skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There's already VAT on revenue (or added value more strictly speaking after reconciliation).
They _do_ pay their due tax. It's not tax evasion to reinvest in new business areas. Corporate income tax is levied on net profit precisely to encourage economic development in a country, instead of economic extraction.
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"Cancer as a metabolic disease" seems to be getting popular, but traditional oncologists are very suspicious of those approaches. Cases like Steve Jobs gave them a bad reputation, but they should be considered as an addition to traditional therapy, rather than a replacement. It is also harder to design and fund such a study - e.g. dietary changes or repurposed medicine like Metformin may not work accross different cancer types or even different geographies, based on local dietary patterns - especially if expecting the same effects in America, Europe and Asia. Someone has to pay for a study, and it's easier to find funding for $10,000 per month therapy rather than a dietary change or a generic diabetes drug.

https://www.amazon.com/How-Starve-Cancer-Jane-McLelland/dp/0... seems to be recommended as an introduction, but I still didn't finish it.
This is more-or-less what the EU will be doing along the northern coast of Africa in the future.
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appreciate the sarcasm tag. it's an interesting conclusion that people always focus on first (obviously because it's where most of the impact of that action goes). But that misses the point that staying together and living a lie (either to another, or to the kids, or both) can also be the bigger crime.

I wish there would be an easy retort such as "if it's toxic then get out", but generalizations never work.

When I was in a toxic relationship for 6 years already and had 2 kids under the age of 4 I wanted to get out badly and what prevented me what the judgement from others but also of my future self. So I stayed for another decade before it all imploded on its own. If I'd thrown in the the towel when my gut told me to I'd have never forgiven myself.

It's an impossible problem IMO in which there is no "correct" answer other than just "make a decision with the best intention and which are able to live with".
Explain it to them. If they don't understand or come to some compromise, maybe they aren't the right SO to marry. I'm married and we don't wear rings at all, we discussed it and agreed they were pointless and spent the money on better things.
Not op, but yes. Engagement traditionally is giving a ring to your desired future wife. I don't understand your point.

Of course you can ignore tradition but then why marry in the first place?
Looking forward to Excalidraw switching to an “open core” license in 2023 to get rid of competition! /s

Jokes aside, congratulations to the team - it’s one of the best tools for “thinking in a group” ever invented. Thank you to all contributors!
Same here: I have been looking for this one for a while.

Edit: thanks for that site: I will be very poor soon.
The Missus refuse to wear one. We both have (relatively) massive silver wedding bands.
Yes.

> independent of property value

I think the word "value" is mis-used here.
The potential sale price of my home has no value at all to me unless and until I decide to sell.

I pay taxes on my home based on the price I paid for it -- based on what I can afford. Neighbors coming in and paying 2x that for their houses will not change what I can afford. Is it right that my taxes should go up because of their wealth? It's not unlike changing the terms of a contract after I've signed it.

And should I decide to sell, the buyers will pay taxes based on the new sale price -- based on what _they_ can afford. This seems eminently more just than people being forced to sell due to rising taxes simply because their new neighbors can afford to pay more.
That's interesting, but I'm missing how that will help. Most people want their house, driveway, and patio. I don't know that the tax would change any behavior.
Github seems to agree there where at least some *.LSP - files in Portfolio, doing god knows what. https://github.com/timonoko/sextant
It's absolutely infuriating that there's no easy way to configure this. I'd love to be able to turn off HFP altogether to always ensure that I use an external mic.

Instead every app seems to figure out their own behavior for this.
I mean who is it unacceptable to? Who complains if you don't have a ring and what do they do about it?

If someone told me they thought it was unacceptable that I didn't have a ring I'd laugh at them.
no

but the default 'starter kits' do -- at least in the latest version (8.x).

if you're an expert in laravel/vue/mix/css/js/webpack/etc., it's prob 30 seconds to a few minutes to swap it out for...nothing, or something different (e.g. React).

also, there are now a paid boilerplate saas products that give you a login screen 'out of the box' -- and some other things.

e.g. https://www.saaspegasus.com/ for python/django
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I don't even need to read the article to know that the implied clickbait is wrong.
Have been evaluating CCS/CCU companies as part of https://one.five.ventures/ and the blog post hits most of the major points--especially around purity vs contamination, miracles of scale, etc.

If you are interested in founding something in the space, please reach out!
Are TPUs particularly useful for this kind of workload, compared to specialized encoders/decoders available on GPUs?
That's a really interesting point! I'd also imagine Bill and Melinda have had quite a bit of experience dealing with difficult situations as well as a bunch of active training, mentorship and assistance (being very high profile business people/philanthropists).
Yeh its more the Ratner end of the market - not Hatton Garden
Broadband Industry Sues New York State for Promising $15 Broadband
In fairness, plenty of rooftops still don’t have PV on them.

We never did manage to get solar roadways strong enough to use and cheap enough to be economical; but I wonder, could we do better with solar between the rails of railway lines? Or high enough above them to enclose them and their trains?
> I really wish there was incentive to have products be "done".

Easy, just use version numbers which asymptotically approach an irrational number, like Knuth's TeX (currently at version 3.14159...ish)

But seriously, the incentive to be "done" is when a lot of other software relies on your API or file format. This is why mozillans throw such a tantrum whenever anybody tries to use their rendering engine as part of some other piece of software. Getting to "done" isn't fun.
There is no correlation? How about the causation of dopamine hits caused by videogames and social media? Where do all the adhd misdiagnoses come from?
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You have to if you want to be close to your partner if something happens and they are in the hospital.

For me it was a great way to reproduce an image I liked very much, an old image of my baptism/christianing (I'm no longer part of that Organisation) where all my family was together.

We invited them all and we're planning things to make sure it is a great experience for our guests and based on the feedback it worked out.

It should be possible to do this without a crazy event but it is easier with something people know.

Also I was sick to my stomach for a while week and very nervous on the wedding day. I do assume that this experience is unique in itself but I'm not sure how significant this is in a relationship.
Lab grown diamond was much cheaper for the size; looks just as great; I have no emotional attachment to dirt grown or lab grown. I think diamonds are kind of ridiculous since they were a PR campaign by De Beers, but they are quite beautiful, and lab diamonds are high quality for cheap. Social judgement is a real thing and it is nice to just sidestep it with a "good enough diamond" (I think social judgment of diamonds is completely ridiculous, that is the one reason why I considered just not getting a diamond at all so I wasn't in that game). But it is nice to never even have to think about it and people tend to just say "oh that's a nice diamond" (I went for an average "nice" size for my area, not gaudy) and move on, and if it was lost or stolen, I could actually afford to buy another one...
Good for them. It's literally the same material, and we can now use scientific and engineering advances to remove the need for people to toil and die underground to get them.

Hopefully the process is more environmentally friendly too.

They are real diamonds.

I find it hi-goddamned-larious that the moment these became viable, the industry switched from "Diamond purity is the be-all and end-all and you must have the clearest, most pure" to "Oh, well of course it's all about having the right impurities to increase sparkle and character, lab-grown diamonds don't have character"

Just like with sapphires, if we're not there already I'm sure it won't be long before exactly the right type and number of impurities or faults can be introduced to mimic any natural diamond.
Anyone got a clue where they're gonna drop em?
> As for mosquitoes playing a part in evolution... Just what?

It sounds like a very plausible theory to me. Horizontal gene transfer is now well-known in bacteria. We know the tree of life is a vast oversimplification of the real processes that drive evolution. Why would you so quickly dismiss this idea?
While the part with configuration is true, it is at least possible to update some of the headphones using https://btu.bose.com/#section=install
Our Most Effective Weapon Is Imagination
Let me add that many psychiatric conditions, more so than physical conditions, are continuous, not binary, with severity changing over time.
Abondon of Embedded Linux
Systemd and pulseaudio is a sad construction for just embedded system with limited resources.
Most it is servers and embedded environment but also older computers shoud avoid it.
Everyone igore that fact, let the developer be able to fix there needs, but systemd folks dont like that ideers let them get what they whant, today systemd has too much unneeded dependency, that also increas risk for bugs and security.
The main purpose migt me less secure linux so anyone, nsa, kgb,criminals easier can take over the system, this is very important that is less possible on servers and embedded systems. It is very sad that many distribution has ambanded security at all.
There are reasons to be fair. If you value your children's wellbeing over your own then there is an argument to stay together (when possible) because generally kids raised by both their mother and father will do better for it.

Although to be fair to you this doesn't apply in the case of Bill and Melinda as all their kids are fully grown.

In general though I think people really should try hard to make relationships work. Our culture today seems to down play the importance of long-lasting relationships, but there is so much value in having someone who knows you better than you know yourself and who you can trust to always be there for you no matter what. A lot of people (or at least my friends) in relationships today don't seem to want to put in the effort to get to know someone on that level. Even in relationships they seem to be emotionally alone and empty in a lot of ways. I don't know anything about Bill and Melinda's relationship but they seemed to share a very close connection. Perhaps this is for the best, I don't know the situation, but I do worry neither of them will find that depth of connection again.
I hate to bang on about it, but as a Canadian who has worked in the U.S. and who is now in the U.K., I've tried hard to land a good position in Canada. Very few opportunities seem to exist, and the ones that do pay a pittance. In my experience, it is not 30% higher in the U.S. as the link indicates, but more like 100-200%. A couple of years ago, I was offered a highly technical position with a salary below what I had been paid 15 years prior. It was not really even going to cover the basic cost of living for my family.

All I can say is, if you own a company in Canada, you need to work on interesting problems and pay well. Then, you will have your pick of top quality talent. If you are having trouble getting staff, you probably need to about double your salaries.
An insignificant portion of a very huge thing can be large.
I opted for a moissanite engagement ring from Charles & Colvard. There really isn't any perceivable difference between moissanite and diamond, except the light reflected by moissanite seems a bit more colourful.
I like the idea... But... My QC35ii's already:

- tell me the battery level when turn them on, and the batteries last for so long that they rarely get low enough for me to care what the level is.

- Have a button that cycles through which 2 devices are simultaneously connected. I can't imagine a system menu being anymore convenient than a dedicated button on my ear.

I wouldn't consider buying it unless it changed the deeper settings such as self voice level (I change this often while zooming). That's the only setting that doesn't have a quick shortcut physical button on the device.
You have the duty to your shareholders to increase the profits as much as possible within the legal framework. So, yeah, you are required to do so if it means it's profitable.
When will your elevator arrive? Two physicists do the math
My Guess: SEX.LSP seems like an attempt to Lispify the SEX.PAS file, by utilizing Turbo Pascal's floating point capabilities.
On YouTube there is a good video I can recommend by someone called Quantrik. Search "Quantrik 65% Tutorial" and you should find it.

As for north/south facing stabilisers, I've heard people say all south facing sounds better. Sometimes spacebar is north facing, which allows for overall a smaller PCB profile as the stab holes jot out a bit. Feel free to DM me on Discord (Lewis Flude#0001) if you want to chat more!
> Maybe i have bad luck with dishwashers?

Strange, maybe. Currently I know of two Bosch, one Siemens and one Samsung machine in service. All of them are being used for more than five years and the oldest one only had a water-pump change since the water in the area was extremely hard & it was only used only some parts of the year.

Currently all are working without any problems.
Don’t know about anyone else, but I’d rather not being “working from my kids’ bedroom”.

Tech has had generous WFH policies forever—before the pandemic. Nearly every big meeting I was part of included one or more persons on zoom. I would slack people I sit next to.

What’s different now is that we don’t have a choice to stay home. When these big companies recall people back to the office, we’ll all go back to our normal work schedules—which for many pre-pandemic already included a lot of WFH.
Let the Wookie Speak
Using this recipe you can create your own star wars characters using api.audio. #happystarwarsday
My SO did not want a traditional diamond gold engagement ring due to normative ways, consumption, global diamond trade, etc. but it’s hard to not buy such a thing number one, and two, u have to wear it each day. I bought a polar bear diamond (Canadian) which in addition to being mined in a friendly way (environment, labor, etc), uses a cut that hides its size. It’s brilliant in the light and sparkles like no other. Then I chose platinum as it isn’t as showy as gold and doesn’t corrode like silver. So overall, it’s an amazing ring to look at, isn’t traditional but so too hides its cost. Rings are for spending time thinking about your partner and what they want to be shackled with. She really liked it, even though she never would have expected it to look like what it is.
> But at the 18-month mark, the population began to recover, returning to nearly pre-release levels.

That's the whole point. Scientists have to build in "rent-seeking" properties into the "solution" so that the company can make money in perpetuity.
Nobody is interested in solving mosquito problem once and for all.
I don't see the difference, can you shine the light?
Intel to Invest $3.5B to Expand New Mexico Manufacturing Operations
Apple hires ex-Google AI scientist Samy Bengio
Algea is only a co2 battery unless you can capture it and store the algea without it fermenting. If you just grow it in the Ocean, you need to increase the Ocean's algea carrying capacity and form it thus into a battery because dead algea gets fermented by bacteria into co2 and methane again. Also the ocean's carrying capacity for algea is currently ever decreasing due to oceanic acidity increasing from co2.

Artificially growing algea in pools and using that to make fuel/ pump it underground so the fermentation products don't get released is not nearly efficient enough to be viable. Ironically this usually also uses fertilizers which are dependent on the fossil fuel industry.
This is kind of a lazyweb question because the "why marriage?" question has been discussed many times before on HN. https://www.google.com/search?q=marriage+site%3Anews.ycombin...

Beyond the social convention that "it's the thing to do" at a certain point in a relationship, some reasons are:

- Marriage provides financial assurance for a spouse who will defer their career to raise children.

- Some friends and family (particularly those of the spouse) will absolutely treat you differently when you're married to someone versus in a long-term unmarried relationship.

- Depending on the jurisdiction, spouses have certain rights that unmarried partners do not, e.g. with regards to the legal system and hospital visitation. I know a couple that got married because one of them was an activist/journalist and frequently attended protests in which he was at risk of arrest.

- In some circumstances, it makes it easier to purchase a home together and make other large joint financial investments.

- Under some tax regimes, you pay lower taxes when married.

- U.S. citizens living abroad in a low-tax country with a foreign spouse can engage in advantageous tax planning.
I am curious, is the diamond thing a US-centric trope? I do not know anyone here who genuinely cares about that sort of thing, generally people want some discreet metal ring. It may be a precious ore to symbolize the commitment but otherwise I have not seen anything outlandish among my friends or family members who got married.
"The common explanation is that only non-profits, Professional associations, and other organizations are able to register a .org domain name."

NO .org is not that at all - I used to work for a registry who bid for the .org
He missed a step by not calling it "Bozo".

The "consumer confusion" headlines and legal filings would be works of art.
>Even through the protocol reversing angle.

This is reverse engineering in the same way that I redraw a map of my drainage pipes when there's a leak in my house. My plumber is not going to sue me and neither will Bose.
It's likely Basecamp demographics match the US, where Europeans are the majority ethnicity.
Why marry in the first place?

From a practical point of view, once kids where involved and we started looking at things like inheritance, it turns out that many things would be much quicker and easier, legally, if we where married if one of us got very sick or died (in our particular jurisdiction).
Yes. I’m noticing that we seem to be having a decent discussion about divorce - the effects of divorce on children; how divorce after a long time is not the same as breaking up with a partner of just a few years; …
Here it can also help the partner in case of inheritance.

For example, if you haven't lived together for over 3 years and aren't married, then unless there's a will the partner won't inherit anything. If you have a kid, the kid will get most of the inheritance but can't manage the money until they're 18.

Been a few cases in the media here where the kid inherits lots of money on a locked account while the partner that's left struggles to make ends meet.
A (minor) point not raised in the article is that the accuracy of these methods is typically bounded unless your RNG is truly random. So for example if you try to calculate pi as shown you will not be able to finesse the answer beyond a certain accuracy if you are using a typical language's pseudo-random number generator, because the true space of possible values is only partially sampled.
That's ICAN's (ICANT) fault they should haver selected a more credible organisation to run .org.
Kubernetes is not necessarily for large organization or complex needs. I have found it to be very helpful to use a simple Helm chart to be able to deploy all my apps in the same way on a shared set of resources, and I find it way easier to set things up on a shared VPS, therefore I wanted to build a kit that allows automated deployments and all the other benefits of Kubernetes without the complexity from the beginning.
You are not kidding?

While I personally would find this very weird, from an infosec perspective, having a relatable backstory should make it easier for you in regards of infosec.

With married status you can conceal things probably better than not.
But then there would be a bit of a Streisand effect - as it draws attention to their lack of a non-phone tool to control their expensive headphones.

If they were to just shut Boze down, then they'll have angry customers.

If they were to create their own version of the tool, then most people would be happy.

If they were also prepared to give the Boze creator a fraction of the money earmarked for their lawyers, to pull the app and point to the official one - then everybody's happy.
I do design keycaps (https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=107933.0) and keyboards (https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=108970.0) but they're seperate things!

If you liked the OP-1, then you might like these caps! https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=110702.0

I know exactly what you mean when you describe that shape. I love that shape too! There are other sculpted profiles that sort of fit the bill in a way too, like this profile https://rama.works/kate-preview

I'd be happy to talk more about keyboards!

It's unrealistic to have a custom keycap set made for you outside of having it 3D printed (which is very doable), but if you work with a designer, you could potentially run it as a group buy if you're willing to put the time/effort in.
If my SO does not find other rocks far more interesting or insists on a wedding ring, then we are not on the same page.

Diamonds are carbon atoms arranged in the most boring fashion, they are almost meteorite poop, and real ones are covered in blood.

There's beauty in imperfection and quirky rocks, they are sort of like a metaphore for life.
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It doesn't but you have to stream from somewhere and my phone and Mac can turn the soundbar on/off.

Nice work and I bet was a great sense of achievement.
> generally kids raised by both their mother and father will do better for it.

I think this is a “devil in the details” scenario. If the parents stay together but don’t have any love for each other it is very easy to imagine scenarios where this negatively impacts the child.