skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Another throwaway because I don't want friends to know, but another thing about being poor that people who are not don't really understand is how much family can keep you down.

If you are the only person in your family to go to college/make lots of $$$, there's this overwhelming feeling to want to help your immediate or even extended family as much as you can. Sending them a large chunk of your salary eats into your ability to save and reinvest that money into more wealth.

It's kinda like having someone in the family who is a drug addict and is incapable of keeping a decent job and providing for themselves. Except instead of drugs they're just trying to survive, and instead of it being a single person you can easily dismiss for being an "addict", it's your whole family.
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I don't know why the ODE said anything at all.

If you're a Mathematician, you can show your work given the form that all Mathematicians have done through the ages. In fact, in grade and high school, you're generally not required to write actual proofs, but just generally show your work. I do not miss having to produce formalized proofs.

The math that is taught at that level is the product, largely, of Sumerian, Babylonian, Egyptian, Chinese, Greek, Indian, and Islamic origin. Greek (and Italian) people, until post-WW2, were often not considered "white enough" by white supremacists.

Math students have to be held to the same standard, or an even higher one, than their predecessors: they must be able to show to the teacher that they have internalized the logic and reason that is taught by whichever branch of Mathematics they're currently learning about.
Well, then, my apologies for the error. Do you feel better now?
I think that was the correct call - hindsight is always easier to identify great stocks! In 2010, before I believed in index funds, I had an extra $1k and I was debating to put it in AAPL or this new thing I heard of called bitcoin. I ended up buying apple, and sold it after it doubled thinking I did great... Certainly not a bad outcome but it just goes to show how hard it is to predict anything.
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Yea, that's why i ended up with a house, too. Rent was so variable. It went up and up and up, and while i didn't have to deal with repair/etc, it felt like i had no control.

At least with a house i can budget to pay it off and budget to repair it. Both seem reasonably stable to plan for, assuming you make enough money.
I have a similar setup at home: local AdGuardHome deployment with NextDNS as the upstream. I have several NextDNS configurations and AdGuardHome's upstream is one that has no filters. I use other profiles with filters when I am on the go.

I can't install NextDNS client on a lot of devices like a robot vacuum. Sure you can configure NextDNS to be the resolver on the gateway, but then the gateway becomes the only client in your NextDNS logs and you can't figure out which device is downloading Google ads, which makes the log useless. It is also easier to temporarily disable filters -- changing DNS on some routers may need a rebooting, which causes downtime on the whole home network.

The only thing you can do with NextDNS logs is looking at them on NextDNS web UI. I had a lot of fun messing with my local AdGuardHome logs with visualizations, analysis, and alerting.
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I thought for my state there was no need for insurance, but turns out in 2019 they started requiring it. Seattle rarely gets snow so I didn't think about weather conditions.

I think a motorcycle couldn't work for your case, but some sort of one or two person on road / off road vehicle would still be cheaper than buying a car.
>What reason?

Democracy is a tenuous proposition. It requires an overwhelming majority of the population to buy into the legitimacy of a government, and remain loyal to its' institutions. There's a reason Lincoln ordered not a single Confederate general or politician to be hung after the civil war. The long term strength of the union takes precedent over short term political vendettas.
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Also for $5 per student per year among other features you get an additional 20GB of storage per account.
Is the person who wrote this high? They conclude that "it was false to frame that recommendation as a mandatory directive from ODE to teachers, or to suggest the department itself said the standard idea of “showing work” is a form of white supremacy". Why would the Oregon state government spend all this money and effort to create this PDF and not have it be a recommendation for their teachers? So that teachers can maybe use it? So that they can watch Ben Sharpiro lose his shit over it?

I'm sick of these mealy-mouthed contrivances that are everywhere today. They simply can't admit that Oregon is 100% in the wrong and that they published racist pedagogy documents.
TW is a different ballgame and TW is next because it's too important and China has been drumming up the attitudes of conflict with TW.
> Google Play Music

This one irritates me most. GPM was mature and required...what? Minimal maintenance at this point?

But no, how about we completely rebuild a music service on top of YouTube, miss a bunch of minor simple features that every streaming service offers (you know, like save current playlist/radio as Playlist) and FORCE every user over to this far inferior service.

At least with transitions like MOG->Beats->Apple Music, it made since as the entire corporate entity changed. But Google just...literally can’t invest in anything that takes a small ounce of manpower to manage.

At this point, OP is correct. The Google “curse” is well known and few people trust their whim-products, no matter their investment/marketing budget.
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Launch companies specifically need the anchor customers of nasa/airforce, or the equivalent in their own country.
This is, I assume, why Rocket Lab eventually became a USA company
People drive much less and use much more fuel efficient cars in Europe. USA uses more gasoline pet capita than even Saudi Arabia, and 4-5 times what western europeans use: https://www.globalpetrolprices.com/articles/52/
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I was browsing on Android Chrome and the page was almost completely blank and just wonky. It appears to be working now.
Is the Browser Extension a Botnet Backdoor?
In France there is CNIL (https://www.cnil.fr/) and they seem to try to follow-up on reports, at least for french located companies/websites I think.
my university google photos alone is 50 times that...
The number is a goal, for me. Since the moment the goal is hit, is the moment i can live safely. If you save $X, you can retire. You have the rest of your life planned for, and that feeling is worth a lot.

I don't plan on retiring, but i'd feel so, so good if i hit $X tomorrow.

The economy could still go down, but as long as society doesn't collapse retirement-amounts can bring massive QOL, even if you don't live like you're rich.
I'll use a warning if it might be an error but I don't have enough information to be certain (most commonly when I'm trying to infer essential information about a compilation target and have a reasonable but fallible fallback for esoteric targets).

That leaves the caller of my library in control of how they want to handle such cases:

(1) If they silence warnings then everything will probably still work.

(2) If they convert warnings to errors then they can immediately inspect that warning and see how it applies to their use case. They might still just silence the warning, or they might add in some kind of override or shim so that my code works on their system.
I guess it depends on the language and library you are using but I have the feeling that in most cases one would probably need to replace the usage of the old data type with the new one.
needing to keep a step-down (plummet down, at those voltages!) voltage converter continuously running off of main batteries to power some background electronics would be pretty inefficient.

the batteries wouldn't like it. where-as alkaline & lead acid batteries are efficient at low-discharge, lithium ion batteries generally don't enjoy low-discharge . buck converters are also probably going to be more efficient when they have some modest load to deliver- otherwise the drive circuitry & mosfets are consuming some (little) juice, just to produce a trickle of power.

in general this is an automotive vehicle using automotive rated electronic parts. having a conventional 12v battery-powered architecture for most systems makes loads of sense, is is hella convenient, and based off my above reasoning i'd guess more efficient. yes with that low-drain the inefficiency feels like it probably won't matter but I rest easier thinking that the li-ions can truly rest when the car is off. it's better for them.
Not really, as we know the max theoretical power output of solar on earth. Given we know that generally best sun can do is approximately 1kw/square meter, Assuming you had 100 percent efficient conversion (we aren't close to that even with best solar panels today), we know its never going to be great for charging cars who have large energy requirements.

Even in the best possible case, very few people are going to charge a car directly from their own private solar source unless no other choices, it's just not remotely time efficient and likely never will be. To charge an empty 75kwh car battery in roughly 1 hr today you would need approximately 225 square meters of solar panel, assuming a pretty good ~30 percent efficiency rate and strong sun. In reality it will likely need even more panels, and this is all before you contend with shade, weather, night storage and so forth. For a car, private solar will likely never work well enough to become mainstream due to aforementioned solar energy transmission limits.
> I have never heard a Canadian ask for US style healthcare.

I've never heard anyone of any nationality say they wish their country had US-style healthcare.
definitely cool for being a spa!

Alternatives is blockdiag[0] with a online demo[1], and then of course graphviz[2] shipped with most distro(s).

[0]: http://blockdiag.com

[1]: http://blockdiag.com/en/blockdiag/demo.html

[2]: https://graphviz.org
Libpurple was friggin excellent.
This seems superficial. Exotic materials going into batteries have their own 'waste' impact.
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Was pleasantly surprised when Gnome on latest Fedora enabled this out of the box simply because the fingerprint reader on my laptop was supported.
Enough of this nonsense. Plenty of people make money. Apply leverage to the SPY, your returns wildly outpace index returns
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There is no grid scale storage in the US.
I filled 2 years ago a few complaints.
It took over 1 year for an answer.
Basically nothing happened.

The Data Protection Authority are underfunded and understaffed.
They try the best with their resources.
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Can achieve something similar in Jupyter Notebook with bockdiag https://datacrayon.com/posts/tools/jupyter/block-diagrams-wi...
I was reading a post from etsy folks on 'blameless portmortem' and thats something places I worked in never did, but it would helped so much!

Reading this post, I could'nt help but think what if a person who was on hard times (quite often there is some role to be played by him, but also actors around him ) - if social orgs could come around, analyze the situation, encourage him to make better choices, or work around some obstacles, etc, it would make such a difference...

A new re-think of what our social services would be -- a mix of help, with a dose of fresh opportunities as well.

Currently, the alternatives seem to be between black and white..
You haven't read the code properly. The memcpy() copies one character. After shgetc() reads that and possibly a few more characters, the entire FILE object goes away and the next call to sscanf() sets up an entirely fresh nonce FILE object and does the initial fill all over again, including scanning the stuff that it has already scanned for NUL, a few characters further on. As I just explained.
A basic, simple loan like this also is often good for your credit record.
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Interesting video, can relate to quite some points.

Related, the probably best list-article on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_common_misconceptions
Well, as long as you're facing this problem in 2020 and not around 2012. Even though Rockstar should should have patched GTA by now, battle-tested JSON parsing solutions were a lot rarer 8 years ago.
I was lucky to inherit a Zenit camera with a macro lens. I have been shooting with it for ~10 years now and am still mesmerized by the photos it creates. My old Flickr page has a couple of examples: https://flickr.com/photos/manastasov/4985941953/
The argument is, what warranty if void? The battery only (as you assume), or the entire car? The act referenced, is all about this difference. Lets argue on the same page.
To be fair, the music he uploaded does transfer to YouTube Music; but that doesn’t help that it’s a far inferior streaming platform.
Option 3: Google not dumping product for 'free' with unfeasible business model, that kills the competition to oligopoly.
I've heard that sentiment quite a bit that life is more interesting when you're just getting by and I agree with it to some extent. There's also an element of aging out of it. I'm saving so aggressively that my budget is tighter than when I was just starting out and renting a room at a stereotypical recent-grad party house, but my life is a lot more quiet and boring these days.

I've had a few friends go van life. Some went in head first, but you can always buy the van and just use it for weekends/holidays to see how deep you want to go.
I wouldn't romanticize Orkut. It wasn't that great and I think Facebook would've steamrolled it all the same, much as it did numerous other regional social networks around the world.
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Someone should release a "kit"... the new boards and power supply could even sit inside a nicely designed backpack enclosure on the stand.

Is there any possibility of accessing the needed display connectors via the RAM door or via a surgical cut in the back case? Removing the screen is what I don't want to do.
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Ah yes, I was raised in a small town where exposure to such things was limited, but it was also when house music was overtaking rock as the sound of pop... Now I'm having this sensation as though the depths of the world have been smeared across the surface of society... When it's safe again I'll burrow once more.
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> it has the best support for vi key bindings

Yeah, maybe not the best. Once could say they're improving though.

> Vi mode bindings now support dh, dl, c0, cf, ct, cF, cT, ch, cl, y0, ci, ca, yi, ya, di, da, d;, d,, o, O and Control+left/right keys to navigate by word
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> Ireland has/had a whole literary genre of stories about miserable poverty-stricken childhoods. They paint a very vivid picture. If you compare it to poverty today, besides being less harsh, it's quite different. They had housing. It was basic, often insecure, but they did have housing.
> Food was scarce. That's no longer the case. Stuff though... they had no stuff. No bed, no mugs, no shoes, no pencils. Getting these things was an epic mission and served as a landmark. That is all changed now. Stuff is extremely abundant. Basics like housing and transport are almost as scarce as they were in the bad old days.

And this is a big part of the problem with popular discourse about poverty today: for a large percentage of people, that picture of poverty that you describe in Ireland is the picture of what poverty looks like, and anyone whose life doesn't look like that obviously isn't really poor.

This is especially true of the "not having stuff" part. The popular image of poverty is of a one-to-three-room house with nothing but a sad lumpy mattress on the floor, the children dressed in ragged, dirty clothes playing with a stick and some rocks. These days, "poverty" all too often looks more like someone living out of a car, with a smartphone that's four to six years old and one set of nice clothes (because you have to have a set to go to job interviews) along with one or two sets of ratty ones. Or maybe a too-small apartment (that you can barely pay the rent on) with a ten-year-old 40" flatscreen TV and an HP desktop that's still limping along for accessing the internet.

Too many people today see the TV, the computer, the smartphone, and the nice clothes, and just assume that these people aren't really poor. Because their idea of what poverty looks like is stuck in the 19th (and, to be fair, first half-to-two-thirds of the 20th) century.
Threads are paginated for performance reasons (yes we're working on it), so to see the rest of the comments you need to click More at the bottom of the page, or like this:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26304051&p=2

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26304051&p=3

(If you've already seen a bunch of these, I apologize for the annoying repetition.)
There is also Pikchr, made by Richard Hipp (creator of SQLite).

https://pikchr.org/home/doc/trunk/homepage.md
Google's SafeSide project published a number of practical demonstrations of leaking data through side-channels.

https://github.com/google/safeside
Always thought it was a shame they didn’t push the main tank into orbit. Just think of an ISS made from a few of them rather than what we have now or the Ares from Red Mars.
Another somewhat similar tool (from the team at SQLite, and used to make the diagrams contained therein): https://pikchr.org/home/doc/trunk/homepage.md
$50 to $400 is basically one order of magnitude, though. So the argument changes a lot.