skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Other than some interesting themes and anecdotes, I’d be very careful to draw any conclusions based on the survey.

There are many intuitive reasons why unsuccessfully unschooled people would not answer this survey.

A huge concern with unschooling is lack of social development, and the respondents are found through social networks.

In the worst case, suicide would prevent someone from answering the survey.

The title is misleading because the survey can’t possibly answer the question with a survey like this, and without addressing the issue of equal opportunity, which might be the biggest factor when designing education.
I can view it just fine here in Germany. Hm, wonder what's up with that.
If it has to come to this, I would want some universities to start classes with a focus on mental health in the respective professions related to area of study. It would preserve relevancy to the field of study as well as promote discussion on a topic that's considered somewhat taboo.
Not to mention their extensive recycling programme.
Without consulting Stack Overflow, describe the “...” operator in Perl.

As for other one-liners, when the one line is actually five instructions squished together inside a ternary operator, you’re probably better off expanding it to an if statement and consuming ten lines of vertical space.

Clarity is far better than terse code that suffers from leaning toothpick syndrome.
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Imagine those kids on which the school fails without the school, at home or in the street 100% of the time.

I had a very special physics teacher for a few years. I know for a fact my parents couldn't replace him however hard they tried (physics wasn't high on their priority list so they probably wouldn't try any harder than the "normal" standard). I could have been something else but I know I wouldn't be what I am.
For those 100+ there are many companies and service provider which will help them built a highly customized and resilient system based on these open source that too with better flexibility and still very cost effective. The advantage offered by Shopify and Bigcommerce is good for companies with few SKU's or mom-pop kind of stores. If you really go through the links you can see the quality of the code and ease of use, its much better than what's offered by both Shopify and BigCommerce.

Also as the source is under the company using the system, they maintain a full control over their own destiny instead of depending on the whims of Shopify and BigCommerce.
At the point when control algorithms get good enough for them to be easily trainable to high performance on varied tasks, that price becomes quite cheap.
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dupe from a month ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23473335

(junk study; assumes the masks are effective and then makes predictions based on that assumption https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23477485)

RE: Forgot? That's backwards. The government operates only with the consent of the people. It's why we have juries.

For how long are you ok with the fake masks that say right on the box not designed for viruses? Forever? Pretending a it's going to just go away is getting old. Roughly 1/3 of common cold viruses are corona-class.

We all know the typical hand wave explanation about droplets. Sneezing or coughing are the only significant producers of large particles that the fake masks catch, and I haven't seen a person sneeze or cough in public in a oddly long time.

CDC Influenza and pneumonia deaths by influenza season and age: United States, 2008–2015: https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/health_policy/influenza-and-pn... (these are not estimates, see the footnote)

2015-2016
Flu: 7,961
Pneumonia: 131,858
All: 1,769,940

Mask psychology: https://stpauls.vxcommunity.com/Issue/Us-Experiment-On-Infan...

Deliberate problems: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGAlQbWCi6Y

Covid-19 death vs COVID-19+ death: http://v6y.net/1541e03e6cfd1442590bc7b5476f88c30a29a0d881bdb...

Excess deaths are the only real measure: https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid19/index.htm
Instead of building robots, perhaps we should allow low cost care workers to help immobile people. These care workers can be sourced locally or abroad (immigrants). Boom. You've just lifted someone out of poverty and helped an immobile human get a live human care taker.
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San Francisco voters regularly vote against their own interests. For example, a plurality of renters vote in favor of NIMBY policies.

It transcends party lines for the most part, too. Homeowners vote to preserve their investments by restricting competition. Government complies, every single time.

You can't unfold a lawn chair in NYC without a permit to do so from the Department of Lawn Chairs.

This absolutely decimates the working class, and politicians know it does.
> Indeed shopify itself use many components from rails eco-system built by Spree and Solidus community.

I highly doubt that. Which ones do you have in mind?
I don’t know if it’s still “a thing” or whether showing my years here, but wouldn’t you be better served by setting up a RADIUS-based authentication system?

I used to have one at home (2011-2016), using nothing but a Mac Mini Server (which was mainly deducted to other tasks) to serve as the RADIUS authority and a perfectly normal Apple AirPort network.

Worked perfectly for years. The only reason I retired the system is that a home server and systems such as those are a bit of an overkill for somebody who lives alone, used the same three devices regularly, and basically just wanted to go home and forget about enterprise IT-type stuff.
Musicians are the ultimate consumers. They spend a lot of money on their style and substance, and are generally easy to get recurring revenues from, if you can push the right buttons.

(Disclaimer: worked in the MI business for decades. It always fills me with a sense of wonder, the things people will buy to make themselves sound different from others while also conforming to industry expectations...)
This is a pretty short (and poorly styled) blog post that just links a much deeper dive, the latter of which should IMHO be where this submission links:

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/airpods-pro-rattlegate....
How would it knacker the macOS desktop? I'm honestly curious, as I view brew as an indispensable tool on pretty much anything I do on a daily basis. I don't see it as replacing anything, but rather as supplementing macOS in so many aspects.
That's double blind tests have been telling since forever.
You should still do it! I'm sure you will have a lot of fun, and it's perfectly normal to do something that has already been done before, it happens all the time. Your solution doesn't have to be better, but it will be different and interesting.
Ask HN: Can I sample podcasts like trailers or tweets?
With the explosion of podcasts, I find myself struggling to keep with my playlist. Is there a way to sample podcasts similar to tweets and then listen to ones of interest? More recently, I also find the same guests showing up at many of the podcasts that I follow.
I've tried to somewhat curate where the links are retrieved from, but the fetcher isn't javascript aware.

In cases such as paywalls or heavy JS usage, you'll probably see an empty summary.
Ah ok, so you wrote your own mapping of object relations.
It would maybe work, but it would also vastly complicate everything. Debugging and logging, setup, maintenance would all be rigged to support that address reuse.
> Also tools such as Airbrake or Sentry often send all your ENV variables to the error collection server, effectively exposing your secret values.

That only happens if whoever deployed those services screwed up badly and failed to configure any kind of filtering.

I mean, airbrake specifically refers to their filtering system as best practices to avoid leak sensitive data.

https://airbrake.io/product/security

You're not commenting on a problem with env variables. You're commenting how poorly deployed and configured logging services can leak secrets.
Same here, just with an XPS13 - the laptop had insane(and I'm not exaggerating) coil whine, and also would randomly not go to sleep just stay on and slowly cook itself in a whatever case you put it in. Dell replaced the mobo 3(!!!) times, then finally replied that it was the last time they will repair that machine due to these issues for me and that was that.
3 weeks ago there was a blip at the end of the cases chart just like this one. You don't need to be a super genius to understand that the growth rate in deaths is roughly going to lag the growth rate in cases by about the amount of time it takes someone to die, which is about 3 weeks.

3 weeks from today we will have about 2200 deaths per day, based on the 7 day moving average.
It's easy to underestimate how important scenes are in music - clubs, musicians, DJs, producers, promoters, managers, vinyl stores, even musical instrument stores - all cross-networking and building organic scenes which incubate influential styles.

Scenes exist on social media, but they're much more diffuse and for some reason are more likely to tinged with irony and/or nostalgia. So they seem to be less effective and - ironically - less experimental and creatively diverse.
I do not understand: what are we talking about? Is "unschooling" in your interpretation just "not following a fix curriculum" ?

If that's the case, and you still go to a school while unschooled (which seems oxymoronic), why would there be issues with socialization?
Just realized she also died, WTF.
It's just, such a terrible thing to think about. Nothing you can do either.
Nice. Certainly more affordable than the huge Willow Garage machine, although that could fold laundry. This thing will probably be showing up in robot research labs. If they sold a reasonable number it could be much cheaper.

The arm is not very rigid. Notice there's a barcode target on the end effector base (the "wrist") where the camera can see it. So the system can compensate for some bend. That's in some ways better than building a super-rigid structure.

I'm surprised there isn't a camera or two out at the end of the arm, for fine positioning. Cell phone camera parts are so cheap now that's a no-brainer.
If you think it sucks that your idea was done before you by... Google ... you need to cut yourself some more slack.
The first iPad has only 256MB of RAM that's half of iPhone 4 that has same SoC and smaller screen. Really awful decision.
for thousands of years the majority of people didn't know how to read, I am not sure that's an argument for kids not needing access to schools.
I think about this a lot.

Twitter and FB brought a lot of people to the internet who weren't exposed to cultural things like Rule 14 that I feel went a long way to maintaining civility.

They also normalized bringing your identity online. Back in the days i.e. when slashdot would have been HN everyone was anonymous. I feel like it made it easier to focus on ideas instead of the people saying them.

Ah simpler times...
Wouldn't you pay for a robot what you would pay for a car if it can help you do your regular housekeeping? A $15k car arguably provides less value if you mostly use it to ferry you from home to work and back.
Trying different masks, different pressure settings, or different ramp up time might help you adjust to the CPAP better. Mandibular advancement splint might be an option? It's definitely worth talking to your sleep specialist about finding something that works for you. There's a reason why sleep deprivation is used as torture, not to mention the long-term effects of unmanaged OSA
People used to say the same things about dishwashers, vacuum cleaners, powered lawn mowers, etc. Heck, one could imagine Og the caveperson lamenting that their kids don’t know how to drag stones properly anymore given that new fangled wheel invention. Don’t worry, we will find other ways to discipline and train our kids as tech marches forward.
This is such a unique story, thank you for sharing
You’re talking about 12 years of day care. America already has a crisis of kids getting poor educations at school and going home to uninvolved parents, ending up on the street. Homeschoolers don’t cause that. Unschooling does not mean kids stuck at home or on the street.

Your parents probably could have hired that special physics teacher as a tutor to supplement his likely terrible teacher’s salary. I wasn’t especially rich raising my kids and I could afford tutors, classes, activities for them. There’s a big community of homeschoolers who pitch in together to fill in the gaps. I used to give free programming classes to kids, other homeschooling parents taught music, sports, math, etc.

The biggest misconception about homeschooling is that the children are isolated and deprived of social contact and access to adults who can teach and mentor them. That may be true for people in rural areas, and it’s certainly true for religious fundamentalists who keep their children out of a society they view as dangerous or immoral. But there’s a big world of secular homeschoolers (in the US, at least) and if my kids wanted to study physics — not my expertise — I could have found tutors and classes for them. They could have attended college classes as teenagers in Oregon at least.
I still miss the old Newsstand app [1] that was replaced with the Apple News aggregator in iOS 9. I liked having distinct apps for distinct publications grouped under the specially styled folder.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newsstand_(software)
I’ve only ever used the low level lxc-* tools to manage IPv6 only containers on one host. What are some things that would be easier with LXD? I’ve always wanted to try it but never found the motivation.
If you actually had a simple hack that reliably made children clean up after themselves, and could somehow sell it for money without it being instantly pirated, you would make rather more billions of dollars than Aaron Edsinger's robot ever would.
I transcribed this into markdown: https://gist.github.com/cellularmitosis/f46e5d4d103da2d7577f...
Normally when newsworthy deaths occur, I'm not affected. However, Grant's death really hits home for some reason. I first saw him on Mythbusters. He seemed like such a nice and brilliant guy.
Something like this?

https://futurism.com/robot-waiters-paralysis
Thanks for posting, Jimmygrapes.
The problem with the term “unschooled” is that it implies hands-off teaching. It isn’t that. It is guided, self-directed learning.

Couple this with the very real problem of neglected home schoolers, it is quite a problematic word.

One value of the public school system is that it does meet some minimum amount of care, and it does allow home problems to be mitigated. At least kids get 1-2 meals a day at school, which some “home schooled” kids don’t get.
Both Kafka and Pulsar have this kind of bottleneck in your scenario -- say, one "hot" write partition.

If one Kafka broker or BookKeeper bookie node cannot keep up with the write load (e.g. network or disk too slow, CPU util too high), you must add more partitions. For Kafka, for the reasons you already mentioned. For BookKeeper (and Pulsar), because only a single ledger of a topic-partition is open for writes at any given time.
There are a couple github datasets in BigQuery, this might work for your usecase.
This is incorrect, the LLVM project has an official Fortran compiler in tree called flang: https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/tree/master/flang

It is quite hard to write portable Fortran code, but code that at least compiles with PGI should compile with that as well.
> If you meet at 30, you can cut that shorter a bit and that's fine because most people know what they want in life at 30.

I'd like to meet that "most people" you mentioned. So far, everyone I ever knew at best was conformed with the constraints placed on their life.
That’s the exact opposite of how most robotics are going for more specialized machines, not less. It is an interesting prospect, but what would be saved in space would be lost in more energy and water used (not to mention hygiene, we’ve used our dishwasher a lot more since we have had a kid to disinfect).
> Tech Twitter needs some sort of filter to keep them out.

Tech Twitter manages to generate a fair amount of de novo BS without any involvement from journalists.
Rewrote a logging framework that logged petabytes per day.
I was in boarding school from the age of 9-15 in the UK.

For me, it was an absolutely horrific experience. I was physically and emotionally abused and bullied for the entire time I was there due to being very obviously sensitive and an easy target.

I did not do well at academics of any kind because I was mainly dealing with the emotional effects and also just didn't "get" it. My only pass was in art, which I didn't really like and was not very good at everything else was a fail. I was pretty sure that I was stupid and was not academic at all.

They had a computer lab with BBC Model B and I tried some basic coding and I was not interested in it.

I left school at 15 and then travelled around Europe and came back to London where I spent a few years working high street jobs (shoe shop sales, etc).

Then, when I was 18 a friend of mine got me a job as a courier at a firm of architects (1987). They had Macs and I became interested because I had a go and I seemed to understand how to use them. I made a few newsletters for the company in Quark Express.

Feeling kind of cocky I BS'd my way into a Tech Support position at an Apple store in London. After a year working there I was enjoying helping customers. I even made a few experiments in Hyper Card and realized I quite liked computers.

A few years later "the internet" happened and I wanted to make a "chat" site, so I learned "C" because I was obsessed that I needed to learn "the absolute fastest language" to write a cgi script.

(the irony, the html cgi chat script executed instantaneously but took aaaages to get around the internet and down peoples modems)

Anyway, I kept coding, moved to perl, then php, then javascript, then mobile and now I love all things computers.

Long story short, I was able to have a career in spite of school not because of it.

For me, school was the worst experience of my life. When I look back on it I see a dark time in a sort of psychological prison that lasted for years.

I find it hard to think of school in a positive light and that might be why one of my roles is being CTO of a company that's main goal is to modernize education.

For me, I only started to be inquisitive and learn "anything" after I had been out of the school environment for 3 years.

I no longer think I am stupid or unable to do anything academic. I plan on revisiting Math one day when I have gotten all this entrepreneurial stuff out of my system.
Exactly. At mass production, the marginal cost of building a robot will be similar to that of an automobile. The value it provides (depending on the application) will be similar too, if not greater.
Something that hits stubborn spots with a water jet would be useful. More for commercial dishwashing, though.
i think a "master slave" architecture has become a very clear pattern in distributed systems, that anyone in the field recognize (as something opposed to a peer to peer for example).

this is precious, because it saves a lot of explanation time and ambiguities.

Once again i wouldn't mind using a different term if it made things even clearer for a given case. But only for this reason, and not for PC.
>1. They're stored right next to variables like PATH, JAVA_HOME, LC_ALL and PYTHONPATH which people might plausibly decide to log out every time

No, they aren't. You just create a .env file in your project root and run "source .env" before you run your application.

Unlike Windows there are no global environment variables on Linux. All of them are hierarchical and only exist within the process they were created and its children.
That argument is pretty old and stale.

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020/06/24/taxpayer-funde...

https://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/racism-in-chess-whi...
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100% agree about age difference from personal experience.

I grew up in Soviet Union where I was free ranging in my “hood” after school, weekends and all summer.

We had a big, diverse age group of friends. I’ve learned a lot from the older guys. Both factual knowledge and just how to behave / interact / fit in (soft skills).

I also see a lot of this in Vietnam where kids are just hanging out without age discrimination and they seem to be super happy.
Had them since January, not a single issue. Perhaps eu gets different batches.
Oh definitely agree. Mainly I find the cost model interesting because it’s so simple and contained. Cardinality estimation is a hard problem and requires real expertise. But the easy wins you get by just throwing out something based on old assumptions like the cost model is fun!
I don't think nostrebored said beer_cub's experience could not have been unschooling. nostrebored instead said that some unschooling is different than beer_cub's experience, and gave the anecdote that everyone nostrebored met had a different experience than beer_cub.
I highly recommend people read HCF 2002 (and its follow up HCF 2005) to see what precisely Chomsky thinks on this subject. I tracked down a copy if anyone is interested in reading it:

* HCF 2002 -- http://psych.colorado.edu/~kimlab/hauser.chomsky.fitch.scien...

* HCF 2005 -- https://dash.harvard.edu/bitstream/handle/1/3117935/hauser_e...