skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sure. I don't disagree.

I'm suggesting that this may be besides the point. I don't really know, but I suspect that while being an economist lends a lot of form, it might not be all that important to substance... or less important than other things, even though it's highly visible.

For example, Tyler will try to quantify desires with money. How much would you have to pay me to do this, or how much would I pay to do it. That's a very economist-ey quirk, but I'm not sure it changes outcomes as much as it might seem.

Re: art, I think the identity points that matter is that Tyler isn't an artist. What he is isn't necessarily all that important. He's a pretty weird guy, and a lot of his instincts are probably more artist-like than economist-like anyway.
I'm guessing from the large number of fraudulent applications, a bunch of money was dispersed. Can anyone estimate how much? Did the system promise to give stipend checks to applicants?
Putting aside the difficulties of those in need seeing a doctor and affording a prescription... Unfortunately we're at the early stages of understanding nicotines role in brain chemistry. Scizophrenics have been chain smoking since the start. But medicine is only just catching on and understanding why the majority of those with Scizophrenia chain smoke.

With this in mind you can look back at all the judgements made on the mentally ill. It's common for people to think "Why are they buying cigarettes if they don't have a home!".

Turns out that viewpoint was wrong all along. The ability to think at all is indeed a top priority, perhaps higher than housing or food. It turns out that the crazy person using money they receive to buy smokes wasn't making poor choices after all. They were doing the one thing that gave them a chance at clarity of thought. Understandable. Yet we were judging the way they spent their money the whole time. We were wrong and we should take that lesson and continue calling out overly simplistic viewpoints along the lines of what you said above.
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Except it poisons the Lenovo brand.

I keep a running "what's my next laptop going to be?" thread running in my head. Lenovo was on that list because it's the "default implementation" of Linux laptops. But now - not so sure. If they're happy to pull this kind of asshattery, what other idiocy are they happy to do?

And Framework just made it onto that list this week, so the other post was timely too :)
Not necessarily. While I agree it is riskier, I think there's an argument to be made that higher returns can also come from an arbitrage on information/regulatory hurdles/slow moving corporations.
What laptops are you comparing to? When I compared to Lenovo X series and Dell XPS, Framework came out hundreds of dollars cheaper.
An article from 2014:

http://rootbug.com/interstellar-oikeassa-aikaan-liittyvat-ol...

>That people’s “time preference”, impatience, cannot be negative in the long run — and hence the possibility of negative real interest rates is not needed.

How does time preference become negative? Aging populations consist of people who need to work now, because they cannot work later. Alternatively, rich people at the top consider money a measure of wealth and optimize it like a high score. Third cause. Banks have written an excessive amount of money losing bonds and the money they have issued does not actually reflect the losses in the bond market (2008). In other words, people use money to isolate themselves from losses in the real economy because it is insured by the government.

I will say this: Over the long term interest rates are not set by banks, not even the central bank. It is primarily the availability of solvent borrowers. Companies essentially offer an investment opportunity to the bank and promise a fixed rate of return. The banks purpose is to price risk, effectively it is determining whether that promise is the real deal. The fact that low interest rates have not lead to inflation simply means that there are no solvent borrowers at that level of interest.

Here is a perverse fact about deflation: Once you have deflation, money itself provides a risk free rate of return that competes with labor (the thing that backs debt based money) for capital. When there is deflation there is no market mechanism that can determine an interest rate that balances credit (savings) and debt (borrowing). According to the Friedman Rule [0] the best interest rate is 0% and it is assuming no inflation or deflation. When you have deflation interest rates must become negative.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friedman_rule
Not only has the Fed’s endless easing been unfair to many, I fear what will happen next. We will suffer when the bubble pops or inflation worsens or both.
> not bettering disenfranchised people’s lives

I personally find that even at a high income relative to the general populations a few drinks at the end of the day can absolutely better my life. If I was disenfranchised I can only imagine this would be even more true.

I would hope that if someone was giving money to disadvantaged people on my behalf that would also include the ability to buy themselves a drink or a joint in states where that's allowed.
Yes, please give a few details of how you are doing your practice.
Well a good thing about this is you can do that. Just order it bare without any of the optional parts, and get those wherever you want.

I've been thinking of doing that (when it finally launches in the UK..!) just to enjoy the promise of being able to. Even though they're offering RAM and WiFi cheaper than I could find it elsewhere in a quick look (Amazon & Scan).
I have about 6 computers total (4 personal, 2 servers). Yet I am toying with the idea of throwing ansible into the mix on this.

Every once and awhile a good clean 'toss the whole thing out and start over' is in order. For me it is typically an ubnutu upgrade has done something odd. Then I spend a few hours digging on it and fixing it. But it would be easier/quicker to just scratch the whole thing and rebuild it, or at least toss it in a VM beforehand so I know what will go sideways. A bit of ansible would let me do that quickly. The other 4 I can just leave them alone. Starting at a known state (broken or fixed) is always handy. Basically it may save me several afternoons of work. Where I would rather be programming instead of digging out some weird error some upgraded bit of software started throwing because some leftover config file is getting in the way.
As someone looking at these for potential hires, some advice: I know GMT-1 is a pretty isolated timezone, but I'm really interested in location to know whether I can even potentially hire. And GMT-1 is not isolated enough to know that.
As an overview of Docker Desktop alternatives, running on Docker Desktop makes it not an alternative. Your comment seems to have missed the point of the article.
This guy can “tremble” his pupil. It’s not the same at all.
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The main reason I use PayPal is because they provide detailed records and invoices of online purchases in a single easy to see place, with simple options for disputing charges or getting refunds if I don't get what was purchased. It would be a pain in the ass to do that all through my bank, but on Paypal I can just tap "Refund" and communicate directly over PayPal with the seller.
>time_taken = the total time spent on github actions per project. i only have a few days of data so the average time spent per day is used to extrapolate to the future on how much it costs per year to run CI on that project.

That was a comment from the author on that thread
Why do paper jams persist? (2018)
Sharpest edge to me is that it's not quiet TypeScript. This means that you can't write a TypeScript file that works in both Deno and regular TypeScript (if you use any imports). Because of the issue that in TypeScript you can't import ".ts" file but you can import ".js" file, whereas in Deno you explicitely import ".ts" files. [1]

I actually like writing with Deno, and think the module resolution in Deno is easier to understand (it's literally url or explictely what's written on the import). But it's just sad that the TS team is not moving the same direction with the module resoultion, because it splits the TS community to those who write Deno and those who write regular TS.

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Have you seen Yogev Gabay's analyses of prog metal tunes? He did one on Bleed [1].

He uses the terms "guest" and "host" to describe complex time in the songs he analyses. So in Bleed for example, I think he'd say the "host" was 4/4, but the "guest" is definitely not.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcsAAPdJTBE
The GUI client is different and produced by Mozilla, probably other pieces as well.

https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/mozilla-vpn-client
We could return to the times when governments didn’t buy their own debt using an intentionally convoluted and obscure process involving third parties in order to prop up asset values and suppress risk free yields.

See the linked graph above for evidence of just how abnormal the last decade has been.

QE is a failure on its own terms. It was to be targeted and of short duration and to promote growth and suppress inflation. None of those objectives were achieved and we’re now addicted to it in ever increasing amounts, along with zirp. What do we do when the next crisis hits if we don’t normalise rates and bond buying again? How will the bond market function when the gov owns more than half its own debt? How will stock markets function when governments step in to buy even corporate bonds indiscriminately with new money?
It reduces your risk of infection taking hold, rather than being cleared fast by exposure to the pre-primed immune response ready and waiting.

macroscopically that can look like prevention of infection.
Or just one SSID, where you directly put all the Androids, iPhones, IoTs, and similar garbage in addition to your trusted devices connected via a overlay wireguard network on top in full mesh configuration.

You will not have to trust the potentially outdated wifi firmware, that is quite likely vulnerable to all the latest holes in wifi security.
I would suspect a bug if it were exactly 65535 students.
File IO improvements in .NET 6
I think you're being a little too charitable to the AI in this case.

Even without "famous person bias", it's fair to say that the skin tone of the resolved image is slightly but measurably lighter than the skin tone of the blurred original (I'm curious what the blurred version of the resolved image looks like, btw).

Occam's razor says the model simply wasn't trained with enough ethnically diverse images, for whatever reason.
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Nothing to be embarrassed about... it's just your brain chemistry not being quite right. an illness like any other. perhaps it's a good idea to talk to your doctor or mental health professional about it?
In general, no. See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adjunct_professor
They’re trying to capitalise one their own brand.
> Second, what do we do to proactively push the population towards endemic?

Vaccinate people.
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> FDIC was a pretty silly idea anyway.

In 1934 (the year after the FDIC was created) the FSLIC was created[1] (Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation). It served the same purpose as the FDIC, but for financial institutions incorporated as Savings and Loans rather than Banks.

By 1980, the FSLIC insured approximately 4,000 savings and loan institutions with total assets of $604 billion.[2] They failed en-mass. By 1982 the net worth of the entire S&L industry was approximately 0.[2] Yet we did not have a major "run on the banks" like we had seen during the Great Depression.[3] Under federal control, the FSLIC closed or converted essentially all remaining S&Ls and that industry ceased to exist -- but WITHOUT individual citizens losing all their savings.

This was the very reason that the FDIC was created in the first place. A complete collapse has already happened once (albeit with the FSLIC, not the FDIC). FDIC regulation affects the kinds of risks that banks take even today. In fact, most every year, there are a few banks the FDIC is forced to take control of and liquidate (their ultimate power).[4]

The FDIC is VERY much a useful institution. We have chosen to expect major investors and regulators to assess the stability of banks, but to insulate individual consumers from doing so by removing their "skin in the game" and personally I believe that is the right decision as those individual investors don't have and could not obtain the information they would need to make wise choices.

[1] https://www.investopedia.com/terms/f/federal-savings-and-loa...

[2] https://www.fdic.gov/bank/historical/history/167_188.pdf

[3] https://www.history.com/topics/great-depression/bank-run

[4] https://www.fdic.gov/resources/resolutions/bank-failures/fai...
I'm an L6 IC. Basically I had a track record of delivering projects that other engineers said couldn't be done yet were a high priority to upper management. That's actually on the (Google at least) ladder: "At this level...most Google-caliber generalist SWEs could not own and solve the problem this person is owning and solving."

Note that even though I'm a coding-heavy L6 (meaning I spend ~50% of my time coding vs. the 0% that most L6s do), the majority of my time is still spent interfacing, negotiating, and communicating with other teams. The ability to silo in a particular problem domain and just become a local technical expert ends at L5.
yeah, definitely concerns there. I honestly don't know. I think it'd be interesting if they considered a single "long bay" as an option on future models that could accommodate a few battery cells or something else like an extra m.2 slot.
Introduction: Introduces term.

Early text: Details evidence that term is misguided.

Late text: Continues to use early term so as to provide a consistent interface to readers. Might use 'scare quotes' if term is particularly egregious but still conserves familiarity of terminology.
> But the fact is that within living memory many American states had local policies of not recording the births of black people, and to this day there are many living black people who can't prove their own citizenship.

It seems like you havent thought this through well enough.
How do the people you metion do other things in life, like get a driver's license, employment, or a bank account?

Besides, if they can't prove their identity today, what would change for them when others get a new id card? Those people wouldn't be impacted.
It is a creative process, for sure, but that's just one reason I do it. Another reason is just getting lost in it, forgetting about everything else and just "being in it".

The same can be said about a lot of other hobbies, regardless of what kind of process it might or might not be. Just doing it and being in it - reading and getting lost in a book, watching a movie and getting lost in it, going on a hike and getting lost in the woods (metaphorically, not actually lost, lol), writing code and getting lost in it, etc..

Ansible playbooks can be the same way! The point of hobbies for many people is just because they like to do it, nothing more, nothing less. There may also be other reasons, such as the creativity for me, but there are also times when I'm not feeling super creative and my set will just be an un-mixed playlist of music that I just want to get lost in in that moment... if that makes sense.

Some people might just like losing themselves in an Ansible playbook, or think they're fun for fun's sake or whatever reason. :)
Normally it means "poor quality" though. I think "junk DNA" is more analogous to "dead code". Not all code labeled "dead" is actually unreachable/unused.
I personally dig the resolution. I run at 200% and have the fractional scaling toggled off. It works for me but I am primarily editing text files. If you're doing anything graphically intensive, I don't really have any anecdata.
Wow that really is ingenious! Wonder what other ways, maybe with high pitched audio, are possible.
> Is Google maps a document? Obviously not. But a document can still embed a Google map meaningfully and sensibly.

But it would be better if the application functionality of Google Maps was part of the document viewer (or selectable from within the document viewer), not of the document, because that gives you the flexibility to use your map viewer of choice, instead of being bound to Google Maps. That’s the point of separating document from viewer (and/or editor). Turning everything into an app reduces choices and interoperability.
Selfhoster as your name, crying for restrictions. Wild.

I'm vaccinated.
I never had any issues with the IIS version, it has always just been a minimum version, we always installed whatever .NET version we really wanted on top.
The immigration problem is only related to the ID problem for those who have an agenda. They are separate issues.
>If you don’t want government involved in university monetary/fiscal issues then you more than anyone should want to reform the current system of pay to play with guaranteed student loans.

Agreed, I am not a proponent of government guaranteed student loans and you're 100% correct they are an example of government gone wrong at the expense of both the student and taxpayer.
You have to look at intent. I don't think the intent of this article was to create anything new, provide some intrinsic value, or serve as any kind of in-depth resource. I believe the intent of this article was to serve as a primer / entry point for the question of "linux on a framework laptop" for users who are arriving at their website via a search engine or searching around their website. It seems to already be performing well from an SEO perspective. When you own content on the internet it's not so much about just having it somewhere but it's also to ensure that the user journey is as frictionless as possible and that your information is conveyed in a way that is easy to consume.
This is America. We don't learn from examples abroad. Just look at our transportation and health care systems.

Anyway I'm not saying such a system is impossible. I am saying that you'd have to order it such that the requirement for presenting the national ID was not triggered until universality was achieved. I will add that there are abundant forces in national, state, and local politics who would fight universal national ID systems, which would range from deranged Libertarians to classic racial vote suppressors who support ID requirements but who at the same time fight against actually issuing IDs.
My guess is it takes a while to do this sort of study. UK biobank was unusual in having such a large database of scans.

Vaccination should reduce the risks. But there was a nurses study that 19% of the breakthrough cases had lasting effects. So I would not expect vaccination to eliminate the risk if a breakthrough happens.
Exec Summary: No actual changes to how the protocol itself works. Github is requiring modern keys + algorithms for git over SSH connections and removing the unencrypted git protocol as a connection option.

Seems reasonable to me. Since github is a git-as-a-service provider it makes sense to do this. From the headline I had thought they were making their own variant on the git protocol.
> trigger mass exodus

Or YouTube. Without blockers or YouTube Premium, it's getting to be like watching old shows in syndication on one of these TV stations you can never remember the channel number for. Five minutes of The Dick Van Dyke Show, five minutes of ads for things not available in stores, back to the show etc etc.
WRT3200ACM is what I use. It's one of the most powerful consumer devices with wifi supported by openwrt. It's powerful enough for a router with a little firewalling, VPN (wireguard only if you want speed), DoH and some Ad Filtering but thats pushing it's limits from my experience. If you want more power https://openbsdrouterguide.net/ is your friend.

That being said there is no hardcore prosumer hardware out there for this purpose. The moment you go beyond home user router hardware like the WRT3200acm you are in either CISCO Buisness stuff or custom server builds. Potentially a Raspberry Pi 4 with a PCIE ethernet card is closest to prosumer hardware out there and there's a lot of hacking involved to get that running to the same degree as a openwrt router
This looks amazing! I will definitely purchase my next laptop from them later this year. Question - to save us time, can they come pre-booted with NixOS?
Thanks.

That is what I read, just that I couldn't remember the term "endoplasmic reticulum", and so used "cytoplasm" as a hand wavy stand in.

:-)
Does the US actually get poor returns on K-12 education? I assume that public K-12 education contributes a lot to the economy in the form of an educated population. Wouldn't both the economy and tax revenue shrink without K-12?
We are captive to the same problem in most of urban Canada. Everything is zoned detached residential. Homeowners have no interest in voting in municipal governments that would re-zone. The result is that supply is basically fixed in a city like Vancouver despite a growing population. (There are also many other factors in the housing shortage, of course.)
Sounds like "non-functional DNA" might in fact have a function, hm?
Any tablets out there that run Linux well?