skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Spanish has tons of double imports from Latin. Words that follow the normal phonetic evolution going from Latin to Spanish, then parallel words re-imported from latin later.

Some I can think of offhand are the ones with the consonant + l -> ll change:

Plano + llano

Clave + llave

Pleno + lleno

I think there are some others where Latin vowels like /o/ or /e/ change to diphthongs like /we/ or /je/ and they get re-imported with /o/ or /e/ again. I can't think of examples of this right now but I am sure they exist. [Edit: foco + fuego is one such example]

Probably others with word initial /f/ put to silent h, then re-imported with an f again.

Wiktionary has a long list of these here:

https://en.m.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=Category:Spani...
Parent means the BTC returns cover that no problem.

> Ownership would need to provide concrete financial benefits when compared to other investment

And

> retiring before my 40th birthday.

Are quite the Freudian slips
>Germany's industry is famously reliant on "hidden champions": specialist mid-sized companies you've never heard of, producing, say, industrial pumps, chewing-gum wrapping machines, or large curved glass panels.

Besides smaug7's point (which the article also makes), mittelstand is a German, not European, phenomenon.
He used median instead of mean, and forgot regression to the population average. IQ is only ~80% genetic
If you have few enough containers you can give each one an ENI.
It's interesting that you don't mention trade schools and then apprenticeship. That's where I'd look, personally, and my impression is that people in the trades can make bank, especially if they eventually set up their own business.
majority of serial killers are raised by single mothers
We can't answer that question because "secure container runtime" is not a well defined idea. Secure from what, in what way, with what guarantees? Docker is both secure and not depending how you draw the lines.
Exactly! I don’t see this as a criticism of containerization so much as it is a praise of static linking.

What containerization enables is that it allows you to confer some of the advantages of static linking to languages and libraries that don’t natively support it.
Freelancer marketplace Toptal sues Andela and ex-employees
I worked in offices for over 15 years. Every summer, Fridays were a veritable ghost town. Coordination ground to a halt because of misaligned vacations. More time was lost due to company barbecues and picnics than during the winter months.

WFH isn’t the cause. It’s literally just summer itself.
Nix has OpenGL it just doesn't know how to find the driver on non NixOS distros by default, can fix it with this: https://github.com/guibou/nixGL
It would appear to be Serbia. His username is supposedly a reference to celebrity, "Vladan Aksentijević, better known by his stage name Ajs Nigrutin, is a Serbian rapper and actor."

From the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia[1], a quick glance at the Higher Education statistics would seem to indicate there are 32% more women.

[1] https://www.stat.gov.rs/en-us/oblasti/obrazovanje/visoko-obr...
>Belgium, Flanders

Does pillarization help or hurt here? I'd have thought that having multiple universities when there might otherwise be just one (University of Leuven being one obvious example), for example, might encourage competition. Or does it just take away potential advantage of scale without compensating benefits?
Not to mention, nothing on cloud egress fees.

That is probably one easy way to encourage competition. Eliminate the egress fees.

If it costs nothing abnormal to use services across clouds or on premises, then you can likely pick and choose best of breed anywhere as long as there is a decent network.
The problem is that some behaviors traditionally associated with masculinity (mostly violence) are toxic, hence toxic masculinity.
A chat with Craig Federighi and Greg Joswiak about WWDC 2021 [video]
I would guess an EA employee or contractor device had a bot installed that was harvesting data (e.g., cookies). Check out this article on how Genesis Market allows bot herders to monetize this data : https://www.f5.com/labs/articles/threat-intelligence/genesis...
It was a whole network, not one coach. College advisor, Rick Singer, would facilitate what he called 'side door' donations. In some cases these were bribes to coaches, or admission staff. In other's they were donations to fund programs ie; the Stanford sailing coach was charged for accepting money that went to the Stanford sailing program, not to them personally.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_college_admissions_briber...
Ukraine has a desert [1] which is larger than the "Sahara of Oltenia" mentioned in the article. (which also has a link [2] to other deserts in Europe)

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oleshky_Sands (Ukrainian and Russian wiki articles have more details)

[2] https://www.travelhouseuk.co.uk/news/destinations/visit-the-...
Haha, leave the lisp alien alone, he just wants to enlighten you
Is this the same person?

https://sltrib.com/news/politics/2020/11/28/former-overstock...
Forget elite universities: IIRC exactly one of the last eight Presidential candidates (from the two parties that matters) in the general election didn't attend a private prep high school. (Hillary Clinton, is the one who didn't).

[EDIT] I know Cotton isn't one of them, I'm just pointing out that this elitism sure as hell appears to be a driving factor in who's on top in both parties.
Being unable to do things you should be doing might be ADHD, it might also be depression. Depressed people often live in clutter, piles of laundry, papers everywhere, because they cannot find the will to get and stay organized.
I get 4 ads too. Thankfully my screen is a little taller (1920x1200 on Windows Chrome with no scaling).

https://i.imgur.com/uq0exY6.png
It’s true that writers often don’t get to choose their titles, but in this case I wouldn’t consider it snobby or ridiculous even if he had chosen those titles himself. There’s simply no reasonable interpretation of titles like “The best X” or “Perfect X” other than as clear subjective claims based on the author’s own preferences. These titles very clearly are not philosophical treatises about how there are actually objective moral truths about different ways of preparing food, and any interpretation along those lines is either extremely misinformed or (more likely) made in bad faith.
Never thought I'd see the Cape Cod Times on HN!!

The Center For Coastal Studies is a brilliant organization that does great work to defend this big critters, as well as Right Whales.

I didn't realize there was still lobster so close to Stelwagon Bank- with the increasing acidity and warming waters folks have had to go closer to Maine for lobster.

Anyhoo, humpbacks are our friends and no one should read this as an "attack"; just a little accident.
I'm betting OP is talking about supporting men emotionally, or generally supporting mens' well being.

Everything you listed is correct, but I think both of your statements can be true. Men aren't in need of societal advantages, but they are in need of some societal support. And that doesn't have to compete with very real things women require either.
My wife works for <large defense contractor>. Every December is this hilarious ritual of “when deferred projects contractually committed for the calendar year meets mandatory vacation time meets overtime caps”.

It is pandemonium.
Works too :3
Consider that the limited resource may be mental, not temporal.

We don't expect everyone to be able to run a 10-minute mile, even though most people can. Likewise we shouldn't expect everyone to be able to hold down a 40+ hour-a-week job and "functional adult" life, even though most people can.
I am under that impression - because most of the time most of the securities are priced in a reasonable range. There have always been a small number of weird situations where securities appear to have little relationship to the underlying. Right now there are a few - AMC and Gamestop for example. Sometimes, for short periods of time, there are many securities which are out of whack - 1999 for example. Go back 100 years and you'll see a number of periods where many securities prices were out of whack. Without hard evidence, but a decent amount of anecdata, common sense and experience I'd suggest the following: 90% of the time 90% of the securities are priced within 10% of "true value".
Icecat is woefully out of date and contains a bunch of intrusive addons that break most sites, by default. YMMV.
As far as I know, Excel functions have never had side effects, they’re pure functions. It's already lisp, just with the open paren in a different position, and commas that could be less meaningful.
Ask HN: Should I quit software development?
Not sure if it’s just me or whole field seem to have gone radical changes in last 5 years.
I started as an IC data engineer and always had an ambition for management. I was data engineer when I had started and later moved to software engineer specializing in analytics role. I never wrote web app or apis if that matters. I had enough of being IC and fake competition I had to bear in my role until 2018.
Then, I moved to the management role. It turns out it is very hard to operate when you have dysfunctional team. Senior member is too vocal and I can’t tell but sometimes it feels like he purposely creates distrust. He and senior management are close. Other team members just does not care about anything.

So, it turns out neither I enjoy being an Ic and Leetcoding nor I enjoy people management role. I have been thinking what I like in software and it turns out only giving advise based on what I learn.

I am in mid-30s. We haven’t bought house and don’t have kids. If I quit software, I don’t know what I will do.

Any suggestions around whether it is right thing or around how to cope in management role?
This seems like some sort of schtick you’re running on here, I think.
Sorry, I was thinking specifically about the Yale case. Still, all these cases are something that these institutions were vigorously against and unaware of. Bribing someone is not a donation (and is illegal).
That would only work if there was an OTC drug that fit that bill.
https://www.f5.com/labs/articles/threat-intelligence/genesis...
Apple says it didn't know Trump's DOJ was asking for Democrats' data
Agreed. Unless there is a crime or a safety issue, mind your own business.

(Edit - one interpretation of your post is this person is compromising your corporate security in some way. If this is the case, you should probably, and without trying to be clever about it, discuss your concern with the person and if not satisfied with whoever is responsible for security in your company)
Well, don't feel that way. That's some poor story telling about yourself. And how you frame issues is everything. [1] At least you can save, which puts you over a huge % of Americans, and 99% of the world I'd bet. You have an education (I assume?) which is a huge leg up. I wouldn't bother saying all this, except I was a very late start myself, with lots of debt, zero education, and not even a high school degree. It took time, but that's something we all still have.

There was a guy in the warehouse (3rd shift) that worked with me before all the re-invention. He was +20 years my senior, working two jobs. He gave me a talk similar to above and it was a wake-up for me. That helped me. Nowadays, my peers help me by being supportive and inspiring.

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cognitive_behavioral_therapy

Hey by the way, i always thought CBT was rubbish, until the intersection with that, Stoicism, and Meditation was made clear in the book Happiness Hypothesis. How dumb / arrogant was I to write off stuff that seemed to help millions of others ... Another thing I had to learn the hard way.
As a healthy person who hasn't had a painkiller in ten years, I don't understand this at all.
If OP is talking about a broad social system to support men emotionally, then no, that doesn't exist in America. Nor does it exist for women, or minorities, or anyone else.
Vulkan is supported on basically all modern platforms except for Apple operating systems, Apple refuses to support open graphics APIs on their platform and there's nothing anyone can do about it - this isn't a Vulkan problem. Even OpenGL is deprecated and support hasn't been updated for years, and that's basically the most open graphics API in existence.
How would you know what was burnt if it was already burnt? The secrets were burnt and no one has them anymore.
> Cannabis users take enough to get where they want to be and stop, more potent weed just means they smoke less

This is just wildly incorrect, and anyone who has smoked weed more than a few times would know that. No amount of crap weed will ever rival the high of higher quality "chronic."
Wow, this needs to be brought up more often.
I am curious about this as well. Is swapping out light switches and outlets something to be concerned about or is it the more major stuff like running wires, adding breakers, etc?
I'm not familiar with the wealth situation in Scandinavia, but I just want to point out: what matters is the numbers of millionaires/billionaires created, not just the number existing. For example, these higher numbers could be leftover nobles or aristocracy.

Also, it's a pretty unconvincing comparison to pick a small population country to benchmark the US against.
The issue with these timelines is: "is it worth the effort?"

The more effort you have to put in the more desirable it has to be. Perhaps the 5+ year timeline means that what they want falls into the "it's not worth the effort" category.

I'd like to know Mandarin, but I don't think it would be worth the effort to learn the language. Maybe if I already knew the symbols I would feel otherwise.
It offers the opportunity to throttle noisy neighbors in hopes the party isn't too big.
> although the haskell underpinning of nix is very useful.

I thought Nix was written in C++?
I honestly can’t tell if I’m too stupid to decipher this comment or if this is incredibly poorly written
I think of Docker as a universal static compiler. And I mean that in a positive way: static compiling makes a lot of sense with the incredible complexity we're often finding ourselves in. There really are no other ways to distribute node/ruby/python apps in a static way and when there is it's limited in serious ways beyond often being ONLY for a specific ecosystem (e.g. wheels for python).
Homogeneity! He kept saying that in every video and it was so offputting. I get it it's a cool fancy word but I don't don't like his style too much. Adam's tech knowledge is top game though - he researches everything so deeply and provides historical context.
The stolen cookies imply full access to one of the employees machines.

How is something like this advertised on forums?

Valid auth token for employee at EA Games for sale? Does it list the expiration? Refunds if it isn’t valid at time of sale?
What is this world coming to
Peak Idiocracy?
This is probably overblown if only because practice has borne out that the Asian platform model has ported very poorly to the US.

Americans don't seem to be interested in using massive platform apps that contain the kitchen sink; WeChat is available but not popular, same for LINE, and Messenger never successfully became that.

Right now the most successful overseas strategy for a software company has been Tencent's games strategy (as opposed to their WeChat one), and in that respect they're mostly just a holding company.
Showing ID would work, but a video call? I've worked remotely for years - why would half the people in IT know my face from some other dude?
Thanks for clarifying this. That must mean then: first encrypt, then compress?
Problems may not exist, or be less obvious at least, if their bodies adapted to eating soy over generations. Even differences in gut biome can explain this.
Cop Flips Pregnant Woman's Car as She Tries to Pull over Safely
There is just no way this is correct. First, most municipalities in America anyway allow a homeowner to do their own electrical work. You are required to get a permit for the work though and then have it inspected by the city inspector to verify the work was done correctly. But second and maybe more importantly how would you ever be able to get insurance on an older house. There may have been dozens of different electricians and homeowners that did work over the years. Who would the insurance company go after if a problem occurred.
this is outrageous?! and I feel totally on the outside of like 80% of these comments in a bad way for saying that.

I started copying and pasting lines and responding to them but on edit it seems pointless.

I would just say that good relationships work in both directions, 1+1=3 idiom, and come in vastly many forms.

Intimacy doesn't fade in a good relationship it grows stronger.

For sure the type of women you seem to be looking for exist and enjoy that type of relationship.

But a lot of people, of all genders and orientations, find the things you don't seem to think are good qualities, are in fact the things 'that they can get along with.'

And I would maybe suggest instead looking more at the 'programming' of gender and roles.

Women aren't simply a transaction or variable in your equation of an ideal relationship.
If the work is shoddy, fire him — regardless of why it’s shoddy. If you don’t have the power to fire him, convince the people who do. If you can’t do that — on the basis of shoddy work — then it’s time to recalibrate your definition of shoddy.
In defense of the article (not agreeing nor disagreeing), the article then includes reasons why it is concerned with market capitalization:

>But if it continues, the waning of Europe’s business will bring consequences. Big firms invest in innovation, which boosts economic growth. Left to regulate only foreign groups, Europe’s ability to shape global business norms—on privacy, say, or the uses of artificial intelligence—will look weak. European policymakers’ cries for “strategic autonomy” will come to nothing without corporate backing.

>Europe’s smaller firms now find themselves competing against global behemoths with inbuilt advantages. Large firms can afford to buy and try new technology, borrow at cheaper rates and absorb fixed costs more efficiently. They tend to spend relatively more on research and development. The dearth of big companies helps explain why European spending on research, at 2.1% of gdp, is below the average of the oecd, a group of mostly rich nations.

I have no certainty about few, big corps vs. heterogenous medium sized corps, but I think the point has about Europe's ability to influence global norms/best practices has validity. Europes influence could be negatively affected without strong, global presence by local companies in sectors it cares about influencing.
They are arguing that elite institution's goal is to prepare entry into polite society not to provide a liberal education.

"A finishing school is a school for young women that focuses on teaching social graces and upper-class cultural rites as a preparation for entry into society" [1]

"a philosophy of education that empowers individuals with broad knowledge and transferable skills, and a stronger sense of values, ethics, and civic engagement ... characterised by challenging encounters with important issues, and more a way of studying than a specific course or field of study" [2]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finishing_school
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberal_education
Someone else is watching the toddlers—-no one is doing a full days worth of work while taking care of multiple toddlers.

If that person and/or day care can take care of the kids for x hours of work plus a 1 hour commute, they can take care of the kids for x hours of work plus 1 hour of “me time” if that’s what the OP thinks they need.

That’s what I meant when I said it’s not about the kids. It’s about the person watching the kids.

There’s no reason for someone to put themselves into a situation that forces them to spend an hour commuting each day in order to get some alone time.
So we should leave things as they are for our companies to compete with Chinese companies?

This just feels like fear mongering. "Don't tamper with what we have now! The other guys will win"
“How do you feel when you find a worm in your apple?”

“Better than when I find half a worm.”
Boulder, Colorado has a McDonald’s offering $18/hour. Colorado is an awesome place to live and it’s more than double the federal minimum wage.

The contractor who just renovated my house in Colorado is actively looking for a low-skill, high-effort worker for $35/hour.

The mason who did some stone work for me is looking for an apprentice and will pay $25/hour.

The electrician in my area is moving away, leaving a huge gap in the market. He earns well north of $200k/year.

The jobs are out there.
> I'm not sure I follow the argument here. Why can't the family continue to use Western Union or one of its competitors to send USD remittances if Tether bothers them and Tether would in fact be involved?

This is a little like if I asked you, "well, what's the problem with a Ponzi scheme? If it bothers you so much, just invest in a different fund instead."
I don't know you at all so I don't know how much this can mean, but I just want to say that your situation sounds extremely tragic to me and I feel for you, and your repeated attempts to better yourself and your situation give me hope that you can pull yourself out of this
Please. If you have had a 1g pre roll of anything from the shops, you'd know the difference from the backyard stuff, and THC tolerance is very much a thing, which means the psychological effects that aren't directly euphoric remain while you use more to maintain the euphoric effect.

Decriminalization is fine, but pretending the obvious social effects of an exploding market for higher potency products aren't manifesting is just delusional. There is nothing to indicate cannabis use is decreasing at all, especially given there are two shops per block, and any survey of that demographic is going to be useless because most of them are already unreachable because they have disengaged.

A ramble indeed, perhaps you could make an HN feature request for emoji support?
Yeah European industrial machine manufacturers are world class and some have virtual monopolies on their product.

It’s not sexy and definitely slow. Months where they sell more than 4 machines a month is “crazy busy” for these guys. Granted, each machine takes months to manufacture, but when one machine sells for $25million + millions more in support costs, you don’t have to work very fast to hit big revenue.

But their customers don’t expect fast either.
They said they lost their phone, which means they could have told the IT person they also lost access to email "my laptop email logged me out!, Our game is already behind schedule I need to get online now before I get fired"

Remember: a good phish will push the target to make quick and poor decisions, by appealing to various emotions.