by large numbers of users which shows they all approve of the design
(meanwhile, those users have no other meaningful choice)
Sodium benzoate is limited in concentration by the FDA to about 0.1% (by weight), so there is certainly not a spoon of sodium benzoate in your food.
pretty sure I can't run 1.6 on my mac
Men have higher sex drives than women. A man may be willing to have sex every day while a woman may only want to have sex once or twice a week. Thus, if a man chooses to only have sex with women in his league, there will not be enough supply to satisfy hims. As a result, high-status males need to date uglier women to fill the gaps in their sexual schedule.
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@matjaxon - A lot of your comments here are getting deleted. If you're not deleting them yourself, I suspect it's because you're making a lot of comments with a new account and getting caught in the spam filter.

Someone from HN should undelete your comments.
Yes. This has been developing sing Reagan and the "trickle down" theory was hatched.
> complaints from women about finding a monogamous guy

Yea, it's a bizarre dynamic: women who are looking for lots of casual sex are fine, but the women I know who are looking for deeper relationships are continually frustrated. It seems pretty stupid on its face, but female attraction is really complicated, and if the women in my friend group are any indication, they don't quite understand how it works either[1]. Especially once they reach their thirties and get hit with the double whammy of declining attractiveness and a higher desire for deeper relationships.

That is to say, I think the "unmarried" qualifier in the headline is hiding the fact that the status quo is pretty dysfunctional for both sexes, and this seems to be driven primarily by the environment's incompatibility with female mate choice (combination of frictionless matching and monogamy norms).

[1] It's not quite an insult to say that female attraction is more well-rounded in many ways than male attraction is)
I don't really know what's "normal" on the NYC subway to be fair, I don't live their and didn't travel during peak times.

I do slightly suspect that peak hours are more cleanly than non-peak time due to various economic reasons.

But I saw:

* poopy seat (when I got on the train at JFK)

* little human sized nugger, near the door, nearly stood in it as I disembarked a train near penn station.

* sticky urine floor near the door, which took me a good 1m30s to realise was definitely male human urine as I inspected the piss marks up the side of the door that I was pressed against during a busy ride.
That's not really the point, though. Of course you can have children with nothing but a shirt on your back.

People want control over their lives, and this is one of the chief reasons why people want to own homes. They want to do with their property as they see fit, have a place to truly call "home", provide a sense of security, and have a place where they can raise their children under ideal conditions where a landlord can't just raise the rent or evict them.

When aspects of self determination such as ownership are removed, people become demoralized. If people don't feel a sense of agency, but can fill the void with artificial fulfillment like TV, games, food and "travel", the likelihood that they're going to want to bring children into the world is going to be diminished.

Of course, for much of history, people didn't own homes. The difference between now and times gone is people would choose starting a family in order to fill that void. But when there's plenty of "soma" for everyone, and people's dreams feel out of reach, what exactly is the incentive for the average person to have children?
Free software licenses are specifically designed to allow distribution -- the exception that proves the rule. But even so, none of the companies listed will allow you to distribute modified binaries under their exact product names. Hence CentOS, Iceweasle, etc. Despite being open source and free software, these companies still want to define for themselves what "Firefox" and "Redhat" actually are.
I'm glad you brought up the friend-zone thing. I feel like I'm extremely good at all the things you listed before that, and I have a ton of female friends (which I love, don't get me wrong).

I just have no idea to turn that into sex.
In my experience fighting the Wikipedia bureaucracy to right a wrong decision is like fighting bullshit, you expend 10x the energy you want just to engage in the fight. After being relatively prolific for several years on non-controversial reef fish topics I just gave up after multiple run-ins with the administrative hierarchy. The assumption of good faith was a sham and accountability was zilch. I had no interest in spending time fighting what were essentially capricious and arbitrary decisions by drive-by tin pots. It was hardly surprising when a couple years later one of the figures who had been an annoyance for me was finally booted from the organization of a pattern of similar behaviour across the site that went on for more than a decade. They had repeated warnings and essentially kept reverting to being a jerk. I wonder how many contributors were chased off by this one bad apple. If you want to make significant contributions to wikipedia but don't want to participate in the governance then you can expect occasional small-town crooked cop behaviour from the same kind of bullies who get off on that in the real world.

Typical would be; you make edits to a stub species article to add basic information from fishbase. You don't add much because you have never actually heard of the species. The next day you come back and the article is reverted or proposed for deletion as non-notable. It doesn't matter that the stub had been around for a decade, that there are 10k other stub fish articles. Nope, you tried to make a small contribution and that deserves to be punished for some reason. Eventually people get the message and stop contributing anything. Don't even get me started on trying to correct taxonomic names to the recognized name or fixing the list of species in a genus. These changes were regularly reverted without explanation. Fix 20 articles, 1 or 2 are reverted. Yep, just live with it.
For sure. I don't know about all you, but I would go nuts if I had to stay in the same job forever. Sometimes you desire new challenges or greener pastures.
@Dang, I am seeing lots of valuable replies from @matjaxon from Twilio being shown as [dead]. I presume all these replies wont show up normally as most have their HN settings as default.

I guess this is happening because it is a new account. ( Likely to combat Spam ).
Perhaps "constant" wasn't the correct word to use, but there is most certainly a heightened awareness of the possibility of being charged with sexual misconduct among men now a day than there ever has been before. One simply has to be a man with friends to know that, it comes up in conversations all the time.. at least in my groups.

My perspective that "women only want exc..." comes from the notion I have (and share) that the majority of men who are having sex are exceedingly wealthy, attractive and muscular.
Many type systems are already Turing complete like C++ and indeed Rust as evidenced by the project linked here.

It’s a valid point. Of compilation already is Turing complete, why not just drop the pretense and allow arbitrary compile time expressions.
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GP's comment is a short and non-insightful comment, this usually gets downvoted but for some reason it made it in this thread. I usually call this "driveby feedback" at work.
You may be asexual. There's nothing wrong with that. Do some research; choosing to identify with the label could make you feel more comfortable in your own skin. Some dating apps allow you to specify your orientation as asexual and search for potential partners who feel the same. Sexual orientation is only one small factor in overall compatibility, but if it's something causing you anxiety while trying to find a partner, being up-front can't hurt; you will only filter out people who would have been a poor match anyway.
Funnily enough, to avoid all the cables and mess, I simply plug my Pi 4/8Gb straight into my iPad, then VNC or SSH into it, and instantly have a development environment. I would have to use some kind of hub to charge the iPad at the same time and plug an external monitor in, but the iPad Pro plus Smart Keyboard plus a Pi works brilliantly. (Where's my cheque, Tim?)
> This is a widespread societal change that I think most people are completely unaware of. The majority of women are sleeping with the top 10% of men, sometimes only the top 3-5%, with the rest barely getting any at a

People aren't aware of it because that's not true (at least not to that extent). Here's the raw data: https://cdn.jamanetwork.com/ama/content_public/journal/jaman...

See tables 1, 5, 9, and 10. I'm not going to do all the math here, but point is the majority of both men and women are in stable monogamous relationships. That's true even for the unmarried population.

Now you might be talking about trends in the minority of the population that doesn't want a stable relationship, but that's a very different statement.
I resonate with the way you think.

A lot of non-technical people get hung up on the marketing terms than actually thinking through the fundamentals.

For e.g. "Handspun ice-cream! OMG!". Uhh..what difference does it make if it is hand-spun or machine-spun? It is not tool of spinning ice-cream, but what the process is. To majority of non-techy people, processed or machined or anything to do with automating a method is highly repulsive - thanks to the hipster marketing.

The general take away is - "Automated machines will never replace the touch of the hand"... oh really? then how come we can make insanely precise things called semiconductors in almost a completely automated fashion. Some fabs don't even have operators inside, just technicians or engineers. This is an extreme example just to make a point.
Just curious; do you have the reference for most sex happening in marriage?
For all the people who want to read the actual stats, the inactive sexual % for men who earn more than $50k is only 7%. Here is the study that article's commentary was refering to https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle...

Some of the people here are making it sound like no one but male models are having sex.
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Neither pure white sugar nor vegetable oil occur naturally in the environment. Can't just blame sugar when fat has twice the energy density of sugar and is used abundantly in the processed foods that we like to overeat.
Weird, I'm similar to you and seeing 1.6 running in my browser was just mind-blowing and took me back.
I don't know the actual numbers, but I believe that the elites' wealth has multiplied much more than it has been inherited. That is to say, inheritance is not the problem - extreme leverage of various kinds is the problem.
Oh got it, you're one of those people who's unable to reason about the way things work without becoming overcome with emotion and desperately cramming the conversation into a simple-minded framework of "who's to blame so we can get mad at them".

I'm not really interested in that kind of conversation, thanks though!
Arkham Horror is on sale at Amazon and Walmart right now.

https://www.amazon.com/Fantasy-Flight-Games-Arkham-Horror/dp...
By Limbaugh?
Lots of people who are not in the top 1% and bottom 20% are in cities with severely constrained housing supply
P/s: If the writer compare light mode as a dark blob on a light background, dark mode should be showing a phone with light screen at night. It is pretty easy to see too
I've always wondered -- is there something I can read/see that compares the drawings from savants like Stephen to actual photographs? I'd like to dig into the specifics.
I think these things are fair points for relationships, but the post is about sex in general, and busy schedules don’t tend to affect hook ups much.
I would suggest that the be apart is that they don't marry out tradition/social norms anymore. They just stay single, because it's more okay to stay single for longer + no desire for kids
> Sounds like mental health problems are even more rampant than we guessed. We should probably handle that.

Other than generalized chemical castration I don't see how you could eliminate the "problem" of most of the male population unfulfilled sex drive. For all its problems and unfairness, patriarchal society provides an answer to that problem, if an ugly one.
No one owns any property. They are rented property by the society and a functioning government.

As such, it's totally right to take and redistribute things that doesn't belong to rich people only.
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This is exactly what you would expect if the OP's hypothesis is correct. 3 partners really isn't that many. The study should have looked at something like 0, 1-5, 5-19, 20-99, 100+ or something like that. It is not capturing the top end at all.
Spinning up a local instance of postgres defeats the whole purpose of an end-to-end test. The purpose of an end-to-end test is to test the whole system end-to-end; this includes network, other servers, etc.

Each of these can break, which is why e2e tests are inherently more flaky than unit tests. And network latency and transfer speeds mean that taking more than 100ms may happen often.

Another example of an e2e test that takes a long time are screenshot diffs. Spinning up Selenium and rendering a webpage might take more than 100ms in rare instances. iOS/Android tests are in the same vein where reloading an app takes > 100ms much of the time.
A fellow student at UoPeople here. I too spent an enormous amount of time on College Algebra. I did nothing but math, morning till evening, all day every day. I dreamt about math at night. And guess what? It was one of the best periods of my life. I fell in love with math.
yeah but you can't play with your friends on steam so... there was never really a point to play on these servers (also cheat)
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Neat!

Is your experience similar to spelling errors in written English?

I choose English because it's the primary (only?) language for this site, and while there are definite rules for the correct sequence of letters for a word, the rules for the language overall are not especially consistent. And it seems to me that English has a bazillion words in common use.

I have from time to time experienced that very weird sensation, as I look at an English word I've used in written language for fifty years, and it suddenly for a time it seems totally wrong and incomprehensible. I recall staring at the word "Our", thinking it could not possibly mean anything in English. This is rare, and doesn't last long. So far.

But it gives me some insight into aphasia, perhaps.

And we need spell-checkers for our writing, because in a stream of words we have written by pushing buttons, the brain elides the misplaced letters, it's almost impossible to spot them all, much less work to simply hand to someone else to read it fresh, then the errors seem obvious to them.

But it's the temporary, isolated dyslexia I find bizarre.
I think people become more human the more you treat them as humans that can grow. If you see others through the lens of risk assessment, you'll surely see lots of risk.
They support both but general rule of thumb I've found from the community is use the prior by default unless you have to use the latter.
If you think of a binary matrix as the adjacency matrix of a graph, the kronecker product corresponds to the product of graphs, which is a 100% geometrical construct.

If your matrix has arbitrary weigths, this is the "weighted" graph product, where the weights of the edges are multiplied in the obvious manner (each edge in the product graph comes from a pair of edges of each input graph, and its weight is just the product of the two input weights).
Why are you guys so liberal and not fair towards conservatives
Police and security at festivals almost never take guns into them (it's almost always private security) as the chance of someone taking their weapon in the chaos is too high and discharging a firearm in a crowd has a high chance of hitting a bystander. Pepper spray and batons are standard practice (though, of course, there are always bad actors. These are the exception, not the norm).

EDIT:
Sorry. I should have stated that this is for liability issues more than any other reason, not out of any "goodness of the heart". Though, given the opportunity, most people will do the good thing rather than the out right psychotic thing, clinical testing has shown.
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With the Titanic it was "Women and children in the life boats first" (setting aside massive lack of preparation for the event and locking 3rd class people below decks - despicable). Historically it would seem that this gesture is not based upon the presumption that women are weaker or inferior but are to be treated with greater respect. The "weaker vessel" in Bible language has been interpreted as being the nicer/finer of God's creation. The men were to drown first.
Running Slack in Chromium is fine for the Pi, but not what I mean.

I meant running separate electron apps and Chromium at the same time. I doubt that it could handle three or five of them running at the same time which most users would be trying to do.
Depending on the purpose and their age.

18-25 is a lot of fun, but if you want a relationship you either have to find a trust fund baby or become a sugar daddy which most men don’t want.

Hookups and casual dating with someone that is just getting by is fine proper relationships is much harder.

My current partner is just under 7 years younger than me (I’ve just turned 34) she has good enough of a career that if we can go to Tenerife or Ibiza on a whim for a weekend we don’t have to plan for it and even if I end up spending a bit more money she doesn’t feel like she’s selling herself out and I don’t feel exploited.

Even after 1 year in a relationship there is a big difference between buying a girl a drink or paying for dinner and paying for a flight and a hotel.

The good ones won’t be comfortable with the latter and you probably don’t want to get into a relationship with those who would expect you too.
https://github.com/plyint/encpass.sh/blob/93d42340/encpass.s...

It uses PBKDF2 with 10,000 iterations if anyone else was wondering.

The code is clean, kudos.
Reminds me of this take I read on Quilette about Vox's Explaining Monogamy

https://quillette.com/2018/06/07/explaining-monogamy-vox/

The show itself seemed to suggest that since our closest primate relatives engage in polyamorous free love it's likely that we do as well. This can be further supported by observation of hunter-gatherer tribes, or so they argued.

The author had a different take. He didn't necessarily suggest that monogamy was necessarily the norm nor was it natural. However, he also didn't believe that humans naturally gravitate towards egalitarian polyamorous societies. Instead, the norm tends to be polygeny, societies where the upper echelons of men have more wives, while the lower-rung of men simply don't marry or are forced to share. Indeed, a good way of garnering loyalty if you're a higher-status male was to share your wives with your inferiors. Many of the very hunter-gatherer tribes mentioned in the Vox video were themselves polygynous rather than egalitarian polyamorous societies, and frankly quite misogynistic.

To be clear, wife-sharing isn't polyandrous (one wife many husbands). The difference is that the wife doesn't get the final say and probably doesn't even have a choice. These societies are polygynous. Polyandry is rare and often occurs in certain environments, or so the author suggests.

Monogamy came about likely because those societies that embraced it had less sexual competition. They were less violent. More cooperative. Societies that didn't embrace it were easily subjugated by the societies that did. Progress is not the norm in polygynous societies.

Frankly, between a polygynous future where you're either being stabbed in the back or doing the back-stabbing, or a future where a software glitch causes a world-ending exchange of nuclear weapons, I'd pick the nuclear exchange. At least the latter is over in an instant.
Yeah, that's probably a big part of it.
>But, sadly, I don't think this year is the 'Year of the Linux desktop'. In general, I think 'Linux on the Desktop' for a mainstream audience is always going to be 20 years away, just like nuclear fusion.

Yep. I know there are people who do Linux on the Desktop, but they're people with a lot more tolerance for day-to-day pain than me. I had a job about a decade ago where I had a linux desktop machine as my day-to-day working environment and it was a miserable experience. There just doesn't seem to be the will to make things otherwise.
Only way to get a new one every other week (day?) I guess?

You can't also just call on a tuesday night a 3-5% woman and expect her to be on your doorsteps in 1 hour if you're feeling horney.

I don't think the real number is 3~5% though.
Shocker: A $75 multi-purpose device could not adequately replace his dedicated $1500 device.

I don't know what this was intended to prove, exactly?