skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Today's Problems is Refusal to love our Differences and Embrace our Diversities
Ah that's pretty cool that that works.
I think it is quite reasonable approach that these men are taking. I'd think of myself in that category. With society going in direction where social norms are evolving faster than many have mental bandwidth to deal with, it would be wise to just save time, money and energy to acquire that fake attractiveness. May be men have also taken cue from pop song 'You are beautiful just the way you are...'
If it was only to shut up people like you, it would be enough.
Here is the primary data source used by this study.

GSS General Social Survey
https://gss.norc.org/

Specifically of interest as it related to this article:

Number of sex partners in last year (by year):
https://gssdataexplorer.norc.org/variables/5049/vshow

Frequency of sex in last year (by year):
https://gssdataexplorer.norc.org/variables/5057/vshow
Cool. We fix government intervention with more government intervention....
Ask HN: What’s the karma threshold for downvote ability
From HN’s FAQ:

> There are no down arrows on stories. They appear on comments after users reach a certain karma threshold, but never on direct replies.

What’s the threshold? Can the threshold change?
Personally I think this is a mistake. As we all know, English words have context, the meaning is adaptive depending on the situation. "master" branch has precedent, we have trained our brains to think about "rebasing onto master". This small change will be disruptive, forcing us to unlearn existing, common phrases. Whitelist & blacklist I support discontinuing, however master is a homonym so doesn't have the same obvious connotations.
I've had to do this a few times and I'm not sure there's ever a single "best way to do it"

1) The webserver can be configured to respond for any domain. Then your application software can look at the HTTP host header to decide which client you are working with.

2) I've used DJBDNS in the past because it's very easy to generate the necessary config files and if I recall didn't require restart (since the config is stored in a "database file" - binary flat file in this case). You could also try dynamically rewriting the BIND config and restarting it via a cronjob every 10 minutes.

3) No clue here but it should be easy to automate

The worst part of all this is having to write the DNS docs for users so they can point their domain correctly. DNS is incredibly confusing to setup for "mere mortals" due to the many different registrars with varying DNS editing capabilities. Caching and IP address perplexity makes it worse.
You can use Traefik for 1 and 3, and Cloudflare for 2.
Ehhh, the chain of command in the military is defined by regulations (the map) because you never know exactly who is going to be incapacitated at any given moment. Therefore while today a peer platoon leader might have no authority over me, if our company commander is killed tomorrow and my peer has seniority, he may suddenly have command authority over the company.

So while I get your point, I wonder how much people miss the map due to obscure knowledge requirements and think it doesn't exist.
I trick myself into thinking that it's only the 14 year olds on reddit who think this way, that they'll grow out of it.

I should know better.
Paul Stamets at Joe Rogan (2017)
> Thta's the responsability of the participants.

No, it is the responsibility of the laws surrounding unions in USA. They give ample of protections ensuring you can't easily oust or change bad unions. Even worse the left is championing anti worker laws like banning "right to work", a right that everyone in EU has which protects workers from bad unions, but somehow in USA "right to work" is anti union.
Ok...sorry I'm not seeing the relevance of that.
You are familiar with libraries and dependencies then. You know that its a very complicated mess of spaghetti. You also know that video editing is a very high use of a computer. Even for profit companies like Adobe has trouble with current hardware[1]

I get you wanted to write a blog article. Content creation is cool. I don't think you get where computers and technology has come from and necessary where its going. That Raspberry PI would be great for programming GPIO pins to literally do anything for you. This is my favorite explanation of technology[2] and honestly amazed that any of it works.

[1]- https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/cc-2020-super-la...
[2]- http://bretthard.in/post/dizzying-but-invisible-depth
Check out the amazing https://remarkable.com
It is a bit on the expensive side of things, but seems great. (I don't have one yet)
Not sure why you're being downvoted - the 2013 Mac Pro has an HDMI 1.4 port: https://support.apple.com/kb/SP697?locale=en_US

Which is only good for a 30Hz refresh rate at UHD 3840x2160 resolutions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HDMI#Version_1.4

You could use adapters on the Thunderbolt ports to get 4k60 support on that hardware.
The open question is not about the city generally, but the police. "Who are the Seattle police accountable to?" And: good question. No one, apparently.
> This is also why the Slingbox back in the day survived legal challenges (if there even were any.) The Customer had to have their own physical hardware at the location receiving the signals.

So could areo sell the physical hardware to the customer and then buy it back at the end of the billing cycle?
The birth of Donald Trump and the struggle to abolish nuclear weapons
Show HN: Crayons - A web component library built with StencilJS
Crayons is a design library for developers who build apps for us. Through pre-built components, Crayons offers control and flexibility to build rich interfaces consistent with the Freshworks product design and experience.

Also its open sourced!
https://crayons.freshworks.com
https://github.com/freshdesk/crayons
There's plenty of historical documentation from pretty much any point in American history that supports the following claim: many Americans once took their local communities much more seriously than they do now.

Even the "IQ Shredder" concept you linked in the other branch is evidence for this, that people uproot themselves and head into the cities, where they become lonely and fail to meet a partner and have children. Of course, this happened to some extent a while ago (like when HP Lovecraft moved to Brooklyn), but the combination (1) of lack of economic opportunity outside of cities, (2) high apartment turnover within cities, and (3) high rates of moving away for college all create a potent force pushing individuals away from stable communities and toward potential isolation.
> the obvious objection of "hey guys this is illegal"

I figured the same was true for Google Books, but that's still around.
A couple of suggestions for the landing page:

1) Explain what the product is, at the top of the page.

2) Remove the distracting animated background.

3) Switch out the graphic for "Shop" from a woman holding bags to a non-gendered icon. The page currently has three men working and one woman shopping. Some may think it portrays sexist attitudes.
Very tightly worded denial. Berenson offers a detailed explanation of what's going on.

But if that's not to your taste, here's another factoid. Now which state are you from? And which window are you using to say that testing has been reduced but counts have risen?

"Tests have increased by about 37% in Florida in two weeks, but confirmed cases have risen 28%."

https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-second-wave-covid-scare-115...
The advice to the normal guy in this scenario is to stop smoking pot and hit the gym. That will make up for a
lot.
Anecdotally, I've found you don't really need one if you're fine with a nag in the bottom right corner.
And government involvement in the free market is not a slippery slope to authoritarianism?

The same government led by a president who threatened to “shut down Twitter”?
very interesting blog, unfortunately it is just a sort of beta. It would be nice if they would also show what it could do precisely.
And I wish him nothing but the worst.
> No one in any age group wants you.

Speak of a depressing thread and it shall appear.
> mindfully avoid this lifestyle

Whoa! I never thought of this, and it seems particularly more apt of an observation with the trend towards legalizing marijuana, and even further, decriminalizing other drugs like mushrooms and LSD.

On top of that, games have adopted more and more gambling-like and actual features, and have long been playing on peoples' addictive natures by design.
This pedantic distinction ignores reality. Police response to a shooter is measured in some finite number of seconds. N / 0.3 is smaller than N / 0.1. Slower fire rate matters.
> If your use of the computer is more oriented towards the browser, a code editor, and the command line (e.g. backend web development, infrastructure development, writing/blogging, and the like), the Pi is perfectly adequate, and with 8GB of RAM, Chromium runs just fine, even if you have a bunch of tabs open.

The author does a good job of going into the separate use-cases.
It seems to not be so much of a 4k@60Hz problem as a "this should just work" problem.

> The first thing I did—which took almost 30 minutes—was try to figure out how to get 4K (at 30 Hz—the Pi can't output 60 Hz over its HDMI connection) working with a consistent font size across all the applications and system controls.

> The settings in the Appearance preferences seemed to apply to some window chrome and buttons, but not internally in applications. So, for example, the File Manager's main window had readable text after I increased the font size at 4K resolution, but in order to make filenames and other listings readable, I had to go into the File Manager's settings and increase the font size there.

> Same for Terminal. And Chromium. And... you get the idea.

What a heck of a thing to have to worry about in 2020.
Will Hacker News censor this powerful rebuttal of the BLM narrative by a PoC?
The parent comment didn't bring it up themselves. I believe it was in response to the Android comments all over the rest of the thread.
Your comment seems to imply that it didn't help. Would you recommend picking lifting/running up? I went on meds recently for the same issues but had a bad (lasting) experience, so I'm looking towards therapy and healthy eating / exercising for the future now.
A minority complaining when an algorithm doesn't represent their beliefs. Where have I heard this before?
I didn’t say that. I said the fabled “year of the Linux desktop” is a long ways off, in terms of being a potential option for the vast audience of users who currently own a Mac or Windows computer.
Is it? I thought Animal Farm was specifically about communism (it's been a while since I read it). Wouldn't Lord of the Flies be a better fable?
@dang this violates your precious site guidelines
I can't find the study, so take this with a grain of salt:

There was a study that determined that the reason for the sugar+fat combo was that sugar "scratched" arteries and made them easier for fat to stick to.

Just plain fat is OK, because it doesn't stick to healthy arteries. But combine (highly processed) sugar and fat, then you get an insulin spike AND the fat clogs your arteries more easily.
The RPi4 is actually fully capable of 4k @ 60Hz, as long as there is no 2nd monitor. If there's a second monitor, then two 4k displays at 30Hz each.

A 10" google search can yield https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/configuration/hdmi..., where it is all explained.

On a general note, the RPi4 is in my opinion the most exciting computing piece of news there was in 2019, plus the recent arrival of RPi4 8Gb gives the option for even more RAM. This is a sub-100€ quad-core RISC device that can surpass desktop class machines from a few years back in many ways.

The last 64-bit RISC device with a normal desktop I could sit in front of and work, was a Sun Ultra 10 back in 2000. I think the RPi4 comes pretty sweet close to being a normal desktop class machine.
I'm sorry, I'm still not getting the disagreement unless you are thinking that the discussion is meant to be only about casual sex or that sex doesn't happen between people who are dating. I checked the original article and it doesn't differentiate.

So, that's why I think it's more likely that we are actually in agreement. Yes, I agree, it seems like many of the people complaining here and also in the research aren't putting themselves in a position to get turned down at all. (Or if they are it's in some minimal way like putting a profile on Tinder and not being very active).
Are there any philosophers that make video games? I stopped playing because most games are so repetitive and intellectually boring.
I know 3 people diagnosed with DDD and recommended surgery who got a second opinion who told them they are fine and just to take it easy for a while. Just something to keep in mind.
>At best, that's a legally dubious position.

Hence the lawsuit. The internet Archive is arguing this as part of the CDL's "fair use" portion. Presumably they view the program as allowing libraries to continue offering their "vital function to society" while being closed.

http://blog.archive.org/2020/03/30/internet-archive-responds...
This seems a little suspicious. Are your companies affiliated?
https://tilt.dev/

We recently got this setup running company wide. It is a headache to iron out all the kinks, but the reproducibility is great.

Essentially each developer has their own Kubernetes cluster in the cloud. As you develop your code is r-sync'd across to the pod running the relevant compiler/server/etc.

Again, a bit of a pain to get running but really powerful once its setup. We now have near carbon-copy deployments across prod, dev, local development, and (soon) even the CI.

(I don't work for Tilt, just a fan of their product and vision)
Corporate America doesn’t have the power of the police or military to take away my liberty or property.
Cool write up/experiment, and I can feel the pain with Linux and Sound issues. A few days ago I had a job interview and they used MS Teams. At first I was completly blown aways that there is a native linux app. For the first 5 minutes I tried to get sound input working but gave up. Luckily once you press the invite link, you can also choose to join via browser, and then sound input worked directly as expected.
I don’t know, but I’m not heavily connected to any other culture to speak to that. It could be happening right now and I would miss it.
Apple provides security updates longer than Android though.

One could argue being able to own a phone for 5 years and receive security updates for a higher up front cost is preferable to buying a new phone every two years.

To be blunt, that policy + the fact Apple has no business units actively incentivized to invade my privacy (no targeted marketing dept) makes me choose iOS, even if it's "less free".

My phone is home to my most intimate conversations, I need to know it's secure for the long haul.
So sorry for those who can't read deeply. Berenson is a master of boiling things down to very pithy arguments. I find him to be excellent because he says things more succinctly than anyone.

To call him a sourceless source, though is calumny. His book on COVID-19 was the number 2 book on Amazon last week. The bibliography is a big percentage of the text. Buy it some time and be educated.
Bankrupt Hertz targets Robinhood traders in plot to dump $1B in stock
> One could also just make one pretty easily, it doesn't require too much knowledge to modify an existing semi-automatic.

Sure, you can make an unreliable automatic from a semi-auto easily. But it's a far cry from a commercial/military product.
Few years ago I had some eating disorder, I could only eat raw vegetables.

My diet habit shifted 180deg in 48h, it's a weird realization:

1) eating raw vegetables tickles your brain differently (raw veggies make you feel full faster)

2) most probably because there's no fat nor sugar added (which makes you want to eat more I guess)

3) even dressing is bad, so raw is best to have a natural negative feedback system

4) even the most mundane raw veggies have a lot of flavour.. I eat carrots like M&M's nowadays, it's sweet. Same for lettuce or tomato. I really think modern western culture is hurtful there.
I wonder if maybe John Carmack would have had Elon levels of money if he hadn't sold his company to a corporation that probably employs contract lawyers that have Elon levels of money.

Seems hard to believe that Id wasn't worth a billion dollars. I wonder where the equity went, supposedly the other 3 founders got nothing when they left because that's the agreement they all made when they started it.
Because the government really runs efficiently. We should really want the government to have access to our data. What could possibly go wrong?
The Origins of Objective-C
Toto, this isn’t in Vegas anymore
The 4GB model can run Chromium and Firefox ESR fast enough for me to use Tweetdeck, access all manner of "work sites" (including O365 webmail), the Azure portal, and code a few things (but I am a heavy vim user and can live inside tmux).

I use mine as a thin client, and have been fiddling with an Elementary image for it: https://github.com/rcarmo/elementary-os-unofficial (mine currently doesn't install correctly, but should take a couple more days to fix).

YouTube is... passable. What really helps is booting from an SSD -- although my Acer Celeron is still faster.
No. But if you bother to read deeper, you'll find that he's done an excellent job of reporting on the topic. He's a former NYT reporter with great skills in writing succinctly about a difficult topic.

If you invest the money in his book -- it was #2 on Amazon last week -- you'll find all of the deeper bibliographic citations that I know you'll spend the weekend double checking.
I just want to point out how so many of the responses to this thread (and the thread itself) are much more a lament of "others are doing X and I am not" - and jumping to conclusions as to why that might be. I also want to add that so much going on here is based on really thin anecdata about how other people are fucking on tinder and you aren't.

I don't see many people here talking about how they engaged in intentional self improvement.

You aren't owed a significant other, or sex. Nobody is. If you're not getting it, it's not because someone else was born hotter than you.

Stupid, ugly people fuck all the time.
Is there any way to contain or firewall the SIMs such that they only have access to specific networks? That seems like the holy grail of avoiding people buying IoT devices for their SIM (e.g. what happened with early kindles and many other devices).
Bandwidth pricing at GCP/AWS/Azure is not reflective of the price to provide the bandwidth.

Cloud pricing is strange because it's not based on reality or cost of providing the service at all. It's also clearly an anti-competitive market once you understand that.

Short answer is that the big clouds are trying to make a profit - a large profit - and competing with each other cuts into that profit & devalues the market. If the market isn't lucrative enough, the big clouds will have less priority to push their clouds and everyone loses.

There is no other property here.

Reliability/redundancy is not a factor. (Routers & switches don't cost much anymore)

Performance is not a factor. (Do people really think they don't get their bandwidth almost free through peering?)

It's all profit.
A couple of questions:

* How is this related to Tuepe?

* How does your competitor tracking work?
Yep. And I'm using those Tunderbolt ports for my daily work, but . (And, you know, it's nice that you can drive a large amount of screens with the ports, but I was specifically referring to the HDMI implementation)

And digging into the specs of the RBpi4, it seems the HDMI port actually does support 4kp60, which makes this whole thing even funnier :)
Brilliant! Get this man investments!
My wife also teaches these sorts of children and the vast majority of them seldom improve beyond a 5th or 6th grade level, and many of the "smarter" ones with milder disabilities end up in jail at some point after being graduated (most typically for sexual, theft, violence, and drug offenses) out of the system since they can no longer be failed, yet they basically can't truly be taught how to properly function in society since they can't even properly comprehend laws or how they work, as they only have basic reading capability and comprehension of even simple children's books.

Closing institutions insteading of reforming and modernizing them for these sorts of people was indeed a mistake.
It is also becoming increasingly difficult to find "plain bread" in Dutch supermarkets. The majority of them now have additives like soy lethicin, 15 kinds of leftover flours/powders from some other industrial process, even the 'artisan' labeled ones.
>And Intel probably lost such a person.

Intel had such a person. Patrick Gelsinger, mentored by Andy Grove. But Intel's Broad ( Andy Bryant ) decided he was never going to be CEO and so ultimately left Intel. BK became CEO, and the rest is history.
No. The first copy of a book is VERY, VERY scarce. It can take years for an author to churn it out.

Here's a deal: go write a book. If you are overjoyed to see people pirate it, I'll personally buy a copy. But I guarantee that you'll be heartbroken to see people steal.

Have some respect for people who work long and hard.
to whom is it offensive? there is no sense of honor or duty when it comes to mating, LTRs or even hookups - it's largely a factor of mutual attraction and the extent to which both parties want to continue it (and perhaps have children). if that comes from your hometown or in a foreign country, why is that offensive? would you not move for a job out of some weird notion of loyalty?

we compete for mates in relatively tight geographic circles. that means that one's attractiveness can change purely based on location (arbitrage in the american english sense of the word).

handsome, blue eyed, blonde haired men are a dime a dozen in Berlin, NYC and Seattle. that can be massively arbitraged in Latin America and SE Asia (possibly elsewhere); you suddenly have exotic and attractive features. similarly for wealth: $100K is mediocre in NYC and fairly rich in above locales. etc.
I think the problem (from my experience as a 30 year old man) is that young men absolutely struggle to find women that are in their age range. Young women often go after older men, with established careers and incomes. If young women do date their age group then they go after men that have better looks, money, popularity and so on. So the end result is the vast majority of young men are completely dateless.

I remember when I was a young man, I absolutely struggled to get a date even though I tried very hard. I was always rejected. Women didn't even want to talk to me! If I small chatted with them they would always find some reason to get out of the conversation.

When I did actually manage to get a date it was because the woman specifically went after me. I had a small relationship with her but it mostly fizzled out over time.

I spent most of my youth simply working and getting my degree. Now I am 30 years old, have a solid career and excellent financials. I have a spouse now and I don't bother with these young entitled women anymore.

I think all men should do the same. Work hard, get a good career and then find a woman who is also financially successful.
Realise there is often a fine line between friends and friends with benefits. My advise would be let them know you find them attractive like offering compliments. Occasionally make a move to get closer, massage, touching etc. Spend time with them. It is likely they will be in the mood sooner or later and you will be the most convenient option.

Basically let them know your interested and ask. If you don't ask you won't get anything. But keep it light and occasional. And remember people can change their mind - so its ok to ask more than once.
Network Call Interface in Kotlin