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> Australian Aboriginals, and they would beat the living shit out of the lower-status members of their society

As I said, there are societies where women gather berries and men hunt. There aren't really "lower status members" of those societies. Including the Aboriginal Australians who lived this way. As the book Dark Emu shows, some Aboriginals lived as hunter-gatherers, some as farmers. The aboriginal farmers did not live this way, and certainly may have had lower status members who were mistreated.

I should point out some people have qualms over portions of Dark Emu, but generally not over this. Even a critic of this point like Ian Keen admits there was some form of farming by some Aboriginals.
In addition to what’s mentioned, when edit-end-continue feature is set up in the options, Microsoft’s VC++ compiler uses them for all function in debug builds. When you edit the function and resume debugging, compiler builds a new function and changes the trampoline’s jump address.
If Tether's a fraud it says more about fiat than it does about cryptos
Real concern?
So what? You're investing to make money. For those purposes, it's much better for you if they are actually as bad or worse than any other company. Nobody makes big money actually respecting the principles they claim
There are motherboards like the AsRock X570 Phantom Gaming-ITX/TB3 that support DP-out through the onboard usb-c. Either using a DP-in port with a discrete GPU, or through an integrated GPU. Always check the manual to ensure it works like you expect.

The new Ryzen 5700G is getting retail availability soon, though its hard to say to wait for it - especially with availability as it is.

I would certainly recommend a second stick of ram to run in dual channel mode which doubles the memory bandwidth. This is especially important for the onboard GPU but other CPU workloads as well.
I would argue that we are living in a all time high of human generosity, on a scale previously unimaginable. It just isn't carried out on a personal and emotional level.
Tactics are as important as strength in cycling. The strongest person doesn't always win.
Unions depend on a feeling of we are all together, so diversity is one possible Union killer. There are others, and unions need other things, but a sense of togetherness is part of it
Social media reflects a small slice of the population (like <1%) and it seems to overwhelmingly attract negativity. I would even argue it’s a bit of an outlet for people who aren’t that negative in their everyday life.
eyeroll @ "#like #viral #follow #memes"

and no.
The idea here is to set what appears to be a ridiculously low tax that applies to everyone. No carvouts so reduces arguments about fairness.

This highlight the large water uses (usually free in the millions of gallons).

If you aren't willing to say a gallon of water is worth a quarter of a penny - then we can usually stop talking about any supposed shortages. Retail / urban water use (ie, a bottle of water at the store, often 1/8th of a gallon - this tax is irrelevant obviously) already is wildly higher in cost than the "free" groundwater and river water folks are using.
This article made a passing reference to the lack of S3 Sleep on some laptops, so I did some googling to learn that there is something called "Modern Standby". I'm not sure I like the idea of my laptop randomly connecting to the internet and doing background work, after I explicitly told it to sleep.
I saw this article years ago on HN and I can confirm I think of it every time I see a picture of a dead butterfly.
For another cool Zig project also on HN at the moment, see River, a dynamic tiling Wayland compositor: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27948650
Orgs can avoid such well-poisoning by not hosting unfiltered public comment.

That was the traditional solution.
Oh my bad! Thanks a ton.
On the other hand, I don’t like trucks and the type of culture associated with trucks, but think the Cybertruck is super cool looking. Like something out of an 80s future that will really stand out in a crowd of otherwise boring and sameish vehicles.
It appears the company is pretty serious about trying to create an open market for the expansion cards. They have CC-BY licensed reference designs of the expansions cards (https://github.com/FrameworkComputer/ExpansionCards), and employees are in the forums answering questions and giving pretty forthright design advice (eg, https://community.frame.work/t/dual-usb-c-expansion-card-moc...). It also appears that they're giving funding to people developing them (eg, https://community.frame.work/t/rp2040-microcontroller-expans...).

I was enormously skeptical when I first heard about the company, as the history of computing is littered with the devices and prototypes of startups that suggested they were going to make something different and open and extensible, only to have those promises be completely overblown, and usually have communication become shady and vague. But while I'm not quite confident enough to buy one yet, and I'll be very interested to see how their ecosystem evolves over the next few months, it actually looks like they might be succeeding here.
Yes. Social mobility is one of the hallmarks of a class system.

If you can’t spend your entire life improving yourself from the circumstances of your birth then you don’t have a class system, you have a caste system.
And to prevent homeless people from attacking each other.
"Is the world getting better or worse? A look at the numbers | Steven Pinker"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCm9Ng0bbEQ

tl;dr: it's getting better. We're living longer, homicides are down, fewer wars and autocracies, etc..
I don’t think homeless people should suffer but there should be rules. Instead of allowing people to ruin a sidewalk by storing 100 stolen bicycle scraps and other trash, they should be relocated to safe sleeping sites. Should tax payers have their view ruined, live in stench, and have HIV positive schizophrenic folks with an ax running into their place of business? My friend owns a business and had to stop selling merchandise due to theft. This literally happens daily here. The mayor doesn’t want to place some of these people in conservatorship which is what’s required at a certain point.

(I’m aware I’ll be down voted by people who do not live here, haven’t had to call the cops for help themselves, and think I am just exaggerating)
> This is a lie. Or we have entirely different definitions for what silent means.

Maybe lead with the second sentence and drop the first? "This is a lie" is a pretty strong reaction to what you immediately acknowledge is likely just a difference in preference.
Oh noes, not longer working hours…
Blinkers and horn being button s and removal of the top grab area is the stupidest thing I’ve ever seen changed in a car.
No offense intended, it seems my comment has upset you or someone else who has been downvoting unrelated comments.

Turing is a person of interest here, for obvious reasons, so did not think it would be out of place. Gender identity was the last thing on my mind.

There are some similarities, a mathematician, amateur sportsman in an Olympics, don't you think ? Turing's running mates were quite unaware of his technical and academic contributions, partly due to the secrecy of his wartime contributions.

If women athletes with academic accomplishments interest you, you may checkout Corinna Cortes. She is VP at Google Research, known for her foundational work in machine learning, support vector machines in particular. She is Danish, if that matters to you.
Well ideas there are plenty to steal from, that is true.

But maybe we could start by actually catching up with having full stack OSes written in safe systems programming languages.

https://youtu.be/z_dt7NG38V4

https://youtu.be/NqKyHEJe9_w
Rising inflation says otherwise. Worst effects may be yet to come.
This is fake news, almost nothing about this article is accurate or factual, homelessness is a problem in this country that usually is unearthed by investigative journalists because apparently we don't have homeless problem so we don't even keep an official record, but we get articles like this to pat ourselves in the back which makes this even more embarrassing. t. a 40yo finn
Employees work for Amazon because it is an improvement over their current situation. If it wasn't an improvement, they wouldn't take the job. Whether they deserve it or not is something the employee has to evaluate, along with the subjective valuation of their labor.

If there's an alternative where employees could earn more for less labor, that might be a good opportunity to explore. Not just for the employees, but any potential entrepreneurs as well.

There are several areas where I feel critical of Amazon's policies. Voluntary employment isn't one of them.

Nor am I a fan of the public education system. If I found myself in that situation, it would be a teachable moment.
I can't even imagine not changes the locks on a house you just bought. (Unless, as in your case, locks aren't even desired.) Even if the previous owner had no malicious intent, they might have accidentally kept a key that someone else could get ahold of... Or they might have given out a key, etc. There's no good reason to avoid it, IMO.
I was sick, tired and had lost myself until I began lifting weights at 71
And yet his parents were able to slide him a cool quarter million to start Amazon without breaking a sweat.
Part Terminator, part Tremors: This robotic worm can swim through sand
Convert Your Bike into an EBike
Yeah, I know, but it is personalized and not so accurate.
>Then you're just complaining about the nature of language, because people do the same thing with religious text, literary text, the law, contracts, even daily conversations and flirtations. This is hardly a point that you can hold against the Agile manifesto.

Funnily enough the features of language which are ideally suited for flirtation and writing poetry and preaching religion or nationalism and other such "let your fantasy go wild and fill in the gaps" uses of language aren't as appropriate when you're doing engineering.

Law and contracts ARE different (more like engineering), incidentally. What is described as "legalese" actually exists because non-legal equivalent language is often insufficiently precise and subject to dangerous and costly misinterpretation. Mathematical discussion has the same problem to such an extreme degree that it's almost pointless using English at all most of the time.

>And really, this is why people don't get Agile

The reason people say "people don't get Agile" is because they don't get that when the manifesto flirted with them it encouraged them to fill in the gaps with their own idealized version of software development that wasn't necessarily shared by everyone else.
My point was that there is no list that anyone can make that lets you sidestep the unpleasant fact that you have to kill something to eat (each of your 5 points involve taking the life of something else. Even eating roadkill implies killing bacteria and parasites). On top of that, you'll never know if the thing you killed felt pain so any choice you make is ultimately arbitrary. I'm not saying I feel good about this bleak conclusion but I'd rather be honest about it. My dinner deserves to know that it wasn't an easy choice!
There are many historical examples of people participating in less-than-ideal labor situations because they were well-compensated and saw that their work would lead to greater prosperity for their community and country. The carrot was enough and the stick superfluous.

Capitalists often fall prey to the notion that hard and productive work isn't being performed unless someone is sacrificing their health or safety or happiness; that's wrong. We can do these things and provide a good life for the people doing them, too. In some cases this will mean that the doing will be its value itself, or even a loss leader for other efforts. That's fine; not everything needs to be profitable to be valuable.
States side:
https://www.tmz.com/2021/03/18/jon-cryer-wife-lisa-joyner-do...

I commend this project. Also personally wish 3D printing homes be formalized, at the very least for single dwelling units. Cities can rezone for it and probably use the land better than golf courses. I'll go on to wish that each SDU is has a cost limit of 10k$ anywhere you go in the country and can only have one human owner. If the unit is to be rented out, then rent would also be capped to number that is reasonable for basic living. The idea here is every adult citizen can own a dwelling. There's may ethical things to consider but pretty optimistic we could come up with good governance policies.
SpaceTime has AMAZING graphics though, I don't think it's the best example of a channel that would not lose quality on an audio only format.
The Utah system has huge gaps, however, especially related to mental illness, eg https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/utah/articles/2021-0...
Why should we care about a story from a homeless person with mental health issues?
Researchers demonstrate that malware can be hidden inside AI models
The angular shape is definitely weird, but it's awesome that it's meant to be treated like crap and hold up well. No paint to worry about scratches on, and the skin should be super durable. And maybe they'll get the glass to where they thought it should be :-) I think it's one of the better weird ideas they've had.
Interesting preparation twitter thread by Anna Kiesenhofer on body temperature

https://twitter.com/AnnaKiesenhofer/status/14113592085247262...
What is the solution for nontechnical people? For technical people we can just install a degoogle rom and call it a day. The suggestions I have seen for nontechnical people are not ideal.

> Install a degoogled rom for them

This would result in you becoming a support person any time they have a question or issue.

> Tell them to just get an iPhone since it is better than an Android

That is fine unless someone wants to get rid of Apple not just Google.

> Tell them to learn how to do it themself

Not going to happen for many people or they will mess something up and ask you for help.

> Tell them to just stick with whatever they have since they don't know how to do it themself

Doesn't actually solve anything for them.

I think what nontechnical people need is a way to just buy a phone and it just works out of the box. It looks like /e/os sells a phone like that, but I am not sure how good the phone is. Does anyone thoughts on the /e/os phone or an alternative that nontechnical people can just use without needing to install a rom themselves?
After 20 years, search engines are starting to look different
Looking at raw numbers if always much more telling than cherry picked stats intended to sell an emotional narrative.

50-60% of 300 million+ people “thriving” means what for their other 40-50% of 300 million?

Comments like yours lead me to the same conclusion. I’d suggest people interact outside their usual filter bubble specifically, online or real.
One of the comments states: "Reddit received $300 million from Tencent. Do the math, 我朋友."
I've seen prisons that were more thought out and far prettier. I have a feeling if the Cybertruck had any other name than Tesla, nobody would care about it
Great performance, thrilling race, well done!
Would be great if the horns could be disabled in cities from cab and uber drivers remotely. Like you get 3 horns per day and then were shutting you down. None of them own teslas yet but one day maybe.
Try to sell that to corporations with distributed teams, on the RFP answer.

The majority will rather pick other vendor that doesn't propose such change into their internal processes.

Unless they are asking for consultation on how to change work processes, that is.
Steering wheels are adjustable…
The car can be "self-driving" on Autopilot/FSD, spinning that half-wheel all around on its own, and you must be able to take over at a second's notice if the car gets into a situation it can't handle. You may easily grab air depending on how far the car rotates the yoke before demanding you grasp it in an emergency situation. I don't know that even re-learning muscle memory can make that safe.
With that 60k number on the table Im wondering where people think a universal basic income might fit into this discussion?
Is that you, Bryce?
> oxidative response

does that mean it makes itself more cancerous?
This might had been the case in only low density areas (same as in all other continents), the majority of indigenous Americans did not live in classless societies.
When and where was it tried before? <1000 homeless sounds like a success.
> Amazon Unlimited FTP Server would imply to me that S3 actually just follows the FTP protocol, which is totally false.

In fact, it's much closer to a WebDAV server!
Moxie Marlinspike expressed this idea beautifully in his article "The Worst."

https://moxie.org/2012/11/27/the-worst.html
Why don't all of EU's homeless simply migrate to Finland then?
In any democratic system the government exists with the consent of the majority of people. If solving the homeless is a priority for the constituents, they can vote out the ruling government as punishment. That hasn't happened yet, indicating it's just not a high priority for most people living in SF. The gap between voicing an opinion and taking action is large.

Of course voting out the ruling government might mean voting in someone they disagree with on other issues, but this is why single issue voters get more things done politically than their "wiser" counterparts who try to consider all the variables.

It's the same with the various opinion polls that make headlines showing "75% of Americans want X, so why is the government still refusing?" The simple answer is far less than 75% are willing to base their vote solely on X, whereas the opposition often is.
Its design is very dangerous to people drivers hit.
My revealed preference is that, due to the economic surplus produced by economic liberty, we have the luxury of being able to allocate resources to individuals in need. A luxury, mind you, in no way guaranteed by the conditions of nature.

Now, given that we have the resources in order to allocate some resources to individuals in need, I think it's a perfectly serviceable objective to provide housing for those unable to house themselves. I don't, however, think it's a perfectly serviceable objective to provide housing for those unable to house themselves by saying that they have a right to remain on an extremely space-constrained peninsula which has led to one of the most competitive and expensive real estate markets on the entire planet.

So to reiterate my revealed preference: no I don't think the homeless should be housed in tents in SF, and neither do I think that they have a right to be housed anywhere in SF. I think that we have the luxury of surplus resources to provide housing for those in need, but I think that this housing should be built in an area that is not space constrained, and is as economically viable as possible.
The fact that she's a woman doesn't make this interesting. (Woman winning women's cycling wouldn't be much news.) The reason this is interesting is because she's a Mathematician and an amateur.
Job openings are at ~9.2 million in the US and there has been a persistently healthy wage increase over the past five or six years for the bottom half of the laborforce due to the labor demand vs labor supply imbalance. It all goes a long ways toward bolstering optimism for the mass public.

If the US ever gets around to properly improving its healthcare mess, these ratings would soar.
Lisp failure in mainstream market is more related to mismanagement, cheap UNIX workstations and AI Winter, than syntax.

But hey, its spirit lives on most managed languages, Julia, Closure, WebAssembly text files and plenty of other stuff Lisp based.
Being an immigrant and not allowed to vote, it is not fair to claim I’m responsible for the political class.

Also public opinion rarely results in policy. Most Americans for example favor spending on green infrastructure to tackle the climate crisis, most Americans favor a more universal health care system, etc. yet the political class is hesitant.
Incredible that you’re down voted for simply speaking the truth. There are literally people who fling their HIV positive blood or feces at anyone who approaches them and carry machetes and axes. They need conservatorship not an apartment
I skimmed the article, but I think this disconnect may be due to demographics.

Reddit skews very young, and I think things are harder for youth. The older generation has seen their housing values explode over the last decade, same with their retirement accounts. Many are “paper rich”.

Younger people aren’t established, they see high housing prices and feel the “American dream” was stolen from them. They see the current market values, and think they “missed out” on the rise. After all, will we see another decade of this kind of prosperity? Could be a kind of FOMO.

I do agree that stepping away from social media is important. Reddit has a lot of folks with a victim mentality (victims of “the system” - represented by capitalism), and that idea is easy to cultivate in oneself. It has a kernel of truth, but I think people ruminate and it doesn’t do any good.
Elon Musk's Battle to Save Humanity from the A.I. Apocalypse
Brutal dictatorship. 90% of population living in poverty (The Helots in Sparta were hunted for sport by Spartiates, particularly as a coming of age ritual).
Nobody said no classes. There wasn’t money like there was in Europe. There were by some intellectually honest estimates 50m people living in N and S America at the time of arrival, a huge number of people were living day to day without money.
What do they say again?

> Ignorance is bliss.

I didn’t grasp this when my HS English teacher imparted this on us, but having consumed much of the trending Reddit content, it makes a lot more sense these days.
A great many people here have not.
You gave it away there: "angel investor .. accredited investor requirements" You're in a different ballgame.

The other responders here are wondering if someone can get into that ballgame without all the safeguards you went through.
Companies are sucking carbon out of the atmosphere, and investors are piling in
This reads like one of the silly headlines you'd see in the first iteration of Civilization. Except it's real. And heartwarming!
In theory, anyway. Being legally permitted to do something is a really low bar to clear. Even now, in the era of cheap transportation and free real-time information to base your decisions on, for the majority of working-class families the idea of packing up and trying again somewhere else is less than feasible. In the 1800s? Not a fscking chance, even if your employee was gracious enough to pay you with hard currency rather than Monopoly (heh) money. No cars. Trains were expensive and only an option in some places. No Internet, TV, or even radio. No formal education to speak of. Wages at subsistence levels, because why would they pay you a penny more?
D vs Zig vs Go for practical, pragmatic development of possibly-cross-platform tools? Fight.
So was the design of the iPhone, and Yeezy sneakers. How is that "awful"?
My biggest complaint about all scandum's sorting algorithms is that it doesn't support guaranteed inlined comparisons. Without this feature, the result depends on the compiler behavior, making the results hard to interpret. This point has been raised many times at reddit/hacker news but the dev is strong minded.
Facebook and Instagram are primarily about showing. They are less discussion forums.

I post some positive life news on Facebook. I would never go around HN posting similar news.