skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Another thing Patreon offers is a central place to support many creators (of various types) with a single profile. I mostly support youtubers, some web comic makers, and some podcasts. Ans already having the profile makes it very low friction to support new creators (if only I had money for that). So it's a bit hard to see podcast creators trying out a new platform - network effects at play and all.
Most of it is just using the ICAO/NATO phonetic alphabet to identify taxiways by their one- or two-letter codes. It makes a bit more sense if you have a JFK taxiway map in front of you.
Walmart is not a monopoly at all.
I don't understand. Those countries were able to make it out without going "through" the massive death rates of countries like Sweden and the US. Do you think they are just delaying the inevitable? Will the whole world end up with a death rate as high as SWE?
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Thanks. I should have thought to check on Wikipedia!

If you are willing to wait and just judge by eventually realised revenue, Waymo might still turn out to be a loss. But if you judge by current valuations (which reflect informed investors best guess of future revenue streams), then even after a recent major decrease we still have 30 billions USD.

That looks pretty decent for an investment of 1.1B + ~3B total.
I've never lived in the US either, but I got a phone call from my partner who was panicking about George Bush starting WW3. I said that wasn't really a concern, it was just a terrorist attack and you can't really nuke terrorists.

To be fair, we never really know what some of the more loopy US presidents may do, though.
>You're just making up stuff. You have no idea what you're talking about. You're clearly not a Mac developer.

What are you talking about? That's basically the process.

>I mean, I could go through that whole thing and refute it line-by-line

But you'd only have some inconsequential pedantic details to change.
The claim in the article is unfounded. Prices have increased due to states cutting way back on funding, because of easy of getting loans (just one prong of the problem), need to have a college degree just to get your foot in the door (demand), and mismanagement by school management to build facilities students can't afford.
mtr -z? I mean, it is a good learning effort, but if someone doesn’t know about mtr, they should:
https://bitwizard.nl/mtr/
This kind of thing has to involve cultural change where people internalize on a deep level that looking celebs up is a big no-no. You have to judge people by contemporary standards, and for this reason I think you do not deserve as much punishment as future offenders.
The inflation is also of course simultaneously blatant in healthcare, many prominent commodities, housing, vehicles, and so on.

We could easily restrain the cost increases - which has far exceeded the rate of fiat destruction - by changing wildly irresponsible Federal loan backing. It wouldn't take much to begin tipping the cost inflation backwards, we could roll it back gently and it'd make a big difference over time versus continuing the upward climb. We could flatten it and let inflation chew it up over time in real terms. We don't have any politicians that are intelligent (wise?) enough or brave enough to do it.

Most politicians are cowards. Good luck finding one willing to step in front of the higher education train (everyone must get a four year degree in their Cracker Jack box). Suddenly all the headlines would be that Joe Politician doesn't want little Johnny to go to college, Joe Politician is depriving our children of access to college, Joe Politician is stealing our children's futures! And so on. The triggered propaganda flood would instantly drown anyone that dared to go near it.

The US only has two primary political types on this topic: those that ignore the problem, not wanting to go near it for the political consequences; or those that are only capable of arguing in favor of a lot more spending as a solution (as though the US can afford that, especially when the problem is that costs are already far out of line with peers around the world).
It makes sense. Income taxes are progressive, which means you pay (percentually) more the more you earn.

Let's see an example. Say that the payer earns 120k pre-tax. Now:

a) If you tax the recipient the judge orders a 60k/60k split. After the split both parties get taxed for 60k, which lands them on the 22% marginal tax rate bracket. In the end each party effectively pays 11k in taxes, and hence gets 49k post-taxes.

b) If you tax the earner they pay taxes first, hitting the 24% tax rate bracket and effectively paying ~29k in taxes. So you spit the remaining 91k and each party gets 45.5k post-taxes.

Definitely a lose-lose.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Income_tax_in_the_United_State...
Usually, the best solution to putting Linux on a dual-GPU nvidia laptop is to stop doing it and go do something else.
I think we may be aligned in thinking that the evolution of the complexity within our cells is a greater marvel than the evolution of complex intelligence building on the base of the eukaryotic cell.

But perhaps we don't need to model cells, we could use real cells for that. If the connectome is the fragile short lived structure, we could model that in software, with the cellular level modelled by a vast array of vivisected tardigrades.

Ok probably not tardigrades, probably small replaceable batteries of human neural tissue.

But I do like that phase about future humans being 'bootstapped from tardigrades"
Yes, usually the standard of living for everyone drops after the marriage. If the higher earner goes on to make more money, the lower-earning spouse can, in CA anyway, ask you for more money up to what it takes to provide the standard of living established in the marriage.
Na he just means when developing something the first thing you try to do is think how can this be abused.

By handing out jobs to the closest device and not checking the last job that device received is poor programming.
Look at their p/e and compare it to alternative investments. Over- and undervaluation depends on the return investors expect.

Investors are increasingly happy with smaller ROI and Apple is good relative to alternatives. Money is moving from bad companies to good companies, decreasing the ROI from good companies.
OTOH we're ordering in like never before
The media is controlled by the billionaires. They will never allow the narrative to turn against them.
Remember that scene in "The Accountant" movie where the accountant says "No, the company's truck" meaning that since the truck is kinda used to carry some fluff that the family eventually sells, the truck gets a special tax status. In other words, since you use half of your house as an office, can you deduct half of your mortgage from taxes?
Quite exciting, I've been keen to realise my iPad for this sort of thing, and have experimented with code-server.

Does make me lament the fact that I can't tap into the perfectly viable OS beneath the hood, but oh well.
High housing costs make people financially vulnerable. Then all it takes is illness or an unexpected bill to miss rent and get evicted.

High housing costs mean housing vouchers cover fewer people with its budget.

> They usually have some kind of mental problem or drug addiction, not just “they can’t afford rent”.

I suspect you're making assumptions based on the more visible homeless people you see, but if there's any data to back that up I'd love to see it.

calmatters.org does some of the best reporting on housing and homelessness topics. For example https://calmatters.org/explainers/californias-homelessness-c...
A visualization for those exchanges: https://youtu.be/GcFfVEstt4o
We should have listened to Ted Nelson the first time around. For Nelson, hypertext is not just hyperlinked text. It's a permanent repository of text with hyperlinks and transclusions, both being permanent references, and DRM to ensure the rightsholders of linked/transcluded text get automatically remunerated whenever their work is downloaded/read, and a microtransaction system to enable such remuneration.

Tim Berners-Lee thought he could nick just the "good bits" from this model -- or rather, the low-hanging fruit, punting the tricky-to-implement stuff until later -- but you really need all of the parts, otherwise you will have a broken, half-working (if that) system with seams showing all over the place.

It's time to realize that Project Xanadu was the correct way to view hypertext, and compromising on that vision has cost us dearly.
I listened to the first one on that list "chill gaming" and.. part way in ... it skips! is that part of the experience?
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Also, wouldn't sitting in the back row of this feel like a roller coaster during turns?
Withholding health insurance is also a powerful tool for breaking/preventing strikes. While it would save employers money, it would also reduce their leverage, and workers would be able to move on to other demands, or quit

huffpost.com/us/entry/us_5d814caae4b0ddcef50a1460
That supply and demand would change greatly if the 20 miles outside of the city center wasn't restricted to 3 stories.. Artificially tilts supply to nothing. Local owners want to keep it cause their prop value would drop and not in my backyard. Really really simple. If the state would override the locals, and zone it better, sf wouldn't be the most unaffordable city.
That was arguably an application specific issue, though the OS was painful to code for. I actually coded some classic Mac OS networking code and it was insanely easy to mess things up, but eventually it ended up being rock solid. The trick was all level interrupts where supposed to only do almost nothing. You couldn’t allocate memory for example which was a major hint of just how minimal those functions needed to be.

Worse with cooperative multitasking any running application could mess things up.
Why not? Otherwise the firefighters would just play landhockey and BBC in the wait for fires like where I live.
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I don't see drastic pulling time reduction by migrating from DockerHub.

I have 2GB container image, originally pulling takes 31-44sec. After migrating to ghcr.io, it was 38sec. Image is set public and running on a private(org) repository Action.

How much faster should we expect?
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Just for example. I work for the US government as a contractor. I get overtime if I work after 5pm or weekends. Working Sunday, 5-9pm, my rate is 3x normal. Plus, I make my own hours. So naturally, my work day is 3-9pm m-f and 5-9 sat/sun.

I'm abusing the system and everyone where I am does the same if they can. I tell everyone, the us government is broken. It literally doesn't work and hasn't for a long time. We're just running on fumes at this point and it's a matter of time before the shit hits the fan with hyper-inflatiom.
The article surely likes to ask "but at what cost to the rest of the economy?".

And I was thinking: What a wonderful benefit for our planet :) and for those people.

Saving millions of people from their morning commute? Yes, please. Improved air quality due to less traffic? Yes, please. 70% less air travel? Yes, please. In addition to that, let's scrap a few parking lots and convert them into parks and then call it a day :)

Maybe I'm the odd one here, but I actually like working from home and playing with my son during lunch break. And I've always resisted company business trips as much as I could.
It is called confirmation science (aka bad science), gambling and ofc cover your ass politics. yet somehow the author wants to spin this as clever and brave?
I think maybe it's taught many of them to act less and more slowly rather than over regulate and burn money. What's the tax rate there and what are you getting again? Oh cool trolleys.
While I understand that many students in the US are away from home, this degree of coupling between education and housing seems odd to me, an outsider. It adds a lot of requirements that certainly make the operation significantly more expensive. Even in the less luxurious ones.
People change. The ex in my case was self sufficient when I met her and then chose not to be. Was I supposed to withhold food and shelter from her to force her back into the workforce?

Alimony was not obvious to me as a 21 year old introverted virgin getting married.

If you want a specific arrangement then you should draft it in your marriage contract. It should not be the default assumption imposed by the state under the threat of incarceration.

Alimony is an antiquated concept based on outdated gender stereotypes and not in line with the modern workforce. Alimony seeks to create equality when none should exist. Alimony rewards deadbeats and forces exploitative relationships to continue, often indefinitely or without end. It is abusive to many, it is unjust, and it must be reformed.
I don't care what corporations pay their people, that's not my money.

I care what the gov't pays people, because that's my money.
Is it common to give tips to taxi drivers?
My 2019 Dell monitors take 15s :|
EBV has been linked to several autoimmune illnesses in recent years, so yes it’s treated seriously by those who have stayed abreast of that research. (It’s also been linked to certain cancers previously.) But as for whether it causes all human autoimmune illnesses, that seems a bit of a stretch. I don’t think you’d find many believing that. (Lots of infections can cause autoimmunity. The neurological damage / and long term post infection chronic fatigue that some COVID patients are suffering for example may likely be autoimmune related.)
That was a great piece, thanks for sharing!
3/4 of residential land in SF is zoned for single family. We're not to the point where we need to talk about geography or the superfund sites.

When we actually use our land wisely, then it will be easy to build more around train stations. The measure of distance that matters is not miles, but minutes.

> It's wishful thinking that the rest of America's real estate market is much more affordable due to wise zoning choices.

SF jobs are more concentrated in a down town area. Offices in cities that were built post car culture are more sprawled out. It's terrible for the environment, but it postpones the problems that SF is running into.

> Ironically, it really is pretty much supply and demand.

Well, cheers to agreeing on something. Sucks that this is a debated thing here.
They are paying them anyways, so I see your point. But I believe they bill for each response as well.
Yep, that's what I've done and they end up calling security and it ends up being a huge hassle since theres always cops outside. That's why I just wont go back.
People associated with alt-right say this is because women have built-in hypergamy and only ever trade up partners. According to this line of thinking, a woman would rather share a top male and be a part of a harem than have an average man all for herself. I don't have enough experience or data to prove or disprove it.
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But when the corporations don't pay employees a living wage and they end up on welfare, that's your money too.
Further investigation:

The HTTP POST is definitely getting back more secret data. I actually can't easily find out how much, but it's presumably a lot more than nine digits and it would make sense for it to be the same amount used in other products. So that's actually a good sign, the nine digit code as you imagined is just to try to secure that one step.
This is not correct AFAIK. Prenups protect what you decide they protect, assuming they are created in a legally binding manner.

In California and many states, inheritance and gifts are always sole property of the recipient and not considered community property. My ex was gifted property from a relative during the marriage(so they could illegally claim state benefits, but that's another story), and it was not even on the table during the divorce.

In CA, if you provided the down payment on the mortgage with non-community money and then used community money to pay th mortgage, you could ask for the non-community down payment back and get 50% of the community interest in the home after that.
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The original sin was politicians spending the state into oblivion and then raising property taxes year over year. Prop 13 was in direct consequence to this and a way to protect taxpayers from politicians that keep raising taxes to solve their problems. It is great for homeowners and I love knowing that my property taxes won’t go sky high and force me out of my house when I retire.

High housing costs are directly because of the stock market and tech employees becoming inordinately wealthy. Prop 13 was around for decades and housing only became unaffordable in the last 10 years because of the rise of FANG.
Wage Labour and Captital

I haven't read through it yet, but it's relatively short, and it was recommended to me as a good starter.

https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/download/pdf/wag...
Insane.

Their is no exit. The whole point of Patreon is an efficient way to suck up pennies.

It is a great service but their taking of VC funding was even dumber than when Gumroad did it.
Thats fair, if you want tight integration with azure and GitHub, I can see how that would be a good thing.

The problem is, tighter coupling still comes with costs that some people aren't willing to pay.
Need it on the road.
Can you clarify what subcontinental Indian English will supposedly do to en-us?
These numbers need to be compared to the numbers in the same country for the previous year. For example, in China a 3% increase is actually a regression, because they did 6% in 2019.

Even that isn't enough, because we don't have the numbers for each country if it didn't lock down. It's all hypothetical. What would Norway's GDP growth rate have been without a lockdown, for example? The answer is a number. It's unknowable. People claiming that things would have been as bad, or worse, have zero evidence to back them up. People like me who say it would not have been as bad have evidence based on observed consumer behavior which was clearly curtailed during the lockdown and improved after.
That’s good. As well as all that, it may do well to care what corporations aren't paying the govt, because that’s also your pool of money not being fairly funded.
My fillings fall out when driving in Austin and Dallas. But after 50 years of construction (that is not an exaggeration), 635 isnt so bad. Mopac is a nice for a parking lot. IH-35... lol.

SF has been updating 100+ year old sewer system. The roads will suck until that is done.

It does really suck how we don’t criminalize homelessness and mental illness in CA like good Christian Red States do. I do wonder who filled up those 20000 SROs in the last ten years. Just where did all those homeless come from?
Unfortunately if you want to reach critical mass you need popular appeal, and a large part of that means a snappy name for your project. It's shallow but it's true.

GNU is pathologically incapable of coming up with appealing names.
They work if done properly. Get a good family law attorneys who specializes in prenups.
Is there a scientific study that shows a causation, or at least a correlation, between X and Y:

X: "start focusing on the millions and billions being raked in by corporations and the rich"

and

Y: "corporations don't pay employees a living wage and they end up on welfare"
As I see on the demo, it evaluates the expression itself. There is a ton of possibilities to misinterpret the domain of operations involved. Moreover, how should we control the details to which it should unwind the undergoing calculations?

That way of work seems a bit too optimistic to me.
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Interesting! But I was a little confused by how you use the word “whale”. I thought it was a person who spends a lot of money, so in this case a patron who contributes a lot of money or to many campaigns.
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This is a really good point. I hadn’t fully considered the different ways you could know just part of someone’s routine.
You should rather hate when NIMBYism increases prices to benefit the generationally rich.