skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The roots of the presently dire economic situation go back much further, but for persons interested in learning more about the current instability in Haiti, I would suggest researching/reading more about the 2010 earthquake and its aftermath.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010_Haiti_earthquake
Worked with my 12 Pro a few weeks ago - did you try the latest version from Git?
It’s a common trope that atheism is a form of belief. It’s nonetheless misinformed. It’s often trotted out by people who have a religious belief and are unable to comprehend that large numbers of sensible people are able to exist without holding any religious belief, yet call themselves atheists. I gather that you are not one of those religious people but you seem to be using their argument.
The two options are basically city-level or country but same TZ level. e.g. Toronto, or somewhere in Canada in Eastern time (which I mean would almost certainly be limited to Toronto -- presumably these options make more sense on say the East Coast for the US where there are a number of possible major locations that fit)

There are clearly some bugs. Occasionally I, in Canada, get routed through the US. This guy got routed through the US. Neither case should happen by Apple's description. Apple is quite intentionally trying to avoid their relays getting around geo-restrictions (likely to avoid them getting blacklisted).
It did change a lot in the last few days. As of now I get some datacenter in Switzerland and Liechtenstein sometimes.
There are places which train licensed therapists to perform psychedelic therapy. Take a look at CIIS for one prestigious example: [1], [2]

More from MAPS: [3], [4]

Finally, laws around psychedelic use and therapy vary around the world. In some places in the world (like in parts of Europe and South and Central America) psychedelic therapy is much more widely practiced above-ground than it is in the US.

[1] - https://www.ciis.edu/research-centers/center-for-psychedelic...

[2] - https://www.ciis.edu/research-centers/center-for-psychedelic...

[3] - https://maps.org/news/media/8532-psychology-today-how-to-bec...

[4] - https://maps.org/training
I just got another warning this morning that my kernel extension for Dante Virtual Sound Card by Audinate is deprecated. I would hope that this would get some love in the new paradigm, otherwise it's basically goodbye to doing any live audio capture on an M1. I just worry about the latency. It's hard enough to keep Logic from losing sync already, even with all the buffers maxxed out, recording to an NVMe drive, from a gigabit network, with a segregated VLAN. Yes, I'm doing 48 channels, which is a lot, but the audio production "community" doesn't need ANY more latency introduced into this pipeline.
I’m surprised by the inclusion of Kraken here as Kraken has very strong AML checks if you want to deposit from a bank account.

My conspiracy theory is that banks are using this as an excuse to prevent their customers from adopting cryptocurrencies. Of course people don’t want to keep their money in banks during these interest rates and if you see 10x gains in cryptocurrency why not put your money in an exchange.

This kind of behaviour should be banned, how does it make any sense to ban everyone from sending their money to a service just because a very small proportion of users changed their mind later. The solution is not to impose these restrictions but to better educate customers.

Luckily my bank has taken the decision to not ban these services.
Crypto related job?
Here they have the video where you can hear that announcement:

https://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/world/americas...
Where in the world do you live out of interest? There must be some unusual local conditions that would cause that price discrepancy because I've followed the electricity prices in a number of European countries as they've increased their reliance on wind turbines and have seen no obvious kinks in the plots of prices as wind has contributed more and more. Certainly wholesale electricity prices - where I've followed them - are at a historic low at the moment but there is a lot on the demand side that could be causing this.

The Texas story actually reinforces one of my points - thermal fossil fuel plants are unreliable also as the failure of thermal plants caused a far greater loss in capacity than that lost by renewables.

California's electricity has been a mess for decades before the recent growth in solar and wind so I'm not sure how you can claim a causal relationship between what's happening now in California and the expansion of wind and solar.

Regarding domestic roof-top solar PV - I currently don't see it having any role to play in the march towards carbon-free energy - the cost per KWh is just too high and in many countries is only made viable by large government grants and feed-in tariff guarantees which effectively allow a domestic installation to exploit the grid like a giant infinite and free battery. Utility scale solar is completely different - it costs about 1/5 of the price per KWh compared to roof-top domestic PV and in many markets is now competing and beating conventional thermal generation on price without government support.
See my [comment below](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27761413)
> No, we don't need olap cubes. But we do need some type of rigor around analytic data. Otherwise, why go to all the trouble to collect it, count it, and predict from it if it may be wrong with no measure of that uncertainty?

Modern data warehouses don't need to build cubes for performance reasons. Low latency data warehouses like ClickHouse or Druid can aggregate directly off source data. The biggest driver for modeling is allowing non-coders to access data and perform their own analyses. I don't see that problem ever going away. Cube modeling with dimensions and measures solves it well.
Signage could be embedded in the asphalt. It’d probably be easier to read by the car this way, and much harder to remove.
Poor country but still a LOT of money to be made for certain elements. Probable someone paid a hit squad to do the deed for a reason or another. A lot of people have that kind of money to pay for killings, so that is not an issue. What comes after can be...

Someone that follows Haitian politics could tell us the power struggle inside the country.
Units are fine. He just said he gets energy as heat in the amount 4 times higher than amount of electrical energy he uses to get it.

It's fine to talk about it in terms of energy as it would be to talk about it in terms of power.

And I'd argue that kWh is exactly the usual way of saying 3600000 joules.

Also name "geothermal heat" for ground heat pumps might be a local US marketing term. In international English geothermal means rather what Iceland is mostly doing. Pumping water into very hot rocks deep below to extract heat. And it doesn't work in reverse because it would be additional work to pump heat into very hot rocks instead of dumping it into the air or into the cool ground 2 meters below the surface.
Does anyone else just use old.reddit.com since the (now no longer new) site redesign is so awful?
WebSockets vs. HTTP
Yes, in the UK I get real unlimited 5G for £30 a month ($40)
I just pulled out an old laptop, still Arch Linux, but i3 (X) rather than Sway (Wayland), and only Firefox 65 just yet because I haven’t done the two years’ worth of updates since I last touched it (think I did two years’ worth of updates that time too!). It has a coarse-scrolling touchpad and uses the syntaptics driver. Vertical scrolling doesn’t scroll smoothly or by the right amounts, but generally works. Horizontal scrolling is more or less just completely broken except at high speeds: it scrolls rightwards for a bit, and then jumps to the left by a sizeable chunk, so if you’re scrolling too slowly you’ll end up behind where you even started.

(Upgraded to 89, symptoms are the same, or possibly even worse on horizontal scrolling, but I can’t compare it any more because downgrading is more trouble than it’s worth. And also I broke something as part of the two-years-of-upgrades jump and it won’t boot for now. First time I’ve managed that: achievement unlocked! :-) )
Not OP, but switching providers could mean one actually provides coverage and the other regularly denies it. I have upgraded health plans in the past, only to discover I spent more time fighting my insurance company because they just refused to honor the coverage. I actually had to get a lawyer involved at my own expense.

I find it bizarre how many people just trust that insurance companies will actually honor their contracts. In my experience, they likely won't. This is just my anecdote.
> -stay away from linux. The kernel and most distros suffer from kitchensinkitis.

> -don't use a heavy window manager. I use a custom configuration of Motif (it works and does not get in the way).

Yeah, that's why I picked Void. It's only a little fatter than Alpine, but better-suited to desktop use. Agreed that Linux generally has never (in the 20ish years I've used it, anyway) felt high-performance, exactly, on a workstation, but Void keeps out the garbage services Linux has accumulated over the years, unless you install them yourself, so gets it to a point where it's only slightly fatter than circa 2000 Linux (kernel's grown larger, no getting around that). Used dwm because it's extremely light. Certainly Gnome wouldn't have worked, to pick the worst possible option (resource-use wise).

Overall, Linux continues to feel like it does very poorly (in a workstation/desktop context, anyway) any time there's any contention for resources whatsoever, including just multiple things needing CPU cycles. Which is... kinda a shitty way to be, for a multitasking operating system.

Maybe I'd have had better luck with a BSD, I dunno. It felt OK to use, though, as long as I avoided the Web. I think that machine's going back to being a Lakka box under my TV, but next time I'm on something relatively weak maybe I'll cycle through a couple of the BSDs to see if any of them work better for me.
Love this. But I ran into some issues trying to get it to work with Ajax requests, and didn’t find a great alternative.
The court did not rule that Craig Wright is Satoshi, as far as I can tell. The story linked to doesn't claim this (though it perhaps did in an earlier revision or headline)

It returned a default judgment on Craig Wright's copyright claim on the bitcoin white paper after a site hosting it chose not to defend itself in court.

Wright presumably shopped the forum with this outcome in mind: the U.K. is expensive to fight lawsuits in and bitcoin.org and its operators are beyond U.K. jurisdiction, so there was little incentive to fight the claim in the first place.

All the coverage saying the site was "forced to remove the paper" is wrong too: it's still there.

https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf
The problem is in "extract the energy".

If your refrigerant can reach -20 in your system, and it's 30C outside, then your refrigerant is exchanging 50C of energy per cycle. But if it's -15C outside, the best you can achieve is 5C of energy exchanged per cycle. And at -20C outside, you can't exchange heat at all.

That's a bit hand-wavey and not exact units, but I think it accurately describes the problem.

What the above poster is saying is that as temperatures drop, the system gets less and less efficient. For some environments, it may become cheaper to use resistive electric instead.

The 'Technology Connections' channel did a series of videos about heat pumps that are fascinating and I highly recommend: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy0tKL1T7wFoYcxCe0xjN6Q.
I called Fidelity in the US about my account, and the agent told me the system was taking a voice print, to be used to verify me the next time I called in.
> and you can almost surely find one today if you look in the right circles and come with the right intentions

It would be great to know more about how to make this happen
What seems particularly interesting is that the board seems to really be just an RTC, yet does not have any obvious place for backup battery and has 10MHz oscillator on it.
One thing that's always puzzled me - why are Haiti and Dominican Republic so different politically and economically? They both share the same island. Curious as to why their fortunes seem to have diverged so dramatically.
"If you're not playing with 36 bits, you're not playing with a full DEC!" -DIGEX (Doug Humphrey)
> Same thing with the dry county issue. Is an extra five minutes in the car to the next county over even noticeable?

It might be if the next county over has noticeably better roads because of the extra taxes due to alcohol sales.
I am very skeptical of any utopian-sounding scheme.

"I am finding it particularly difficult to convince people that they should even look past the current system."

Look past it all you want. But once you start using the power of the state to make it come about, the potential for devastating unintended consequences are very high.

If you want to be a well rounded human who picks berries and also writes code, knock yourself out. If you want to write Medium articles advocating for this lifestyle, knock yourself out.

But if the vast majority of people just want to specialize and pay people to perform other tasks, that's their prerogative, too.

As for the berry pickers, the UBI-like effect of the Covid stimulus programs in the US showed that giving people an income floor is very effective at raising wages rapidly, as people can turn down jobs that they don't think adequately compensates them for their labor.
Which ever service implements this can be sure to have seen the last of me.
However there are air heat pumps which differ from the AC ran in reverse only in how the heat is distributed around the house. For example with warm water in the pipes not just blowing warm air around.
did he hang himself?
Will he use money raised from political fundraisers? Lol.
Please do it. The more "suspects" there are, the better for everyone.
In 2030, You Won’t Own Any Gadgets
Given that this is HN, I can't tell if you're praising or condemning it.
It has become more and more difficult in the bay area to speak plainly about socioeconomic issues and the homelessness/mental health crisis without triggering the Antiracist Elect. For a growing segment of interlocutors, most everything bad or negative going on in society is because white people. This makes productive discourse fraught at best, usually impossible.

Note that while I do specify the bay area here, it's only for the purposes of this comment. It's quite obviously spreading to other places. The moral madness of social media is slowly but steadily spilling out into every day society.
Do you really believe no one wants non-custodial financial services?
François Fillon does work for Russia but the country remains sovereign.
Ideally you rate the person by his work. (Magnus is a great chess player because we wins games) If we cant rate someones work we can use opinions from those note worthy in their field.

But when those people got their respectable reputation by the same means you could have an entirely circular self-praising reputation machine that seems to work wonderfully but operates without reviewing any work.

At some stage of google the Nr 1 result for both "France" and "Paris" belonged to a blogger from NYC who had a single highly optimized page about France and one about Paris.

Similarly a high page rank page about cars shouldn't be an authority on anything else but if they link to your article about flowers it gains a lot of points. So much it would be attractive to pay them for it.

Back links were fabulous when the internet started then increasingly became a self serving loop.
The first-gen PDP-11's CPU was just a couple of boards full of good old TTL chips.
Seems you are in fine hands.
It is and it was (is?) for a long the time mandatory join style for UPDATE statement.

Reason being that it's used to declare and restrict which table should be updated in the UPDATE section as opposed to optional joined tables listed in the FROM section.

PS: The *= is plateform specific however (have no clue which). Usually you just write a more SQL standard WHERE section.
One Database Transaction Too Many
Venn diagrams accurately describe set operations but most joins in common use in SQL are filtered Cartesian products.

https://blog.jooq.org/2016/07/05/say-no-to-venn-diagrams-whe...
I want that for my fridge. Move the compressor and radiator somewhere else than the kitchen.
Except on desktop and on GNU/Linux phones.
Apparently my original reply to this was controversial. Let's try again. Please explain how it has nothing to do with me when I'm the one being asked to foot the bill.

Let's say it costs a total $500 - $1000 worth of resources to excise the term "master" from all the code and infrastructure under my control. You're asking me to spend that uncritically and unquestioningly. If that's what you want, send me $1000 and it'll be done by the end of the month.

As I said, I'm perfectly willing to donate to progressive causes I believe in (and do, frequently); I have no problem doing this if someone makes the minimal effort to prove that it would be a positive use of my money. I have a very big problem with donating to what amounts to Microsoft's marketing department. Convince me that this is more worthwhile than donating the same amount of cash to charity.

You're free to ignore my request and suggest (again) that I'm a racist, but that's not going to open my wallet; I'll just continue using master branches and also think you're a jerk.
wow - that is shocking - thank you for enlightening me with this information :(
Or the opposite. The German prime minister is Angela Merkel while the president is Frank-Walter Steinmeister. I had to look the second up because I didn't know who it was but I know that he doesn't have political power like Merkel.
mercedes were used as taxis when I visited germany.... 30 years ago.
It depends a lot on which posts are on the frontpage and what rewards they've been given. Those tiny little icons next to each post can be upwards of 1 MB each as they are rendered with ridiculous resolutions sometimes (eg https://www.redditstatic.com/gold/awards/icon/Illuminati_512...)
The article says

> Who cares if there are income taxes? When it came to monthly expenses, the savings would be thousands less paid in health insurance.
>Mexico and South American countries have very few assassinations, yet all of them are failed states.

Mexico has had at least 88 political assassinations since last September.

https://www.cnn.com/2021/05/30/americas/mexico-political-kil...
No, a handful of Trump supporters walked around taking selfies for a few minutes inside a building because they mistakenly believed the election was fraudulent. They did not hold any power at any point and were not right wing nor driven by a left/right idealogical divide, they were fools mislead about vote integrity.

That said, left wing extremists did actually seize and hold a section of Seattle for an extended period of time, which would be a more genuine example of a failed state- violent rebels holding territory inside a major city.
Assuming you are talking about [0], the graph looks as if the value of 2009 was taken as reference point and percentages are calculated relative to that. You could look it up in [1] where the graphics seems to be taken from.

[0] https://www.emcdda.europa.eu/media-library/amphetamine-price...

[1] https://www.emcdda.europa.eu/publications/edr/trends-develop...
I mean, non-sarcastically, lots of people are excited about it, including me.

They're a dime a dozen in junkyards. They all have high flowing aluminum heads, and coil per cylinder ignition. The pushrod design keeps the engine compact. Aluminum blocks are light, not much heavier than cast iron I4/V6 long blocks. All LSes have six bolt mains. The stock bottom end on every LS engine will survive four digit HP. Gen V LT series engines come with direct injection.
It's been an established method of therapy for well over 40 years now. While it's not my personal preference to include them, there are certainly many experienced and licensed therapists that will conduct sessions with psychedelics.
You can get all the edges (links between pages) and nodes (pages and text therein), so not sure what you mean about structure. I loaded all of Wikipedia into Neo4J like 6 months ago... Wasn't very hard.
Comparatively to a modern Delphi/FreePascal it is just very limited. This might be what someone is looking for in that Pascal land but is not my cup of tea.

Talking about language obviously. Not the whole computer system
Released Version 0.1.1 of CXXGraph Library
Cute, but there's lots of rouge around the world - it's even popular in the USA these days.
Who cares? People who study art. People who care about people who study art.

And almost everything is contingent on "BS cultural norms". Most of the rest is contingent on random evolutionary history. If your point is that everything is ridiculous, I certainly agree. But I disagree that the things other people care about are more ridiculous than the things I care about. It's all bananas.
Now pretend that you were publicly judged and shamed for having your web browser open during work hours.

Were you on stackoverflow, looking for a solution to a work problem? Were you just goofing off, looking at YouTube videos?

Who knows, right?
Chick-fil-A workers make me sad. They seem like they desperately want to scream at somebody but are forced to stuff it down into a fake evangelical pastor smile. I'd rather go somewhere where the low paid workers can at lease let out some of their frustrations via passive aggressiveness.

I still go to Chick-fil-A because the sandwiches are good, but I feel guilty about it afterwards.
You mean the megaphone part, right? Yeah, that seems to be it.

I'm just curious because all four outlets I checked marked the "Spanish" or "English and Spanish" as direct quotes so I'm not sure if they got different sources or what happened.
OK, the story has previously been discussed:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27746595 (flagged)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27755498 (flagged)

Maybe this submission will also get flagged.
Open 3D Engine Open Sourced by Amazon
Meta-analysis of randomized trials of ivermectin to treat SARS-CoV-2 infection
This may shock you, but things have changed significantly in the past 20 years. Technology is even more necessary for social activity than when we were young. And I remember being the kid at the birthday parties that couldn't play video games, and couldn't participate in conversation at the lunch table because video games were most of what my friends talked about. Made me a permanent second-class citizen in my social group, which sucked. Got to the point where I literally did research on the games (reading strategy guides and such) just to have something to talk about. If the group plays poker, and you aren't allowed because of a moral stance on gambling, that's going to hurt your social opportunities quite substantially.

Also don't make the classic mistake of assuming your kids have all the same variables you did, or can approach the same variables the same way. You have to adapt your experiences to their environment and their personality/needs, often with different outcomes than what you experienced. Most parents are too cowardly for that and mess up their kids with strict enforcement of obsolete rules or letting them run wild with too little structure/guidance.
Indeed. I want to relocate where there are none of either persuasion. Every side is utterly wackadoo, and I would just as soon get out of here once and for all.

But there is no place to go. The global status quo has me trapped here as a prisoner. There will no escape, no relief, and no freedom. I am and shall always be a slave of some State; I can only pick my poison.

These words will ring true, for some, in every corner of the world. But by all means, continue to ignore, marginalize, and exploit us. That surely will end well.