skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Can you give an example? You could see it being true temporarily just due to lack of any alternative.

In any event, the parents take on 2 is not exactly correct. MMT people say that a primary source of demand for a currency is that taxes may only be paid in that currency. Governments spend money into existence and tax it out of existence.
Not OP, but have genetics background in other fields (not intelligence). The following is a bit of a mix

A way you could look at this would be to think as heritability here as the cap of your intelligence. No matter how hard you try, barring some sort of magical medical intervention, your maximal intelligence is limited by your genetics. However, that's the maximum. There are many ways to reduce IQ (lead a famous example here, nutrition another).

I think it's not an unreasonable hypothesis that those in lower socioeconomic brackets might increasingly encounter the damaging effects which might have an outsized effect on IQ. More factors than just heritability might create that effect you've mentioned.
What is a rental property if not an investment property? You are renting with the explicit goal of getting more returns (rent/equity/appreciation) than your costs.

Owning property for the purpose of renting it has serious negative effects on communities and society. Communities thrive when people live in them and value them, not when random people come for a few days, abuse the commons, and leave for somewhere else. If not banned, I'm all in favor of heavy regulation and taxation of investment properties, with a maximum number allocated as a percentage of the available housing. If renting becomes unpopular, people will actually have to sell and free up inventory, dropping prices.
The lead image is there to direct the reader towards a specific way of thinking, similar in way that if the article has been about prison it would be an image of black young men dealing drugs. It is a narrative and implication that if "group X" did not choose to do that then the problem that group X has would not exist. The author could as easily chosen an lead imagine of the same person in a class room with a narrative that it is the school system that is failing to get the demographic to enroll, or an image of an college class photo to illustrate the lack of diversity and imply subtle blame on which ever demographic that would dominate the image.
This is now evolving into Green software, where everything is a tree.
> you have some method to decide for a given key what database machine will have the data

Super simple example, splitting there phone book into two volumes, A-K and L-Z. (Hmmmm, is a "phonebook" a thing that typical HN readers remember?)

> you can fit a lot of database in 8 TB of ram, and if you don't keep the whole thing in ram, you can index a ton of data with 8 TB of ram, which means sharding can wait.

For almost everyone, sharing can wait until after the business doesn't need it any more. FAANG need to shard. Maybe a few thousand other companies need to shard. I suspect way way more businesses start sharding when realistically spending more on suitable hardware would easily cover the next two orders of magnitude of growth.

One of these boxes maxed out will give you a few TB of ram, 24 cpu cores, and 24x16TB NVMe drives which gives you 380-ish TB of fairly fast database - for around $135k, and you'd want two for redundancy. So maybe 12 months worth of a senior engineer's time.

https://www.broadberry.com/performance-storage-servers/cyber...
Here open source, general purpose version for access to any cloud or resource in fact. This is specifically for SSH but can support any protocol or app with the vanilla SDKs and tunnelers - https://ziti.dev/blog/zitifying-ssh/
They are private to classes, not instances. Many languages with private fields do allow access to private fields in other instances of the same class.
Dear ImGui does not support Arabic (right-to-left, glyph shaping) and will not support Arabic (https://github.com/ocornut/imgui/issues/1343). I don't think it supports accessibility either.

As much as I struggle with Qt's APIs (aging janky Widgets, half-baked QML on the desktop, the item models are an impenetrable byzantine enterprisey API that's simultaneously too open-ended, not flexible enough since it imposes its add/remove/move schema on your model, and too buggy), building a GUI from the ground up is not going to give you internationalization or accessibility, and Qt is.
Or run it locally. Quality may vary based on terminal capabilities (for example, iTerm2 is sum+ rgb+ quad+ versus Terminal.app).

$ brew install notcurses && notcurses-demo
> Because they are unable to change it.

That doesn’t square well with the fact that notation keeps getting refined and improved. There is no pushback for genuine improvements. Biggest problem here is that there rarely are changes that clearly and meaningfully improve situation over status quo. I gave one example above, but overall, I am not going to take complaints about notation being obstacle to understanding seriously without concrete ways how to meaningfully improve it. You can of course keep complaining that it’s confusing, but without proposals for improvements, you’re actually complaining about the difficulty of substance, not the notation, and it says more about you than about notation.
I’ve been wearing N95s since Day 1 and most clueful people who could get them were doing the same.
But most of the time you don't want to make individual pixels red. You want to blit bitmaps and fill rectangles, preferably without pegging the CPU. Here the simple memory-mapped framebuffer is less helpful, especially if you have specialized hardware to do such work.

Of course this does not apply if all you have is a screen connected via SPI to an MCU's GPIO pins. But you won't expect much graphical sophistication from such a device anyway.
another contender is the history federal funding of research involving fetal issue and stem cells
Blob links are scoped to your browser tab, they're not real internet URLs.
When the productive capacity is at a high level of utilization, yes. There hasn't been much inflation in the West for years now.

Also, deflation.
In my mind that keyboard navigable tree widget is the one redeeming feature of windows. I guess the age of “keyboard first” is long gone :(
> People like me would be more convinced by your flamebait if you provided sources for your claims.

To be honest, from what I've read in these comments: I doubt it. There's a lot of goal-post moving and deflection ("but what even is intelligence", "but what if we never taught people to speak", "but why should it even matter") that I believe
Betteridge's law of headlines still holds.
See PLG88 comment above, this can work for MAC - https://apps.apple.com/app/id1460484572
CDNs have already solved this problem and are much cheaper than $1500/month.

I've ran far more complex sites with much higher traffic for less.
> I don't think the complexity of either rises to the level of "difficulty" that only gifted minds can comprehend

This is a strawman. They never said 'gifted', they just said that some people have it and some don't.

> deficiencies in one area can be made up for in other areas

Not what we're talking about. GP is probably great at things that aren't chess. That doesn't mean they're good at chess.

> Where genetic gifts are lacking, determination and perseverance can almost always make up the difference

Determination and perseverance aren't (at least partially) genetic gifts?

Honestly I think 'genetics' are a bit of a red herring here anyway because the real underlying assertion being challenged is that all humans have equal potential in all things (which anyone who has ever taught any mildly difficult topic will know is trivially disprovable). The precise mechanism whereby innate human potential differs isn't important if you can't even agree that it differs.
How about I throw in a shitload of money only request is that you allow me to post regardless of that limit?

Concept seems flawed.
You've opened the doors to a fascinating world for me.
A day is 16 * 60 * 60 = 57,600 seconds (night time substracted). So tens thousands users per day is like 1-2 req/s, maybe 50 at peak time.

What is more important is what kind of requests your server has to serve. Nginx can easily serve 50-80k req/s of static content; 100ks range if tuned properly.
No. You don't understand science.

Science is about making a hypothesis and then verifying that hypothesis against observations. That's it.

One thing to note is that within science and therefore the universe as we know it, no hypothesis can be verified to be 100% true. In other words no statement about the universe can ever be proven true.

This occurs due to a number of things. First, all observations have statistical inaccuracies attached to them. Nothing is ever 100% accurate. Thus because observations aren't 100% accurate, observations can never be used to prove a statement with 100% accuracy as a consequence.

Second, the universe is unknown and thus at any point in time we can suddenly uncover and observe a completely new piece of evidence that totally invalidates all previous hypothesis.

I know what you're talking about in your post. But when you truly understand science you will see that the line between truth and belief is actually really blurry. Science has given us zero verified truths. It has only given us probabilities and likelihoods that we just assume (aka believe) to be true.

In fact the foundations of science function off axiomatic assumptions that logic is real and probability is real. These two aspects of reality can NEVER be verified as they are the tools we use to verify other things.
100% and one of the great things about k8s is that this diagram applies to essentially any application. Standardisation is awesome.
Exactly this. Social media allows you to step in a pile of shit at the speed of light. If you are a public figure who is tied, by reputation, to a “brand” then you need to be aware of the circle of acceptable discourse for that brand and its audience. If you step outside the circle then the brand will quickly disconnect from you.

Is it a pleasant way to live? No. Is it solely the fault of “the left”? No, it’s the way of everything now.
Well, yes, because he studies intelligence and doesn’t mindlessly repeat socially acceptable nonsense. This necessarily means controversy. You’ll find that most researchers in that field are “controversial” in some way, but it really tells you more about how society views the results, not the people obtaining them.
Take a look at open source Ziti, it will work on any system, app or cloud - https://ziti.dev/ or https://github.com/openziti
I'd say it's a rather insecure platform if it's meant to evade surveillance. In a heavily censored state, the only types of people who'd use this platform are those who are against the state, and if the state gets hold of this application it's pretty easy to find out what's being shared just by walking close to one of the users who are most likely already in a watchlist.
Texas Hold'em poker is a pretty simple game to get started with.

Best way to get started is to borrow or buy a poker set (I bought a set for about $20) and invite some friends over. Usually someone knows the rules, or if not you can easily look them up online.

You can even just start with a pack of cards, and after getting used to it introduce the chips. If you like the game enough get some friends together, put in $10 each and make a night out of it.
That's a pretty good rundown of MMTs thinking. The government spends money into existence. When inflation starts to tick up, tax the money back out of existence.
In my own opinion, teaching the Xi Thoughts and communist ideals in school is a good thing, people in a country should learn about their ideology and their government. I don't see it as something negative at all.
Introducing your "metaphorical equivalent" whataboutism doesn't add anything to the conversation except illuminate your own biases.
No it doesn't. I was just pointing out that you weren't really saying anything in your comment.
Given that the follow up was invading Iraq, presumably to set up some sort of pincer or encirclement around Iran.
Fullstack Web Apps with Elm
It was mostly a joke, I'm a DS so I get arbitrary take homes rather than leetcode.

The more general point is that the algorithmic approaches from leetcode problems have not a lot of relation to what most programmers do all day, and as such, are less useful as a work-sample test.

Doing a take-home where you fix some bugs would probably work better (i.e. more correlated with outcomes) than leetcode interviews.
Sam Altman Q&A: about GPT-4 and AGI
Immortality isn't possible for this physical body – even the universe isn't eternal so how can the body, which is made up of the same elements can be? But, the idea and quest for eternity – if it's there in us – it must have come from somewhere. There must be something eternal within us which we have an intuitive awareness about so we develop a desire for that. In India, many human beings since ancient times have given their lives for realizing this essence and many did achieve a state of super consciousness while living; that is, fully united with this eternal essence within. This is what Buddha had achieved, so as Krishna, Rama and many others. Then there's no fear of death; there's no coming or going; a yogi doesn't die helplessly. She leaves this mortal coil by her own will when it's no longer useful to serve.
Chaos Mesh Helps Apache Apisix Improve System Stability
Super useful. You've created a fantastic tool here. Thank you.
Not sure if this is link spam or if you just didn't understand my question.
many, many millions can be approximately equal to 1bn. I am aware that they advertised a lot, but didn't have (and wouldn't trust) any figures provided on this, as I've seen how wrong they can be.
Fair enough, but they had gone down quite far down that exact same road before Jobs came back and their current trajectory is a replay. It's a consumer gadgets company now, and one that hasn't really innovated in the last couple of years.
DIY cloud gaming setup with VFIO, Parsec and AMD
This is a very novel use case to me. Could you elaborate why use this solution instead of a local VM, boot camp, or something like Stadia?

Seems that it would work quite well for turn based games (including auto save)
It seems like you're essentially implying the mean value theorem here. Because there exist some people who cannot do algebra (folks with mental disabilities), and there exist some people who can, there likely must be some sort of transition point where someone doesn't have mental disabilities but can't do algebra. In that graph, you're implying that "mental intelligence" is the independent variable(s) and algebraic ability is the dependent variable.

Another assumption is that the function is continuous. That's one I'm not sure about. I don't think there's a continuum between folks with mental disabilities and folks without. I think there's a discontinuity -- or perhaps overlapping spectrums on different dimensions -- but not a continuum. That's why many mental disabilities are the result of very concrete genetic variations. You can't have 80% of a generic variation. You either have it or you don't, which implies some sort of inherent discontinuity.

My guess would be algebraic ability is a normal distribution. But that's not a death sentence. People who might, because of genetics or more likely nurture/circumstance be unlikely to learn a lot in algebra, are not doomed to that fate. It just means it might require a lot more time and hard work for them and their teachers -- to the point where they might not find it feasible, and instead choose to do something else.
The industry should really use a different metric like "transistor count / area" because in 5 years TSMC will need to either go negative NM or 0.99 to 0.001 nm to keep the marketing slogans going.
Funny stuff.

I remember reading a comment by Professor Terry Tao, where he mentioned that one of his weaker areas of mathematics is "algebra". I guess he should have paid more attention in 9th grade math classes!
It really depends on how far away from the data center you are. I used to live close to Amsterdam and that felt basically local, even with a not-amazing internet connection. Right now I live in the Valencia (Spain), with a local and not very well paired ISP. There is lag, but it is just about acceptable for platformers and action/adventure games. I wouldn't recommend it for shooters.

The cost ended up being around 1€/hr when the instance was on, and 0.06€/day for the storage. I am sure this could be optimized (e.g. use snapshots and spot instance) - but I just couldn't be bothered to. For me it is worth it.
WTF, the personal information dashboard for your terminal
I'm a Northern European and just buy stock on the market. My union is pretty strong, and I enjoy healthcare and more than two weeks holiday I hear is typical in the states.

It's not altogether a good idea to have a lot invested in the company you work for, as if they go under, your stock is also not worth so much, and you might lose your income at the same time too.
You now seem to be talking about something else entirely.
MLK did not preach “color blindness”, in fact he explicitly warned against the duplicity of “moderate whites” such as yourself.
> Caveat: I still need Norwegian BankID to work with my SIM though.

Same in India, Banking & Payment apps need to verify that the SIM i.e. Phone number is indeed the one associated with the bank account and so they send SMS in the background at random intervals.

I don't do real-time communication and so I had the lowest tier prepaid carrier plan just for this purpose, But the oligopolies decided to remove SMS from the low tier plans suddenly and all my payment apps are now deactivated!

Meanwhile scammers continue to use phone numbers (SIM) bought dime a dozen with fake identity cards[1].

WhatsApp should never be forgiven for making phone number as a flawed identity of a living person, It's disappointing that Signal continued with it.

[1] https://twitter.com/Abishek_Muthian/status/14069649600815718...
This is great! Thanks
There are plenty of positive traits that are associated with Masculinity: Bravery, Boldness, Self-Sufficiency, Discipline, Self-Assured, Skilled, Strong, etc.

Of course this does not mean that these traits are somehow exclusive to or owned by Masculinity.
> Just a thought experiment: if you could "fix" those countries, why not start with Saudi Arabia, instead of China or Russia?

On account of them being tiny, they aren't a threat to freedoms outside of their own country. China on the other hand, is busy forging alliances with North Korea and Taliban. And threatening democratic Taiwan almost every other week with invasion.
Nice!

This is the kind of obvious tool that once it exists, you can’t really grok the fact it did not earlier, and that it took until now to exist.
Many orders of magnitude more effort has been spent on the latter to little avail.
Elective infanticide of females is one of the most important drivers of sex inequality worldwide. That's not opinion, it is an extremely well documented fact. Skuhn appears to view the world through an extraordinarily perverse lens, but I would not hold that against him, nor cease to do business with him over it, nor would it be my first encounter with the archetypal bigot for whom all civility and democracy are suspended the moment they do not get their own way.

Folk like this are precisely how Mozilla ended up replacing Eich with a parasitic CEO who immediately proceeded to destroy the business. Society's strength lies in managing and celebrating differences, not myopic, totalitarian uniformity. Folk like this are far worse for society than any temporary (and likely unenforceable) regulation, in one conservative region of an increasingly backwater nation trapped in what appears to be a permanent state of civil decay.
I appreciate that you're honest about wanting to ban renting residences.

That said, I see renting as a good option for many people.

For example, I didn't have the money to buy after college so I rented.

Even if I could have bought, I probably wouldn't have because I was reasonably sure that I wanted to move in a year or two.

If there weren't rentals, what should I have done?
The majority aren't.

Repeating my previous comment:

If you look at the raw numbers of how Boomers prospered in their life cycle and compare it to the trajectory of Millennials it tells a clear and jarring picture. Even more so for Gen Z which explain why they are eschewing capitalism at far greater numbers than Millennials ever did. Note: all of my comments applies to a lesser extent to GenX as well but AOC was referencing Millennials since she is one. The point is if you look at the trajectory from Gen X onwards it paints a picture of decline in most aspects of life.

You can pluck a small group from any generation and show that they are doing better. How is the cohort as a whole doing?

It appears that you are set in your ways and are not willing to actually look at how Gen Y and Gen Z are doing in reality. Every answer you have given is an excuse to lay blame on the millennials as if the majority of the generation made some critical mistake in their lives.

You are just too out of touch to reason with.
Custom integration samples for Linx (general purpose low-code)
Nothing is inherently a stream of bytes. If all you have is a stream of bytes without a context, you have absolutely no idea what it's supposed to be and no clue how to do anything useful with it.

The whole point of OP is that it should be easy - or at least possible - to access contextual meta-information. Because this makes it easier to to build tools that work with meaning automatically instead of relying on unreliable, partial, and/or broken manual context handling based on unstated or implied assumptions.
It will be very interesting if it turns out to be a stunt by the author and publisher. Xi won't care about the publishing of a book of a former vice president, actually, the publish of the book is probably good for him. My speculations anyway. I would love to read the book
It's the same party. Bob is an outside party. When my left hand owes my right hand it doesn't matter whether I have the intention of forgiving that debt or not, it is an internal matter, one that may show up on my balance sheet but it has no direct effect on my day to day affairs. Because just as it won't be forgiven it also won't be called in overnight or used to manipulate the market against me: I control both sides of that equation.

But with Bob that isn't the case.
I knew a guy who did this.

Couldn't believe the amount he took from parishioners.

He moved after his caper.

The minute I met him I knew he was a lying, but felt bad for feeling that way. I felt like I was judging him by race.
I am a certified EE and have a MA of fine Arts (film). Living in Europe where I had to pay 350 Euros per semester (which included a public transport ticket for the whole province), I didn't have to make a choice between the two. I did both because I was interested in both.

After university I was well equiped to do freelancer work in my field and earned well.

I don't think this "you have to be hard or else you won't survive"-mentality in the US is very beneficial to its society as a whole. Ideally you want to live in a society where everybody is well educated, healthy, happy, friendly and so on. Maybe it is a naive idea, but I think this is more achievable if there is collective investment into those goals rather than internal economical warfare where everybody is a army of one, except for the big corporations who will happily milk a atomized, divided population.

Yet I am constantly amazed by how much some of you guys endure. I just wish you wouldn't have to.