skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Couldn't regular asymmetric encryption take care of that? Just encrypt each entry with the patient's public key.

I think you only need homomorphic encryption if the transformation is something that the owner of data can't or shouldn't do themselves. It would be overkill for simple financial information.
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Exactly. There's loads of examples of such shifts in other languages, for example in Portuguese the formal you is conjugated in grammatical third person despite being semantically second person, arising from people being formally addressed in the third person ("Does the Right Honourable gentleman agree that...").
i don't haven the device but the above sounds like a 10 line shell script to me. slap files in a local directory, execute script, see screen flash on device, items loaded.
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I think one thing that changed in recent years is that there are more possibilities for hitting it big. Sure, it's survivor bias and all, but it takes one successful indie game (Minecraft, Flappy Bird), a good investment in the right time (early Bitcoin, early Ethereum, GME in December) and you can never work again in your life. Similarly if you are lucky enough and your Twitch channel becomes popular, you can stream some videogames and take donations which equate to multiply of what a "normal" job would give you.
The funniest thing to me is this mid-wit notion of thinking you are 'informed' by reading news sites and getting a degree from a 21st century university.
It was gone before they left. They used to poke fun at it.

In many ways, the market has matured enough that Old Google isn't viable. Shareholders care about P&L and Google's one major innovation, "ads that work," is industry standard now. Old Google worked because ads made so much money that it drowned out everything else and gave people a lot of freedom to do crazy things.

Wall Street wants the numbers.
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Grocery pickup is revolutionary when you have kids.

1. Order online, with lots of features that make re-ordering a breeze

2. Use coupons, b/c it's point-and-click, not clip-and-collect

3. Plan around grocery pickup, as opposed to rushing to the grocery store whenever you have time

4. Sit in the car for 10m and read your kids a book or listen to Mr Rogers songs until a nice person fills your trunk with your groceries
> sufficiently progressive taxation and societal reinvestment can do this as well.

Can we get an example of this?
Slavery engenders a culture of self-righteous laziness and entitlement in the slave owners and cynicism and internalized oppression (a “chip on their shoulder”) in the slaves.

Both of these persist for many generations post slavery. We are still dealing with them in the form of everything from police violence to far right and far left performative extremist ideologies re-enacting the drama.

I disagree with the people who say slavery is responsible for our wealth. We would be much, much wealthier and far less dysfunctional as a culture had it never existed.

One of the more intriguing ideas I’ve run across is that total slavery abolition is a major contributing factor to the industrial revolution by pricing all labor and incentivizing automation.

I wonder if Egypt and Rome would have industrialized and the solar system would look like the world of The Expanse now had slavery been abolished in the ancient world.
Many hotels, to me, resemble offices (in the UK cities at least). They're in buildings with glass fronts, no opening windows, because they want to offer A/C but want to save money^H^H^H^H^H^H^ "the planet". With A/C I get a sore throat, with it off, I suffocate.

In my searches I reckon 95% of hotels don't have windows that open. I maintain a list of small hotels in cities that do have windows that open.

I also reckon post-COVID they will continue with reduced housekeeping (on-demand/ever few day). So you also have to tidy up after yourself.

And I've found hotels tend to have skeleton staff (pre COVID). Often nobody at the bar, nobody at the front desk, all the staff doing multiple jobs. They're stingy with toiletries, towels, pillows ("oh you can ask at the desk").

So if there are few staff, I clean up after myself, I can't breathe, ... I'd rather stay in an actual house designed for human habitation.
The issue is that there are a bunch of big is companies with way too much cash who can buy any potential competitor. I do not feel it matters much how they got that big. What we instead need to limit is their ability to buy competitors.
Lehto's videos have some crucial misunderstandings - such as about focal length and hyperfocal distance central the point of his first video (https://i.imgur.com/8xAjbgg.mp4), and about weight affecting load factor in his latest video (https://i.imgur.com/n5vOzZI.png).

With corrections, people are getting around 15nmi using the same technique as Lehto.

Lehto seems intelligent and has very relevant experience though. I think he just made the mistake of jumping straight into the debate shortly after seeing the videos, when West has had years.
Where does it say that? I've never seen it. And if it's required, does it have to be on this list? I don't see why it matters if vaccine is on some random list or not. How is it a lie if they have to report adverse effects and it's not on the list? There's plenty of things they have to report that aren't on any lists
IIUC AirDrop is locked to Apple Hardware anyways (by device IDs and similar) so even if you could speak the protocol you wouldn't be able to connect.
I was diagnosed with ADHD as an adult, and unless it's actually having a negative impact on your life, I wouldn't bother trying to get it treated. I saw a therapist because I was really struggling with college, like taking an hour to read a single page in a textbook because I would get distracted and forget what I read.

Personally, my ritalin prescription makes me irritable so I take a reduced dose when I'm not actively working on things. My wife has told me that she prefers my personality when I don't take the medication.

Finally, and take this with a grain of salt because I'm not a doctor of any sort, but I don't think having ADHD is necessarily a problem, and is more a problem with how society expects people to spend their life sitting still and focusing on one thing all day.
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I have a similar perspective mostly (we live in the same city and both are foreigners so we are seeing from a similar lense,fwiw). What i disagree with is that people here are not ambitious. I think its more like the regulation and laws and red tape in general that makes starting a business a non attractive endeavor compared to being an employee considering all the benefits employees get in most of EU. In the US, i would imagine the difference in terms of risk of quitting your job to start a business is not as wide as in EU.
I'm not sure how else to become a doctor. I'm not sure how else to get good at an instrument, or anything really.

Working hard is necessary, but perhaps not sufficient, for a better life to most people. I understand that this study is international, but a common thread among the most popular countries to which people immigrate, America included, are places where outputs are most proportionally and predictably mapped to inputs. You may have a harder go at it than somebody else, and starting conditions can drastically impact the process, but working hard towards an objective that makes you useful to other people will almost invariably lead to a better life.
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There is less social mobility in the United States (that paragon of bootstrap-pulling) than in the United Kingdom (where class is explicitly acknowledged and accepted.)

https://www3.weforum.org/docs/Global_Social_Mobility_Report....
Sorry, I missed that. I'll edit my comment.

The perpetrator was caught and presumably prosecuted. Again, what alternative chain of events would you have preferred?
It seems to be a misnomer given by the (academic) elites.

It’s problematic to label your followers as fools.
Obviously different medications have different side effects, but I started taking fluoxetine (Prozac) over a year ago. The first 6-8 weeks were ROUGH. The mood swings were unbearable. It did even out after that and I’m stable now. The night sweats are real though, it’s annoying. My room can be 65° F and I’ll still get them.
I'd say a long way off. The commercial guys doing augmented reality are focusing on snapchat and instagram filters, not on fully immersive VR experiences. (for example https://atomicdigital.design)

Not to say the Oasis-type design isn't possible, just that we're aren't there yet, but as @rir494 said, it's hard to predict until you know what kind of resources and growth are really possible.
How much social mobility we talking?

Statistically nobody goes from trailer park to billionare by working hard.

You have very, very, good odds of doing better than your parents if you manage to get to age 25 without incurring a felony record, addiction to something that will likely kill you or too many child support payments.

edit: I'm only talking about the US
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I keep saying this over and over again; if those on the top of the system want to keep enjoying the benefits of the system, they need to give enough to the bottom to maintain the legitimacy of the system in the eyes of those who maintain it.

Those on top have deluded themselves into thinking that they’re smarter and better than past elites, when in fact they seem to be making extremely similar mistakes.
I don’t think that’s imported. It’s complicated by the hukou system, but all these people are Chinese, share the same culture (and to a great extent language).

In addition, these people made a calculus where staying in their ancestral homes meant certain poverty and moving to the city meant immediate increase in income as well as better prospects for the future. The drawback is/was poor working conditions, but I’m not sure they are worse than those back in their an ancestral homelands.
My 2019 Trek Crossrip has 48/32 and 11-32. Of course, you could switch those components up - the biggest difference between gravel and road is the clearance for wider tires, and "relaxed" or upright geometry, plus capability for more mounting.

And Cannondale even has a carbon frame with a front suspension and rear flex on the frame for a near-full-suspension behavior.
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>In order to be innovative and compete, we need very flexible working laws, people with a big growth mindset, a less relaxing lifestyle and AMBITIOUS people.

False. Sweden is in the top 10 competitive nations in the world. And it is because it has a relaxing lifestyle, support for children and parents, etc.

If desperate people was more innovative or productive, the list of successful USA entrepreneurs would not be filled with upper-class or rich businessman.

Easy of mind, education and time creates opportunity. Desperation only leads to bad decisions.

Late years Sweden in going down because it is moving towards more neo-liberal policies, thou.
The less hard I worked, the more money I made, the more prestige I garnered in my organization. Retired now. Playing the game is more effective than working hard, but you still have to work hard at times.
How about we actually think hard about the situation, formulate clearly why we don't like it and propose non-ad-hoc legislation that fixes the specific issues? Banning companies on the basis of "too powerful"/"I don't like them" is how dictatorships work, we should strive to be better than that, even if it is more work. I agree with your motives, but I still believe in the "legal state" ideal.
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> Northern Europe, not known for their abundance of slaves, is wealthier.

Northern Europe didn't import a lot of slaves but they sure as hell benefitted financially from the slave trade.

> Colonialism was not a huge success for England when you look at how much it cost. It was great for national pride and as a symbol of their "greatness" however.

The motivations for colonizing were primarily economic. Do you think the belgian congo was created to satisfy king leopold's fondness for cutting off hands too? The idea that colonialism is some kind of beneficent force that exists to civilize savages is painfully condescending
You have to define the notion of "backwards compatible" though, as this is the core of semver. To be strict, a bugfix is not backwards compatible. You explicitly change the behaviour of a function or interface.

There's an interesting paper on checked semantic versioning [1] and you will get a new MAJOR version if you don't explicitly add the NOCOMPARE-pragma to a bugfix, as the prover (obviously) can not show the original function and the bugfixed function to be equal (usually they are not for some input).

Backwards compatibility is hugely in the eye of the beholder (Hyrum's Law). So this is not a cut-and-dry issue.

[1] https://drops.dagstuhl.de/opus/volltexte/2018/8456/
I prefer Airbnbs over hotels because it's more fun, and it's nice to have all the amenities in a home. Proper kitchens with pantries, washing machines, backyards or balconies, etc.

Even if you're a team traveling to a conference or convention, grabbing a whole house is a great way to have a social 'home away from home'.
I hope that is sarcasm
I think the +55% tax rates on net revenue may have something to do.

Choose either of:

- VAT + capital income tax + personal income tax on dividend 1- (0.8)(0.8)(0.6) = 61 cents per euro go into taxes

- VAT + Social security + personal income tax on labor income = 1- (0.8)(0.9)(0.6) = 56c per euro go into taxes
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Anyone have suggestions about doing an exercise but not feeling a muscle? For example I don’t feel my chest during bench press but still go to failure
No one should be trusting big tech. As is they hold a ridiculous amount of power over the entire world, and that's only going to get worse and worse.

I also doubt most informed people trust governments either.
I use 30psi on my 35mm and 44mm tires on paved and unpaved surfaces all the time. Have you tried, with a good supple tire? Mine have a max of 65psi!
It's a bit harsh to Quattro Pro to call it a 1-2-3 clone! 8-)

It's a complete DOS spreadsheet in its own right, and a very good one at that. Quattro is the spreadsheet that introduced the feature of highlighting a range, then dragging the corner of the range and the program extrapolates the data and fills in the extra cells -- a very handy function indeed IMHO.

There were a bunch of DOS spreadsheets -- Lotus 1-2-3 was _the_ killer app that led the IBM PC to greatness and created the modern computer industry. VisiCalc for the Apple ][ created spreadsheets and improved the lives of tens of thousands of accountants and executives, but 1-2-3 took that concept and made it far more powerful. The name denotes that it integrates the three key functions of [1] spreadsheeting, [2] generating charts, and [3] building and querying simple databases.

IMHO probably the best value commercial spreadsheet for DOS was Computer Associates' Supercalc 5, which was $49 at the end of its life and a very capable, fully-3D program.

And of course there was Microsoft Multiplan, later combined with Microsoft Chart and wrapped in a GUI to create Microsoft's pioneering first Mac app, called Excel.

But if you knew 1-2-3, then AsEasyAs was a direct copy and the subject of a copy-and-feel lawsuit at the time. It's officially discontinued but as it was shareware it was always free to download and use, and it still is today.
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On the other hand I don't think you ever in the history had as wide opportunities as you do now

You can live in some shithole where 400$/month is easily enough to live without struggle, learn hard computer stuff and then work remotely for X times more than you needed to live.

How are you going to skew the odds if you aren't even trying?

Internet is huge advantage, you can not only have access to good information/knowledge/tutorials/blabla about something,

but also you can meet professionals with decades of experience in $something significantly easier
It's all political and diversion of public funds (if that's the correct English term, I edited "money laundering" out).

Qwant should be dead, it is said most of its index is served by Bing anyway (they used to hide it for years and lie about their own indexing stats).
1+1=2 is not really an axiom. There's a set of axioms that lead to that. They are even more primordial statements like "1 is a number" and "x=x" and "all numbers n have a successor number S(n) such that m=n if and only if S(m)=S(n)". Even if it seems clear (to most of us, at least) that these axioms represent some part of reality, they are still human-chosen -- and they have to be agreed upon. At some point, nearly everyone would have agreed that Euclid's 5th postulate was obviously true, and anyone alive could verify this for themself. Well, sometimes it's "true" and sometimes it isn't.

That said, the Peano axioms seem less nebulous that the varying axioms relating to the existence of god, as that concept can change so much from person to person.
It’s really a nice option when traveling with a large family. If you’re spread across four or five hotel rooms, you really spend much less time together than in a large house with a big common space.

Plus most AirBnBs are just dedicated rental properties. It’s pretty rare that you’re actually in anyone’s house anymore.
I think you should read 'new wave unix' as 'new programs used by people that spend a lot of time on the CLI, replacing programs they used before that were most of the time very old and unchanged for quite some time, so not in line with "modern" expectations'. A good example is fd, which works like find but is more intuitive to me (and to many other people): you use fd PATTERN instead of find -name PATTERN or something.
My understanding is that social mobility implies being able to climb the ladder from destitute to poor, poor to modestly wealthy, etc. and not referring to jumping to the 1% from destitution.
There is such a lack of security in userspace, that I don’t think that any “mainstream” linux distro could be considered secured regardless of update policy.
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> The American South, where slavery was more prevalent, is poorer than the North.

Does this analysis account for the fate of the former slaves and their descendants? I think part of the "wealth" of a society built on these things is leaving those effects as an externality. That doesn't really work when the people who were oppressed are freed and live among you.

European nations who strip mined the rest of the world never really had to account for this head-on, since the most visible exploitation was safely far away.
> The American South, where slavery was more prevalent, is poorer than the North.

Since the north is more rich than the south, that's supposed to be an example of how they weren't enriched from slavery?
They both benefited tremendously from slavery, ending when they fought a devastating war over it. A slavery based economy does not transition well into a world where slavery is illegal. Not to mention that a lot of the poor people in the south are literally the slaves and their descendants.
Cue definitions export to json schema which you can use to validate form input.
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> Sure, it's not latex ...

feature!
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Theres a bunch of reasons. If you have a group of people or a family the experience of having a place of your own in a real neighborhood is way better than being in a vanilla hotel.
Pretty sure slavery is the definition of external oppression
> you'll be able to serialize dashboards to Cue schema

It'll be possible to serialize/represent the dashboards in CUE. Here's a handwavy, pseudocode-y example i use in the talk: https://gist.github.com/sdboyer/d76196f94ca78d1e84c739e95e64...

That said, it's not like we're planning on replacing all the "export JSON" buttons in the Grafana UI with "export CUE." One of the interesting properties of defining schemas in CUE is how it allows us to remove schema-defined default values from a dashboard's JSON. The JSON representation can actually look a lot more like a concise CUE representation.

> versioning

Versioning of the Grafana schema is the essential design goal of the "scuemata" system that is under discussion in that epic issue

Versioning of artifacts that are instances of the schema is a key goal with Polly https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GU0DGy-X6z4FVwbJYPsBKRdq...

> non-visual editing

Like, editing something other than raw code in an editor? Yes, this is also something directly enabled by the schema (again, see the Polly doc, the "Produce" heading). For data-intensive tasks, such editing experiences are the only way to see your logic in the context of data, and therefore IMO prerequisite for confidence

> reproducibility

Yup. This already isn't "hard" to do today, but reproducibility gets more complicated at scale - those questions about how to map what's on disk to what's in your Grafana (or whatever app) in my parent comment become more complicated, leading to friction, leading to staleness.
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I take offense at such massive overgeneralizations as "Europe lacks imagination."

What it lacks is freely flowing funding such that risky enterprises can be funded even if 1 out of ten or 1 out of hundred actually are successful. This kills business models which cannot show any profit whatsoever, and a large portion of the remainder are killed by data regulations forbidding "alternate paths of monetization" (to put it charitably.)

Rather, a problem is that once a European project becomes successful enough, it soon becomes an American project, either by acquisition or by moving to where the investment money is.
Try living in a country without roads, electric grid and water management. Those aren't granted.
Slightly different perspective: I was diagnosed as a child, but had assumed I had "mastered it" and went off meds and let it go for several years. What I've come to realize is that I've still had it, just that I've structured the parts of my life that I could around it and let other parts suffer for no real reason. That kind of fell apart (the rest of the way) when my wife had her second child and a few days before I was suppose to come back from paternity leave the my office shut down along with the rest of the world.

I had to come to terms with the fact that I had not grown out of it, I just subconsciously geared everything (my environment, the kind of work I took on and was good at, my compartmentalization) around it, and honestly not in a very healthy way.

(P.S. I just recently wrote a piece about my experience with ADHD and how it presents to me <https://aarontag.dev/2021/05/13/adhd.html>)