skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> in every single bookstore and library in the world

Not so fast. Some cultures (Japan for one, I think China and Taiwan as well?) have page-ordering right-to-left but books are generally stacked left-to-right from what I've seen (and in ether case bookstores don't order volumes differently depending on if it's native right-to-left books or foreign right-to-left ones).
No, I'm trying to figure out how residential properties had such a huge increase in insurance rates (whatever the cause), while landlords were spared the increase.

I can understand that a huge insurance rate increase would make your house much more expensive than you thought it would be, I'm just trying to understand how such a rate increase only applied to residential houses, but not rental properties (many of which are just residential houses).
In practice, though, that's not the case. In many jurisdictions you get yearly reassessments as to your home's value, and your taxes change to match that value. I don't think I've heard of a place where they decide to lower your taxes (or keep them the same) when your home value is reassessed higher, regardless of what's happening with municipal costs.
i guess you love total code rewrite too :D
Nothing says you have to buy a house and settle long term in the Bay Area.

I’ve know people who get a rent controlled place, work 10 years, sock away $1M+ in savings, then go somewhere cheaper with good schools to have a family.

Being able to put away $1M+ in savings by the time your in your early 30’s is huge.
Yup, Loom will simplify a lot the Producer-Consumer pattern on I/O operation. With virtual threads, it's basically free to block on consumer threads, so you would need only 1 bounded pool for the consumers.

Currently for efficiency, you would need at least 2 pools: 1 small bounded pool for dequeuing the requests and create the IO operation, and 1 unbounded pool for actually executing the IO operation.
Sens. Elizabeth Warren Introduce the Reconciliation in Place Names Act
Bacteria that eat PET were isolated from a recycling site in ~2016. https://phys.org/news/2016-03-newly-bacteria-plastic-bottles...
TBH – I truly believe that Microsoft has changed their playbook since the 90s. Lots of water under the bridge since the Halloween documents.
I can also say those certificates and permits very easily devolves into caste walls and do not necessarily on par with quality of service. I'm really surprised that CS people enjoy those castes walls unless you live in a beaurocratic enterprise.
He said infeasible, not impossible. You can run Linux with no MMU by compiling binaries with static offset into main memory but it's not amazingly practical.
Is it "moral outrage" if they asked why a creator's account was closed and it was reopened?

This article seemed to be about a number of issues, not so much about the content.
^ this, exactly what I do.
This should be done many years ago..
If you remember the thread a couple months ago about DoD personnel putting sensitive information into online flashcard sites, a number of them had the specific location on base where the OST convoy would be directed to park during a Safe Haven operation (not that it wouldn't be hard to spot them from the air anyway). So I'm guessing that most any military base is a possible location.

I remember reading on Reddit quite some time ago that a federal LEO said their office could be used as a stopover as well, although I can't find the thread now.
idk how I feel about web assembly. At least now we can see what client-side javascript is doing. If WASM becomes mainstream then all client side code is going to be essentially binary blobs.
10% is trivial to prove, it's just not enough for a conviction in any sane court.
> In the months before his death in a duel in 1832 at age 20, Galois laid out a new theory of polynomial solutions.

That is one hell of a life.
220 is a wage at the upper end of what can be typically made by the time your 30 if you’ve chosen the right careers. There are notable exceptions with recent top tech offers - but I work for a fang as a software engineer and didn’t break 200 take home until I turned 32.

If you need 2x those incomes to afford A basic necessity such as housing than we’re likely to have a problem.
See also

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27881219

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27883280
Which modern state? Macedonia? Russia? The US? Finland? I'd trust exactly one of those four.
Another important step - make the offiste backup 'pull' based - so the credentials to access the data already there do not exist on the system being backed up.
Here’s one: https://github.com/assaultcube/AC/blob/40a29b51ee48c427cc20c...
No single person can be attributed all the blame, but any person who (illegally) tried to influence the election is not a good person in my book. That's like saying Russia's misinformation campaign had zero influence and it was all Hillary's fault. That's just plain silly. You can admit Hillary made mistakes while also agreeing that Russia illegally tried to influence the 2016 election.

Don't even have to go very deep. Just look at these tweets [0] for example. Why is some "non-profit" organization started by an Australian trying to influence an American election?

[0] https://www.vox.com/2016/9/15/12929262/wikileaks-hillary-cli...
Yes. There is a 1031 exchange. That is when you purchase another like kind investment property. I should have stated during a 'sell'. Lots of landlords actually need to sell homes. So no, a competent accountant will not avoid it during a sell.
I would consider pandas more of an alternative to spreadsheets. Both are used to create/massage/reorganize data. RAWGraphs is more like an alternative to seaborn? Albeit much more limited but much easier to use. The "missing link" marketing is a little odd, since it's essentially just a visualization library (you don't have to use it with spreadsheets if you don't want to)--but that's just marketing.
OP here. I loved most of those, I'd add DNA Lounge (though it seems based on the selection you're not into electronic music :) ). All of those are fond memories of some nice shows. Still was hard to justify a 1h (one way!) drive. :(
An to me, the essential part is the local scene/culture. I didn't see too much of it in SF, maybe I didn't stick for long enough (my brutal commute to MTV took away my will to live and I had to move).
lol doesn't this create perverse incentives - i.e. you're incentivized to actually make Julia slower sine it'll lead to being able to charge more for compute :p
I agree there needs to be more accountability, but IME some of the worst offenders with bad studies were the people putting the most hours in the lab. So I wouldn't conflate hard work and honesty here - most of the dishonesty isn't about avoiding work, it's about misrepresenting negative results, which everyone gets. The people most obsessed with their academic status are the ones to be wary of.
So our kids are getting older so I've been paying more attention to popular social networks and it's wild how many YouTubers, Twitch'ers, TikTok'ers, Instagram'ers have OF content directly linked from their non-porn bios.

I don't like it, but I'm not sure what a good solution is. I mean, people are free to do what they'd like, but it's hard to police screen time 100% of the time and their peer group has a lot more access than they do so even if I can block it 100$ they'll be exposed to it somewhere else. We've talked about it and I feel like that's all I can do now. I just hate how normalized it feels when many of their social media "role models' turn to porn.
>It requires pure misogyny to treat OnlyFans differently just because the content creators on OnlyFans are women leading with their bodies

So if we took misogyny out of the equation no one would think OnlyFans favors attractive women?
back in the day we've had 64KB to run our GUI and it ran fine (GEOS on c64). 4MB RAM would have been jaw dropping.
Decompressed binary is 56MB not 24.

I use a text-only browser. It does not automatically source resources external to the page. I do not experience "heavy" pages. What you refer to is probably what happens when pages try to source a gazillion different resources.
It puts you 95% of the way there while providing many side benefits. This is what my team is targeting. Prod deployments are 0-downtime, but all the other deployments are fresh.
You're absolutely right - many people are "paying for it":

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motor_vehicle_fatality_rate_in...
How does that make it predatory, is there an upfront fee or debt? Or is it just the nude content being posted that makes it predatory from your view? It was not clear to me.
> break 200 take home

Does take home mean excluding equity grants? a lot of the compensation from tech firms these days would be some form of equity.
You alright?
Feels like its a magical thing for me honestly. although I'm never waiting for suggestion while coding, sometimes the suggestions just slipped through and there is the OMG moment when it completes your thought.

1 thing though, tab for auto complete still does not work for me.. ever
Deranged PA goes berserk on physician's Facebook page, starts making threats
How are they able to accomplish this? They must be making money somehow, right? Perhaps premium upsells?
> FYI, the US military has a strong policy against recognizing hostages.

As a former member of a US military unit specifically tasked with hostage rescue, if your implication is hostages are expendable, you are 100% pulling shit out of thin air, movies, or both.
Perhaps if you read the paper about the underlying algebra you'd find it more intuitive: https://graphics.stanford.edu/papers/polaris/polaris.pdf
You've summed up my opinion entirely in two sentences haha, well done. That's why my original comment was prefaced with "in some ways".
>I personally don't find it important

You remind me of the alleged UK Post Office scandal:

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-56718036
Just the tip though....
I think this cannot last for long - supply and demand would push wages down as more people are available for the position.

May be not this year, or next, but the long term trend of work-from-home will make this true.
If moderation scaled, most of these discussions would be moot.

The most common route is some automation and outsourcing. Although the typical outsourcer may simply not be able to take on only fans content.
I think this is by design. The idea is you bring your data in the expected format (using spreadsheets, or pivot tables, or observable, or pandas), and RAWGraphs will make one of a few common modern visualisations. The sort of stuff you would hope Excel/etc. will have out of the box someday.

Observable is definitely more of a power house :) Out of curiosity, do you have any templates you'd be willing to share?
Then there's the other half of exchanges that are based on PHP and MongoDB.
That doesn't really disagree with anything I wrote. I was mainly implicitly comparing it to "regular" pornography and cam-sites. The latter take huge percentages comparatively, and the former don't give percentages to most of their performers at all.
That's unfair, because Assange's own actions also veered heavily around 2016, so to assume the arguments about him were all astroturfing is extremely misleading.

If tomorrow Sanders starts spouting antivaxx stuff, and half the internet starts attacking him, you wouldn't go and say "there's a misinformation campaign astroturfing against Sanders".
Not quite the same as an arc lamp, but in high school I did theater tech stuff for the middle school. One year the only thing the lighting rental company had for a follow spot was an HID-based unit.

It was significantly larger, heavier, and beefier than the tin-can Strong Trooperettes we had. Designed for large theaters.

It came with a huge transformer pack because it needed 220/240 power, and we were plebs with single-phase 120V.

It had an hour-meter for lamp time.

It had a start button.

Not only did it have a start button, it had startup procedures. First the fan, then power, then start. It had cool-down procedures, too.

The fan was not some cheesy shaded-poll bullshit out of an overhead transparency projector like on our Trooperettes. No, sir. A squirrel-cage blower, the kind with serious ball bearings and lots of momentum that took several seconds to spool up, with a noise that sounded like you were turning on something in a nuclear power plant.

It made a "whooMMMMM" noise when you pushed the start button from an inrush of angry pixies.

It was the coolest goddamn thing a bunch of young theater nerds had ever seen.
Maybe silly question and probably OT but do sellers have any rights to sell on Amazon's platform? I had been selling for years and seem to have some benign error which has caused my seller account to be deactivated (Yes literally a benign error, I think it's because I accidentally used my personal email (rather than business email which was my main seller account) to register a seperate seller account years ago and according to Seller TOS you can't have two accounts—so even though I never used the accidental account, I still got deactivated). Further, Amazon has an appeal system for exactly this offense but for whatever reason they never respond to my inquiries.

I've appealed everywhere I could, emailed jeff@amazon, but never get a response from anyone anymore; probably for being so annoying on the issue.

Do sellers have any rights? For the record this has basically ruined my business. I started selling online (on my own site) in 2015 and started selling on Amazon in around 2017 and around the time of the pandemic basically all of my sales volume shifted from my website to almost all of it on Amazon. What they've done here is great for consumers; but now they control the rails and people aren't doing as much ecommerce shopping if outside of Amazon's walls.

Obviously they have done nothing illegal by destroying my livelihood like this, but, it feels weird to have no recourse for a violation that has impacted my life so deeply. I wouldn't even ponder the idea of bringing the law in to help remediate my situation here but wonder if anyone may have any thoughts as to otherwise.
Mostly they seem to do it to move CapEx into OpEx.

I never quite understood why spending more money is better if it comes from a different bucket. I'm sure there's some explanation that only makes sense if you don't look too closely.
From what I saw while pursuing a PhD, what he says is true for some fields (I was in a hard science).

Disagreeing with status quo is given lip service, but in my particular subdiscipline, I saw trendy theories come and go. It certainly was more work to get published if your paper suggests the trend is not true (more likely to argue with referees, etc). This is common when experimental data is not available.

> You suggest how scientists will lose grants if they produce inconvenient science

Again, not a direct connection in my discipline, but trendy work is easier to get funding, and if you counter the trend, you'll have trouble getting papers published in good journals, which affects your funding.

In my time there, the common advice to new faculty members was "Do fun/risky research only after you get tenure."
No. Wine stands for Wine Is Not Emacs.
> Whether or not that lawsuit has any merit is irrelevant.

That’s not entirely true. In some jurisdictions persistent baseless legal action, or even empty threats of legal action can themselves be considered a cause for action.
Lol so it goes right? There was a time when I didn’t even like Pink Floyd myself, and that just makes me smile now :) To improve is to change . . .
You can't really serialize something like an ami. So how are you going to make an offsite backup? Things need to be relatively simple & reproducible otherwise you will get bitten in many different ways due to strategies like this.
Edit: here is the situation on Germany's stance on China [1] from a German news source.

"If jobs in Germany depend on how we deal with controversial topics, then we shouldn't add to indignation, but rather carefully consider all positions and actions,"

Germany is the 'big country' using the most careful language.

[1] https://www.dw.com/en/germanys-reluctance-to-speak-out-again...
I don't smoke pot, but some of my coworkers did and they were always happy. Can anyone comment is this happiness is due to pot or they were just happier people.
Related, it sucks that so much content nowadays is just a thinly veiled advertisement for OF pages.
I think what you are describing is a perfect advert for declarative/immutable infrastructure. Yes, it may require work and talent. But that's the price to pay for resiliency. Invest and modernize your tech stack or go bankrupt. Cloud tech can help. As can Guix/Nix.
Well, I wouldn't assume flour is harmless in an industrial setting. For example, there's "popcorn lung", (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obliterative_bronchiolitis) you don't think of artificial butter flavored popcorn as a toxic terror, but in a factory, it can have severe effects over a period of time.
Well if they ever get it right I guess I could always become an electrician (this is not a dig on electricians, it seems like a fun trade, that or under water welding)
Most likely a data scientist job or, as some of my friends who work for the JPL.
And dispose of those terms completely, except for exceptionally rarified discussions where attention is paid to very clear definitions of which versions of "liberal" and "conservative" are even being discussed.

Effective policy isn't found using that false Rorschach compass.
The thing is, you—-and only you—-get to set the price you charge for selling out
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No ads ... so what does it cost per month? If it's free, then who is footing the bill and why?
Mountain Winery, Bing Concert Hall, Frost Amphitheater, San Jose Center for the Performing Arts, Spieker Center for the Performing Arts
Recycling can only slow the loss of raw materials, not prevent it. So we'll either run out eventually anyway or we won't run out anyway. Your argument doesn't work.
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I mean Saudi Arabia literally murdered a American journalist and hacked the cellphone of an American businessman, yet they're still allies. So....
it does not :shrug:

EDIT: For more detail, many of the higher comps you hear about for junior engineers come from stock that appreciated much faster than the company intended when they decided your comp. The more Senior roles at most big tech companies also tend to require ~8-10 years of professional experience to be hired externally.
If anyone had the k owledge to do this, they wouldn't ever tell is how they've achieved it. You'll never hear the right answer in a HN thread.
The problem is really how can we be sure that a device claimed to be a camera is really a camera and can be trusted? But yeah, as the device is already physically compromised, there is not much can be done in OS' perspective.
I'd guess because it's total cosplay.

Edit: "Severe psychological warning, this package is only available for use on clients over 30 years of age."

...because a 26 year old can't handle getting a dildo in the mail?
> unless what? Unless Congress is elected back to majority?

Thats your assertion. For some reason BJP supporters cannot see beyond Congress and Nehru.

I myself will be happy if any good party with a more pro-democracy and progressive views takes up the mantle. Be it a new party, a regional party which has gone national or even a revitalized congress.
> Know how to feed yourself and stay fit and healthy.

Well, okay. I was kinda with you when you were saying you can ignore most health science headlines, but then you seem to change your mind and hint that there must be some way of gaining knowledge about one’s health without science. So how then? Common sense and personal experimentation are only going to get you so far.
> Calling it an "accident" does kind of diminish their culpability.

Nothing about “accident” implies lack of culpability. By your and other’s logic, essentially nothing can be an accident as ultimately almost everything is cause and effect. Your dropping the milk on the floor wasn’t an “accident”, it was the effect of you not paying attention to the task of carrying the milk carton and being reckless about it (as an example).
Photon is developed/managed by VMWare.

https://github.com/vmware/photon
I don't think anyone could have said it better.
I mean other subjects you can skip topics and still be ok, but with math you are screwed.
When did “public health openly discredit itself” in such a way?
And when I was at Findhorn I met this extraordinary English tree expert who had devoted himself to saving trees, and he’d just got back from Washington lobbying to save the Redwoods. And he was eighty-four years old, and he always travels with a backpack because he never knows where he’s going to be tomorrow. And when I met him at Findhorn he said to me, “Where are you from?” And I said, “New York.” And he said, “Ah, New York, yes, that’s a very interesting place. Do you know a lot of New Yorkers who keep talking about the fact that they want to leave, but never do?” And I said, “Oh, yes.” And he said, “Why do you think they don’t leave?” And I gave him different banal theories. And he said, “Oh, I don’t think it’s that way at all.” He said, “I think that New York is the new model for the new concentration camp, where the camp has been built by the inmates themselves, and the inmates are the guards, and they have this pride in this thing that they’ve built—they’ve built their own prison—and so they exist in a state of schizophrenia where they are both guards and prisoners. And as a result they no longer have—having been lobotomized—the capacity to leave the prison they’ve made or even to see it as a prison.” And then he went into his pocket, and he took out a seed for a tree, and he said, “This is a pine tree.” And he put it in my hand. And he said, “Escape before it’s too late.

https://www.goodreads.com/work/quotes/278727-my-dinner-with-...
Allowing two languages in such a large, collaborative project like Linux may give rise to friction and issues in the future. There are not many people who are expert in both C and Rust who could review pull requests that lie at the border between the two in the kernel. Or when an apparent bug in Rust code is actually caused by calling out to a C API, or vice versa.

All this eventually means most kernel contributors in the future will have to become well-versed in both C and Rust, eventually. And in the meantime the high-level, subsystem maintainers are going to have to learn enough Rust to review submissions.
> I'd add DNA Lounge (though it seems based on the selection you're not into electronic music :)

You got me. DNA Lounge does have a special place in my heart though. JWZ was such a slashdot folk hero, its sad that so many people in SF don't know who he is anymore.

I also can't think of anywhere else in SF that is keeping the dream of the 90s alive the way DNA lounge does.
> Not even being flippant, any objections? Strikes me as perfectly straightforward.

If you can come up with a "solution" in a drive-by comment after a minute's thought, your "solution" probably isn't as good as you think it is. It was probably already thought up and rejected by someone who spent much more than a minute thinking about the problem.

I'll close with a question: have you ever actually tried download old torrents of stuff that doesn't have mainstream popularity?
By readability, I mean readability. The ability to understand whats in there, in a glance.
JSON and YAML and vastly more readable than XML.
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I feel like there's a vague analogy to the birthday paradox, where when you fix one thing and think about other things matching up, the conjunction seems unlikely, but when you stop trying to hold one side still, you can see the probability is much higher.