skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Grandma moves to an apartment, her children move to apartments, her grandchildren move to apartments. Apartments are now actually affordable.

Otherwise your argument is "children and grandchildren of her everybody else pay $50,000 annual tax so she can keep living in this single family home and god forbid it were a multi-family or apartment building".
Aside from the stretches, you may find it useful to practice joint manipulation (’cracking the joints’) and joint mobilization (‘stretching the joints’). They can help with pain relief whilst you are recovering.
Ask HN: Best stack for local data with remote long term storage
Hi,

I have a small database box sitting in company A with a small amount of storage (i.e. 10GB).

In my company B, which has only about 99.00% uptime with company A (which has a slow internet connection), I have virtually unlimited storage and computing power.

I was wondering if anyone has ever heard of a database architecture that allows company A to host their local data until their database becomes too large, and then offloads rarely used rows to company B. Preferably, at that point, most common queries for recent data wouldn't need to hit company B.

It would also be nice if company B retained a non-ACID backup of company A, so that if company A has a hard drive failure, at most no more than a few hours of data might be lost.

What is this architecture called? Are there any open source solutions that support it?
Sounds similar to teaching a subject, or making a presentation about it. You will be forced to learn it very thoroughly yourself. "best way to learn something is to teach it to someone else".
Qualifying for a mortgage is much different than qualifying for a lease, however.
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Still waiting for those wonderful Khronos SDKs to come out.

Apparently LunarG SDK was the best they could make, which is quite telling.

Love how Vulkan extension count keeps rising every couple of weeks, not long to catch up with OpenGL 4.6 extension jungle.
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Could you not solve that issue with tariffs?
Electron apps probably to keep up with times I would say
Huawei overtakes Samsung as world’s biggest smartphone vendor
Her million dollar home?

> You realize millionaires would never vote for that or the politicians that support it?

So? What percentage of the electorate consists of millionaires?
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"Universal" is a lot vaguer than you claim. Even though you claimed that it means "no restrictions", you probably implicitly accept basic restrictions like "only for citizens" or "only people residing in the US" or "only people who bothered to register". "Universal" has practically never meant "free of all restrictions", but everyone who sees it thinks they know what those restrictions are and should be. Someone right now is probably thinking "obviously it doesn't include people who are in prison for life".

Beyond that, it's also ripe for political agitation because UBI would have fewer restrictions than welfare. You can already find provocative "news" segments about how disgraceful and undeserving welfare recipients are because they found one dude buying some crab meat or something using foodstamps. Imagine the outcry when people buy weed with UBI. The pressure to start policing and controlling UBI recipients would be enormous, even more than welfare which already has so many restrictions.
Ask HN: Is data privacy on the internet overrated?
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If the kind of open source you mention were actually valuable, there would be a market for it. You make a common mistake many people make when trying to calculate value: it has nothing to do with how much something is used, it has to do with the incentives for those creating it.

People do not casually write open source to make money (unless sponsored by a company). They do it for the recognition and for vanity, and I’d argue that popular open source software is not scarce as evidenced by how much there is of it. People will in fact rush to fill the void of open source such that the popular open source is more of a fluke than anything: if it wasn’t the react-router it would be something other nearly identical, where there are plenty of people waiting in line behind that.
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This is amazing and I have a gut feeling that it will revolutionize OSS.

I usually want to give say $30/month to OSS (personal use) and as a professional, I would have the authority to donate $300/month.

This would be great to not worry about individual donations, and just based on one-click or even just divide up the funds equally amongst all of my starred projects.
Also, she doesn't actually have the money. She has to live somewhere. Sure she could downsize, but I think it's considered pretty mean to make old people move house just because property prices got expensive around them.
What's interesting is while this is happening I'm seeing a strong push in placed like reddit for folks to register to vote by mail. It kind of feels like election interference - intentionally slow down the mail, and at the same time encourage Democrats to vote by mail.
I can't see why it's an advantage.
Yes, FAISS not FLANN. my mistake.
cann't correct it now. because edit time is gone.
A huge improvement over JSON, but you still implement Tony Hoare's billion dollar mistake! There also appear to be no schemas / static types or sum types (the dual to records)? A schema would allow to you to overload the string literal, rather than require all those prefixes.

A data-exchange format is essentially developing a mini-language. Even if we prohibit abstraction, we still want rich static types and the ability to define new types (algebraic types, nominal types). Taking inspiration from programming language theory, will hopefully help avoid a result like Google Protobufs, which is awkward, ad-hoc and non-compositional.
I don’t have issues with people owning billions, AND I’m for a UBI (though not in the US, you have way too many issues to fix before even considering one IMHO).

Weird isn’t it? Maybe things aren’t as black and white as you said and nuances are possible.
A web-based spreadsheet, the code is under the MIT License, seems to have some (/many?) features of the commercial products.
For the shoulder pain - here are some insights on the topic:

1. If you have previously suffered from any shoulder injury or ailment, it is good to regularly perform a few simple range-of-motion exercises to keep your shoulder muscles and tendons properly stretched and flexible. This will avoid recurrence or a frozen shoulder.

2. Drink a few glasses of warm lemon water daily to prevent mineral deposits in the joints that can cause pain in your shoulder (and other body parts).

3. Cold compresses are great for alleviating shoulder pain.

4. Hot compresses also help treat shoulder pain, inflammation, and swelling.

5. Massage is another good way to reduce shoulder pain :D

6. Vitamin D is important for cartilage and muscle functioning. Lack of vitamin D in the body can cause general muscle pain and muscle cramps.

7. Ginger contains antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties that help reduce pain and inflammation of any kind, including shoulder pain. Ginger tea is great IMO :D

8. Do not forget to stretch with Stretchbit daily. Healthy habits will help you get rid of the problem
Net change for person = (average tax paid) - (tax paid by person)

If that poor person tax burden is lower than average (even if it's higher percentage of income) redistributive properties of "fee and dividend" scheme would actually lead to increased income.

Let's look at some of some sectors and who would spend more on it.

Energy: the richer you are the more you spend on heating and cooling (just due to bigger homes), some extra appliances, etc.

Food: the most greenhouse intensive type of food is probably meat[1]. The more price sensitive you are the more you will switch to alternatives: either poultry (25% as bad as beef) or more plants.

Transport: unclear: older cars may have worse fuel efficiency, but I would expect more travel with more money

[1] https://www.greeneatz.com/foods-carbon-footprint.html
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Gradually increase tax on rental income until its undesirable to own property you don't live in.
You could use C with the TI-84 Plus CE. That gave direct hardware access to the memory-mapped display. Python is no substitute for C. Languages like C are far better for getting a feel for how computers truly work.
Just to calibrate that with some prices elsewhere:

1 US gallon = 3.8 litres

$7.84 per gallon = $2.06/€1.75 per litre

Russia €0.55/$0.65 per litre

China €0.80/$0.94

Spain €1.66/$1.95

Germany €1.29/$1.51

UK €1.21/$1.42

Netherlands €1.67/$1.96
It's never allowed, part of the reason is you need to install Chinese IME to begin with.
I've noticed the same thing (post covid).

One usps package never arrived. It's been under investigation for > 1 month.

One (ironically amazon) package shipped via usps came 1 month late, in a non-amazon box, with the original label slapped on a cutout where the non-amazon box label used to be. The package was 2 pairs of pants, 4 dvds and a usb gizmo. What arrived was 1 pair of pants and a usb gizmo. Everything else was just gone. Thank goodness it was an amazon package -- called them up, they refunded immediately and the replacements are on the way.
> she doesn't actually have the money

This is trivially solved with a home equity loan. (If this proposal were broadened, non-recourse home equity loans for purposes of paying this tax would need to be expanded.)
Not in Berlin. It's tax free after a few years only, to prevent people from flipping houses.

Also capital gains tax is around 26% (incl. solidarity surcharge), if it hasn't changed.

However there are other scary things about house ownership in Germany. For example being liable for street work in front of your house for the first few decades. The city can decide to repave the street and stick residents with the bill.
Well, that was 3 years before the launch of the iPhone. It totally made sense at that time.
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I would love to take part in such an experiment and be on UBI while the rest of society is not.
Yes, Exactly same as you described.
Don’t forget that $1T of that total $4T is just spent on social security — this could potentially replace social security, so that number could go towards UBI instead

I’m not sold on UBI but it does sound possible
What leads you to believe the difference is in the quality of the employee and not the quality of the manager?
Wasn't the kludge in some Apollos that they had two 68000s arranged so they did exactly the same thing, but with one delayed? If the leading one hit a page fault, they would generate an NMI for the trailing one before it too hit the page fault?

Wow, that's the kludgiest kludge and the stupidest clever thing I've ever heard. Wikipedia agrees with you so it seems you remember correctly.

"This system used two 68000 processors and implemented virtual memory (which the 68000 wasn't theoretically capable of) by stopping one processor when there was a page fault and having the other processor handle the fault, then release the primary processor when the page fault was handled."
Does anyone actually use secure boot in the intended way? As in: adding a key to the register and then booting a binary with that key.

I'd guess everyone simply disables secure boot and installs their system. Then, what is the point of secure boot?

I'm pretty ignorant about this stuff, but secure boot makes no sense to me.
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Yes stay home, eat healthy low carbon foods, read, study, exercise, create things, be productive. Make the most of life and enjoy it.
I use lots of commercial software, so this is more a kind of philosophical question.

Many that still bash Microsoft for EEE practices, are the first in the line killing GPL based stacks, pushing BSD and MIT licenses, which most of the time end up with selected updates in upstream and gold features only on the commercial products.

Which kind of makes sense, supermarkets don't take PR, but it is a kind of two weight two measures.
https://liberapay.com/

Liberapay sort of does it that way, though their payment processor has made it somewhat difficult. Basically you pay them 50$ and then you decide how much you're going to sent to projects and how often.

For example, I donate about 0.50ct each month to mastodon (sadly I do not have much expendable income at the moment). But it means I can spread little money into donations over an entire year.

I think they still need to make a percentage-mode, where I allocate money from my pool on percentages (ie, 20% of the money to mastodon over a year, every month, results in 0.83$ every month being transferred, or 10$ over the year)
The Planet Money episode is about a revenue neutral carbon tax. UBI funded carbon tax doesn't make any sense to tie those 2 things together. Carbon emissions would decrease with a carbon tax, but the amount of revenue needed for UBI would stay roughly the same. This means we would need to tax carbon even more. This would create a feedback loop where energy is prices explode uncontrollably. Basically, if you live in Alaska and need to heat your house and drive a truck, you're basically screwed.
Was it removed because “exact scale” only makes sense if the article is printed on a specific paper size, which isn’t specified?
I can't see why more options to choose from is not an advantage.
glTF 2.0 breakthrough adoption was triggered by Microsoft contributions to move glTF 1.0 beyond WebGL as target API.
I can tell you. I first used Logo Writer when I was in 2nd grade (in the 80s) and I thought it was cool. But, the "usefulness" of computers never hit me until the following year when a teacher brought in the Turtle robot and I made my logo writer "program" write to actual paper. Everything fell into place from there. I went to the library and got books to learn BASIC. I went to computer "camps" in the summer at the local university. Etc. I've been a professional programmer now for 15 years. Taking programs from the screen to hardware is what got me really excited.
Acrophobia, anyone?
Is this really a concern though? In this situation, adding a dependency to your project means making a decision to divert some of your funding to them as well. It gives an incentive to avoid adding unnecessary dependencies.
Does anyone else remember maybe 10 or 20 years ago the post office did this whole restructure to significantly increase speed?

It used to take 5 days for first class mail and they reduced it to 2, at significant cost, but they were trying to complete with email.

Seems like we are going back to those days. But maybe it doesn't matter, do many people really rely on mail speed these days when you can send an email?
C is a bad language, but it's still less bad than all the others a reasonable person would use to write an OS (so functional languages don't apply).
I made something similar for myself, but my needs were to see local and UTC time, and to copy current unix timestamp and current ISO date-time string.

Also has some typographic trickery so the width of time shown is always constant, and doesn't "flicker" on the menu bar moving other icons by few pixels every minute.

Here it is in a gist: https://gist.github.com/erkiesken/e13943550c4b2ba03779d5eac5...
Windows repair likes doing it.

I've had it nuke my bootloader a few times when I used to sill dualboot (now full Linux).

One time the windows installer confused the encrypted LVM disk with a corrupted NTFS partition (because it had an NTFS partition on it at some point and underlying data wasn't wiped properly) and tried to fix it. Suffice to say, that required a back restore, so now all my encrypted disks have a 100MiB NTFS buffer partition for Windows repair to fuck around it (until I removed dualboot, I occassionally found remnants of an attempted repair in them)
It's going to be an interesting natural (unnatural?) experiment to watch with NHL playoffs, with the teams playing in the "Bubble" in Edmonton and Toronto. No crowds, no noise, no pump-up-music. Would probably feel closer to an outdoor game.
> What I observe among today's people of these regions ..., regardless of their age, is defeatism and lack of confidence.

My personal experience (mainly from visits to Bosnia) confirms that.
In my opinion, the ongoing brain drain is a main reason behind it. It's a rational choice for talented and motivated young people to move to a Western European country, thus many do so. Unfortunately, the result is that those not leaving have a very hard time forming a critical mass which could break through the various deadlocks left behind by the war years.
The TI-84+ doesn't even have a test mode. You can have data that survives a RAM clear by grouping and ungrouping the data.
Blender still needs to improve a lot to compete against Renderman, Octane Render, Hyperion Renderer and similar.
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The proper fix is to store user data and run user code only when removable media is inserted. The calculator could hardware-disable flash writes when removable media is detected, and then do a full reset when removable media is removed.

Ideally it would be an SD-card plugged in at the top edge of the calculator. The area around that connector could be clear plastic, with visible circuit traces running to the CPU.
The change will be incremental, policy makers will have time to see that the funding is evaporating and identify alternative sources. For example, increased GDP from an economy no longer plagued by pollution and the devastating weather events caused by climate change.
You are forgetting that the idea is to give ALL the money taken in by the carbon tax back to the people. Everyone gets the same amount. That means, if you use less than the average amount of carbon, you will make money.

Poor people use less than the average amount of carbon, therefore they come out ahead. Rich people will pay more carbon tax than they get back in UBI.
From what I understand this is coupled with a delay in counting of mail in votes.
And even with their continuous roadmap reboots, old stuff still keeps working and can be targeted today.
In arch you can choose the bootloader as well. The recommendation I hear a lot and that I use is systemd-boot (formerly gummiboot), which strangely doesn't have much to do with systemd.

It can pick up Windows for multiboot and is straightforward to configure (can even be configured from a windows live disk if you mount that FAT partition).
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Another tip: when writing communication (like email), start with TL;DR. Explain quickly who should read it and why. Start with the important stuff first, follow up with details and less important stuff.
Looks similar to every spreadsheet since Visicalc....
One more thing to note here -> Stretchbit's features do not include reminders only. The app provides you with a set of several stretching exercises targeted towards a particular body area (hands, wrists, legs, glutes, eyes, etc.).

Then, it guides you throughout the full stretching workout which takes anywhere between 2-5 minutes.

This week we released 6 professional stretching programs as well - for good posture, flexible lower-back, joint health in the office, toning exercises, etc.

I hope this gave a little bit more clarity on what the app looks like :)
They don't eat more food, but they travel more, they buy more produced goods, they buy more cars, etc.
> there will be some other service that doesn’t do this so the user is still vulnerable to credential stuffing - just not on your service.

"If they don't practice good security, why should we?"

The other points would have been stronger if he'd just admit that there is this small advantage to sms2fa. As is, he's making a ridiculous argument in an attempt to make the issue wholly black and white.
I've got Mini vMac Color working with System 7.5, send me an email if you want it!
AMD64 would never happen without Intel licenses, so Intel wouldn't never need to worry to access to something that legally could never happen.

So how are those AVX instructions support going on AMDs?
Excel has 30 million lines of code, now that's nuts.
Agreed on the framing, coupling and on carbon tax generally. Carbon taxes are a sort of economic theory gone rogue as it hits the political scene. I am extremely frustrated that the green side of politics is pushing this so hard. It's a dead end.

Disagree totally on UBI. A rational UBI plan would recover 25%-50% of the UBI somehow. Income tax, a VAT or other mechanism. In addition, a UBI takes pressure and saves costs of other social programs. Directly reduce poverty. Have less poverty. Spend less on other poverty reduction programs. There is also a strong "stimulus" effect. UBI generates economic activity. That get taxed. Government revenue increases.

Considering the benefits, I think it's a no-brainer for countries with a strong enough economy to support it.

A lot of the benefits are unknown, but I suspect some of the biggest wins will be in some of the most intractable problem areas. A big one currently is the town/city dichotomy. Successful cities are very successful. High salaries. Career opportunities. Low unemployment. Unfortunately, much of that is eaten up by inflation local to these cities.

UBI is geo-agnostic income. The effects on cheap, lower income areas could be very profound. Bear in mind that this problem is a graveyard of failed policies. A lot has been tried. Little has worked. This has much better odds.