skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Of course.

Residents Puerto Rico can’t vote in presidential elections.

It’s not out of the country.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_voting_rights_in_Puert...

>Voting rights of United States citizens in Puerto Rico, like the voting rights of residents of other United States territories, differ from those of United States citizens in each of the fifty states and the District of Columbia. Residents of Puerto Rico and other U.S. territories do not have voting representation in the United States Congress, and are not entitled to electoral votes for president. The United States Constitution grants congressional voting representation to U.S. states, which Puerto Rico and other U.S. territories are not, specifying that members of Congress shall be elected by direct popular vote and that the president and the vice president shall be elected by electors chosen by the states.[Note 1]
> All of the wages that Nike and Amazon pay are taxed though.

That labor income is taxed particularly heavily (compared to generic income, which in turn is taxed extra compared to capital income) is another, and bigger, problem, yes.

It doesn’t mitigate the fact that effectively untaxed corporate returns amount to potentially infinite deferral of taxes on capital accumulation on top of the low rates paid when capital gains are realized.

Corporate retained profits that aren’t passed through to owners for tax purposes should be taxed, with no sheltering or protection, at the maximum marginal personal income tax rate, corporate distributions should be deductible expenses, and capital distributions and gains should be taxed as normal income to the recipient (but, to fairly treat long term gains—as well as irregular non-capital income—asset basis values should be adjusted for inflation and there should be provisions for optional advance recognition of income for tax purposes and optional deferred recognition over a period of years for windfalls. And “payroll taxes” shouldn’t be separate from personal inncome taxes; all incone regardless of source should be taxed for the programs they support and be counted for eligibility purposes (for social security specifically, additional bend points at and points beyond the current maximum should be adopted instead of the income and benefit caps.)
IPv6 privacy issue? You know that you get /32 block, you can change your IP from that block every hour if you want.

The issue with IPv6 is that links are significantly slower than IPv4 links today.

see: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4941
My grandma had dementia for the last few years of her life after having some strokes. My dad told me that if he ever gets like that, to buy him a one way ticket to Nome and say goodbye.
I’m no expert but I thought the worst case was AMT, which taxes the bargain element when you exercise an option (rather than when you sell the received shares and recognize the gain). Are you talking about a tax on granted options, or when options are in the money but you haven’t exercised yet?
1. Lootboxes available 24/7 anywhere

2. Lootboxes can be purchased easily with credit cards and can be hidden easily from relatives

3. Login bonus and free pulls

4. CCG is arguably pay 2 play

5. Progression & achievements

6. Nation-wide or international-wide reach

7. Gameplay session and purchasing session most of the time are different
No it’s not. Most damage comes from cyclones.
Graduate Study in the Computer and Mathematical Sciences: A Survival Manual
if only principia mathematica could have been as clear :P
Did it again sell to the Auction house owner like the previous $100K one? and like the stupid 69.420mil NFT?
> You are probably defying your servile status and must be made an example of.

By Joe Blow, minimum-wage TSA agent #24601?
:w! Forces write even if the file exists, eg is chmod -r read-only.

:q! quits even if the buffer isn't saved.

:wq! Forces write and quits anyway.

It can't always work,you have to own the file and have the correct permissions for the directory. Sudo root it overrides the file/dir chmod mask constraints. It can't write over chflags locked files.
Civil aviation is 2% of global carbon emissions. It's also one of the hardest things to make clean. Flying is not something people should feel guilty about. We actually can, and probably should, keep civil aviation -- especially seeing as we need to implement carbon capture anyway.

Heating your house and eating meat contribute far more to your personal carbon footprint than flying, unless you fly much more than usual.
> The philosophy of python is there should be only one pythonic way of doing things.

Thiiis really hasn't been my experience with the Python community. Every place I've worked on a Python codebase has done it a different way, and none of them have agreed on what is "pythonic".

Each team has claimed that _their_ approach is the most python-y way to do it, but they've all celebrated Python as not being "restrictive" like "other" languages. It's really weird.
Do you know that you can make money online for free
I think it depends on the severity and person. My grandpa got cancer when he was 90. He beat it and lived another 2 years. He lived at home and didn't have to stay at the hospital.
How does this compare to cesiumjs?
https://github.com/CesiumGS/cesium
YouTube Deleted 2.5M ‘Dislikes’ from White House Videos, Data Indicates
China launches musical in bid to counter Uyghur abuse allegations
See also: "David Attenborough: A Life On Our Planet" which tackles similar themes w.r.t. conservation and nature.
I have high speed fiber to the home. SaskTel Infinet is great. It's a socialist organization too! Check it out! Saskatchewan has a lot of socialism in its history, mostly because of the intense agriculture history where farmers would pool all their grain together to negotiate better prices.
My experience releasing failed SaaS products
Nighttime is another situation in which the supplier does not deliver power, at least for solar.

Yes you need cords, appliances, and other equipment, including extra equipment if you are not connected to the grid, that is a given.
How is this possible given that we will apparently have a lithium shortage by 2025?
Using Amazon SES with Node.js to send those OTP emails
Ok, turns out I was mixing up "flexible array member" with "variable-length array". Slices can be used on the stack like a VLA as well, though, with the unstable "unsized_locals" feature. This feature is controversial, however, because of the risk of unintentional stack blowup..
Let's put them all in jail, then they'll see what they're really willing to do for just a little cash! What I'll have Jeff doing in the shower room will make urinating in a bottle look like heaven!
I just tried it on myself and I felt violated reading how much info is out there.
Thank you for posting this, I will now forever wonder who, if any, of the people I meet throughout my life will have been secret cardinals. The answer is almost certainly "none at all", but you're right, how would I know!
I don’t understand how neither party has made it a top issue to address.
Yes, my vote for languages which are running out of glyphs would be `~~` actually.

Rather than using context to differentiate bitwise NOT from concatenation, just rule that ~~ is always concatenation. What you lose is just "NOT NOT", which (without this operator) is legal but pointless.
Plant-eating animals species outnumber meat-eating species, so the notion that eating plants presents more risk doesn’t really hold up. Any Boy Scout knows how to identify native toxic plants, and to observe what animals eat and don’t eat.

It’s not bizarre that we don’t know much about prehistoric diets. We have few fossils or hard evidence, and no written records. Prehistoric dumps preserve animal remains because bones get preserved but fruit and vegetables don’t.
I suppose nobody's been dumb enough to do it to a Senator or their inner circle.
I feel like this discussion about Amazon Location Service is also relevant for anyone interested -- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25444615
You'll probably want to check out org-babel if that's your thing.
I think this is a really good guess.

Over the last 2 years I’ve had several periods of sleeping 0-2hrs/night for up to a week at a time (sick kid in the hospital).

One time, I was able to try to “catch up” in the following weeks by sleeping as much as I wanted. The other times, I was limited to my typical 7-8hrs.

No matter what, my recovery time was about 2 days of proper sleep for every day of sleep deprivation. Sleeping excessively (10+ hours) didn’t seem to accelerate recovery.
I wish a battery replacement was 2 grand. Try like 8 if you can find one.
Indexes over computed fields can be quite handy.
Can't we build some nuke plants and use their output to cool the seas along the barrier reef?
It should be. A lot of men are opportunistic in this way, can't tell you how many times I've seen men doing this intentionally to kids, women, etc.

My wife has it happen like once a month at least... Keep your dick in your pants around me or I'll hack it off.
Trump used dark patterns to trick supporters into donating more than intended
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I switched to pfsense* from a WRT. Awful router! It uses a cloud service to log in and nine times out of ten the awfulness that is their app cannot "locate a Linksys router on the network" even from a phone using the routers WiFi. I even tried flashing OpenWRT which was much better but the hardware still sucked and had to be restarted often. Cannot recommend (sadly I did recommend it to a friend before I knew how awful it is and he has the exact same problems even though he owns a different WRT model (1900 I think)).

* I'd recommend OPNsense over pfsense. If nothing else then because they break licenses (pfsense is NOT open source as they claim. You cannot built from the sources they provide).
You need the premium version for that.
Best to just get a private jet to take you at that point... what is a few more grand to save you the TSA hassle if you want to fly like a rich person you might as well go all the way.
E2EE is indeed true with Whatsapp, but they can distribute the decryption key to anyone, including themselves.

These advertisements with half the information about the technology should be illegal.
Hide under a blanket?
My problem with them is mainly that constructing them is not trivial.

I suspect you are right on most uses, though for many first iterations a simple ordered set works wonderfully well, and is much easier to think of.
They cant _make_ them. Previous "first homegrown Chinese CPU, on par with Intel i3/i5_ by Zhaoxin was just a relabeled VIA Nano benchmarking around Pentium 4 speeds.
Is this standard DSL for formal logic? What's it called?
That crosses into personal attack when it's in the context of someone's specific story, so please don't. Especially when it comes to high-emotional matters like family and death.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
I think, you could also write

Elliptic_curve_pt.Num_syntax.( (g ^ x) ^ y = g ^ xy )

instead of let open Elliptic_curve_pt.Num_syntax in ...
"I think you will be very surprised if at some point you travel outside the US"

I'm not quite sure what prompted you to drag this down to that level. FWIW, I spent several years living in Europe and the Middle East. In homes that weren't air conditioned even. And a fair amount of travel to many other places.

"The rest of the world does not consist of Elbonian mud farmers as you seem to think"

Wow. You have no reason to go there. Fuck off. Saying that lacking $2k of discretionary money to spend on lithium batteries is "Elbonian mud farmers". Wtf. I've certainly had times I my adult life where I didn't have $2k of discretionary money.
If curious, past threads:

How Doctors Die (2013) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22393335 - Feb 2020 (1 comment)

How Doctors Die (2011) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13122408 - Dec 2016 (45 comments)

How doctors choose to die (2012) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9260286 - March 2015 (81 comments)

How Doctors Die - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7446014 - March 2014 (2 comments)

How Doctors Die (2011) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5104430 - Jan 2013 (94 comments)

How Doctors Die - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3313570 - Dec 2011 (177 comments)

Edit: Just in case anyone's wondering, reposts are ok after a year or so (https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html). Listing past threads is just because they might be interesting.
For most ISPs the IPv4 acts exactly the same way, being almost but not quite stable. I don't understand how that's a downside to IPv6.
would love to hear some justification as to why you feel the average listener - who has been totally conditioned by listening to music in equal temperament for their entire lives - would have sensitivity to what you refer to as "loss of purity in harmony". especially non-musical average listeners.

or are you referring to the idea that people can be trained to hear these kinds of differences?
> Furthermore, a multi-billionaire, who made his money ripping off children, complaining about paywalls is a farce.

Epic Games was founded 25 years before Fortnite was released, and it was already a big company when Fortnite arrived.
I'd be careful with the DNR and living will.

While there are many doctors that don't want the end to drag out, there are many who believe DNRs and living wills are not the best thing either (with a good bit of overlap too). Generally, you only want a DNR if you know you have a terminal illness or are very old. The living will can be better, but you still can't cover every scenario or account for all factors. At least you can outline some concepts and name a person to carry out those decisions the best they can.
Lapack 3.9.1 Released
There needs to be a RICO prosecution of TSA & DEA.
Because of this I use fastmail or Apple sign-in to make a new email for every online service I register for, and when it's a username I pull random words together from a dictionary. I also avoid using my real name as much as possible.
I’m so confused. If this is art, I adore it.
The article suggests otherwise: the lady's car was turned off at a gas station and she paid the money to turn it back on.
To be honest this whole debate is a bit academic. In one situation someone is saying "this thing costs a lot of money and so is a toy for the rich". At the time of the statement it's probably true! You might get into an error by saying "it will always be like that because it's expensive now".

But the issue is that, _even at the time of the statement_, the price has been decreasing over time! It's falsifiable at the time of the statement! You don't need to see the future to dismantle that argument.

Inversely, costs have gone down over time for a long time. You could make the inference that there's a floor, of course, and it's reasonable to do so! But it's hard to disprove the claim that prices will keep on going down.

The former is just on its face wrong based on the current facts, the latter is a judgement call about the future. Totally different beasts, and driven from different things.
Here are some links and POC code on this problem:

slides: http://slides.com/rolisz/receiptbudget#/1

code: https://github.com/rolisz/receipt_budget

research article: https://www.authorea.com/users/6050/articles/6335-a-novel-ma...
The paper clearly states that humans are omnivores, and have eaten a varied diet as far back as we have evidence. Cats and sharks are carnivores. No known human population subsists exclusively on meat, or even predominately.

There’s ample evidence that early human species ate meat, and significantly more than chimpanzees and other primates. There’s no evidence — and plenty of contrary evidence - that humans have ever eaten meat exclusively (the definition of carnivore). Clearly we can survive on a vegetarian diet, lots of people do. A cat cannot.
Nice short story
I had a similar experience with my grandfather who suffered from early dementia. He was fully conscious of his condition degrading and that's the part I am most scared of for myself.

It was basically the end of flowers for Algernon on a longer time scale.
Because the blue states love seizing guns and the red states love seizing drugs (and any assets the person who has either happens to have with them).
thanks for sharing your wealth of knowledge on EV & power storage, comments like this are why I love reading hackernews :) Now I need to spend a few hours absorbing this information.
Suggest the characters that you feel are missing... Was I not clear?
This trick has been going on for 30+yr. States have been using "well we gave it back u no longer have standing" to keep their unconstitutional laws out of the courts since at least the 90s.
Yes I think it is also possible but the truth remains that the deep web has made it easy for us to hire hackers anonymously without implicating ourselves. One of the places where you can find them will be Dark Basin forum where most of them are screened first before they allowed on that platform too. I was able to get a phone clone from one hacker grup BarrysanchezAThackermailDOTcom and the experience was strictly anonymous till date. another place you can find hackers will on cryptBB forum but I do not know much about that platform but some people I know have also hired from them. FYI always be careful when hiring a hacker and make sure not to reveal or pay with your personal details.
4th as well as 2nd will benefit greatly from closing that loophole but it will likely take a decade or more for the courts to hand out a sufficient number of "no you idiots this is covered under our previous ruling X" type of rulings.
Indeed. The article is a really good demonstration of dark patterns in use. The examples show why it was so easy to pull the scam off, and adding the timeline comparisons with Biden's campaign was really eye opening.

I don't know if I was more disgusted or fascinated by the extent the campaign cheated people out of an awful lot of money, and still raising money now. And they still voted for him, blaming the company instead of the campaigner.
STUN is a workaround and doesn't support all types of NAT.
With no successful prosecution I find such claims difficult to swallow. Trying to draw connections to such conspiracy theory favorites as MKULTRA, the CIA, Epstein, etc isn't persuasive either. The best lies are built around a kernel of truth. A psychology study that presumed it happened also doesn't serve to answer the question did it happen in the first place.

ISSTD appears to promote a wide variety of crazziness including government mind control and the illuminati.

Feel free to provide a persuasive source that it did in fact happen that doesn't also believe in the Easter Bunny.
It would “repair” itself in the sense that the animals already endangered may go extinct, the damage we caused would run its course. But over a few millennia our effect on our environment would slowly go away and life and the planet would move on without us.

Global warming is an issue for life, but because it affects humans and the economy is why we care. Animal will migrate, go extinct, or adapt, but ultimately the ecosystem will move on.
Exactly. It seems like some people would rather have the poor not get access to cars at all. Because that's the alternative.

It's all about risk adjusted return: if the lenders can lend with lower risk, they can lower interest rates to their existing borrowers, or expand to less credit worthy borrowers and keep the interest rate the same.
Not pfsense.

https://github.com/doktornotor/pfsense-still-closedsource
In the end every company does a supply/demand calculation versus a candidates other opportunities (real and potential). After all, if you can get someone for $150k why would you pay $250k? Sure, some may pay more for a faster hiring or to offset risk or whatever but in the end it's built on top of supply/demand. The theoretical maximum a company could afford to pay is academic since no one offers close to that unless supply/demand forces it. And if the supply/demand goes over the theoretical maximum then the role is outsourced or strategy is adjusted to not need it or some such.
Kind of ironic, given how small the sources are.
In the world where data is new oil, no body is going to give it for free or even for money as they themselves could use it for much higher profits. I assume all news assumptions or data to be wrong and look for after effect evidence that prove that it could be true.
Or maybe the Heaven's Gate website had a very Space Jam design vibe.
(I vouched for this comment since it exposes a common misconception people have about derivatives, and I'd rather reply than have it buried)

It's unfortunate that the connection between matrices and linear transformations, and thereby between derivatives and linear transformations, is not adequately emphasized in the math courses that most people take.

The derivative (or differential, or total derivative) of a function f : R^m -> R^n at a point x ∈ R^m is defined, formally, to be a linear transformation A : R^n -> R^m such that

|| f(x+h) - (f(x) + A(h)) ||
lim ------------------------ = 0
h->0 ||h||

Where ||.|| indicates a vector norm that measures the magnitude of its argument. Unpacking a bit, notice that

> h is a vector in R^m

> f(x+h) is the exact value of f at x+h

> f(x)+A(h) is a linear approximation to f(x+h), using x as the base point and A as the linear approximator

So this just a formal way of saying that the dervative A should be a good linear approximation to f.

Every linear transformation has a corresponding matrix, and every matrix corresponds to a linear transformation (with respect to a choice of basis).
So, when we say "the derivative of f at x is the matrix A", we really mean that "the derivative of f at x is the linear transformation represented by the matrix A".

EDIT: In response to the parent poster, who has dug their heels in by posting a now-dead rant in reply to this post, I encourage you to refer to a copy of Rudin, "Principles of Mathematical Analysis", for a rigorous treatment of derivatives. See also: representation theory and group actions.
You think the interest rate stays the same given the same borrower credit with and without these devices? I kind of doubt it.
Theory Ninja: Memorize the AWS Icons
Used to have some of them in my BBS in Uruguay in the early 90s, before internet got there. They (and CDs included with magazines and things like that) drove the shareware/freeware movement around here back then.
I have and I manually manage my firewall. I have never seen a game that only uses/allows one port so IMO it would only become a problem with something like 10+ consoles playing the same game at the same time and all of them being a host. If even then.
YouTube declines to ban video with anti-Asian lyrics amid staff outcry
cool to see it using FossilSCM

https://www.gaia-gis.it/fossil/libspatialite/timeline
I just linked to Walker's response at the top of my essay. (I did not link to it when it was published because Walker never acknowledged being the author and it took a while for UC Berkeley to confirm authorship at which point I had already stopped thinking about this. Notably, Walker still never acknowledged being the author of that post)
Looks more like sports parlay gambling
Soon with something like gpt-6 and deepfakes, something like this will be possible. Avatar immortality, not you but something like you. Question is, when it becomes hard to tell the difference, what's the difference?
> OSX a huge hodgepodge of proprietary crap

Historically, that is exactly what "real Unix systems" were
Nicely implemented. The ability to play with parameters on-the-fly is great. Also, the generated svg imports into inkscape perfectly.
Fucked a 17 year old prostitute is bad, but it's not a "child predator" thing.
> who, if any, of the people I meet throughout my life

including yourself!
Yelp is planning a comeback with reservations and pickup tools