skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The parent common was surely taking about people with PhD or MD together on a room, both entitled to use the title "Dr" before their name, with MD half jokingly claiming that they're the "real" doctor. Most of their comment basically says so, plus they seem to be in the UK, where other professionals like nurses would never try to call themselves doctors.

Although, in my experience, it's more often the PhD owner claiming that the MD is the real doctor!
I'm sure! I'm going to replace my 2014 iMac with an M1 (or whatever) equivalent once they are released. It's amazing how this machine has held up though.
Somehow I feel living forever may not be what it cracked up to be unless you have a great working brain and lack of mental issues
It will look good on the bookshelf next to https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/3113099-mr-bunny-s-bi...
Ask HN: What to do when people send promotional emails without consent?
I've been getting lot of promotional emails recently which fall into my Gmail inbox (rather than spam folder) hence triggering a notification. I've never subscribed to these emails. Many of the times these emails don't have any "unsubscribe" button or even if these do I don't trust the site behind the link. Is there a way I could stop these?

PS: Before anyone start suggesting, I don't want to use 'hey' and prefer to stick to my good ol' Gmail address as of now.
I am quite confident that whoever wants to live forever, has not spent too much time thinking how long time forever actually is. I mean, it is damn long time.
I just checked your profile and it seems like you're a command line software developer for Linux. I'm not sure why you're telling a Mac developer what Mac developers do and don't need, or what use cases are "legitimate".

I'm speaking from personal experience about what is broken about homebrew's developer tools for a software developer building and using lots of existing open source software for Mac. Please don't respond further unless you are absolutely confident your position is in good faith and supported by personal relevant experience.
This seems the work of some market-oblivious marketing "expert": we want more autorenewals, let's figure out some stick and carrot. Trust doesn't appear to be a consideration.
I disagree. There are two ends to a marriage that I am aware of — death and divorce.
Suppose the marriage was one of mental and physical abuse, but ends in death. I think it may have been healthier for that particular marriage to end in divorce.
I wish they’d focus on making a truck (or maybe an explorer, or even a.. mustang). It’s their core competency, and Tesla already cornered the SUV and sedan market. Also, trucks are gas guzzlers, so replacing one with and EV is comparable to replacing 2-3 sedans or compact SUVs.

This release makes me think they’re too risk adverse to start with flagship models, and don’t really think this car will be read for the mass market.

(Mustangs are their best selling car in California; F-150’s and Explorers are one and two across their whole market.)
From a 4-by-4 inch square you can make 4 2-by-2 inch squares, therefore the loss from 4 small squares would be 0.86x4=3.44, same as one large square.
Just a nit (that I think is actually pretty important) DRY is a repetition (with less rigor) of the formal concept of refactoring. ("Programming Pearls" by Jon L. Bentley is a worthy tome for more info on refactoring among other things.)
Hey! Thank you for your input :-). You might need to encode your videos to mp4 first - but then it should work!

Let me clarify how this technically works: Your browser creates a DIRECT connection to your friend's browser and streams DIRECTLY to your friend. I do not see any legal problems - but I am not a lawyer for sure!
A couple of percent of girls gets sexually harassed by their biological dads, that is more than enough to believably explain the discrepancy in divorce. The fact that it only happens when the girls reaches puberty reinforces my interpretation. The researchers in this study didn't research why the difference exists, so my interpretation is as good as theirs.
Why not? Sometimes things just don’t work out. It’s obviously worse than staying together and being happy about it, but it’s a sunk cost fallacy to think you should always repair your marriage instead of finding a new partner.
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This is why monetary fines are a fundamentally wrong method of punishment. When breaking the law becomes a line item on a budget a company will do anything as long as it's profitable. Breaking the law always comes down to the personal choice of an individual or individuals and therefore the consequences should fall on those individuals. When Verizon chooses not to meet its legal obligations to build out fiber and maintain copper infrastructure, they shouldn't be scared of the FCC fining them. They should be scared of their board members being hauled into prison in orange jumpsuits.
Does this estimate take into account the continued acceleration of science and medicine?

Just one interesting metric that comes to mind is the cost of genome sequencing, which has dropped 6 orders of magnitude over 20 years[1]

[1] https://www.genome.gov/about-genomics/fact-sheets/DNA-Sequen...
Why not? If you don't get along the its better to end it than force it. That was the parents meaning. Do you have a counterargument?
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I'm not sure why you react so strongly, do you have any reason at all?

A couple of percent of girls gets sexually harassed by their biological dads, that is more than enough to believably explain the discrepancy in divorce. The fact that it only happens when the girls reaches puberty reinforces my interpretation. The researchers in this study didn't research why the difference exists, so my interpretation is as good as theirs.
Death will always be an option.
This is "seizure" in the sense that the ill gotten contents of the wallet now legally belong to the government, not in any kind of "digital possession, who can own a number", philosophical discussion.

The government can't liquidate the asset without the private key, but it is their asset now. If the original fraudster (or anyone else) accessed the assets it would be some variant of theft.
Looking at my cats, I presume they ignore anything neat and impressive, prepared for them. And instead go for the first thing that satisfies their current whim.

So, a hodgepodge of bash, basic, Python, JavaScript and some C. Or Java if it happens to be just on top in some menu. And NIH: obviously theyr own ZiggyLang or ZazaScript.
Because that’s what is negotiated and it is easily exchangeable to cash if they desire.
California man's wallet lost in Antarctica returned after 53 years
Divorce is the healthy end to a failed marriage. The unhealthy thing in a marriage is it being failed, and we use divorce as a proxy for that (although not all failed marriages have ended or ended in divorce).
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I think a large part of the thinking (at least subconciously) is that if a son gets in a stupid relationship and gets someone pregnant, it's not nearly as big of an impact on his life as it is to the daughter who got in a stupid relationship and got pregnant.
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> A single parent household leads to worse outcomes for children in pretty much every single metric you can think of.

Divorce does not always result in single-parent households.

Divorced parents can and do remarry.
I have the same question. Thanks for asking it.
this is purrfect, I love it can't wait to have the full book: good luck finishing it!
What do you think should be the weighting factor? Something like revenue or employee count?

Maybe someone with access (OpenAthena, Shibboleth) could post the stats and methodology.
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I am not sure how second law of thermodynamics comes into play here. We refresh almost all aspects of ourselves not having the same atoms in our body after a decade or two. The whole system of the world would still gain entropy even if every living creature on earth was immortal.
I think the explanation is simple: the person who wrote the article doesn't seem to understand how bitcoin works.

For all the police knows, the encrypted secret key could be backed up in a gazillion places (cloud, tape, paper wallet, hidden CD-ROM, USB key buried in garden, memorized 12 word seed, etc...).

For a properly prepared Bitcoin owner, there is no such thing as "preventing someone from accessing their Bitcoin" other than holding them in a jail cell with no internet access for the rest of their natural lives.
It strikes me that GP is observing that legal divorce is happier than abuse, detachment, resentment, cold war, etc.

I think they have a point.
Do they negotiate a higher fee due to non-cash comp?
Getting around censorship such as the Great Firewall. I have relatives in China, we visit most years. Without the right VPN (most don't do a good job against the Great Firewall) you lose things like Google (thus your Gmail account), Facebook (no great loss), Dropbox and it's siblings, pretty much any major news site. Last time I was over there I was having some trouble with my VPN (it's always a cat-and-mouse game between the VPNs and the Firewall) and the only search services that worked were Bing (which saw my Chinese location and did a much worse job than normal) and Baidu (which is China-focused and thus did a horrible job of serving up results in English.) Both engines were more likely to cough up a mixed-language page that vaguely matched over an English-only page that would be a much better match. Note that I was using a machine with the language set to English and not one bit of Chinese in the queries.
I may be completely wrong on this one but...

This is not much of a problem, because you are seeding to "friends" making the whole thing non commercial and a private affair in some legislatures.

Not sure if the laws have changed but what.cd used to have a certain number of users which was capped by the number of friends some judge thought to be reasonable.

If i recall correctly that whas around 200k meaning that you could run a private tracker and in case of a bust claim to know everyone.

Back in the day i had a what.cd account and when they got busted (took them many years) nothing happened to the users. I think they shredded the servers before the cops could seize them.
"Java has so little syntax... ". I pronounce this the understatement of the (admittedly young) decade.
Thank you for your kind words - they might very well ensure that I keep working on the project!
This story alwahs bothers me, because much of the story seems to be a parallel me on the dangers of capitalism - and that even the top must fight it if they truly care about those they rule over (ha!) - but then it just bends off into an ageing is a disease moral.

Ita a good story, it just feels off.
This just seems all sorts of misguided. To the point where it’s blaming the daughters for parents divorce. Anyways, I tried to read the article and got hit with a paywall, so I can’t go much deeper than the headline.
Came here to say exactly this. This has been my experience as well
200 years is good enough for me, how can I do that? How much do I need to get that? Do I need replace my blood every 3 months like Peter Thiel is doing?

Read somewhere saying our DNA is coded at 120 years 16 days or something like that, everything expires after that point, unless you can replace them ahead of time, if we know how that is.
Assuming wouldn't be a problem either. Since the person assuming is not in a position to decide policy, no harm can come of it, and possibly a benefit could result if he happens to be right.
This looks like something to watch out for: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/62569

Basically Rust ignores SIGPIPE, so if you don't use write!() or handle SIGPIPE yourself, large amounts of data going through a shell pipe can result in a panic.

I wonder how many Rust CLI tools have the issue.
This hypothesis ignores the fact that "when the girl reaches puberty", the excess divorce rate (which looks to just be "% of couples divorced if child is daughter - % of couples divorced if child is son") is a lot higher:

> [I]n the five years when the first-born is between the ages of 13 and 18, that increase goes up to 5%. And it peaks, at 9%, when the child is 15. In America, for which the data the researchers collected were sparser than those in the Netherlands, the numbers are roughly double this.

A gap of 5-15% of all couples is I hope way too much to be explained by fathers who abuse their daughters.
Say what you will, this isn't too different to what ex-gay/re-education that is happening in a lot of western countries is doing to children on the behalf of evangelism/religion, they just don't bother hiding it.

I wonder about the amount of unrecorded cases though, that "3 since 2015" number seems a bit weird, but I'm not 100% knowledged about the social dynamics in Indonesia.
Not the same guy but I work for a company that has a similar code base. The project originally started 20 years ago as a C++ application. Parts have then been migrated to a C#/ASP.NET web app. But since migration never completed and the original C++ application is still in use, the web app ends up calling those C++ assemblies on the back end. Now, newer components are being started/migrated to .NET 5 and some of the C# code ends up being duplicated and we are basically maintaining C++, .NET Framework and .NET 5.

Would not recommend.
With all the "deep x" going around, i for one can't wait for the development of some otolaryngology killer ai tech named "deep throat"
Complex systems theory is not complexity theory from theoretical computer science.
Commit crime, and pay for unintended consequences principle looks quite reasonable, but it's not what this law is about AFAICT. "Commit crime" part means it's already proven. This law seems applicable to someone who won't produce a key for prosecution to look for evidence against him. IANAL, but in many countries it would be seen as aggressive infringement of constitutional rights.
there's got to be a good python joke for cats but I can't think of what type it would be
I have long ago stopped taking the western media seriously when it comes to reporting on Russia. And on many other topics.
This is a frighteningly common practice in DL research. Baselines are rarely taken with resect to alternate techniques, largely due to publication bias.

On one hand papers about DL applications are of interest to the DL community, and useful to see if there is promise in the technique. On the other hand, they may not be particularly useful to industry, or to forwarding broader research goals.
> it would be some variant of theft.

As long as the person who knows the key remains within the jurisdiction of the "owner".
Some questions about living forever:

If we can live forever, can we also be productive citizens forever?

If not, is it ethical to want this? Assuming "living forever" becomes everyone's right, we would be forever increasing the burden on the young/productive citizens. For how long can it go on?

If we can be productive forever, would we be taking opportunities away from younger members of society? Would we continue reproducing, or would civilization become static?

If we have all eternity, would we have the drive to keep improving ourselves and our society?
Could this be used as a simple lens designer? Or are there better programs for than?
There’s a huge difference between single mom with a baby daddy that ran away, and a shared custody agreement between two people who are both in the picture. “Single mom” stories and statistics are usually about the former. I’m not sure how much worse the latter is compared to a two parent household
I retired and Brett took over! But he kept them “funny” for a while?
On the other hand, if you have no such degree and write novels about tripping on ether in Las Vegas, you can get away with it.
>TLDR: either the prosecutor is stupid, or they lie. I'm not sure which is worse.

Or both.
I moved last year back to my home country from the uk, and did the final trip on my motorbike.

Midway I realized I was missing an offline map of a country I was about the be passing through the next day. I had an unlimited data plan with traffic abroad included, and despite this, it didn't allow me to download the maps for my gps (everything else worked!), even after fiddling around with third party dns.

So I downloaded a vpn app, and managed to get everything sorted out.
1) people believing long-outdated guidance about not using open WiFi networks without a VPN

2) protecting your browsing traffic from being observed by your ISP (where you may not have much choice), at the risk of it being observed by the VPN company (which you trust).

3) Torrenting without having to worry about fines, nastygrams and other annoyances

4) Bypassing geoblocking

1 + 2 is what the VPNs advertise, but I think 3 + 4 are what people actually use them for.
Divorce is merely the end of the business relationship of a marriage, not necessarily a social end to the relationship. It should be as healthy as ending any other business relationship.
Well, somebody claiming it has more wide reaching consequences doesn't make it true. I mean why is white collar crime worse than getting knifed in a backallay?
I have dreamed about using a pet feeder to gradually teach my pets how to use buttons and eventually limited keyboards, to see how abstract of concepts they are able to interact with.

I was hoping this was in that domain.. but alas, I could see this being entertaining to 8-14 year old children.
You misinterpreted the data, that is 5% more divorces during those years, not that 5% of couples got divorced over it. The total increase in divorces over the entire childhood is 0.36% of all couples.
Forever? The mean time to dying in an accident is around 200 years.
Miauw! Does it have threads? I love threads. Especially if I can turn them into a mess. and what comes last knows what no-one first comes So that.
My wife quips the same (wanted a girl, had a boy, wife is Chinese, I’m American), though I think it’s more about how much work is involved in having one kid let alone two.
I've dabbled in dev ops in recent months and found that setting up AWS services is relatively straightforward. Although for anyone reading this, do yourself a favor right now and learn to automate the manual steps with something like Terraform or you'll most likely never get anywhere in any reasonable amount of time.

I found IAM to be an anti-pattern. I grew up on the Mac in a sandboxed, single-user environment with no console. And I've always approached roles and permissions as something that should be backend-only. So for web hosting, it should be host-only and not exposed to the customer.

So to me, a service like VPC should have created a sandbox that handles IAM internally. It should have provided the customer with all AWS services exposed (even oddballs like SES) in that sandbox only (not accessible from outside) similarly to how managed hosting worked a decade ago.

Basically IAM feels like hand waving to me. Few insights can be gleaned by looking at the roles and permissions by eye. So I would argue that most AIM setups as they stand now are probably insecure.

The way it should probably work is, the customer would set up a series of access tests that run similarly to Postman and exercise the infrastructure the way that something like Dredd does with Swagger or API Blueprint. They would "prove" the permissions ruleset by traversing the AWS infrastructure, telling you which ones to add/remove.

So conceptually, I think that the article or something similar is how IAM should have worked in the first place. Thought I'd use this opportunity to ask any dev ops people about this, because it feels like I'm missing something fundamental here. Any approaches to formally proving that IAM roles and permissions are secure would be greatly appreciated!
I have a son who is a toddler right now, very well put - "ingenuity" made me laugh.
Exactly the opposite for my family.
Not sure why this is greyed out, questioning authoritative sources should not automatically label someone a disinformation army.

I dislike that we are in a race to create a ministry of truth(it's ok we will only silence the baddies).

Somewhere else in the thread a poster thinks we should not engage with these ideas as it fuels them. I think censoring the idea engages with it more than letting it be taken apart and ignored in the public view.
Replying to the email can itself trigger further spam because it just proves there is someone home at your address. I know you don't want to change providers, but essentially you're asking for a feature (spam reporting, phishing reporting, hands-off unsubscribe) that your provider doesn't have. Moving from Gmail is awful but it can be worth it for features like that and others related to security (SPF, DMARC) and privacy (suppressing inline images, showing full link URls), etc.
In the article, it specifically says that the matter she found is, in fact, unseen baryonic matter, and not dark matter. She found a method for detecting it even though it's cold and not emitting any EM waves.
Is nothing related to code, but I recently launched a YouTube channel that does 30 second reviews of games. I'm working for a call center and that's what I can work on during my breaks.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJaEqWWdl7MHSvMFiuEa46w
yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26035663 (70 comments)
If he’s a four-year old or younger, I’d just give it time. Trying to do anything even minutely like MDMA therapy would be massive overkill. Four-year-olds are narcissists just getting used to cooperative play with other kids.

Show that you take your responsibility as a step parent as a duty, even if he says he hates you (the best reaction to that is to unemotionally and calmly make it clear your parental role is unconditional, e.g. ‘ok, but i’m still your stepdad and i love you.’) Or: ‘ok, you feel how you feel but it’s still my job to help you brush your teeth.’

Give him low pressure opportunities to do things with you, don’t force anything that isn’t necessary.

Don’t expect too much right now, you are likely connected to some trauma in his life, and no four year old likes to be forced to do anything.

If he’s younger than four, it all applies doubly.
The full paper is here: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3043527.
It depends on what your goals are. If the point of your blog is to write content and interact with your readers, keep using Wordpress. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.

If you want to nerd out and build the ultimate blogging system and probably never write more than a couple posts, go the static site generator route.

I’ve been down this rabbit hole many times and every time I use a static site generator I end up writing a couple posts about SSG and then give up. My most consistent blogging was when I was using Wordpress or ghost.
No. I'm suggesting that as part of a 2 decades long development process at a multi-billion dollar company that is science based, there should be enough documentation for someone to pick this up and run with it.

What everyone else seems to be saying is that Covid-19 has a bus factor of like 5 or 6 people, who if they died,would lead to any breakdown in the process becoming an irrecoverable incident.

That single point of favor needs to be distributed, not just for production capacity, but for the future safety of the human race.

Call me skeptical. I think it's much more likely that this falls under trade secrets.