skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
PiinPoint (YC W14) Is Hiring a Development Team Lead in Ontario, Canada
Ironically you've demonstrated why low interest rates might be a primary culprit.

(FYI the cost of the building it not hugely relevant, it's the land.)

Imagine that you can afford some kind of monthly payment for your mortgage - as interest rates go down, the larger the loan you can afford i.e. 'leverage'.

The longer people believe that interest rates will 'stay low', the more confidence they have in taking large loans. The longer the process goes on for, the longer people believe we are in a 'new normal' and feel confident in their purchases.

Ironically, the big swings in prices in real estate are a function of leverage (i.e. low interest rates): if an economic crash hits, fear causes a crash and then upswing commensurate with the leverage in the system.

NIMBYISM does not cause an increase in demand. Only 'more potential buyers' with 'more income' and 'more leverage' can do that. Since cities are not rapidly expanding in size with NIMBYISM, and wages are not radically increasing, it's likely a function of continuing high leverage.
The state and national governments are also elected in my country, so fortunately democracy prevails! As I said in my comment, in my view there are issues that require coordination at a higher level, because otherwise it's just a game of shoving externalities onto others.
When water gets squeezed between a ship’s hull and a sand floor, it speeds up. As water flow speeds up, its pressure drops, pulling the hull down to fill the vacuum. The effect is more pronounced at the stern, and so the ship settles into a squat: bow up, stern down.

Yet another article that needlessly complicated things by invoking the Bernoulli principle. It’s a lot simpler to explain: the space behind the stern needs to suck water into it so the stern area is at lower pressure, while the space around the bow needs to push water out of the way so it’s at higher pressure. The closer you are to the sea floor or bank, the bigger the effect since there isn’t much space to push water away and pull water from.
It's different using the cases:

Moving the mouse without dragging: moving my head, since there is no expectation that i am interacting with the world

Dragging the mouse: moving the model around. That's because dragging can also be used to intersect to a wall and center it, in which case i would be literally dragging the model as if it s cardboard.
maybe

It certainly seems plausible to me, in my personal experience, but this article is talking about something that may be true.

This is another headline that is planting an idea in casual reader’s heads without explicitly mentioning it is in large part anecdotal and speculative.
I work for a grant-funded educational software company that makes science simulations for K through college, but mostly middle school and high school.
What was the opinion?
I usually put jam in the fridge, now, but we never used to when I was a kid. We go through jam fast enough that it's probably unnecessary now, but why risk it... Then again I have like twice as much fridge space as we used to back then.
I've been a happy user of Netlify, Github Pages and now Vercel. I'm really enjoying Vercel lately! It's been really great. Recently also tested out Cloudflare Pages, but I think they have a bit of work to do before they can match Vercel.
Not sure but the article feels like a soft sell piece/corporate brand building on Annies as opposed to a reckoning on how such a wholesome brand could go awry.
Not unreasonably. Like it or not, at else being equal someone with more current experience is probably the better employee.

There's this feeling that employers should just take the next person who fits some quota because to pick and choose is to be biased which has somehow become a bad phrase. My employer literally pays me to be biased. My job skills include having appropriate and helpful biases.
Only the asset holding class benefits, but it slams the working class.

As foreigners drive up asset prices it becomes more expensive to acquire equity in your society as the rich get richer.
But is that just to accommodate the newer, more mainstream stuff, or because it's actually technically better?
They don't have any idea if Stallman has made any changes during his year in the wilderness, and they don't care. They just want him out, because it weakens the FSF and the Free Software/GPL movement.

Edit: weakens the FSF if Stallman is gone, that is.
I find that it also helps me get over things.

If there's something that I'm obsessing over or simply cannot get off my mind, I can write it down and it will go away. Throwing the piece of paper is optional.

I think writing puts some kind of structure to your mental model, you process it at the time of writing and can move on to the next thing while preserving the output of the processing. The output tends to be some kind of map about where you can find it and short description about the nature of the thing you write down.

It's almost as if you put the stuff of your "hot memory", the memory that is about the main process you operate on, into your visual memory.

For some reason, typing on a computer doesn't have the same effect. It does have some effect but it's different.
I question the assertion that the Lautenwerck was common — let alone as common as harpsichords and organs — even in Bach's time. It's not broadly mentioned in written sources of the time, and so many practical points are not in its favor. Knowing that Bach had two is some evidence, but I see it as analogous to knowing that a particular musician owned two 8-string guitars: it tells us nothing but that they exist, and that one person really likes them. I know this is a reporter talking, but still.

Also, as a violist, I have to point out that one of Bach's sons said the viola was his favorite instrument.
hmmm.. Fauci or a doctor that is a writer pseudo celebrity MD. He may be correct, he may not be.. but ill take the side of caution.
Introduction to Unit Testing with PySpark
I think I have aphantasia to some degree and have experienced what the OP is mentioning. Also handwriting is a good aid for me to remember things, particularly if it is written by hand. I don't need to review the notes but the act of putting it down sticks a bit better. I will also have to add that my memory is better at concepts and abstract things but not so good at details.
First read this as “scientist’s finger cause of mass eagle deaths” — as if some researcher’s typo massively overstated eagle mortality.
It's actually pretty different because another middleman can basically arise only if it's a big success in the iOS App Store because coming up in Google searches would be impossible and more or less the same in the Play Store. So, Google is not just yet another intermediary.
Those below the minimum wage are exempt workers such as waiters because they earn tips, and I guarantee you that their real income (on average) is much higher than minimum wage, but data is hard to come by as much of that income is unreported. Thus the 2% figure is a generous over-estimate.
Really interesting to hear others had this experience as well. During tests, I would routinely see an image of sorts of the page in my head, with the words or equations I needed blurred out.

Now that I think about, no clue why I assumed that was unique to me.
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Red Hat isn't donating money to Georgia.
Making GNNs ‘Topology-Aware’ to Advance Their Expressive Power
That also isn't a new phenomenon which mostly says bad things about the people doing it from the antisemetic pogrum responses which in one notable case /poisened their own water supply/ to a more pedestrian anti mask league in tbe 1910s and related Black Death there were also some dim enough to think there was a choice of "skip measures for the economy".

Two kinds of choices - look for some scapegoat and manage to make things worse for themselves and far worse for their victims. The other is downright idiotic contrariness and the failure to understand that "normal" is not an option because epidemics alone cause others to stay away. It is like saying that you can ignore the blizzards and keep on making money growing tropical crops in open fields without wasting money on greenhouses that are redundant most of the year. The choice is between bad or worse because "trying to benefit from the status quo by when conditions won't return under the circumstances".
Github pages is pretty straightforward and free.
> I think you forget how many people live in poverty in the USA.

FWIW, I work in public healthcare in Appalachia. In any event, I have no idea what the relevance of this statement is.

I made a statement of fact.. market wages for engineer/software types were in the 50s in the low COL areas 20 years ago - this can be verified - if they're not in the high 80s now then real wages have not grown.

Honestly, the OP comp might not be too too awful. Of course even then it shows wages haven't really skyrocketed either outside of FAANG. 86k - if that's base? - if that is $55k + "equity" then no - especially, they're not public and an 8 year vesting period! The longer vesting period is especially troublesome when you're not paying amazing wages to begin with - that's just how it is. Also, the problem with the bimodal distribution of wages in the US, if you're in that lower mode, you are kidding yourself if you can really maintain any realistic retention - there are too many opportunities for people to jump ship and it doesn't take much to make it worth their while. Another thing not covered by this post - how is their promotion structure? Sure the pay is transparent - but the vast majority of cases if you want a raise at the employer you're at - the best way to maximize it usually to quit and come back later.

Edit: looking at that table in the post and doing the math, looks like ~68k. Where do you get 86k from?

> Tech wages in the US are hugely inflated compared to the rest of the world too.

Sure, everyone knows this - well inflated not so sure - the market wages are higher. What's your point?

Edit: by low COL i mean, like Rust Belt, midwest.. as far removed from the coasts and SV as possible.
They have their own biases, but at least they're very good when read in combination with other sources.
It is fascinating and horrifying at the same time. On the one hand, I am hoping the person was simply quoting something they heard in a rant online. On the other hand, I am hoping it is just a case of misreading available BLS data. Neither is exactly ideal and both paint rather sad picture of how we interpret reality.
You can buy four servings of processed mac and cheese for about $2 USD. It's insanely cheap.
Your explanation is longer and harder to understand. (How do you "invoke" Bernoulli's principle?)
> In fact, RMS' views and statements posted on stallman.org about sexual morality escalated for the worse over the last few years.

-- Bradley Kuhn (at-the-time FSF board member), http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2019/10/15/fsf-rms.html

On the original blog, every word in that sentence is a link to a different post on stallman.org
Hard drive progression is definitely interesting.

I don't have any numbers, but I have an old SPARC laptop from 1995, with dual slim SCSI drives from IBM. Thin little drives from the early 90s, going from 300-900 MB. And man, those things have aged phenomenally well. The controller could read both at 10MB/s each simultaneously, with seek speeds of only around 14 ms, not that far from the 5 mentioned in the article.

I really don't think the HDDs in my modern laptops are more than at most a single order of magnitude superior in anything except storage density.
This is correct. Why would I put any more effort into it?
Example: the Nokia 7.2 was released at the end of 2019 and is running on Linux 4.4.194 on the newest available Android update. 4.4 was first released in January 2016 and is currently at 4.4.262. 4.4.194 was released in September 2019.

The newest LTS release at the end of 2019 was 4.19, released in October 2018. 4.9 and 4.14 are also LTS releases. 4.4 is a bit special because it's a Super Long Term Support kernel but 4.19 is SLTS as well.
I'm kind of fascinated by cattle-washing of fertilizer.

Spread ammonium based fertilizer, you aren't organic.

Spread manure from cattle raised on crops grown using ammonium based fertilizer, you are good to go.
Besides laziness, which is never in short supply here, her product is shelf stable and keeps for a long time, unlike un-dehydrated fresh cheese.

Also, cost probably is a factor. Even Annie's, which is more of a "premium" brand, can be had for around 1$ US per box, which could feed two people or so as part of a meal.
For free, anywhere? GitHub, GitLab, Vercel, AWS S3... Even you watch can serve a decent amount of static pages/sec nowadays.
> Energy policy in Scotland is a matter that has been specifically reserved to the UK parliament under the terms of the Scotland Act 1998 that created the devolved Scottish Parliament. However, since planning is a matter that has been devolved, the Scottish government has the ability to shape the direction of energy generation in Scotland by approving or refusing new projects.

> In 2004, the Enterprise Committee of the Scottish Parliament called for the development of a 'fully fledged' Scottish energy policy.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_policy_of_Scotland?wpro...

The 2003 Scottish parliament was Labour, later parliaments were SNP.

Is there a UK wide energy policy that pushed aggressively for renewables?
Money is fake, but some money is faker than others
fake news, show us proof, don't just believe what you hear. it's still easier to vote in GA than TX, which doesn't allow no-excuse absentee ballots. is getting a free ID such a burden?
Nostalgia is funny that way.
Amazon's new AI-powered cameras in delivery trucks can sense when drivers yawn
Qui scribit bis legit
Stand Out of Our Light – Freedom and Resistance in the Attention Economy
Ok an oligopoly, does that make it better. Apple has a monopoly on Apple silicon.
I don't expect a rerun of WW2. It's hard to tell exactly how things would turn out, but the concept of having factories beyond the reach of enemy bombers is obsolete with today's aircraft. It's more likely that whoever wins the first few battles will have an immense advantage over the other, which will be reduced to guerrilla tactics.

This is all assuming it's a total war without nukes though, which is fanciful.

A conventional war between nuclear powers over a third country (Taiwan?) could maybe possibly happen by attrition, but more probably by attrition of war morale, rather than war materiel.
Yea I actually draw little squares next to my todo items, and then fill them in when I complete the task. For some reason, I find that way easier to parse than a bunch of scratched out words.

I also do that in my engineering notebooks--it makes to-dos stand out more from the rest of my notes.
Your math is wrong. Assuming that desired tax revenue should scale linearly with the number of families, the owners of the non-apartment parcels would be paying 1.35 times what they paid before the apartment building was built, not 1.5.

However, even ignoring all of the questionable assumptions that go into such an unrealistic scenario, the tax justifies itself since that neighborhood was clearly massively underdeveloped compared to its land value (i.e. housing demand).
No one is going to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars, maybe a million+, on a house they don't actually get to own. You have a contract with the LLC, sure, but what happens when it goes bust?
I don't think it matters much b/c of the super low volume but I do have it behind Cloudflare free-tier.
One thing that stuck with me from that book was the notion that the fine motor control gained through the rote learning of handwriting might carry over into verbal fluency. iirc it was a speculative point in the book, and I wonder if that has been any research into it since then. It partly inspired me to relearn cursive as an adult using the Getty-Dubay italic.

https://handwritingsuccess.com/write-now/
YES. GO REDHAT. All these apologists fawning over stallman on this site is sad. He's not unrelated to FSF he's on their fucking board.
If I had realized, I would have done it sooner :) Put a disclaimer at the top, happy to tweak wording or add a link or two or whatever else makes sense.
From the article:

> Stallman suggested Minsky might somehow not have known she'd been forced to do so.

> In the same thread on MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory listserv, he also referred to Epstein's victims as a "harem."

Is that the full story? That sounds very mild comments to trigger such a strong reaction. I don't really understand what is awful here, the first comment seems to say "Maybe Minsky wasn't aware", which sounds plausible (though, I wouldn't personally bet on it...) and doesn't invalidate the woman's claims or justify Minsky or Epstein actions. The second one seems to use "harem" to design how Epstein was behaving around his victims by surrounding himself with young women that he was exploiting, which sounds insulting against him and not them.

Am I missing something here?

Edit: fixed some typos
I've noticed that many commenters on this insightful orange website like to bash on strawmen extrapolated from the headline or intro paragraph. They seem to think that this will make them come across as a critical thinker.
Do you not understand why fast food exists either? It’s cheap and easy.
Skeevy people shouldn't serve on boards, there's not one person alone in a void that knows how shitty big tech is
No big thing there, parts of my house are biodegrading already. :(
I’m going to reply to a few sibling comments at once:

Yes, they could upstream drivers, but they won’t. It’s not in their best interest. I’m taking about what could be done in spite of this.

Given that they won’t upstream drivers, if the blobs they release keep working for the reasonable life of your device, your phone can get other software updates, including major OS updates. I don’t expect or need the camera or radio driver to change across various android versions. The hardware is the same!

And if you want a newer phone, you’re free to buy one! It’s just sad that you can’t safely use older devices just because the blobs break compatibility with OS security and feature updates. This need not be the case.
He's said: I am skeptical of the claim that voluntarily pedophilia harms children.

He regretted saying it later, because he misunderstood the concept of grooming.
> Worst case scenario is recession, you have reduced income and housing prices plummet - I don't see this playing out, running low interest rates to high inflation seems likely to me.

And the standard case scenario is rising interest rates, where your highly-leveraged asset drastically underperforms the market (and may even produce negative real returns, if it doesn't keep up with inflation).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yzdxnuk-2pM

This guy: GCaptain sounds very similar in experience as your pops.

He goes into detail on a lot of the same points your dad makes.

He specifically says that its unbelievable that the Suez didnt have the appropriate bollard pull tugs or pumps available as a matter or course...

---

SMIT is the salver for the project, they are going to slurp the ballast, the fuel and are dredging under the front bulb.

however the EVERGREEN is *FLOODING* according to GCaptain based on the immediate request by Suez for highspeed pumps for the forward empty space - he thinks the forward steering props are leaking into the forward empty space. They also called for them for aft...

He goes through the various least worst and worst scenarios. Talks a lot about micro cracks and flexion, sag and hog...

Also its important to note that the evergreen is now out of commission for at least a year.

It will likely go to another closer port, all cargo offloaded to other ships, then it will go into dry-dock for in depth inspection for fatigue and micro-cracks in the hull and infra...

The problem with crane barges is that there may not be one that is tall enough to handle the EverGreen.

Anyway - send this guys vids to your dad - He would like them.
you would really enjoy r/LoveForLandlords
Young athletes seems to be another really big case of this. Lots of people with short careers but huge earnings who either cannot handle the money or hand their finances over to people who try to take advantage of them.
Yes, I fully agree it's a darn shame that Dylan was abandoned by Apple.
There are intentional loopholes left in the kernel to allow such drivers (Nvidia, fglrx, etc. are also closed source).

There are some rules though: Kernel module is always open source and cannot use all the symbols. Also, using such driver marks the kernel tainted.

There are some very valid reasons for not releasing open source drivers. NDA bound 3rd party code is one (Java had it, fglrx had it, HDCP stuff has it, Intel's old GPU drivers had it). Another reason is software based secret sauce. Again GPU drivers are the worst offenders in this class. Third reason is greed/being insecure. Lastly, some companies use this method to effectively deprecate their products, so they can sell newer units more. Embedded space is the biggest example of this. I also worked with such vendor in a very unrelated product category. It's unpleasant.

I don't support any of these reasons, but I understand them from an economic sense. Some companies started to bake their magic into their hardware (Mellanox, AMD), so they can open their software completely. This is a much better path IMHO.
What is a use case for this?
They got acquired by IBM.

There is literally nowhere further from the path a company could go.
Perhaps you could hash the session id, with a secret salt on server side. Then you could discard the original and store and pass along the hashed session id. That way, anyone you send it to would not be able to impersonate the hn user. You could also hash with a different salt before sending to a 3rd party so that they would not be able to impersonate someone's account in your extension.
To mods @ HNN / YC, all the language denigrating D&I using language like "woke this" and "cancel that" is you hosting and serving shitty people, clean up your playground
Reliable solar and wind power is similarly non-existent.
Does wAP AC support OpenWRT?
What they said is correct. If you eat more than you burn, you gain weight. That's how it works. If you believe different you're unlikely to maintain a healthy weight. Dieting and maintaining a healthy weight is all about energy balance and personal behavior. I've lost weight and kept it off for four years now.