skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yep, and having something to do is sometimes all you need to keep "plugged in". It doesn't even need to be a job or a money maker. That said, when (commercial) value is created, it's usually a good idea to make sure that value isn't given away for free (but it doesn't have to be top-tier pricing either). Besides income, money is also a signal and a valuation method for the parties involved.
You might want to double check your confidence - unless I’m reading it horribly wrong, Investopedia supports the previous post, not yours.

[0] - https://www.investopedia.com/articles/tax/09/restricted-stoc...
> For example, you might run into trouble if you're trying to work and live in Cali five months and thirty days a year without paying California taxes.

Like many states with income taxes, California taxes income earned in California by nonresidents, so if you work in California at all you will owe California taxes.
That seems unbelievable cheap for 20 years of war?
Having spoken to a tax accountant on this, i was told that (1) CA will try to claim this, (2) no state will extradite to CA you over this as they don't recognize it, so (3) at most you just cannot ever go to CA, nothing else will happen to you, if you refuse to pay.
Imagine if we spent that money on a new version of the Marshall Plan and created new markets for our economy. Instead we bomb and shoot people for no reason and create a generation of people who hate us.
This sounds well informed: https://www.upstartwealth.com/blog/will-you-owe-ca-tax-after...

If I'm reading it right, I should move the hell out of CA as fast as possible and skip waiting until next year as planned.
China and the USA are responsible for roughly half of global Green House Gas emissions.

A few years ago China pledged to invest trillions into environmental protection over the next decades. We can only hope that the USA takes similar steps. Both countries can afford it and both have access to know how other countries have build up in this effort.
Congress basically in practice abdicated that power with an incredibly broad AUMF 'war on terrorism .' I think there is even one from like cold war on the books.

I know the house voted to end them but the Senate didn't act?
Taliban now controls one of the world’s biggest lithium deposits
“Slightly less difficult” is a huge understatement. I don’t know specific stats, but I’d say the average player had their winrates at least double (eg 2% to 4%)
Thousands of Americans Left in Afghanistan Left for Dead
Impeach Biden Tonight!

That fucking murderous piece of shit has to go.
and opium...
This is federal only. Still don't think it will get up to 4 trillion but linking to federal only is a bit misleading.
They could have got US civilians and allies out first - there is no reason it had to happen this way.
Biden has two choices.

1) Resign.

2) Be Impeached.
Much of what we grow in arid land is exported. Let’s stop growing wet crops in arid land just to send to China to feed pigs.
Yes, but it's not really the same.

I benefit from being a U.S. citizen, namely passport, so there's at least some justification. Otherwise I'd be stateless, which is a nightmare classification to be.

I garner no benefits not being in the state vs another one. I suppose if I care local elections that's... it?
A crater can't collect taxes, maybe?
I can't wait to sit my grandchildren on my knee and tell them stories of the magic headphones that you never needed to charge and just worked instantly with practically any audio device ever made by mankind right up until the iPhone 7 was unleashed unto the world.
I didn't realize it worked that way until WFH. I guess it makes some sense but it's really annoying because despite being able to work from anywhere actually working outside your home state for any amount of time becomes really complicated really fast.
If you still have your original license key email, registration works fine if you roll back your computer's clock to the day after you bought your license.

Windows: I've never tried the Windows version so I can't vouch for this fix, but if you trust random DLLs from the internet, supposedly placing these files in the Nova folder will let you run it without a full Quicktime installation: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1KhvxgI4dEi1CBV8SbLeFQkaaZT...

Newer macOS versions: You'll probably need this patch to make the binary actually work: https://github.com/RyuKojiro/novafix

From here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Escape_Velocity/comments/9atyzj/ev_...
In that case, I’ll shamelessly plug 14 year old me’s Escape Velocity web site, which I still think is pretty good: https://web.archive.org/web/20050924134158/http://davidsj.co...
100% on board. but one scenario: if Taliban supported uprising in Xinjiang. That was one of the things talked about at their recent summit. CCP loves to say don't mess with our internal 'affairs'
I quite enjoy when that happens. Often there'll be a deeply-nested comment with a great link that makes its way to the front page.
> Not to go full scaremonger but we don't know that much about long covid at this point.

My sister had a very mild case of Covid last year after lockdowns started lifting and she went to the hairdresser (masked, obviously not vaccinated). She had the telltale loss of taste, but really no other symptom, and she recovered.

I saw her yesterday in person for the first time in a number of months and she looked so skinny I had to say something, it was worrying to me. She told me she has trouble eating anymore because everything tastes like shit. She says that things she used to love now taste the way cigarettes smell, and she simply can't stomach it.

Her words: "People need to realize that even if you don't die from Covid, it can change your life. I wish I never got this."
True enough. But don't forget the 35th Rule of Acquisition - "Peace is good for business".
Here on the elite tech news webite, we were celebrating clipboard and screenshot tools just three months back and you dream about the year on desktop.

I've said it before and I've said it again, the biggest problem with linux and oss are the fanatics and deluded dreamers.
> all 3 of them told me to expect something like that - the virus mutates ... and the vaccines will likely be needing to adjust

Your doctor friends were informing you about a phenomenon commonly referred to as "immune escape".

The current mRNA based SARS-CoV-2 vaccines are effective at preventing severe outcomes like hospitalization and death. However, they do not necessarily prevent infection or transmission - and they induce an immune response highly targeted toward the spike protein RBD [1]. Combined with mass vaccination strategies, these factors contribute to a situation that exerts tremendous selective pressure on the virus, and can result in convergent mutations that are advantageous for the virus in a large population of people [1][2]. These mutations can lead to partial or complete immune escape, which manifests as increased transmission or virulence, reduced vaccine efficacy, and reduced immunity in naturally infected individuals.

> Even the highest levels of vaccination are no protection

It's not quite accurate to say "are no protection". I would rephrase as:

Strategies for viral elimination should therefore be diversified across molecular targets and therapeutic modalities [1]

[1] Risk of rapid evolutionary escape from biomedical interventions targeting SARS-CoV-2 spike protein
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33909660/

[2] SARS-CoV-2 immune evasion by the B.1.427/B.1.429 variant of concern
https://science.sciencemag.org/content/early/2021/06/30/scie...
I'd be willing to pay for a Spotify client that allows you to select your audio output device. And yet here we are, 10 years later...

Spotify is a marketing platform first and an audio player second.
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Is it mutating as fast as flu? The Delta variant was first identified in December of last year and is the main variant of concern still.

And then lots of people will have gotten sufficient protection against it from their first vaccination.
I went to a couple of meetups and found one cool dude surrounded by a group that exactly fit the stereotype, FWIW.
aw shit EV is what got me into coding. I loved making stupid mods for it so much.
There's no cure for stupid. It's a lifestyle.
Seems perfectly in line with what I said? More virus, more time to mutate -> more mutations?

I now understand that there are second order effects that make this more complex, but I don't see the contradiction right here.
A game you will easily lose 30 hours to without noticing.
I'm 43, still date college students, and they love me. I'll settle in the next couple of years, but I'm not worried. It's all about confidence and perspective.

TBH, I don't use dating apps because they're all about hookups between pretty people, full of lazy/rude people, and a waste of time. Real life is much better.
the cost of these vaccines is largely hidden, no? Each country made deals behind closed doors AFAIK. I've seen some estimates of $12-$30 a shot, but have no idea the validity of this.

How much do the treatments cost? Is it vastly different?

> No long term side effects.

How do you know? I thought the only study/data from Pfizer covered 6 months. That's not very long term? https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.07.28.21261159v...

I don't think we need to replace vaccines, but large swathes of the population still don't have access. It seems very likely that a multi-modal approach would allow us to treat more people, faster.

Even Pfizer sees vaccination as well as treatment as the path forward: https://www.pfizer.com/science/coronavirus/antiviral-efforts
>We weren't occupying or administering Iraq, but we didn't leave, either.

I mean, we never left Germany or S. Korea, so... Playing big brother to Q8? I'm not mad.

Like other countries, we can pick sides and aid whatever side we think has our interest. I'm not interested in intervening with infantry and all the necessary materiel unless it's to defend ourselves from grave danger. Especially avoid stupid the boondoggle of "nation-building". Not everyone wants democracy right now. It may come later.

>Both of the long wars started under Bush had Congressional authorization.

True, but they gave him blanket authorization for use of military force (open ended) rather than a declaration of war), this open-endedness allowed Obama! to use the same AUMF to engage in further conflict.
1) Value and risk is determined by individuals and will vary widely. To some, there are still many questions about the vaccine and the disease that will not be answered by anything short of time and they are content to wait. So be it.
2) You do not treat a disease you have already caught with a preventative like a vaccine. If you have the disease, there is no point in getting the vaccine to try and treat it. To suggest otherwise indicates a poor understanding of medicine, and this author has indicated such with the title of their article.
I live healthy. I built a home gym at the start of lockdown and have continued to train powerlifting and Olympic WL both throughout. I get my cardio in, I eat well. I didn't lose weight in the past year – I gained muscle, and my numbers are the best they've ever been.

I got both Pfizer/BNT shots as soon as I could, and I'll get the boosters as soon as I can too.

The belief that healthy living alone is enough to stymie a virus that we still understand relatively poorly is foolhardy. It's in the same category as juice cleanses and homeopathy as far as I'm concerned.
Why would the onus work that way? What death rate do you think government should start restrictions at? Driving? Eating certain things? Smoking? The mental health fallout from living as some technocrat wants you to?
Fun fact: For Mac OS systems, Escape Velocity's entire mod and game data system was based on HFS Resource Forks. To mod the game, you'd create massive resource forks with ResEdit and other specialized editors, placing ship graphics in resources named to avoid collisions like shŠn and d‘sc. Such a unique and absurd system. http://escape-velocity.games/docs
The Delta variant emerged prior to widespread vaccination.
That has not been established. You are referring to a preliminary study that has not been peer reviewed. See:

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politic...
I feel like most of the resources needed for healthcare already exist as part of the current system. It's simply a matter of policy and how it's paid for. But I am not an expert and could be missing a key point.
What's the source for some of those claims?

Calculus at seven I can believe, but teaching himself reading at 2 sounds like something that goes against what we know about biological and social development of the child.

And official IQs of 230 and 300 sounds like someone doesn't understand what IQ is or the meaningfulness of measuring/quantifying such in a standardised way.

Obviously the person may be exceptional, and I do not mean to take anything away from Terence in his work that i'm clearly unqualified to comment on (it wouldn't surprise me if a bit of digging shows him unconnected to such claims), but we shouldn't just accept such things as given. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence...
Restrictions on pollution would hinder economic development, which in turn would hinder scientific progress, so we will not invent new effective methods to fight pollution. "Debt" is unrestrained economic development, "college" is the research and added economic capacity that comes out of it. And profit are the new methods for removing pollution.

But I don't necessarily believe in it. The point here is that, IMHO, for every, motto-like, populist data-less claim why we should fight pollution, one can easily come up with equivalently populist data less claim why we should not bother with clime change. In isolation from supporting data these two claims are equally unsubstantiated. If there is some concrete data to share please do so, otherwise it's an echo chamber where people would just upvote what they agree with and downvote what they disagree, without any concern for the actual facts brought out in the claim, it's not a argument taking place in the comments it just people preferences showing up in their votings.
Especially if you buy 4 times the fruit, and half of it goes bad!

Household management really is an art and a science, it's a shame it's not taught the way it used to be.
Whatever the number, the privacy costs and the downstream implications are significantly higher. Who knows where that will all end...
Dealing with any kind of collections will often require you to write more code than you are used to, see the other post in this thread about someone complaining about a lack of Set type. Most of these problems are due to the fact that the language doesn't have generics yet, however generics are coming soon and once they do arrive we will have a robust collection and concurrent collection library to alleviate for most of these problems.

For now you just have to accept these quirks as part of the tradeoff of working with the language. I don't find it that big of a deal esp with the solution on the horizon.
Ripcord is excellent but you need to generate a new login token every few weeks. Sucks that these companies like slack and spotify et al. don't just offer the tooling themselves that a subset of their customers clearly want.
Between their screw ups and Pine64's successes that hopefully won't happen.
How about just wrapping yourself in mirrors :)
You cannot say it has "no long-term side effects". also a new flu vaccine is developed every year because influenza viruses naturally mutate quickly, as do any viruses. Don't just write things that you wish were true.
IMO, Go is the easiest language to read by far. Python can be, but lets one use a lot of hard to figure out magic. Go is very much WYSIWYG, and to me that's its greatest strength. It's easy for anyone to jump in about anywhere. And that lends itself well to teamwork.
A well-written thoughtful article that I totally disagree with.

“Fashion is a mode of display that enriches public space and a culture’s shared meanings”

“… fashion conveys not just specific trends or an individual’s personal style but a sense of the public itself, of shared space. Fashion implies a desire to see and be seen while affirming the need for public spaces and occasions where that seeing can occur. The manner in which fashion circulates and evolves speaks to the kind of shared reality that we are constituting for one another.”

I never met a grad student in STEM who subscribed to these principles in their day-to-day public dress. Why should they follow them in the real world, whether “elite” or not? The author may actually be delineating a distinction between STEM culture v. non-STEM, or perhaps academic culture v. non-academic post WWII after the GI bill. The STEM experiences in the academic world “inoculate” them from the tribal pressures that drive fashion for typical mall-crawlers. Would make sense for managers of STEMs to mirror those norms in their own dress — norms that value comfort, efficiency, modesty over fast-fashion tribal signaling.

“The tech industry would like to reimagine it as a series of fully instrumentalized status signifiers that attest to our social rank and are always already integrated into branded “universes” of intellectual property.”

Replace tech industry with fashion industry and I’d agree with the statement. Then replace intellectual property with cultural hierarchies and you describe the fashion industry’s raison d’être since the dawn of time. This isn’t tech’s problem, it’s fashion’s problem.

If there’s a Zeitgeisty issue that fashion faces, I’d ascribe it to the valuing of comfort, affordability and stability over cultural signaling by today’s workplace generation. One of their more endearing qualities, I’d say.
Some States have residency programs specifically targeted at nomads and expats that do not have a fixed address in the country. You don’t have to live there, you just need to show up in person to do all of the usual paperwork to establish your citizenship in that State.

South Dakota is famous for this but a few other States are also popular. From the State’s perspective they are generating a bit of revenue from someone who otherwise consumes no resources, so it is a good deal for both parties.
I completely agree with that. because of HIPAA there hasn't been nearly enough media. There is more now I think a concerted effort to get testimonials of people in hospital their family dead saying they wish they got the vaccine. But it's too late.

I think if we had Vietnam style video of death from the start we wouldn't have as large of a % living in alternate realities.
https://www.ftb.ca.gov/forms/misc/1004.html

Search for the phrase 'one reasonable method'.

To me, in the contrived example I outlined, it seems reasonable to pay CA tax only on the first year's vest. But, from reading the linked page, I'm not sure whether the CA tax authorities could be made to see it the same way.

Of course, your friends are free to declare and pay taxes as they see fit, given their understanding of the law, their risk tolerance etc.
There is also a WIP Go proposal for adding a set to the standard library using the upcoming generics:

https://github.com/golang/go/discussions/47331
Imagine if they could operate an Amazon (or MS) app store on an equal footing with Apple and Google themselves. And then they can pitch to app makers a 5-10% commission instead of 30%. I bet they'd get a lot of takers and maybe some popular apps would even be "Exclusively from the Amazon (or MS) Store." That would cause Apple and Google some serious discomfort.
Well I could imagine having outstanding warrants is going to get flagged on a background check.
In the future, one of the weirdest things archaeologists will discover will be Readers Digest.
I think part of it is deregulation in the USA too. As has been mentioned it is sooo easy to sign up for credit cards because banks want citizens drowning in debt. When I lived there I got like 4 credit card applications in the mail per day; every store has its own credit/rewards card; every company has the same idea to extract as much wealth from citizens at the expense of their good health.

All of this fraud is an extension of that deregulation, which leaves people exposed. Frankly a slower moving economy is probably BETTER in the long run, but it’s all numbers and figures nowadays. People are reduced to an SSN number.
On the public face, the politicians talked about t-----ism and A- Q----. Behind the scenes, they're all doing things like this and getting filthy rich:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genie_Energy
He didn't brought that one (read the username before you reply!)

The reason that one wasn't included (by the way) is that there is no significant computer usage that will benefit it, at least that's the statement release.
Honest question here, do vaccines actually reduce the chance for covid to mutate? Spitballing, I would expect a vaccine to decrease the number of total mutations that can occur but also simultaneously increase the selective pressure on the virus, increasing the chance that any mutations that improve the virus’ ability to resist the vaccine become dominant.

To make an analogy, does spraying every surface in a hospital with an antibacterial solution result in no bacteria or just make it more likely to see resistant bacteria? I’d guess it’s a function of how potent the solution was and how well every last surface was coated. If you start with a 10% solution, don’t achieve full coverage and keep ramping up slowly perhaps we’ll just see something like this: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=plVk4NVIUh8

Agree with the rest of your post though.
Actually large sections of China are being locked back down again as they contend with new outbreaks. The whole concept of the Immaculate Covid Response has aged terribly as one "did it right" country after another either has had major outbreaks (Japan) or resorted to completely draconian and even militarized responses (Australia, NZ) to keep the spread down.
Replying here since the other thread is archived.

Magento is not cloud based. It's a self-hosted e-commerce platform.

Adobe is really pushing for their cloud solution since they purchased them but the core is OpenSource and still maintained.
What if a hypothetical person moves to Reno, for real, buying a house etc, and continue to work remotely for their small SF based employer?

Does it help that the employer has offices in 2 other states?
China already spends approximately as much as the US on its military when you adjust for the difference in income/salaries (which is a large share of US military expenditures). By the end of this decade it'll be well beyond the US.

"China Outspends the U.S. on Defense? Here’s the Math."

"Factoring in purchasing power and personnel costs leads to a surprising conclusion."

https://archive.is/32N1F

https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2018-05-25/china-...
China can have both, I don't see why having both Afghanistan and the Golden Triangle in your pocket is a bad thing if you're interested in opiate production at the global scale.
So you're refusing to take seriously a post that accuses you of not being serious?

The irony is nearly overwhelming.

P.S. He linked to a twitter thread that proffered all of Blinken's remarks on Tapper's program.
But they banned convenient plastic bags and straws from stores in the west, I thought that was supposed to save the planet.
Thats a lot of dudes, I counted <20 women.
C# and C/C++ Interop where either can be used or combined for nearly everything

Just no! Pick one and stick with it.