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One of the dumbest comments I've read on HN. Congrats.

Not all programming work involves tweaking little bits and pieces of an existing basic web application. I'm working on low level stuff right now, in my own codebase which is very clear and well organized, and I really have to concentrate hard on solving problems I've never worked on before.
Hi Andrew: Great work and looking to try this out on many cases. As a PM, #1 problem is tweaks to existing design and simply re-arranging parts of it so I can share my quick review.. with this I dont have even to touch everything in the source, I could play in a test env or anywhere else. Awesome.
May I introduce you to Malinda. https://m.youtube.com/user/malineka146

She takes lyrics translates them from English to something else to something else gc a few times and then back to English. It's quite amusing.
That "1nm" is complete marketing bullshit, like it always was, for a decade or two.

Silicon lattice step is ~0.5nm, so 1nm is at most 3 atoms. Current technology is definitely not there yet however we're getting closer. Very interested what marketing department will say after 1nm became old news
But as part of this it'll also have a high chance of triggering a system shutdown due to ECC mismatch, right? So in most cases it can't be exploited for things other than DoS.
Some physical jobs have a point at which you're no longer able to work them and I'm not sure if reducing the hours and adding years will help that. Knowledge workers have much less of a concern in that regard.
Do you think many Ryzen PCs use ECC? I doubt that. It's accepted truth among gamers and power users, that ECC is waste of budget. I don't share this position, but if you'd ask on some computer forums, that's what you'll hear. If ECC would be enabled on all Intel CPUs, nothing fundamentally would change, most users would prefer to save 10% on their RAM.
There's a clear spike in retail consumption as soon as the stimulus money is sent. It's a few years of growth within one year, which is an anomaly that can't be written off.

Frankly the data is self evident.

Of course other factors may be at play too such as change in consumption habits due to unique circumstances, but it can't be denied that stimulus money handed directly to people will increase consumption.

Savings rates are at highs as well, in conjunction with increased spending. Which opens the door for even more spending if we do get a surge in demand with reopening. I don't have a stance on whether or not that additional spending will materialize, but it would increase the velocity of money.
You could out-compete them by being smarter. What is the point of 'getting ahead' if you die from exhaustion? That's a false economy.
How much money to spend on a decent diet is much easier to ask than how many apples and, if the person wants to substitute apples, how many pears is that?
By "men", I assume you're switching between "male humans" and "whoever controls society". Yes, society has been happy for male humans to work themselves to death. Maybe it's patriarchy, maybe it's their families who benefit from the resources they bring back.

It's not entirely unheard of for men to do things for their family. It's not uncommon for women to do this either. If stereotypes have any accuracy, men tend to be willing to do an awful lot to impress women (e.g. "happy wife, happy life").
KHTML is dead since 2016 though
Can confirm. Shameless plug: I wrote a script to extract the pertinent information from the SQLite database into an HTML page a while back: https://github.com/kccqzy/imessage-db-extract/blob/master/im... It's open source abandonware though. Lost interest in keeping up with the schema updates because I no longer use iMessage.
You are always doing that through all sorts of both minor ("she's my uncle's friend") and major corruption ("they donated to our campaign, let's give them a contract where they simply take a cut on the deal with the provider"): a lot of people are "employed" but only "sit around all day".

If you want to fix that, you should be going into politics or law and law enforcement.
Since this is Hacker News, I'll point out that training on GPUs produces plenty of heat.
Apple's chat.db has an esoteric schema owing to the fact they never designed it from the ground up and instead kept adding new columns and tables with each macOS release. This makes their queries super complicated with multiple joins.

Once you have the schema figured out, it's dead easy to build a third-party client that works better than the official one. Even search works great with a simple LIKE query but Apple re-indexes all messages leading to your CPU going over 1000%: https://twitter.com/KrauseFx/status/1396433852126670852

Source: I built a third-party desktop client for iMessage at https://texts.com and reverse engineered the complete sqlite structure.
> That surprised me, since our cultural norms largely stemmed from [England].

I don't think that assumption really holds up, it's very pop-history. From the Scots of the Appalachians, the religious fanatics of New England, the garguntuan influence of African-American syncretic culture, the Nordic yeoman of the mid-north-east, the southern European urban influx of the 1900s and the new, exciting Latin American syncretism: America really is a cultural melting pot. Only, really, the Virginia gentry (Jefferson, Washington, et al) can be plainly said to have imported English norms - and still, they were ideological radicals interested in forming a new nation.

The French like to call us (English, Scots, and all the varieties of American) "Anglo-Saxons," but they're hardly right. Don't give them ammo, they're already merciless!
When I hear people with anti-science attitudes I think back to things like this where an attempt to get a catchy headline published, misleadingly states something that obviously isn't true. So is it a wonder that people are dismissive of the results of other scientific research like climate change research?

Overwork *CONTRIBUTES* to the death of more than 745k per year. It did not solely and directly cause those deaths. How would you even know if it did? But the claim of the title is that overwork killed them as if overwork popped out behind them with a gun and shot them. It's just obviously a nonsense claim. And once you put it this way, tons of things CONTRIBUTE to excessive deaths. Poor diet, exposure to many everyday chemicals, living in a city(air pollution).

In fact, what are the odds that overwork doesn't correlate with living in a higher air pollution environment? Anyway, the claim in the title is nonsense.
They could include ECC but it wouldn't work on most systems so why would they bother?

At least on AMD it works these days.
I doubt these were official DoD flashcard decks. They were probably created individually by different soldiers/airmen to help them study for some test they had to take.
Seems like GP is talking about a different video, that plays next on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Flq-zl1CAb0 . At 0:08 it has text that mentions an incident in 2002.

Assuming archive.org is accurate, surely the video couldn't have been published in 1999 and be talking about an accident in 2002? Unless the coal industry invented a time machine...
You're playing American Democracy wrong.

You work through your Representative. This requires patience, diligence, and a superhuman capacity to sink disappointment.

Occasionally though, you will see verbiage from one of your letters end up in a bill. So it does work.
Food stamps are degrading and paternalistic, though, by design. Their whole point is "we won't give you real money because we don't trust you to not misuse it."
Why is anyone surprised? This is the natural outcome of an economic system based on usury, gambling, fake money, and that has no built-in way of "trickle down" economics. Islam has solved this problem over 1400 years ago by having a proper foundation for economics, plus its Zakat laws.

Keep this in mind next time you hear any politician pretending to offer a solution to the problems of student debt, mortgage crisis, inflation, etc. They will not offer real solutions, just fake ones to get votes.
But if (hyper)inflation is psychological, could this be all we need to get the ball rolling?
That's an undocumented implementation detail. It might change without warning at any time. Are you seriously recommending this as a solution for users who want to be able to read past messages?
In a LSD trip someone could wonder if our simulation has no idea what the next evolutionary step is.

Similar how music did not change much in the last 20 years
So, I just tried this in Messages on Big Sur. If I search for a name, I get a list of existing-conversations that the person with that name is in at the top of the results, then the list of text results within conversations.

Messages on Big Sur is (basically) the iOS Messages app ported over with Catalyst, so it has a lot of improvements compared to the highly-stale app it replaced.
US Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board
- https://www.youtube.com/user/USCSB

Another good one is our friends up north: WorkSafeBC
- https://www.youtube.com/user/WorkSafeBC
some of those limits are applicable to black holes only in the state of thermodynamic equilibrium. The miniature unstable black holes/singularities produced using quark-gluon lithography may be not a subject to those limits, and miniature wormhole loops through 4th dimension may prove to be an effective workaround for storage limits, etc.
Sanely thinking this sort of monetization model was inevitable... Just how much money from adds can you get, specially when significant part of content is "free" adds in reality...
The only problem with his prodigious ability was that it seems to have given his poor little brother a massive inferiority complex.
Never thought to do this — thanks!
I don't use it on mine, but my Ryzen PC is my gaming box.. Where the impact from such things is very limited.

But ECC RAM is a lot more than 10% more expensive. This is part of the problem. Intel pushes it into a high-end niche which puts it in a much more expensive category, and it also loses economy of scale.
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Link to original blog post:
https://about.fb.com/news/2021/05/giving-people-more-control...

It seems they're trying to look like they're doing good but this seems just like another bandaid on a bigger wound.

The elephant in the room is the polarization of people's thoughts for exchange of their time and attention.
So basically Capitalism silently kills 745k in a year. If this figure raises up to 1910s levels we'll see Socialist revolutionary wave once more.
In the US at least, there is more that needs to be done than getting greater numbers of people through the degree mill. Some examples -

- 50% of inner city school kids will not graduate high school.

- 2/3 of the prison population is functionally illiterate.

- 75% of the prison population did not finish high school.

- 19% of the US population cannot read a newspaper. Nearly all of them earn incomes at or below the poverty level.

The situation is the same in European countries as well. Italy has an extremely high rate of functional illiteracy. (Some estimates peg it at 47%) How can people be expected to live healthy productive lives when they cannot effectively communicate in written language?
The culture is different partly because of the lower population density. But I'll share a story.

The first week I moved in I tried to make small talk with a passing neighbor. It backfired. She quickly turned the conversation to how she is a proud gun owner and how she recently pointed it at someone who was on her porch. I am naive so I just thought, weird-story, but she was really saying is "let your Latino buddies know not to rob this place" (and her story prob wasn't true). The next random interaction was to complain about another Latino nearby. Perhaps she believes that we all know each other and if she told me I could do something about it.

When I lived in the Bay Area I could jog around Lake Merritt before dawn and it was safe because of all the other joggers. But I'm the only jogger here. Running when it's still dark out is probably a great way to get shot by a nervous neighbor. In all fairness I have been mugged at gun point in the Bay Area but that somehow bothered me less than having a neighbor imply I don't belong in the home I just bought.

Granted that is one neighbor, but again if you read the former description of myself is it any surprise that I might not fit culturally with a small Western city.
I've attempted to make the title less misleading. If there's a better (more accurate and neutral one) we can change it again.
Last time I ran a script on one of my social media profiles, Instagram locked my account, even though I ran the script in read-only mode. How does this prevent being locked out?
In that situation it would be more rational to look for allies to reduce the leverage of an unscrupulous employer.
"Let your ideas be second-hand, and if possible tenth-hand, for then they will be far removed from that disturbing element — direct observation." The Machine Stops, page 18
my biggest problem with iOS storage is that if you pay to store a photo in iCloud and then use Messages to send it to 5 friends, you are now paying to store it in iCloud 6x. And of course it’s totally unfair that there is no priced option between 200GB and 1TB. Same with Google Photos.
I live in a Charter area and can confirm similar pricing shenanigans have recently happened here. A fiber internet service is rolling out in our city, neighborhood-by-neighborhood. However, it is only rolling out in the CITY. There are pockets of land inside of the city that have been never annexed by the city and that still remain in the jurisdiction of the local unincorporated TOWN. You could never tell you were in the town, not the city, by looking at these houses and streets--they look just like the neighboring ones. (Our city has a no-forcible-annexation policy). The fiber company (a regional player named TDS) is not deploying fiber in those town-not-city areas yet. I suspect TDS will eventually roll out to these non-annexed areas, but for right now probably has deployment targets to hit in the city since they have a deal with the city (for easy right of access and such) and are too busy to take care of those extra houses.

Anyway, all of that is preamble to point out that if you order service from Charter within one of those pockets of non-city-so-no-TDS-service-yet, you will pay a higher price than your neighbors on all sides of you that are in the city (and hence in the TDS service area). That points to, yes, it is monopoly-power-moustache-twirling greed on Charter's part here. Or alternately you could just say the lower prices at the neighbors is competition doing it's magic.
The US financial system is based upon inflation targeting 2%. This is true since the US left the gold standard and is one of the reasons the idea was pushed so hard.

Controlled inflation creates wealth for those that control the money (banks). They are assured the value of their deposits will always increase. It's like magic ever expanding money. [0]

In trade the Federal Reserve is given a control they can place on the growth of the market and manage employment rates [1]

[0]https://www.zeitgeistmovie.com/
[1]https://www.federalreserve.gov/faqs/economy_14400.htm
You tried saving it, and at the end you did :)
Fixing AWS Sagemaker SDK and frustrating open source contribution experiences
"Facebook’s policies...have been vastly inaccurate"

I realize there are no standards any more, but this is not English as I know it.

https://townhall.com/columnists/ianhaworth/

"...based in the California Bay Area. Originally from the UK"

Oh, I see...

"The Daily Wire is one of America’s fastest-growing conservative media companies and counter-cultural outlets for news, opinion, and entertainment"

Mm hmm...
Blogs have gotten worse recently. It was nice for a while, so many people with little hobby sites. Not it’s all content marketing and people branding themselves as experts for career growth. It’s hard to find those old blogs now, they are buried 3 pages deep in search results
I think it is less that we have more SMS allotment and more that nobody wants to actually use them anymore, because they're insecure / don't work on wifi / are slow / etc.
The US has even sent like $3k straight into the accounts of every citizen over the course of the pandemic! As far as I'm aware no other major country has done helicopter money like thia
Glad to hear it's been fixed in newer versions. Wish I didn't have to upgrade my entire OS to get the current version of Messages!
I think it was similar in Canada. Everyone here that got laid off was eligible for government money though, so I think it would have been better to forgo the wage subsidies for businesses. A lot of them pocketed that money.

Instead they should have let businesses lay off staff without feeling guilty because there was a safety net for those people and once a business laid off X% of their staff they could have been eligible for extra government help.

That way the government wouldn't have ended up paying the wages of people that were needed to meet demand (and make profit for) the businesses that weren't really impacted.

For example, local restaurants got crushed and could easily justify laying off 50%+ of their staff. Give them more money IMO. However, the delivery business down the street with +50% demand shouldn't be getting a nickel.
This is effectively MEV on ETH. Happens all the time.
You realize humans need jobs to come back to and humans need places to buy things and services.
> ry hitting “New Message”; typing your friend’s name; and selecting the result. The New Message window will transform into the existing-conversation window for that contact.

I think this is how MS teams chat works too. It kind of makes sense, because it has a workflow for solving the "do you want your existing chat with Alice, or are you trying to start a new group chat with Alice & Bob" .
Seriously, this is so shameless. "Never mind the 1%" feels on par with "these aren't the droids you're looking for". "Sure the 1% make a lot, but if we make the graph go to FORTY MILLION, look how tiny it seems!"
Small/medium business owners in slightly affected industries got RICH last year.

Not to be that guy, but what if that was the real idea behind giving the loans? I have to confess that living in Wisconsin has left me jaded with respect to our leadership. The whole Foxconn experience still informs the way i look at new proposals from our leadership. It's become very difficult for me to believe that some of these politicians aren't fully aware of what they are doing and who they will be benefiting prior to taking the actions they champion.

They hold the poor hostage to their greed and the greed of their cronies. "Let me and my cronies take XX dollars or we won't give out a dime to those families that just got laid off." It's sickening.
no no, that's not the problem. reddit lets one person post in a particular place for a particular topic, and other places for other topics.

no one is complaining that a given person talks about multiple things.

people sometimes complain that there is only one topic on Twitter: the main stream, and therefore only one way to consume the things those individuals say. it's all or none, and that's what people are not happy about.

there's an argument to be made that "this is how Twitter is" which is valid, I think.

there's also an argument to be made that "my interests are specific, and everything else wastes my time" and I think there is just as much merit in that point of view.
You've posted this like 15 times and yet have failed to define what this proper foundation is beyond ostensibly banning the time value of money.
That rather suggests one should oneself outside of work so as to have other reasons to wake up in the morning.
But would the laser directly photonically bombarding the sensor be more, or the same, level of photonic damage to the sensor?

How much attenuation/atrophy does a mirror induce to a laser? (assuming a good quality mirror and not a potato.

(I am surprised "photonic" is not a word)
Sorry, I wish we were better at this. I can tell you that there's a difference between our quick "hey, how are you" said in passing and "how are you" where the person is facing you, not moving, and waiting for an answer. In the second situation, Americans would consider anyone who doesn't respond to sad news with concern to be rude. Not many will invite you to drink on the spot, though.
Submitters don't get to decide why things are relevant to the site; that's a hole people have driven trucks through in this guideline. The YC angle is a perfectly good comment to write (so is the "scam" thing, if that's a case you want to make); it's not the title of the story.
There are actually tools to connect twitter with RSS so you can enforce chronological and do what you say.
In one of my previous jobs (financial services firm), we needed some specific data from census/bls etc. We looked around to see if anyone is selling the data - they were, but they quoted tens of thousands of dollars for what amounted to be downloading and parsing of few CSV files from the gov sites. We did it ourselves. That same client was paying tons of money for other data sets, which were also public datasets. The value add here is collating, cleaning etc.

What I am trying to get at - there is a market even for easily and freely available data, as long as the seller is dependable. The only problem is, you need to get your foot in the door. That might be much harder than the technical work.
> for some reason you prefer to value the lives of non-sentient embryos that are not human over, for example, extremely sentient non-human lives

My, "some reason" being that as a member of the human species that members of my species have moral value over those that are not my species. Preserving my own species is of more importance to me than the preservation of sewer rats or farm animals.

Your premise is also flawed: Embryos are human. They have distinct, unique human DNA from the moment they are conceived.

> unless you're also a vegan out of ethical concerns.

I try not to talk about it unless asked, and I've held these view long before I was vegan.

Sentience has very little bearing on my argument, as there are humans that exist in early and late stages of life that have some kind of disfunction that renders them, for all intents and purposes, non-sentient. I do not believe it is ethical to kill a 40 year old that is in a coma, with no chance of ever waking up, for example.

> If that's your position it has nothing to do with science. Value systems are informed by science but ultimately determined by subjective values.

This is what I said. I said my views are informed by science. It is a scientific statement to say that an embryo is a human being because of it distinct DNA.

> I subjectively don't give a rat's ass about an embryo that cannot feel anything and that has not experienced consciousness. I'd much rather care about sentient non-human beings.

These are not mutually exclusive.
As was mine :) But you're right, it's well written.
I've watched 3 times without seeing or hearing this. At what timestamp?
The answer to your question in isolation is no. However people with some experience in game development would largely agree that these people can't have believed they were going to deliver it, and YC certainly should have known.
In America, if your aunt just died, I would say "really bad, but thanks for asking". They asked superficially; I answered superficially but honestly. I left an open door for them to ask more if they want to. If they don't, well, it was superficial conversation, and I won't be surprised or disappointed, and I hope I didn't put them on the spot too much.