skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Just searching for tuner apps, in the first 10 or so results there were no options for me without ads or without "upgrade to pro" or "subscribe to us" or "3 days trial".

The first three had an ad-free option around 10-15 dollars to unlock, which is fair but the price of a good hardware tuner that will certainly last WAY longer than any of those apps and will operate 10x better.

The first one without the subscription is the Boss tuner, which is free, but has spammy notifications for Boss advertisements.

The first one that isn't complete crap is in position 30 or so.

So yeah, I'm gonna diss something I didn't pay for, and I didn't even download. Simply because those products are better off not existing for me as a consumer, since they lead to confusion and redundancy and prevent me from finding truly quality things.
Maybe not, but the kids I didn't have could be
The "race" was between compilers, GNU compilers in fact, not languages.
Oh, I think I see. With a queue the failure state is that everything times out. With a stack you risk sacrificing only the oldest requests and keep the newest alive.
rip-ping jorg
Meanwhile, they push for 'behaviour change' taxes for the plebs.
Yeah, my point is that you cannot militarily intervene and think you are done. Hell, even 20 years in Afghanistan wasn’t enough. Staying another 20-40 might have started to make a difference when the old guard starts dying off or grows too old to fight.

Britain was in India for 150 years and it was barely enough.
The only rational thing to expect from a company is to aim to be profitable, I suppose
What about not having kids because of government corruption? A violent police state that keeps growing? A multi-trillion dollar deficit that will never go away? Housing, Health Care, and Education expenses that grow at >3× the inflation rate? Chemical, Nuclear, and Drone warfare?
What do we know about Jesus's dick, would it have some special properties?
You mean his damage to American hegemony, right? They tend to hate it when they can't bully countries with their oversized military so no surprise that they villanise their deterrents. The hypocrisy is pretty sickening if a little amusing.

As far as I and the majority of Pakistanis are concerned, he's a hero.

Shame for India but it's laughable to suggest that India would not have escalated into a full out ground invasion into Pakistan if they did not have a massive deterrent.
Instead of asking your parent commenter to change cities, how about change the housing rules in the bay area to something sane? So more housing can be built, within reason? I find it depressing that 95%+ of the population needs to adjust to the other 5% of the population because of NIMBY, racism, entitlement etc etc.
Our greedy asses ripped the world apart for oil, imagine when the time comes to war for water. These fucks need slaves to run their future wars and since the world is being led by the MIC of all, who tf wants to bring in more soldiers for these greedy inbreds? The US military alone is the biggest polluter at this stage, oceans will have more plastic than fish. Your media psyop FUD did this and now it's time to patch the ship back up in your ductape. Have fun, these genes won't slave for you past this generation.
Look into courses by cantrill. Bought the Solutions Architect Associate course, it only cost 40 usd and its updated on the regular. His AWS Developer course is also pretty new, same price
Summary: things will be bad but quite OK still for Californian high earners, so carry on. That is, if you produce "democratic" children.

I would agree though that likely climate change is used as a virtue signal for people whom already decided to not have children for other reasons.

Such as economical ones. It's expensive to raise children but more importantly, the quality of life of those children is in strong decline, economically speaking.

High debt. Low job security. Low and stagnant wages. Unaffordable housing. Needing to compete with the entire world. High speed of change. Political instability. Accelerating inequality.

I imagine these to be important reasons. The general feeling that younger generations have it worse, with things getting ever worse, and never better. We lost our humanity, our economic system is beyond repair.
Interesting and beautiful
What government is that?
I wonder if the lessening of children's perceived obligations to parents is a factor, too. If cost of living is high but you expect your kids to look after you in your old age then that changes the risks.

A few generations of wild economic growth and thus less of a need for kids to look after their parents, shifting norms, and lag time in norms shifting back, perhaps. Though I don't really know if this fits.
It appears we are either talking about something different or otherwise not understanding one another.

Here's how the native datetime-local looks: https://i.imgur.com/7kNficu.png

How is that different from most or any JS frameworks with regards to DD/MM/YYY formatting?
How can a user filling in a date, confuse "12 juni 2018" (juni Dutch locale for "June") with the 06-12-2018? And if so, how does any JS based datepicker solve this instead?
I agree that some of the very wealthy will benefit from Brexit due to this, and they may have spent money trying to ensure it happened but the reason the vote was won by the leave campaign was for very different reasons.
I don't know the author, but i'd bet he is neither an engineer nor a physicist (nor a chemist).

Carbon removal is allegedly 1000$/Tons and prototype work for 500$/tons (i did not check this, i'll trust him). And then he add "There seems to be a Moore’s Law for this kind of thing, and when people calculate it out it looks like it’s going to get cheaper pretty quickly". Yeah, no, sorry, this is a weird take. It's like saying we have Moore's law for Carnot machines when our 10% efficient motor went to 20% efficiency and then 40%. Yes, looked like moore's law. But we do have physic constraints, and i think our best gas plant have a theorical efficiency of 55 to 60% max, and ICE motors are still around 30%, even for the best cars. When it's only size constraints, we can make Moore's law last for a while, but energetic and chemical constraints, you can have one or two breakthrough - and we had that historically- but you can't plot those breakthrough on a notebook chart.

Agree with some of his other points, also i guess the main reason not to have kids is economical.

But please, don't talk about climate drift solutions if you don't have studied the question. Physic is hard. I should know i failed and had to settle as a software engineer :)
Most (all?) the complaints here appear to be that specific libraries fail to implement the JSON spec in the way that the author has interpreted it. Some libraries try to 'help' by parsing things that they shouldn't, and some fail to parse things they probably should.

This is why we end up with so many JSON parsing libraries I guess, but it's not really a problem with the format itself, beyond the fact that clearer specs might disambiguate things and lead to less deviation.
The City is one of the world’s foremost financial centres exactly because of what went on under the carpet in the last 30 years… call it accounting proficiency in the beginning, facilitation next, hedging and venturing in the end. Of course, all kind of customers felt increasingly safe to do any sort of business, which started being exposed to the general public 15 years ago, the night Barclays almost went under, HSBC got caught with their trousers down, and Gordon Brown had to save the day in order not to declare systemic bankruptcy. The UK financial industry hugely benefitted from being half in, half out the EU… call it fortune, if you want.
RCU - Read, Copy, Update - A strategy for readers and writers, where the readers do not exclude writers (best as I can tell).
It's not really MBAs, more like "business rules cult". MBAs are just the primary vehicle through which these viral rules of operation have spread. For example, when I worked in semiconductor manufacturing in the 90s you'd constantly hear at management training seminars "reduce inventory because it costs money". Also "offshore because it's cheaper" and "outsource activities that aren't core to the business". Every single one of these things has a downside, often not visible until "bad stuff happens".

These trite rules get repeated so often they become like The Mandalorian "This is the way".

I think every industry is full of this kind of nonsense. Some closer to home examples : everything needs to be in the cloud; immutability is good; use 3rd party SaaS services for everything; code comments are bad; ...
Two Journalists Started an Argument in Boston in 1979. It’s Not over Yet
The suspect the problem with the point you're trying to make is that you're using the term "greed." Greed has implied immorality to it.

It wasn't "greedy" to ask for over $50M, because $50M was what was already invested into the company. When another company wants to acquire you, it is normal and expected for you to make profit on that acquisition. 3x current valuation isn't, to me, "greedy." Quite reasonable in fact.
That faith also come with the tendency to see companies as timeless entities which are to be served by people (i.e. gods), instead of being just a mean an end of providing wealth to society (i.e. tools).
> The bigger one is the growing gap between income and cost of living right above time and energy.

I've never bought this one. If this were true, you'd expect richer people and richer geographies to have higher birthrates, when in fact the opposite is true, and always has been for that matter.

When people give reasons for having or not having children, it is always an after the fact rationalization. Having children is inherently an irrational act, in a good way. It's something you do because you feeling compelled or called to do it, not because you spreadsheeted it and it makes sense. From an individual standpoint, having children almost never makes sense, but we all do it anyways and wouldn't give it up for anything.

If you want to know why people choose to have kids or choose not to have kids, you need to look at culture, not economics. In some ways the answer is simple. Cultures that don't value having children (or having many children) tend to get replaced by ones that do.
It's not difficult at all with the right equipment which is much cheaper than a car.

And that's even before you consider what a game-changer e-bikes are.

Weather is a non-issue. The main problem is fear of cars. It's a classic tragedy of the commons / race to the bottom for "safety" with giant SUVs. Maybe ADAS systems are one way out, but real safety ultimately requires safe bicycle infrastructure and scaling back the number of cars on the road.
I know one whose two children are younger than that who doesn't, so that is a provably useless generalisation. (And afaik it's not climate-motivated, could be, just no idea and wouldn't assume so.)
So you're in a local maximum, and are afraid to leave it? That's fine, but ... well, forgive me if I'm misinterpreting you, but your words give the impression that you're striving for mastery over life. One of the big gifts that parenthood gives you is freedom from the illusion that life is something that can be mastered
> called someone who was convinced his company was worth more a liar for saying he knew it.

No, that wasn’t the lie. From the horse’s mouth:

“I was intentionally pretending we had another offer, and he detected it.”

https://twitter.com/apartovi/status/1447324896904638467
I remember 30 years ago listening to how people were choosing not to have kids because of nuclear war and whatnot.

There’s always a reason for people with a negative outlook to choose not to have kids.

And that’s fine as parenting is an extremely personal choice.

It gets a bit annoying with use of the word “breeder” and stupid articles lauding #childfree and whatnot. But that’s easy for me to avoid along with other social media stupidity.

I don’t think these are rational decisions so I stopped trying to discuss with rational bases (eg, people are creative and produce more than they consume).
> The elderly drive into town to go to the grocery store. Yes, back in the day everyone grew all the things they needed on their land.

When I was a kid, and that wasn't a long time ago, we had grocery stores in every large streets, they all closed and relocated to the new commercial complex 5km outside of the city. My grandparents used to be able to literally cross the street and buy their food, now they have to rely on family member to go shopping for them.
electrons pop into higher energy orbitals when they absorb a photon, but electrons’ energy is represented as a voltage, while a photons energy is expressed as its frequency.

im no photonics engineer but iirc the attractive part is, you’re not dealing with charged particles anymore, so you can go even smaller with your “transistors” without getting interference.
I expect nothing from my children, or anyone else. I would rather take myself out than depend on someone cleaning after me in my old age.

But my conditions for having kids were only if they had significant security in quality of life and I would be able to spend time with them. I only had kids because my household income was at a level I deemed so, which is significantly above the median. I actually would have been fine with no children, but my wife wanted to experience being a mother.

The big difference in recent decades compared to all of human history is that today, people can have sex without risking having children due to very effective and convenient forms of birth control.

Edit: And women have financial independence so they can decide whether or not to have children on their own.
On mine, the textboxes are broken - overlapping other areas and rendered with a heavy blur.
In what way? Brexit has generally been extremely costly for london finance - having to establish and capitalise EU entities, loss of regulatory equivalence etc. There was more provision for fishing (<0.1% GDP) in the brexit agreement than there was for finance (10%+) which has largely been left to fend for itself.
> Furthermore, Resnet-50 is back to sota because of up-to-date training protocols, and every paper that claimed superiority was using outdated training techniques (or even none at all) for the baseline.

That's interesting, do you have a source? I've been thinking about switching to some fancy new architecture in prod, but wasn't sure it would be worth it.
Interest rates are low because the Fed has signalled that if the market charges large companies too much to borrow money, they'll just print money and lend it to those companies instead in order to drive interest down to a more acceptable level. Well, that's a bit of a simplification, but it's basically how the Fed's bond-buying program works.
I did this first https://www.hicetnunc.xyz/AIREGAN
The have exactly one view - that of a pro**nda bureau of a certain country.
I am currently experimenting with my own language wasp/angle:

https://github.com/pannous/wasp/wiki/

As you pointed out true GC is currently postponed, so no long running processes yet. The hope is to get the language finalized just in time when all wasm 2 features become standardized
What countries have racist and xenophobic immigration policies? I think it’s a good idea to improve immigration policy.
Embrace antinatalism. There are few reasons to have children and none of them are good.
It has a lot to do with the regulations and probably more to do with the fact that in Finland they require the regulations actually to be fulfilled. This was written in the contract and Areva-Siemens was aware of the requirements at the time of the signing. They gambled and lost.

Interestingly the City of Helsinki is now considering compact nuclear reactors as a replacement for the energy source required for district heating.

https://yle.fi/uutiset/3-12098463 (in Finnish only)

Currently they are running on coal which is to be replaced by a bio fuel (wood chips) based power plant by year 2024. Many are not happy about the projected increase of traffic from trucks bringing in the bio fuel. The nuclear option will not happen due to too many diehard Green party voters in Helsinki but it is a sign of the times. Even the Green party in Finland is at least partly supportive to nuclear power.
Japan seems to be in a bad spot in last 30 years and there are some voices that it was all caused by their failed monetary policy. Guess who makes this policy? The central bank.

You can check "princess of yen" ( https://youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3Dp5Ac7ap_MAY ) which is one of the few sources that talks about it.

And the saying that "QE is going withot serious inflation" is a joke - people literally cannot afford homes since investment funds got bailed out (central bank is holding the bag) - and now those funds have free cash to buy out anything: homes, resources..
At the most basic level maybe, but at some point they're not worth talking about at the same level. Saying that someone thinks we should exterminate a race of people may be a "political stance" by the most strict definition of the word, but calling it that casually elevates it out of the heinous area in which it belongs to something similar to people arguing about infrastructure spending priorities.

There are certain "political stances" which cannot coexist with a peaceful, modern society.
It could also be interesting to define multiple subsets of sneakers - "2021 avant garde sneakers", "skate-inspired shoes", "2010s most popular shoes in the NBA" (based on https://ballershoesdb.com/ or a similar database). It could be cool to start with a model trained on a subset of sneakers, and tweak/combine things from there.
You shouldn’t have to ask. The GPL requires that the distributor either sends the source code alongside the binaries, or that the distributor sends along an explicit written offer to send the source code. If you, as a recipient of binaries, did not get such an offer, and no source code was sent along the binaries either, the GPL was violated. There is no recovery from this, even if the distributor sends the source code on request.
Brilliant!

What is your story, how did you come up with this idea?

How long did it take until now?

Where are you based?
Security is in principle the same as in desktop Linux, which is not bad at all. See also: https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/community-wiki/-/wikis/Freque...

Usability suffers indeed, but the software updates will never end and it is improving rapidly.
It’s almost like we thought that coal- and nuclear- shaming was all the planning that we needed to switch to renewables and avoid an energy crunch.

We mock Bitcoin, but China isn’t just shutting down Bitcoin, but also its steel and aluminum foundries, its semiconductor fabs, and adjacent industries to cut power demand. They need to limit blackouts during winter to stave off popular uprisings.
The article says which password to use.

Interestingly, in solaris 2.6 from the 1990s you were still offered the option of no password for root. Surprised me to see that.
No GPU acceleration which makes it (as understandable as the choice is) kind of a pain to use.
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They used to be a low-cost carrier but they're pretty average now in terms of cost. They've been replaced at the lower-end by Spirit.
I have a 3 months old daughter and for the people here writing that it should not be a point, or it should be a point, I can only say it is the wrong way of thinking about it.

If you have a child, the first thing you want is that the child is safe and healthy.

And you start to think what can you do better and what should change in the world so that your kid/baby has it better.

So in the end, if just 50% of the scenarios of climate change are true, you will change your behavior.

It's the same with eating candy or other unhealthy stuff. You will stop eating it because you want to show your kid/baby what is healthier for her/him.

So I would say we need more kids in the world if we want to have a better future.
The first Google search result often leads to a virus
"If I'm putting together a festival in a city park to raise money for cause X (while providing some value to the local denizens), that's a good thing, but the municipality shouldn't have to pay my security costs."

Why not? Are these 200 people that came to donate to my 'save a goat' charity not deserving security? Do they not pay taxes? If they were instead having drinks in a pub, the police could just take a day off?

Where does this lead us, what if you cannot afford to pay, is police going to deliberatly avoid that location?
and I actually made the sneakers from the GAN
https://www.aire-gan.com
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Hey I had ear muscle issue after one trip too. It does come back occasionally (seems to weirdly correlate with eating Indian food (!) or big alcohol hangovers).

Was the feeling same as when you tightly shut your eyes? It's the Tensor Tympani muscle, but I'm not sure what could be causing it to spasm exactly.
Many comments saying sports and streaming is hard work. Well, no doubt it is. Many pulling 12h or 16h work days. I agree.

Nevertheless, anyone that manage to have 5+ millions USD in property and savings before they are 30 got to a level of wealth in 10 years that 90% of people will not achieve in a lifetime.
Nice listings by the way
Raising a child takes a village. Parents desperately need the kid-free time offered by aunts, uncles, grandparents, friends, trusted neighbours et cetera.

Moving to a completely different city, away from all your established social networks is a good way to ensure you'll burn out from having to raise your children without any help.
The idea is complete nonsense. Even with absolute worst case climate change scenarios, the average person will have a quality of life vastly above basically anyone in the past. Especially during the Middle Ages when plague was killing people in the street. Yet those people still had families and children.

This is a cultural phenomenon, not a rational one, and has more to do with the West’s lack of a coherent worldview in our post-Christian age. It’s a problem of nihilism.

The “interesting” part is that this, like all scenarios, has evolutionary consequences. People that don’t buy into the climate change = I don’t want kids narrative will out-reproduce and out last those that do. The future isn’t a small society of rationalist childfree vegans, it’s comprised of people that have a lot of kids.
Would you like to address the arguments in my post instead of going "Na-ah, you're wrong, I'm right"?
The pendulum swung too far and now we realise that everything we got used to isn't sustainable, the alternatives aren't viable because we made cars a requirement for virtually everything. We'll have to make sacrifices, the future of humanity isn't 12B of people with Teslas
I had a family member who was in their 60s and had a long, rational reason for not having kids.

I learned that they had 5 miscarriages with their partner. So the rationalization was for a decision that was made for them.

Cost of living is a comically facile argument as there’s huge swaths of rural America that are extremely cheap to live in. Especially as a digital worker.

It’s hard to live in NY or SFO, but it’s comically easy to live in South Carolina in an exurb 90 miles out of a major metro area. Like $100k house at 3% and fast internet easy.
That's true, though they did write their own client UIs.
Reminds me Rozin's mechanical mirrors.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kV8v2GKC8WA