skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes, it's shocking how our "family" court system works. It seems designed to generate maximum pain, maximum billable hours, even if the parents start out being reasonable, if an attorney whispers enough poison, and the parents listen, then the fight will go on and on, at least until you can't afford the retainer.

I'm not sure how real the risk of losing all contact with your kids is, however that threat is the only weapon some attorneys know how to use, and it can be incredibly difficult to a) keep your head, remember her attorney has no authority over you and every motivation to put you on tilt, and b) endure the injustices. especially with young children, even week-long absences are painful, and it will put you on tilt. A month, or 3 months, is a lifetime, and it will reduce you to a puddle of tears, and you'll have to learn how to reconstitute yourself, like Dr. Manhattan from Watchmen.

This is why I strongly recommend against marriage until the divorce industry is reformed to provide harsh penalties to any actors (attorneys or parents) that use time-sharing as a tool of torture to extract legal agreements. I would also harshly penalize shunning, and "pile on" behavior that parents friends and family might indulge in, but that's a little harder to control.
you had to be that person that took away the hope... :))
I'm pretty sure that most attempts to revise religious texts in the manner you describe lead to schisms and death.
> In your opinion (I doubt any of what you said has hard established fact to counter it), do strict lockdowns work?

After watching the results in Australia and China, I think they do.
On top of that, at least where I live, you must use your turn signal to indicate changing lanes at least 100 feet before making the change. The car cant possibly know what I'm thinking.
Thanks. Sincerely.

But that's not workable for a long list of reasons that I'm both tired of trying to explain and tired of being told are not legitimate concerns or whatever. It boils down to this: men are not expected to hide their gender to participate online. Telling a woman to hide hers as a "solution" is dismissing her very real problems and compounding them.

It shouldn't be an offense worthy of being downvoted to hell to say "Yeah, I missed the joke for the following two reasons, one of which is no joking around allowed when talking to Doreen! Can't have that!

It's exhausting to have to err on the side of being excessively serious every minute I'm here because if I make the mistake of being my normal, friendly self, everyone wants my phone number so to speak.

Making that observation isn't me being a bitch, but getting downvoted to hell for it sure makes me sympathetic to the hords of women who openly hate on men and blame the conspiracy theory of The Patriarchy for all their ills.

Anyway, I need to go do other things. This is not a conversation I really want to have. At all.

Edited: Because auto-corrupt is the bane of my existence.
I misunderstood that you were were talking about interactions here. You could probably tell that based on my response. I'm not 'being ugly to you' - and I know you might not be referring specifically to me. But misunderstandings like this happens, and it's nothing personal and you also shouldn't stress that much over.

Seeing how (to me) you overreacted to both my and '
zadokshi' comment with a long reply about your stress and how much you suffer from these interactions, I guess I would suggest you either stop posting here - at least for a while - to relax, or create a username that doesn't indicate your gender or real identity in any way.

In a side note, if I was on this level of stress and disappointment (sorry, english as second language and the best word here escaped my mind) in other people and and interaction with them, I would try to see someone to talk too.

Edit: BTW, you literally said 'if a guy here is being friendly...'
Juice from concentrate is still the juice of its original source - no one is taking the juice of an orange and calling it apple juice. The water has been removed somewhat for ease of storage and packaging and probably also as a side-effect of pasteurization.

While we do informally refer to the edible portion of certain vegetables as meat, that is absolutely not the same thing as meat from animal sources and I doubt there are few who would confuse that in an informal setting.

But do the plant-based meat replacements contain enough material from those same “meaty” vegetable sources to justify calling them meat more formally in the same manner that we would call animal protein meat?

Given that food is one of the things we have to have to survive, along with air and water, it seems disingenuous to argue that manufacturers and marketers should be able to so blatantly lie about the source materials of that food. Using a formal term, other than meat, would help to reduce confusion about the source material and set it apart from animal proteins, allowing the consumer to make a more informed choice.
> When mothers and daughters fight, it always puts fathers in a difficult position.

If a father shows empathy to both there's no reason for him to be put into the crosshairs. If both daughter and mother have a with us or against us attitude that says more about their character than anything else. These issues can be helped with healthier living choices, therapy or medication.
Dinner Guests: How wolves and ravens coexist at kills (2012)
>The microflora then takes the place of the cow in creating a protein that can be used to make vegan versions of dairy-based food such as milk, cheese, and ice cream.

Not sure how much the protein matters, seems to me that a good replacement for butterfat would be a much bigger breakthrough. Butterfat is crucial to the texture and flavor of ice cream.
Thanks! The PDF didn’t have one.
There's no need to abandon rc scripts to get parallelism. It looks like there's some work in progress on this [1]. From what I can tell, the change to rcorder to generate parallel start info is there in 13.0, but the change in /etc/rc to request it and to use it is not. You would need to patch that in manually for now.

[1] https://wiki.freebsd.org/unitrunker/rcorder
from 2016, but still relevant:

"...about 80 percent of all Toyota vehicles sold over the past 20 years are still on the road today." [1]

Used cars are an entry point into an automaker's brand, and they do indeed want their cars to last as long as possible. Furthermore, reliability is a pretty large factor in resale value, and by extension, lease rates.

[1] https://pressroom.toyota.com/america-best-selling-car-camry-...
I generally support the article somewhat but ahhh the both sides ism doesn't ring true.

> Progressives who equate class with money naturally fall into the mistake of thinking you can reduce class differences by sending lower-income people cash—in the form of a universal basic income, for example.

I don't think this is fair or right or on target. I don't think anyone sees ubi as addressing the stratospheric stratification of society. But right now almost no one has the luxury of trying things they want, things they think could be good. I see memes about coming from a wealthy family being the indicator for start up success regularly. and it's true. because few can commit themselves to good causes. we all entail ourselves into massive entities, huge giants, that will give us quality of life, but we give up hopes & dreams.

ubi doesn't do away with the imbalance. but it permits more people to chase, to try to do, what they feel called to, what they think is a good opportunity for the world.
There's https://epiverse.co/, which automatically loads comments for the current URL from Reddit/HN -- so basically what you wished for, but piggybacking on an existing ecosystem.
MAD happened because of a (real, or perceived, I’m unsure myself...) risk of the Soviet Union invading Western Europe - and NATO ended up calculating that maintaining a nuclear deterrence was more affordable and more feasible than resisting a Warsaw Pact invasion using conventional forces. This assumes any kind of Soviet expansionism must be an absolute evil because the position is logically equivalent to “death is a preferable alternative to communism” (to steal a phrase from a video game...) which is patently absurd: it’s rational to prefer reduced standards of living over death, but credible deterrence requires drawing and maintaining a hard-line, even if that line is arbitrarily placed.

...given all of that is due to the risk of aggression from the Soviets, and I believe NATO may have disarmed themselves unilaterally if they didn’t see the SU/WP as a military threat (regardless of ideological threats) - what was making the SU so concerned about NATO military threats? Did the SU still have expansionist designs... or did they actually believe NATO still wanted to liberate/claim Poland long after the 1960s?
Mom sells the house and everyone moves. Even couples who are reasonably comfortable can’t afford to maintain an additional household to the one they have on the same income.

Median household income in my county is $80,000/year. That’s a bit under $5,300 month take home for a married couple. Which is fine—you can buy a 4BR house here in a good school district for $1,450 per month in mortgage. But no way the couple can afford to keep the house if they get divorced. Rent alone in a studio will be $750/month. (Like most normal places, it’s much more expensive to rent here than buy.) Even if the spouse moving out lives like a pauper that’s realistically a $1,500/month hole in the budget few families can cover. So Dad moves into a studio, mom and the kids move into a cheap 2BR, and you’re paying like $1,750 month for housing (total) because you’ve given up the cost advantages of home ownership. And say there is another $750 in new non-shared expenses. So that’s $1,000/month that’s no longer there that was going towards savings/college/enrichment activities, etc. They’ve traded a 4BR house in a nice suburb for two households that are struggling to get by and have no margin. If they’re lucky, the kids got to stay in the same school district, but they’ve probably been taken away from their neighborhood friends. This happened my step siblings in law recently. It’s extremely shitty.
Okay... why _don't_ they just make hips out of bone, and why _can't_ you just wrap LEDs in blue film?
On Linux there is a nice little utility called “tree” https://packages.debian.org/stable/tree
Not sure about Mac or Windows.
Consider switching to hosted comments (Disqus, etc.) and serve a static cache of your WP site.
Not really... do you think that a black person is going to get the kid gloves from the criminal justice system?
> but Tesla went even further by eliminating the turn-signal and gear-selector stalks. Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the car will simply "guess" which way the driver wants to go based on sensor data and navigation maps.

That's impossible. Maybe an AI could guess left/right turns, but signals are also used to signal merges; if I need or want to merge, how could the car possibly know, and know which direction? In a normal vehicle being operated responsibly, the only indication that a merge is going to occur is the driver engaging the signal.

(Though I admit, many a driver doesn't start to signal their merge until their car has half left the lane. A signal then is often useless: I already know they're merging because the car is drifting recklessly into another lane.)
I think the analogy fails because thats valuable isn't a good that it is simply retained or lost. If your vpn usage for example is downloading movies the fact that bob the hacker knows you downloaded inception isn't very worrisome. Likewise with keeping your personal traffic personal instead of having it show up on your bosses network who cares if bob has it.

If the vpn provider doesn't keep any logs your total exposure is that they may start collecting logs of traffic for the duration during which they are compromised. If they are attentive and competent this either will never happen or it will be for a short duration. Again this breaks the example of valuables in storage.

In fact a VPS or indeed any host actually has the same problem you describe in that a host is a bigger target than you and therefore more valuable.

On the other hand for most people the differential between know how between you and professionals is probably sufficiently useful that you are less likely to get hacked with them than on your own. After all nobody has to actually target you in particular they can look for vulnerable hosts in an automated fashion.

I don't think you have provided any substantial argument for most commercial vpn users to switch. I feel like for most threat models its a more than acceptable tool.
tree

brew tree (if you are on Mac)
Maybe, but why make it easy?
Amazing, and a great teaching tool. The amount of learning behind these vignettes is enormous. It dissects the elements of each style visually. And the result is authentic-sounding.
Mentioning the specific model of gun proposed for the gun while omitting what kind of reactor was proposed is a bit of an odd choice, too. (How could a nuclear powerplant only get 4k miles in range? Not an RTG, since those are measured in years. Some kind of subcritical mass with an external neutron source, then? What kind of hideously razor-thin margins could lead to that?)
> the validity of the claims still have to be demonstrated in court

Whose courts? Who decides? The sovereign here is whoever has the power to dictate terms, and for far to long that has been the US.

I completely agree re: Russia and China

And just to be clear I couldn't be less of a fan of this current global order. But it is what it is.

Just so people don't twist themselves into knots talking about rule of law, and trying to rationalize this as if there is some benevolent removed 3rd party deciding fairly, rather than power making up its own rules. Hopefully, the rest of the world at some point tips the scales the other way. Hasn't happened so far.
It looks like it isn't capable of building itself as yet: https://github.com/froggey/MBuild

Hopefully one day it reaches that point. Ability to build one's self, and even to host one's own development, is an important sign of completeness in an operating system.
> I wonder what Tesla think is the expected service life of their vehicles?

Their basic warranty is 4 years, and the drivetrain warranty is 8 years. If you buy a used vehicle direct from Tesla they will add on 1 year to the original warranty, but that's it.

That isn't much longer than the warranties you can get on gas-powered cars, and their used warranties seem a bit worse than what you can get from "certified used" programs from other car companies.

In theory, an electric car should last much longer than a gas car, but Tesla's warranty isn't any longer. I bet the price tag to replace Tesla battery packs out of warranty is shocking.
I agree that an exceptional programmer would not only not be appreciated in a job like this but their work/code will also be misunderstood and create a huge libility for the company. Hence tgh industry dumbed everything down to the lowest denominator (not absolutely lowest but quite low) such that every role is replaceable (hint: it has to look like an ordinary cog in a system)
> The bane of mutation testing is equivalent mutants: mutations that aren't actually bugs, because they leave the program correct.

That's one reason I check the hash of the optimized binaries-- often the compiler manages to convert different but equivalent code into the same binary. It's still not enough, but it's an easy filter to apply with no false exclusions.
> Instead of trying to avoid it or wishing for comfort, we can instead relish that we're in uncertain territory and feel those brief twinges of fear and doubt.[1]

Generally true, but it also sounds like you’ve not made big mistakes.

Big mistakes often involve slight twinges of fear and doubt also.

[1]- http://themediocreprogrammer.com/build/html/the_mediocre_pro...
I generally define things more in terms of "not bad" or "less bad" - to me software development is too rapidly an evolving discipline to allow for a static definition of good.

But things like:
- don't copy, paste and tweak a piece of code when additional parameters are a better option,
- don't grossly overload a definition with parameters instead of breaking up a function.

There's nuance there, and the question of what amount of technical complexity is reasonable for a given problem - but if I start thinking about that I'll never stop digressing.

I have dealt with an entire office of people who seemed to code purely in bug-filled technical debt: you could tell when they clocked on because the build broke an hour later.

As far as FP is concerned, I think that the memory and performance penalties are often too heavy: there's certainly a place for mathematically provable programming - I just don't know what it is.
I think you and OP are talking about different things.

For most products, and virtually all that aren't particularly modern, they suffer from being set up as direct replacements for meat. Take fake deli meats, for example. There are options that make a good sandwich. But they don't make a good $specific-meat sandwich. If they found a way to position themselves more in the vein of ham vs turkey vs plant-based sandwich they would do far, far better. Instead they position themselves as fake-ham or something, and then some unsuspecting person trying out plant-based alternatives goes in expecting a ham sandwich and ends up with their expectations rather violated. People don't like that, particularly with food. But they went in just expecting some kind of sandwich, I think they very well might enjoy it.

I've been vegetarian-tending-towards-vegan for over a decade and I still occasionally fall into that trap if I'm not careful.

Products like Impossible are the exception. They are so notable because they are getting into the realm where a direct comparison with meat actually works in their favor. I think that's great. I think you are right that this is the key for convincing many people to move away from meat. It's so much easier to market something as another version of meat, rather than a whole new thing. But I also think it's worth keeping in mind that they are exceptional products, and what works for them may not be the best for others.
One of the most insightful Internet comments I’ve read. Science Fiction can illuminate questions of moral reasoning by abstracting away all of the pesky complications that make the answer to most real moral dilemmas “it’s complicated.”
Wholly disagree.

Divorced parents are vastly superior to unhappy parents for the happiness and outcomes of the children.
What about "I'm the adult, and you're the kid"? On the one hand, you do need to respect the child's personal living space, but on the other you have parental responsibility to ensure that 1) that space meets some established minimum quality of cleanliness and 2) the child learns enough cleaning/organizational skills to function as a member of society.

Obviously this is completely different when the child is a fully-grown adult--at that point, what they need is not a life lesson--but for a minor just beginning to learn how to be an adult, the parents must impose their will on their child to some extent for the child's own good.
I'm not sure how relevant it is today but one litmus test I found years ago was how naturally they grasped the concept of a pointer. If a programmer grokked pointers that was a good indicator that s/he was on the path to being a good programmer. It's probably just a proxy for being able to think at a level of indirection.
https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/releases/tag/zfs-2.0.0
You said something people disagree with (and mostly being guys here) that proves the point.

Then you accuse friendly people of not being friendly and treating you like apiece of ass, admit you cannot recognize friendly banter, and accuse people of sexism.

If someone here is unfriendly to others, it's you.
It’s weird and pretty neat hearing England described in the kind of vague, exotic terms that I’m used to hearing from like the Arabian Nights.
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I guess that makes me half the man you are, good sir. Six daughters, lord have mercy...
Yes, but cancer is much less spectacular than missing limbs. Especially when it occurs years later in the next generation.
Title is quite sensationalist, as an understatement.
Sure, best wishes.

A quick parting thought: one feature of HN (with which I strongly disagree) is that downvotes require no accompanying explanation or justification.

I've sometimes been pretty vexed when my perfectly good comments got downvoted.

I'd encourage you to not read too much into a downvote. It can be impossible to divine what actually motivates each occurrence.
He links it in the first sentence under Resources. As you mention, it's a "here" link with no styling.

One shouldn't have to, but FWIW the HTML of his page is very clean so you can see all of the links by viewing the source.
I can't tell from your post if you are surprised by this or just pointing it out for others who would prefer to avoid this sort of tracking, but just to be clear, this is by design:

https://blog.mozilla.org/security/2021/01/26/supercookie-pro...
https://en.arguman.org/the-war-on-disinformation-is-a-war-on...

trailing slash gives a 404
> People eat meat because they like the taste and the texture

AFAIK people usually don’t like the flavor nor texture of meat. If that was the case, you would see more people boiling the meat and not spice it. But AFAIK meat eaters tend to spice their meat a lot, to an extent where there it is the spice is the primary taste. They then oil the meat and prefer it fried or grilled which alters the texture as well.

With plant based food you have all these options and more.
> The FDA refuses to approve AstraZeneca.

AstraZeneca has not applied to the FDA for an emergency use authorization. They are expected to apply soon.
I had no idea that the posting of this article was in any way related to current vaccine approval efforts, but I can assure you that holding a rhetorical gun to my head immediately after reading the article has done nothing but make me extremely skeptical of whatever product AZ is peddling.
You're not wrong, but if your code breaks when you apply the simplest refactorings you probably aren't thinking about minifying your code. And while Javascript does let you put yourself in that position, I've never seen it in production code. Angularjs dependencies are a notable exception, and have a backup mechanism.
According to this Rpi4 works with the Rpi3 image: https://wiki.freebsd.org/arm/Raspberry%20Pi
"leaving boys behind" is a big problem in current times, and still noone does anything about it. This is especially seen in education, where girls/women outnumber boys/men in higher education by huge margins (university of ljubljana here is 60:40 women, so 50% more women enrolled).
Game engines generally aren't able to model optical phenomena very well, but some rendering engines that use unbiased path tracing, especially if using spectral colours, can do so very well, to the point where they can be used in physics research. Some are guaranteed to tend towards the physically correct solution as long as the material functions are correct.