skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Two parents work 5 days a week because family houses cost so much they're unaffordable unless you have two parents working.

If the norm was instead working 2/3 days a week for less pay, there would be less money to spend on houses, so prices would come down (because the money that's charged is what can be afforded)

But part time jobs are nowhere near as common as full time jobs - especially for professionals.

Having parents looking after kids is a far better solution than outsourcing parenting to an external company, but it's far less profitable, and reduces things like GDP and stock markets, which is bad.
Obviously, empirically, an extremely large group of people do yea.
I firmly believe that one of our greatest current failures as a society is the extent with which we completely accept these types of dystopic conditions - every single action we take and word we type is surveilled, permanently stored with zero recourse, analyzed or blocked by untransparent third-party data leviathans that share few of our own interests, and often sold, shared, and completely neglected while data breaches happen en masse. Not only do we have virtually no ability to opt out of this, but these practices now begin the moment someone is born.

When I was younger I spent a lot of my time advocating for privacy, informing people of how bad the state of surveillance was, how bad it would be in the future, and what we could do to improve things. Eventually this turned out to be very bad for my mental health, because I not only realized most people didn't give a shit, but also that no matter what I did, I had no power to improve things by what felt like a even single epsilon.

With the advances we're making in hardware and machine learning, I think we are setting ourselves up for future disasters that we have barely begun to imagine - our entire society's communications and thoughts are owned by everyone except ourselves, and our ability to analyze, predict, and censor the populace with this extreme centralization of power and data is currently being scaled up even more by every tech/ad/communications corporation (and government) in the world.

I still try to do what I can, but it feels like I'm able to do less and less with each passing year; I am constantly forced to use products and services that do terrible things with the data they collect on me, yet it is increasingly becoming something outside of my control. Perhaps this makes it obvious why normal people rarely try to use privacy-preserving software and practices: they recognize how difficult and hopeless the endeavor is, and they'd rather not dedicate their lives to such an impossible feat such as communicating privately with their friends and family. The only things I can really hope for here is that we get an actual data protection law or basic consumer bill of rights in countries like the US, but I don't see this happening any time soon.

I also predict that the general populace will recognize the vast importance of this issue in the future (whether that is +5 or +30 years, I have no clue), but likely only after some very terrible events occur (it would seem the current state of advertisements, data breaches, mass surveillance, and censorship is nowhere near what it will take). This comment turned out to be more negative and hopeless than I had wanted, so I'll add that I also donated to the EFF - they seem to be pretty principled and helpful in this area, and they also sent me a cool T-shirt. I'm fortunate that I'm able to use software like Signal/IRC/Matrix with my close friends, but I wish that everyone else could be given the right of private self-expression and communiucation as well.
Youtube forcing a subscription on everybody would be self-sabotage. Their existence and ability to make profits rests entirely on ads. And while the ads could be more ethical, they choose instead to track people in every possible way, exploiting their identity and fingerprint on the platform -- and outside the platform -- for maximum profit. So the ads are not a choice, but the soul of the product. Peertube, instead, does not exist to make profits.

So yes, exploited by ads.
Federation for the HospEx community (Couchsurfing alternatives)
Eveltio Is for Productivity and Business
Nobody until those employers start paying enough and stop making the job harder for the sake of policies that only serve the employers interests.

can't get workers to work hard 8 hours a day doing hard labor, maybe add more breaks than the minimum you are legally required to? Or maybe stop suspending the workers next two shifts because they were 5 minutes late from traffic 1 too many times? Maybe consider that threatening to fire workers if they don't work late or overtime isn't productive? Maybe stop paying minimum wage which hasn't risen with inflation or rent prices and increase your prices out to compensate or consider that if baseline worker wages have risen slower than inflation, but management's wages has risen faster than inflation, you've had to do so off the back of your workers ability to have spending money outside of barely living.
> Mellanox ConnectX-6 Dx - Support for NIC kTLS offload

Wild, didn't know nVidia was side-eyeing such far-apart but still parallel channels for their ?GPUs?.

Was this all achievable using nVidia's APIs out-of-the-box, or did the firmware/driver require some in-house engineering :)
But that's the thing with deposits, people treat it as cash and don't even think of the credit risk. Companies are free to offer investments to the general public right now, but it is also heavily regulated to make sure that investors understand the risk they are taking. Banks do not have to at the expense of tens of thousands of pages of regulation in every jurisdiction (and that's probably low estimate).
Empty land doesn't get sick. The people in Sweden are concentrated in one fairly dense area, Stockholm.

I don't think the overall #people/surface area of the country is something meaningful to compare.

I hypothesize that comparing Sweden and Germany is about the same as comparing Stockholm to an average of German cities. I don't have the German and Swedish skills to find and compare the data though
It's shameful that there is no real opposition in Russia.

Looking on Latin America it's always ends with something violent.

On the other side: in Asia it's usually transforms into something not that bad, e.g. South Korea.
Fun read, but for me misses a pretty crucial 'feature to look for': Having multiple human players. Surely that is a great route to emergent gameplay? Reading the title of this post I just assumed DayZ and Arma 3 would be in there somewhere. Cool list anyway :)
Hi, author of Sycamore here. What kind of ergonomic improvements are you thinking about? If this is something actionable, it would be great if you could open a new issue on our repo.
I'm all with you. I'm denouncing the dogma that put women to work. It doesn't imply that women should be kept off the work force.
It's not working for me on Firefox 92.0. It hangs on "Initializing...", with a single error on the console which says

Loading Worker from “http://libgen.crypto.ipns.localhost:8080/dist/257fb50677e116... was blocked because of a disallowed MIME type (“text/plain”)
How much loss happens in the system?

Do you need a constant stream fresh water, or just a big initial injection?
I enjoyed learning that everyone is skeptical… about different things.

It helped add a lot of clarity and understanding for different viewpoints, because you can begin an information exchange by first trying to parse what someone is skeptical about.

One person’s skepticism is another person’s conspiracy theory.
Those are the general stimulus payments, the upthread comment is referring to the temporary boost in unemployment to on-average full-replacement level instead of around 2/3, along with the temporary removal of job search requirements.
> Likely as a result, they had a sophisticated IP licensing and commercialization operation

Because UF fucked up the Gatorade deal so badly.

I went to UF and worked for a seed investment fund that spun technology out of UF's research labs (and later one of their portfolio companies).

Their research to company pipeline is a beast because they're deathly afraid of making that mistake again.
A lot of the generic risk averse advise is good enough for a very broad population

Even in the sources mentioned in this article, as well as the reddits mentioned in other comments.

Its just overly risk averse to be plainly wrong in some cases. But not wrong enough that you wont be fine, they just dont really tolerate deviance enough.

You need to know when to graduate and leave the playpen.
The necromancy! Facebook already does this. Terminator dons the skin of a fresh corpse and tries to sell you a phone plan.
> Designers make products whose endgoal is money, artists make artworks whose endgoal is meaning.

I don't think that's a useful classification or that those are even mutually exclusive. How would you group Michelangelo and his incredibly expensive commissioned works for instance?
If that is possible and happens, why bother with whole passport thing is first place? Seems kinda pointless if there isn't surefire solution either way.
your dialog with your wife is one way to live, of many

IIR from the Pew Research Foundation on Family in the United States, less than fifty percent of all children in the US have two married parents, across all demographics and education levels, minus the one-percent highest income bracket.

lots of people in the city here with children, almost entirely the women.. the men are out of the picture for lots of reasons.. a non-zero percentage of young children have not met their biological father. The dental hygenist told me a month ago she has five kids of various ages and their father "lost his green card" and is gone.. she was cheerful and matter-of-fact. A plain spoken man in his fifties told me he has five children with three women and he never married any of them. This is not "terrible" it is true in his own words, he complains about the women and changes the subject.
There’s no peertube app for my devices —- I’m not going to watch YouTube on my computer
For a long time, Google Finance [1] & SeekingAlpha [2] were great sources of content on financial information. The former had great charting/data, but it is completely changed now. The latter, although it was not targeted towards beginners, provided a great amount of value in both articles, has depth of coverage across asset clasess, and the comments sections, but the site is now paywalled..

Mr Money Moustache [3] & Financial Samurai [4] are both good sources of Financial Independence type of content.

I used this in conjunction with:

r/personalfinance (great for thinking about spend to saving/investment ratios)

r/wallstreetbets (best for binary bets and high opportunity situations - only use with a speculative small percent )

r/realestateinvesting (all RE of course)

r/investing (general stuff)

There are a number of high quality videos on Youtube that I have found to be particularly good, depending on your own financial situation. Dave Ramsey, although maligned, is great for those with debt problems. I have no debt, and so his content has limited application for me.

I also read Investopedia [5] for general terms, Tastytrade [6] for options coverage, and many brokers provide a large amount of free content to understand investments.

[1] https://www.google.com/finance/

[2] https://seekingalpha.com/

[3] https://www.mrmoneymustache.com/

[4] https://www.financialsamurai.com/

[5] https://www.investopedia.com/

[6] https://www.tastytrade.com/
I personally find that the most uncivilized people always come dressed in suit and tie.
I’m nit sure about that.

If a lot of extraction is done, geysers and other surface geothermal activity reduce or stop. Rotorua, New Zealand had these issues back in the 1980s when everyone had a private bore. Blocking them up helped a lot.

https://www.geothermal-energy.org/pdf/IGAstandard/Japan/1997...
New variants have changed the face of the pandemic. What will the virus do next?
Sure, job security for many has collapsed in a way that makes traditional jobs less appealing. That's a good insight. But "everybody wants to follow their dreams and go into business for themselves!" is sort of an LOL Hacker News caricature. Low-wage workers already knew they had no job security. They didn't need a pandemic and recession to show them that.

What I want to know is why aren't wages going up? Isn't that the textbook free market thing that should happen when the entire economy is having trouble hiring?
Granted a buffer zone of influence?

Let me rephrase that for you from the perspective of someone who lived on Russia's doorstep for many years.

You mean to say "Maybe if we let Russia subjugate a lot more people and confine them into an evil exploitative system against their will".

That's the big difference between Europe's zone of influence and Russia's zone of influence. People want to be part of the EU (the greatest thing that ever happened to the country I was born in). People want to give their lives to not be part of Russia.
There are in fact transports for Telegram on the XMPP network.

https://jabber.hot-chilli.net/server-specifications/#Transpo...

https://www.jabbim.com/home.html
I know what you mean but keep in mind that the kind of jobs you can score as a newbie are - for that very reason - also quite limited.

But just to be clear: no-one claimed that you cannot learn any new skills outside you work. The point was really more about the difficulty of demonstrating that you actually have said skills, and not just say you do.
Code is read far more often than it is written. Optimize for readability.
> However for the rest of the metal subculture and in particular practically lived culture at concerts, communities and so on I have to say I don't think there is an invasion of reactionary politics. Metalheads are some of the most anti-authoritarian and generally accepting people around.

I'd add that it's pretty accepting waaaay beyond politics. Metal is about exploring all sorts of wicked stuff after all. It's weird when people are fine with all sorts of gore yet.. God forbid someone takes interest in wrong kind of mythology. It's even more weird when people get surprised that a rebellious subculture goes on to rebel against mainstream norms.

Is it still metal if you play only what you're allowed to play and don't explore beyond what is accepted? :)
It was well thought out too, hard to spam with fake comments etc.

My family hosted people for a year or two and we were never empty. The appeal of a family home with a private room that had dozens of reviews from well travelled guests was so overwhelming people would take an air mattress in my study if the private room was taken by others. We regularly had multiple groups of people staying. Our record was 11 which included 6 German 19yr olds who had a campervan but wanted access to a shower after a week in the Australian summer together.

We also were contacted by one person who was trapped in one of those "We paid for your travel here so we've confiscated your passport and you work in our shop until we decide you've paid your debt" situations. We gave her the comfort to know she had a place to stay and then a friend and I went round to collect her, he was accidently still wearing his police uniform from work, so unsurprisingly we recovered her passport quite quickly.

It was a truly great site at that time, I stayed in a few places using it, but switched to AirBnB when I could no longer find places to stay in the cities I needed to visit.
Not sure what you mean a single graph from twitter? There are 6 graphs, a couple of bar charts and quite a lot of other data. And Sweden having a different policy that seems quite popular with Swedes had not much to do with portfolio returns as far as I can see.
Indeed. I bought my OnePlus 3T in early 2018 and still using it.

Before that, I've owned jiayu on Android 4.4 from 2014.
> The post is from 2018.

What do you mean by that sir? :)
Delayed healthcare doesn't fit in there. That's directly related to covid, whether there's lockdowns or not. No lockdowns means you can't get healthcare because the doctors and nurses are busy with covid patients
Patent Law and Tech Improvement
On the question of what3words being inadequate. I believe I’ve read of a patent law that allows the breaking of a patent, by a company that has improved an originally patented subject.
I really like this initiative, especially the way it strives to bring together multiple platforms in a unified approach. The Fediverse is strongest if higher levels of interoperability are reached, and for this new type of application it helps if there is standardization to the ActivityPub [0] / ActivityStreams [1] protocol extensions that may be developed as part of this project.

[0] https://www.w3.org/TR/activitypub/

[1] https://www.w3.org/TR/activitystreams-vocabulary
Would depend on the folks probably.

I'm in my early 20s, and know what a 3.5" floppy looks like, but I know others who don't.

Also, of those of us who do there's probably a 50% chance that we'd say "3D printed save icon" as a joke!
Unfortunately the Delta variant is sufficiently contagious that there will be no significant herd immunity effect to protect the unvaccinated. I encourage everyone to get vaccinated if they can, but vaccinated people can still spread the virus. Eventually almost everyone will be exposed.

https://www.businessinsider.com/delta-variant-made-herd-immu...
Poor to poor
That’s a very aggressive posture. I would say HN is one of the best moderated places online where people of opposing beliefs can debate in good faith. I think casting the entire community as -phobic is very unfair.
the rounded symbols for 'database' icons are based on some ancient storage medium used in early mainframes - magnetic drum memory I think
Or they sucked up the martians atmosphere like in spaceballs and later found out that's a bit too much "atmosphere" ;)
So it looks like a better title would have been "saving the state of the turing machine on the bitcoin blockchain", as the claim of Turing completeness[1] seems disingenious - bitcoin script itself has no looping constructs and is decidedly non turing complete. The user has to call the contract as many times as necessary to ensure that Turning machine transitions between states, and the same user checks that the computation terminated.

1: The claim is "It is straightforward to adapt the Turing machine contract above to implement any other Turing machines, by simply changing the states, the symbols and transition function. Thus, any Turing machine can be simulated on Bitcoin, conclusively proving Bitcoin is Turing-Complete by definition. QED."
>Ferrari 355 challenge

Didn't they basically take the arcade version and put it on a disc? I vaguely remember reading somewhere that the arcade hardware was very similar to the Dreamcasts hardware so it took comparatively very little effort to port it over.
Technology has also made it easier to be an artist, tools often automate what took artists countless hours to perfect. This exacerbates the issue making “art” a technical skill and not a creative endeavor. The problem is that no matter how technical it gets, treating art as something that can be artificially constructed leaves things very blatantly soulless. In the modern era everyone can be an artist but only the exceptional will thrive, and art being an endeavor you can thrive on instead of struggle is what’s unique about the times we live in.
submitter, cishet dude, and long-time admirer of your work here.

I posted the link because i was impressed with your usual style and level of detail and thoughtful work.

it wasn’t my intention to feed the trolls; perhaps i haven’t spent enough time on Svalbard? :)
It's the same argument that was used to restrict voting to landowners. It's a fallacy. Lots of people are careless or misguided even with their money and there is no indication that rich people, who are those that can afford unsubsidised higher education, are better at running a country than poorer ones. And even if that were not the case, you don't spend public money like a family budget.

I am not quite sure how rewriting history somehow validates your argument. The USSR was in a very specific situation and you'll never know how a democracy would have fared. In all likelihood, a democracy would not have ended up in that specific situation anyway.
if it was SAP or Oracle, we'd be reading this on their sites instead :)
So it sounds like this technique would work for any aircraft with the rear landing gear aft of the center of lift? Or is this the g280 special for some other reason?
I know I can consistently rely on uBlock Origin, and they have established a pretty good reputation. Plus I really like the "block element" feature, an opinion I've seen mentioned here before.
Probably "feature factory". A group that exists just to churn out what they're told to do, versus a group that works with their customers to build what the customers actually want/need.
Arguably that line of Python wouldn't do very good - you'd want choices that maximize the difference as opposed to be merely something random, this is harder than it appears; and the distribution of words is also uneven enough (both in relative frequency of word usage, and also in lexeme "density" w.r.t how many terms there are for some domains and how few for others) that pure random sampling would be not a good option.
Do immersive sims count?

https://rawg.io/collections/extended-list-of-all-immersive-s...
Thank you for sharing these suggestions :)

I will try them in my next 'free time' window and maybe add some update to the article.

Regards.
Yeah. Half of that is R&D right now. $400 billion to develop and buy the craft.

Then another 0.5-1 trillion dollars over 50 years to keep them flying. An astronomical waste of money.
Video data does not stream over AWS. AWS is used for everything else though.
I’m not involved with law or lawyering. Researching this subject now because I love the what 3 words app as it stands, and I appreciate the critics and criticisms
Is this hyperbole or a serious statement? Kids broken and domesticated? tyranny normal and natural?

What tyranny? What domesticated kids? You are living in a weird world where everything would be a slippery slope, if you truly believe this. You might need some help here.
This conspiracy theory that telegram is a secret KGB project and all bans are kind of promotion campaign - I heard it a lot of times.

More frequently as a joke but sometimes you start thinking: "what if?"
Depends on the system used, but open cycle is the most common because of simplicity, and cost.

> How much loss happens in the system?

For an open cycle system it is 100% obviously.