skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Nothing is stopping you from consuming content that centers Black people. There has been an absolute renesance in the last few years of stories that focus on black lives in ways that haven't really been told in pop culture before, especially in TV.

And the best part is these shows are good! They are really fucking good!

Nothing is stopping you from consuming that content and incorporating into that homogeneous base upon which you build your interactions.
So what’s the story here? Countries grant citizenships for these large investments. It’s got it’s own Wikipedia page.
>it is going to cost you X + Y + Z because you wasted my time.

And because it is most certainly apparent no loyalty exists and now I have to factor in the risk you let me go (a.k.a. fire) me in 6 months if the right opportunity arises. To hell if I want to keep working in a place where I'm always needing to watch my back and be ready to find something else anyways. Good riddance!
Big fan of ArgoCD here. The development team is also very responsive with good processes in place, from my experience in the repo.
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What does your own observation say?

Have you never encountered a person who doesn't question things for themselves?
Being insulated from the rest of the world thanks to the other two3 of their population does lead to things like this
As a software engineer with significant experience with Docker, I love the Postgres.app for local dev precisely because of 1-2 click. I also run Postgres in Docker when I need to isolate something but for most general purpose database work - I just use the Postgres app.
Natural language is a bit too complex for that I think.

There can't be any universal stimuli simply because there's multiple languages and cultures that don't all have the same response to stimuli.

There's a relationship between neural activity and writing system, for example [0].

Then there's stimuli that activate the language centre in some languages (e.g. click-sounds the Khoisan language families in Africa) but not in others. Some languages (especially East Asian languages like Vietnamese) also use tone to distinguish lexical or grammatical meaning, while Indo-European languages do not. which is another significant difference in (here: verbal) language processing.

All this leads me to conjecture that supernormal stimuli are highly unlikely in this context due to the high-level nature of the subject as well as the differences and the diversity in the involved regions of the brain.

[0] https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S01680...
draw.io 2.0?
Features of Clean Code Architecture
I commented similar before. Starting a couple of months ago, I noticed that four slices of the bread, which I buy every week and used to overflow an IKEA FÄRGKLAR plate, now fits perfectly within the circumference of the plate.

I also bought some Nongshim’s Neoguri ramen packets from Amazon a few days ago and received it yesterday. I paid slightly higher than I used to, but more importantly, I can tell that the size of the noodle in each pack has shrunk because I have left over packets that I bought from last year.
One of the main problems as I see it is that dumb devices have a long life and when they fail, they tend to hard fail. It either works, or it doesn’t.

In contrast, smart devices have many soft failures. They work today and they don’t tomorrow. They fail for various reasons that are not under their direct control, and because of that they have a much larger mental overhead for me.

For instance, I can shut the garage door with a traditional switch and be pretty certain it will close. Yes, they do stop working, but it is a hard, catastrophic event that makes me take notice and act.

By contrast when a smart device fails, it can often fail silently and temporarily so I find myself constantly second guessing the thing I just did. “Did it work? Is the sensor showing me the correct state? Did it open on it’s own? I better go outside and check it.”

I find myself thinking about said thing way more during the day than I used to. And this is fatiguing. Yes, it has some added benefit to automate certain tasks, but any benefit is wasted by the overall mental overhead it is adding back on me. Definitely not worth it except for trivial things from my experience.
Why is avoiding X11 better? Like X11 is mostly just an abstraction layer for drawing objects to the screen.
I did not say "Europeans", meaning the people. I said "European" meaning the general intellectual / political consensus that good speech should be allowed, while bad speech, for various notions of "bad", should be suppressed, gently or not.

I find this line of thinking quite perilous, even though it was the prevalent mode of thinking through centuries.

Silly slurs, like "<ethnic group> is like <animals>", can be discounted as silly. The real test is saying something really controversial and not obviously stupid. I'm afraid that in Europe it's not easier than in the US.
>Same goes for OJ.

My favorite with the OJ is the '50% less sugar' OJ.[0]

It's just half OJ at normal concentration, half water!

[0]https://www.tropicana.com/products/trop50/no-pulp-trop-50
I'm not black. Go to hui.
Beware of such eggs. They could be from a good producer but most likely not. If you buy eggs from reasonably happy animals you should be paying at least .50€ a piece.
Same with pork. If you buy stuff without any (growth-)antibiotics and other nasty stuff you’ll pay a bit more. Crappy pork chops can be €5-10/kg but if you want to avoid the worst origin countries you need to pay 2-3x that.
When does living your “best single life” backfire?
Kodak Exposed the Atomic Bomb(video)
Right. Apologies, I meant to offer this as a small feature that comes with many of these "smart home" additions that actually is kind of nice. Just with the major caveat that the "smart home" aspect is... not really needed or wanted.

And with a huge confession that this isn't that big of a deal.
There's a meme floating around that America is no longer the Great Melting Pot (where everyone assimilates to American culture), now we are the Great Salad Bowl (where everyone is their own unique and special thing)

Personally, I don't really understand all this need for individual representation, but then neither do I really have to.
Thank you for your comment. I have a follow up question, if you don't mind.

I'm not an expert, so is my comment mostly correct? I only brought up CPI to illustrate an example of a widely purchased thing not being included in that particular metric. The rest of the comment, I think, was agnostic to the particular metric used. The point being that what the economic situation an individual or family faces is far more complex than any one metric and the people of a country can become less well off than the metrics reflect.
blockchain in the context of the society you describe is a fascists wet dream.

there's a reason all political parties promote it (while campaigning), besides the populist parasocial emulation for votes.
Do keep in mind that atleast one govt has successfully preassured apple to give up on its privacy

Also the difference here compared to the scenarios you've mentioned above is that Apple has walked pretty far. All it would take is to make the verification happen on all local files irrespective of its being uploaded to iCloud or not. Then any government can provide their own hashes to apple to keep track of. Apple won't have any idea what those hashes actually mean
There’s a copy at the Long Now’s bar (Interval) last time I visited, we had to ask someone to climb a ladder and retrieve it for us from the top of the bookshelf !
How is this not divide and concur? Split the races into ever smaller groups so you can influence them more easily. Social Studies is doing what communism is doing in China without the AI.
When I go away for two weeks in the winter, I'd also like my lights to turn on and off to simulate my home being occupied for security purposes. A simple switch isn't going to cut it.
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According to Apple, photos are only checked in the process of being uploaded. So if you don’t upload, no check either.
I'm pretty sure they do? I definitely set up a O365 account in Thunderbird using IMAP and OAuth, which I assume is sufficiently "modern auth."
There are studies on AQ and classroom performance[1][2] that seem to arrive at similar conclusions. Obviously there can be conflicts of interest if the backers manufacture air filters, but I don't see any disclaimers on those, at least.

1: https://www.edworkingpapers.com/ai20-188
2: https://pennstate.pure.elsevier.com/en/publications/the-rela...
Odesa, UA or Odessa, TX?
I found that the biggest blocker to running Kubernetes locally is that it's very resource-hungry, especially on a Mac with Linux virtualization. This also true about Docker on Mac, but Kubernetes is worse.

I have not tried k3s or any of the other attempts to produce a stripped-down version, so I'm curious if they fix this problem. But the fact remains that the Kubernetes daemons are heavily based on polling; even a Kubernetes instance that does nothing will be using a lot of CPU.

Right now, the tool of my dreams does not run anything locally at all, but transparently maintains a small remote Kubernetes cluster in the cloud of my choice. The benefit here is that I could get all the tools at my disposal, such as public load balancers, ability to effortlessly scale up my nodes when needed, etc.
This is the camera that sparked my interest in rangefinder cameras. My Grandpa mentioned one day how much he used to want an Argus C3 but never got one. I had no idea what it was or why it was special. I looked it up and discovered it was a rangefinder camera. That first step into the rabbit hole left me lusting for a rangefinder of my own, especially a Leica.
Eventually, I picked up a Leica M2, which I still have to this day. I have also collected many other film cameras. Too many.

One day I got a phone call from an employee at the photo lab I used to frequent. They mentioned someone had left a couple of boxes of old cameras that they had no use for and asked if I was interested. It was quite the treasure trove of odds and ends. In one of the boxes was an Argus C3. I gave it to my Grandpa. I have it again now that he's gone. It needs some work and isn't usable in its current condition. I mostly hang on to it for the sake of nostalgia.

If it weren't for the Argus, and my Grandpa, I don't know that I would have ever developed the interest in photography that I have today. I was certainly interested, but discovering this practically unknown (to me in 2005) type of camera was truly the thing that made me fall in love with film cameras. In 2010 I wondered how long I would be able to continue shooting film. I decided to sell all of my digital gear and go all in on film. I still shoot only film to this day. There's less film to choose from, fewer places to have it processed, and it's more expensive than it used to be. There's something special about film that digital can't touch or replicate. To me, digital is too disposable. The usable life of a digital camera is measured in years, maybe even months. Film cameras last decades. Some maybe even centuries. I plan to keep shooting film as long as I can.
not exactly because unlike show such as “ The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” this new niche is show that say the white males are evil and responsible for everyone problem. It’s like KKK
but i’m reverse
If you've got a LOT of money you can have whatever you want. Literally anything.
DeFi and KYC
There might be multiple reasons, but I'd think for quite a few it's the same as the flat-earth theory, namely getting a kick out of teasing nerds.
I don't understand the 11'th one can someone explain to me also the given link seems broken.

> If you have to write a comment that isn't a docstring, it should probably be refactored. Every new line of comments increases this probability. (For a more nuanced take, the Linux Kernel Documentation)
It's not though is it? "black people" are not a cultural group are they?
if anyone thinks this is new they are very naive.
I think what he's suggesting is that lack of distribution may be contributing to / causing the lack of quality black programming. By setting up a distribution company, they can now create a channel for quality work that exists but isn't currently being distributed.
I've been using Minicube so far. Seems like Microk8s is a bit more lightweight, as it doesn't require a full vm, and you can just install it with a simple sudo snap install microk8s --classic without the need for Docker on your system.

That's very cool, will definitely give it a whirl!
It's a bad abstraction layer. Wayland is much better.
You can download the CSV's here: https://dane.gov.pl/pl/dataset/1681,nazwiska-osob-zyjacych-w....

For the benefit of non-Polish-speakers:

- Nazwiska - surnames

- żeńskie - female

- męskie - male
Imagine being this naive.
(1) Maturity of Kubernetes APIs. Fewer upstream changes.

(2) It's one of the main products of a venture-backed company. At Google, at the time, it was tough to get engineers on products like minikube.
In the developed world, total acres of farmland have been shrinking for about a half century. And in North America, suburbs are usually overpopulated with cute things (e.g. deer, squirrels, raccoons), not underpopulated.

The issue IS pesticides. There is broad consensus that this is the case among experts. Harmful pesticide overutilization is a LOT more practical to fix than getting rid of farms and suburbs.
I hadn't really talked to random strangers until I moved to a new city a few years ago.

I didn't know anyone and I felt a lack of connection so I moved out of my comfort zone. I ended up pursuing dancing and became a dance performer

After awhile I've met some really close friends who I treat like a 2nd family

It's made my life a lot richer and happier as a result

I struggled for the longest time because of my upbringing as a child. I was anti-social and submissive, mostly as a result from being raised in a traditional asian household. My dad and brother are both very non-emotional and have dominant personalities. My dad would always embarass me whenever he got the chance in front of strangers. My brother would always use my words against me in conversations and tattle-tale on me so I had a lot of trust issues too. One of my best friends describes my family gatherings as an "exchange of information"

I've been going on dates as a single guy right now and it's been kinda hard for me. Sometimes old habits kick in for the worst.

I envy people who had great childhoods, and anytime someone talks about how fun and great their upbringing is, or how close they are with their family, it sometimes makes me a little sad reflecting on my own childhood. I'm not this way anymore though and I've learned to accept it for what it is though.

When I have kids of my own I'm not going to put them what I had to go through
You've got $30B to spend and a climate crisis. Nuclear or solar?
There are a lot of light bulbs, though. The LED switch has had meaningful impact on US residential energy usage [0]. IEA reports 38B in LED sales in 2015-2020 [1]. Averaging $10 (high) per bulb, that's 3.8 billion bulbs (including non-residential).

Leaving a light on doesn't matter much. Leaving billions on can clearly have an impact.

[0]: https://archive.is/RldJl

[1]: https://www.iea.org/reports/lighting
He means that you should avoid commenting single lines but instead write comments on whole functions.
lol. nope. trust is binary. you either trust apple or not. after peddling their privacy marketing for so long and doing this, they literally lost my trust.
what did you work on out of college?

and how do you feel about apple scaning all your local device data and reporting hash matches to the (undisclosed) authorities under the "think of the children" banner?
This really strikes me as multi-level genius. Kudos to you and your team getting to launch. I look forward to your service!
Yes. Scope creep is much easier when implemented as scanning on plaintext data.
>This is a streaming service set up to elevate content by black creators, to make up for the fact that the mainstream media under-represents those people. I'm struggling to see the outrage on a cultural level and on a startup level I can absolutely imagine there is a market for this.

If you find any niche that makes sense, go for it. There's a reason for MotorTrend to shift into cable and on-demand, Disney, etc. The market can get slice 'n diced in a million ways from the Left Handed Channel to TrannyTV (for transmission specialists naturally).

>make you think about the ways in which Netflix does not serve black people.

Heck, it (Netflix) doesn't serve me, and I ain't black. It's a pity that they can't run out and buy rights to a jillion older movies, but I guess everyone is still loathe to license them (or too expensive).
It is a bit different, because I suspect ultimately, this is targeted at a much bigger market. I'm not sure the exact current population of Africa, but it's huge. And it's getting bigger rather than smaller.

I could certainly be mistaken, but I'd bet my net worth that this is about making a product that will resonate with global black youth. From Canada to eswatini. From Addis to Trinidad and Tobago.

And that market is enormous.
What happens if the air quality changes a couple years after you move? Do you uproot your life again?
I don't know about that. Amazon and Google have a decent track record of being bad about data privacy, and the size of a company by itself says nothing about that company's expertise.
The reason I really like shows like Joe Rogan and Lex Fridman are because they get an amazing variety of high profile guests that don't often do long form interviews / discussions.
It depends on how it is defined. In many scenarios I don’t question authority, but it is usually because I have no stake in the outcome but rather whether I am in good terms with the authority.
Because we use inflation (and unemployment) numbers as bellwethers and markers for policy, we have changed how they are calculated over time. If you look at the formulas used in the 70s, 80s and now you'll find that they are not the same.

As Goodhart's Law says, “When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure.” Note: we do this with all kinds of statistics, just look at police reporting on felonies. Too many? Just charge misdemeanors for the least violent crimes and all of a sudden you have reduced violent felonies by 20% in just one year!!!!

We've been having inflation for years but we just don't measure it in a way to see it. Take average household spend on healthcare, education, housing, food in 2010 and in 2020 and there will it is pretty hard to argue inflation wasn't already here. Now, we've dumped trillions to prop up the markets and inflation is starting to "officially" appear despite the new calculations. What's worse, is that the trillions aren't even being used to increase GDP or build infrastructure for future growth. It is only gone to create even bigger asset bubbles in housing and equities. I don't think the Fed can unroll this money and actually I think they have decided that they won't even bother to try. We are living in a monetary experiment and we'll find out in the next few years if MMT can really save us or not.
I'm all about breaking them up- but I think it actually means we will have this same conversation with each NEW fb.
It's not Apple. It's the government. Thank the government.
>I do remember at a certain point noticing a stark difference between shows that were on UPN, WB, BET ect and ones that were on say like FX, Fox, ABC NBC I'd say starting around the early 00s.

I remember this fork in the road quite clearly. First noticed it when I saw ads for "The Parkers" on UPN during ad breaks for "Star Trek: Voyager." Prior to that point I'd watch hours upon hours of Cosby Show, Fresh Prince, Sanford and Son, etc. without the slightest feeling of otherness. I am also white.
Citations for the pre-conditions and data from the initial couple of million vaccinations, if you have them, please?
It's close compared to latencies over traditional sattelite internet where a ping of over 400ms is not uncommon. The article quotes a latency if over 600 or 700ms. At least 45 is in the same order of magnitude of common broadband.

45ms reminds me more of 3G than of any normal internet connection, but that's still much more useful than the latencies the sattelite competition offers.
If you’re talking about Amazon, those stories did affect Echo sales, and the trajectory of the category overall. When was the last time you read a breathless article about how smart speakers will change everything?
What is missing here is creative ownership. That content needs to be vetted by tastemakers and producers who are mostly white. What gets funded and not funded is sometimes determined by the target demographic and in America that is usually the white majority.

Netflix and Apple gets to turn on, off, buy, sell, and change this content on a whim. They get to select what is important about black culture. Today the black experience might matter to the audience, tomorrow who knows?

Ownership is the only thing that matters in America and for black creators to get there content out there they will need to own the means of production.
As if this will be limited to "iThings". If you don't think this tech is coming to all devices, you're not paying attention to the state of the world.
It seems like the vast majority of this "subsidy" is the untaxed externality. I absolutely agree that a carbon tax is needed, but it's pretty slimy to redefine the word subsidy like they have.
Semver doesn't mean major.minor.patch, it means fails.features.bugs
Sarcasm as the reason there is a million dollar subsidy is his imagined policy regime.
We’re talking about humans here. A human might notice 45ms in a shooter, but not when just surfing the web. Compare that with 500-1000ms latency from older forms of satellite service, or 250ms from old dial–up service.
The wifi issue was pretty much what made me give up on the Thinkpad and go back to the Macbook, where I can set up my work environment pretty quickly and not have to deal with other random issues…