skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Make a patreon. If you're involved with a community (doesn't have to be on the site, can be a parallel cooking discord), you will have plenty of opportunities to monetize via that route and make a good living with it. Patron-only exclusives such as blog posts once in a while can help immensely to make users feel good about donating money to you -- makes them feel like they got good value out of it. Exclusives could be something cooking themed, and maybe featuring patron submissions (recipe submissions) on your site sometimes.

Email me if you want to chat about this. Good luck otherwise.
> My guess is that the person who first said that didn't intend for the metaphor/description to be taken quite as literally as everyone ended up taking it. (Or they meant to mislead.)

This is the problem. Why are they trying to shoehorn male or female dominance here? The whole thing is not only unpleasant to read, but also confusing.
Fantastic! I really want Qt 6 because of the QML compiling and even the ability to nuke the javascript engine, if possible. I want to try out the low end targeting as well.

So, if you report a bug in 6.2, then you'll get the bug fixes in 6.3, assuming the fix got into the dev trunk before the end of the 6.3 release window?
I meant more from a cultural perspective than a purely behavioural one.

Just curious if there are some obvious cultural differences which contribute to being brought up with nudity being more normalized.
There is an online identity verification service run by the UK government: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/introducing-govuk...

Verification is done by third-parties in conjunction with government data. At the moment it’s only used for government services, but there has been talk for half a decade about expanding it to the private sector.
It is so true. I've done it, not out of ego, but out of passion and belief that it was the right thing, and I've paid the price physically and mentally for it.

I respect and honor this man for what he did. RIP Allan McDonald, and thank you for what you left behind.

This quote from the article helped me, right here, right now:

--- excerpt ---

"What we should remember about Al McDonald [is] he would often stress his laws of the seven R's," Maire says. "It was always, always do the right thing, for the right reason at the right time with the right people. [And] you will have no regrets for the rest of your life."

--- end excerpt ---

When people say that it is not just about about what you do, or why you do it, but who you do it with, it is so easy to gloss over that sometimes, it's about doing your part with the right people.

For me, this served as a reminder of high value.
100dpi in color mode.. not the end of the world, but certainly going to be noticeable.

Still, 100dpi color display without batteries to keep it refreshed, OMG yes please.
The problem is even worse than that: The desire for fiscal accountability within universities is so high, there is little room for trust.

My documentation and compliance burden was as high for a $5 purchase as a $5k purchase. My estimate of the salary cost (neglecting overhead) of approving a single purchase (my approval, electronic documentation, paper documentation, front-office approval, and PI oversight) was ~$80. That doesn't account for the impact of lost time on other tasks. For a $5 purchase.

The true accountability -- If I consistently spent money on something contrary to the aims of the lab? I'd be either out of a job or deprived of tools necessary to get the work done.
US abortion rate is now lower than it was before Roe vs Wade and fertility rate has been dropping in tandem with the dropping abortion rate, so I don't think that explains it.
I'm curious how you like The Great Beauty / La Grande Bellezza.
Standard.tv is Nebula
> I think there is good reason we may see violence as less of a big deal than it would be in reality.

Then again, America is fairly violent as a country.
We recently watched the entirety of New Tricks. Can't get more average looking than those characters.
Look, Mark, I'm not too far from Buffalo so I can totally visit you and we can have some fun.

We should take this discussion offline or end it here because I don't want to continue violating the rules with some off tangent discussion.

Either way, be seeing you buddy, it's been a while.
Did you find that on wikileak?
Have a look at Taiwan.

Taiwan (the Republic of China) is another jurisdiction with direct democracy elements. Direct democratic rights have been in their constitution since 1940s, but they weren't seriously implemented until 2000s. The exercise of these rights is still relatively new in Taiwan.
Conversations almost never end when both parties want them to: study
I'm on Windows at the moment and, yes, I'm looking at the whole application's memory usage. Even with half a dozen tabs open, right now, it's sitting at 250MB combined. (Which--well, I've got 64GB, I shall benevolently allow it.)

Discord has jumped up to about 300MB with a bunch of use, though 50MB (?!) of that is the Discord updater, which is pretty wild.
Thank you for your honesty.

> While I was homeless, men sometimes offered me cash to sleep with them based solely on my looks and obvious poverty.

The way I find girls is through a community forum which practices reviews. I very rarely visit a "new" girl which doesn't have good reviews from reputable members so while I am sorry to hear your experience, I have never offered money to a girl for sex out of the blue or because I felt she was vulnerable. I've only ever been to girls that explicitly advertise such services.

> Lots of low paying jobs are unpleasant work, like cleaning toilets. Lots of low paying jobs subject you to abusive bosses and abusive customers. It's common knowledge that wait staff at restaurants are typically treated terribly.

You assume I am going to girls that are generally treated terribly, have a pimp that takes all their money and are happy to act cheerful for 100$ per hour having sex with 20+ different men per week.

There's no need for her to act, there's plenty of demand for warm bodies without any need for good social skills. And I believe generally those girls that don't offer good GFE are probably forced into it. That would probably even be the majority of the market. I don't know, I haven't done any field research on this but I assume I only visit like 1-2% of girls and am very rarely dissapointed with a new girl because it's hard to fake honest signals.

However it is not hard to make a decent living as an independent girl. The good ones generally work from 10am to 22pm at most. They take good care of themselves, screen clients and build up private lists where they won't even take new clients. If she just wants to live a basic good life she could take 5 regular clients 2-3 times per month and make 1000-2000$ easily working at most 20h per month. That money could well pay for eating only takeout and have a very nice appartment in Bucharest.
Goodbye San Francisco Why We Are Leaving
The BBC is publicly funded and for years was very strict about no advertising or product placement in their output (which has relaxed somewhat in recent years but it’s still there) so perhaps it’s because they don’t want the article to be seen as “newsvertising” (is there a special term for this?)
"heritage conservation area"

Now there’s a euphemism for locking in white privilege if I ever saw one.
I have friends who keep citing 'The Big Short' for what's wrong with our financial system.

A lot of people can't tell the difference between fact movies and fiction movies.

And that doesn't even get into clearly biased documentaries (but I assume that most documentaries are at least trying to be factual instead of entertainment...)
>So, while spain sends soldiers to die in Afghanistan, or the UK wastes decades of development on a grand EU project, or US citizens get spied on by their own govt via Patriot Act.... CH is just sitting pretty, doing its thing. Arguing about every little detail to exhaustion.

Switzerland can afford to do this because it's surrounded by countries that protect it from the real world. It doesn't have a real foreign policy because it doesn't have to.

>The best thing that could happen to us, is to remain just as we are. I welcome the next 800 years of peace and economic development.

That's not up to you. As I've said earlier, you're lucky to be surrounded by countries with bigger fish to fry as long as Switzerland toes the line.
You’re attacking a straw man here. Your experience and personal anecdote may be completely true— however, you are skirting OPs very interesting idea so succinctly stated: that “a populace thoroughly satiated in private can afford to be puritanical in private.” My immediate hunch is that this is generally true.
I played like an earnest 3 year old I guess and lost.
The 1999 South Park movie (“Bigger, Longer, Uncut”), did a bit of a send up on this point, and several interviews with Stone and Parker get into the topic.

“Just remember what the MPAA says: Horrific, deplorable violence is OK, as long as you don't say any naughty words!”

https://birthmoviesdeath.com/2016/08/10/the-time-south-park-...
California Exit Interview: She doesn't want to leave. She may not have a choice
| I bet there's a cottage industry of porn

There is. But like with all markets, it's more expensive and will always have less mass appeal than the lowest common denominator. That downward pressure is felt in that industry just like in all others.
Arxiv was a godsend.
Don't have 300 rung ladders.
> DRM Free movie downloads

This isn't even remotely related to Vimeo or YouTube. If you're talking about movies legitimately published by the rights owners not being DRM'd on Vimeo, then there's nothing stopping the studio from uploading a DRM-free version to YouTube as well. IF you're talking about piracy simply because Vimeo doesn't have Content ID, then that's also just a failure of Vimeo and/or the studios not really caring about 480p streams with relatively few views.
Heh, I walked a similar path ~7 years ago. Wanted to get started developing a mesh network routing algorithm that could handle a hundred hops, got distracted and built a mesh networking test harness / simulation system instead (https://github.com/pirate/mesh-networking).

Never got around to finishing a full routing algorithm, though we did have a lot of fun testing wacky network topologies and protocols that solved subsets of the problem.

The closest we came was designing a 2 or 3 tiered system, where nodes self-arrange into clusters of up to 256 nodes with one elected leader to coordinate. The routing table is replicated on all nodes (eventually consistent), but the leader handles all changes. Then there's Layer 2 routing between clusters with a similar leader election system to handle inter-cluster routing.

We tried to figure out a way to make the routing stateless, (e.g. by encoding a node's position in the graph in its id, sort of like a phone number has a country code, then area code, etc.), but stopped working on it before figuring out a good approach for broadcasting ID changes without flooding the network with broadcast traffic beyond small network sizes.

Nowadays there are established mesh routing algorithms that solve all these problems (like B.A.T.M.A.N., Contiki, 802.11s, or even BGP), but it's still a really exciting field that I dream of working in professionally someday.

https://www.open-mesh.org/projects/open-mesh/wiki
I graduated college shortly before you started and the landscape wasn't all that different when I graduated than when you started. Yes, a good part of any job is just data/crud plumbing but there are interesting and challenging problems to solve even if you're not at a FAANG. Sometimes you got to find and fix them yourself. The one thing that I love now that I'd didn't have early in my career is the tooling! Just having the right programming and debug options is huge and I feel like I was in the Dark Ages in the early to mid aughts compared to now. As for the cubicle/office change, that might be moot now with move to WFH.
Then logically you need to enshrine such rights in law by... voting!
I can't actually think of anyone who has been paid for a review in the sciences.

The most I've personally gotten was a nice note from an editor; I've heard rumors of someone who reviewed enough to get some journal-branded swag (a mug or calendar, I think). If you review a book, you might get to keep the copy.

Nobody gets cash.
Relative to where? Looking up some statistics on violent crime rate by country, it doesn’t seem like the US is particularly an outlier.
If you grew up in Ukraine you grew up around speakers of both Russian and Ukrainian and so learned both languages. You’re now confusing your knowing of two languages for innate properties of those languages.

Source: I grew up in Ukraine.
How early humans' quest for food stoked the flames of evolution
I also like this, because it forces us to know what is going to hit us in the future (terrorist attacks?(

Like we want to know who is planning to blow up someo building. Why wouldnt we want to know?

But the pirate bay co-founder Anakata says in this interview below that he defends the rights of pedos to have a website about their views (i think he clarifies at he doesnt allow pedo material but only a webiste about their "political" views), and that he is fighting for that right. To have their views in the open. So my question is, do you "progre" also agree with Anakata that aside Neonazis the Pedo politicians should also have their say in public view? And if you believe yes they should, can you elaborate why?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mOyhQvFmVo&
if you ever get the chance to visit this remarkable, isolated place, take it. i've organised a few trips to the island to explore the diverse wildlife and stunning habitats (coral reefs and cloud forests that are accessible). even more so as feral populations are controlled.
> As a European (German), not sure what would be uncomfortable about that

I don't have a rational reason for feeling uncomfortable, nudity just feels very personal to me.
From an outsider's perspective it looks like a "roll your own" using some of the existing knowledge base, talent pool and resources that exist floating around in the Vancouver video production industry... Undoubtedly some of what he's done in the past 3-4 years with a serious studio, cameras, editing, sound and lighting would be more difficult if he were not in Vancouver, but were in some location with much fewer constantly ongoing video productions (random example: Portland).
No actually I'm not completely grasping your argument. You described iteration earlier but I don't see any distinction with any definition of iteration I know of.

I'm guessing your talking about how iteration is implemented versus the action of iteration. Both are one in the same.
In addition to Ubiquiti (already mentioned), Motorola (Cambium) also made some PTP and PTMP radios ("Canopy"?) that were quite popular in the WISP community years ago.

I'd be surprised if you can't easily find both on eBay.
How do you feel about Minari?
Bank robberies are violence. I'm not sure what you're getting at.
> I'm betting that national healthcare will cause a fitness boom. We'll start seeing each other's poor health as tax money, and there will be more stigma for being overweight.

Don't see this in Canada, where tax dollars pay for it. Stigma only works if there is a majority against a minority. Most people are fat.
Nothing makes sense. Nobody knows what to do or how to work this shit. Moving targets.

Last time I had a girlfriend I'd come off a 2 year spree of virtual homelessness and poverty. I was living with my parents (mom and dad, both separated) transiently. I was dirt poor, drugs problem, losing jobs etc... She was in college studying to become a nurse. It wasn't one of those asymmetrical relationships either. She wasn't on the goon squad.

Now that I have money, my own place, some direction and intention in my life... In most context where I have exposure there's some sort of hazard. Like trying to do anything at work when there might be a signal there seems like a terrible idea. Way too much potential for bad shit. At college, well shit I don't know if I'd be okay with dating anybody younger than 21, or a 21 year old for that matter (which is the rough majority). Even if we assume the age floor was 28 I still wouldn't dare approach anybody without evident interest, and networking at school is impossible because I'm swamped with work and work. I can get conversations started on Tinder, but they burn out fast and hard, no effort on the other end. I get a lot of matches, but I've only managed to finagle 2 dates out of what has to be hundreds of matches. I can't say how many I've actually opened, the odds look like shit regardless. Doesn't help that I live in an ultra-conservative rural cesspool where there's like... .5 degrees of separation.

And then what are you to take from all the man-bashing shit? All the vitriolic speech against white males? And so on and so forth.

I'll go to pornhub, thanks.
You are clearly a core supporter. Obviously any reasonable person is aware that there are technical limitations that prevent infinite scaling.

However, your entire argument is a strawman. This never was about scaling instantaneously to accept all transactions in the entire world. The debate was, and is, about allowing storage, money, markets, network speed, technology in general, and other natural phenomena govern the amount of data the network supports.

This debate is about a small group of people deciding that they were able to make a better decision about the block size than the free market. This is about arrogance, power, and control. Until you can bring an argument relating to scaling that actually acknowledges the reality that the free market can govern things better than you can, you can keep it to yourself.
> maybe there are chemicals in the environment screwing up our hormones

My money’s on this one.
Apple heavily missing out on building a modular M1 system, akin to the RPi, could be hooked up onto a monitor or put into a laptop chassis without having to re-buy display/keyboard/speakers every time when a new processor comes out.
My very first words in my first comment were: I'm not suggesting you are doing anything morally wrong

I'm not making any of the assumptions you accuse me of. I'm just trying to say that the world of work and opportunities available to women are different than for men, so their logic for why they make certain choices may not be what a man would expect based on how he thinks about his choices in relation to how to earn a living.

I'm medically handicapped and for that reason I have been celibate for nearly 16 years. If I thought I could successfully become a sex worker or exotic dancer and make good money for a while to pay off my debts and pay cash for a house, I would likely do that. I have no moral objection to sex work and I've thought a great deal about it and a lot of marriages are thinly veiled sex-for-money deals, in essence.

I would rather get paid by the hour for sex than be some man's property pretending we "love" each other when we don't. I'm crystal clear on that detail.

I'm sorry if you feel uncomfortable with the idea that maybe some of these women don't really want to be doing this kind of work and feel like it's a big moral issue if they don't. But the simple reality is that, say, in Hollywood, women need to look good and be sexy to become successful. In contrast, men are deemed to be sexually attractive because they are successful.

When push comes to shove, women are expected to use their sexuality to some degree to open doors career-wise in a way men are generally not expected to do. This is rampant across multiple industries and it's something people mostly don't want to talk about and it's part of why you see so much sexual harassment of women on the job, etc.

I haven't caved to the pressure to go that route because I have a bigger personal demon looming over me that does such terrible things to a person it is classified as a dread disease.

But trying to get into that probably isn't clarifying anything. It's probably just opening up a giant can of worms pointlessly.

I think I will stop here, whether it served to clarify anything or not. Sometimes the least worst action is just "stop digging your grave deeper."

You have a good day.
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I really like this article, it has made me question a worldview I had 20 minutes ago. I love things that do that. Make me think, make me change my mind, make me learn.
No discussion of endocrine disruption? Endrocrine distruption could explain a loss in libido. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2021/02/27/falling-sperm...
You could possibly compost, which already is generating CO2 in your garden, and arrange it into a trap
Italy Held First Huawei Developer Group in February-Huawei Developers
I tried running proxmox on my server for a while but I found it was more complex to do everything and I wasn't gaining any benefits from it since it looked very enterprise and multi machine focused. These days I use fedora coreos with podman/docker. I'm trying out virtual machines using libvirt and then virt manager on my desktop for control but I have not been able to find a way to do bridged networking.
>English doesn't by default fill the space of words that are shorthands for domain specific ideas.

That was a rhetorical question. I beg to differ. English does fill the space of all kinds of of domain specific areas. Practitioners may invent new vocabulary to use within the English language but in the end they are still using English.

In fact even when you talk about "Design patterns" You are still using "English" it's inescapable. I'm saying the extra layer of "design patterns" as a "field" is not necessary. No other "domain" is snobbish enough to call their techniques "patterns" and group them as "design patterns" and fill the field with all this jargon like "strategy pattern." It's just programming techniques, carpentry techniques and the like.
Spread and Rest in JavaScript
It's a discovery problem. There are existing puritanical rules in society that break discovery in this industry.

Someone solves that safely and they'll do really well imho.
The Western porn market is a monopoly (the same company owns Pornhub and approximately every studio.) If you want something different, you'd have to train your tastes until you can handle something foreign like JAV[1], or scrounge indies like random onlyfans accounts.

[1] which are all really boring, seriously they're like four hours long and nothing happens, and that's besides the completely different set of morals and expected fetishes
He had no idea whether it was a risk worth taking or not, because they rejected any evidence short of certainty that the O-rings would fail on a given flight. The results of the Rogers Commission make this abundantly clear to anybody who cares to pay attention, yet he professes to have learned nothing.
to add to the confusion the Quadra 605 and the Performa 475 were actually the same machine. I know because i had the Performa 475 ( and performed the very after market upgrade you refer to, so I could run Infini-D and other 3d modelling packages)