skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Well, I couldn't find a setting to drop the menu into the 16:10 area, but the notch really doesn't take up much space, at least on the 16" screen. I haven't found an app that has enough menus to hit it yet. IntelliJ had the most. So if you are actually considering dropping $3k on a laptop soon, then I'd say go to an Apple store and check it out.
I believe that to be conflating conscious thought and unconscious thought.

The brain has to be able to do fairly complex physics simulations just predicting how fast you’re going somewhere or wether a projectile flying through air will hit you.

Consciously doing that is extremely hard (most people can’t do that math) but thatms just because consciousness is computationally inefficient.

Most brain computation is unconscious and doesn’t have that limit.
My LG TV wouldn’t upgrade without me consenting to it.
The welfare queen meme that somehow having kids is a net income gain for poor people simply isn't true, and never was. Kids are incredibly expensive, and there really isn't much economy of scale with them.

The reasons why poor people have more kids has been well known among public health and economic researchers for years. It's lack of family planning and economic opportunities.
Companies like square space and wix will host your content for very little, and provide all the tools you need. Google Sites is free. I share content in Google docs.
It is unethical to say that you are administering a medicine when you are not doing it, except in trials to which the subject has agreed.
I am in a similar situation to mattowen_uk. Venlafaxine has been the best for me and I was eventually able to work through the side effects. Communication with your partner is key and if I find I can't reach orgasm, I can pay more attention to her. In some ways, it has been a very good thing, allowing me to be open and honest in the bedroom and out.

I too am older, so I totally understand how sexual side effects could be brutal for someone younger and in the active dating scene. If this is you, please know you are not alone. Depression is a literal killer. With a bit of work tuning the amount and type of medication, things will get better.
Is there a reason we wouldn’t limit the incentives to the first 2-3 kids?
Tax people less, repeal all welfare, repeal zoning laws, and increase minimum wage
> who would the losers be?

Anyone holding USD.
I think it's what happens when you have a sex toy marketing department, in a largely commoditized product segment, where the majority of product is a branded Chinese clone.

"What makes ours different?"
I find, just for me personally, there is not more than 1-2 new songs I want to listen to per month. Buying the songs saves a few bucks (not a noticeable amount in my monthly budget to be honest) and also more directly funds the artist compared to streaming.
I've had to focus on accessibility in our product lately, and learning to use a screenreader created a whole new version of this concept.
Learn You a Haskell for Great Good! is aimed at people who have experience in imperative programming languages but haven't programmed in a functional language before.

http://learnyouahaskell.com/
Fortunately we get paid either way :)
I don't think so, but a Sony Android TV would also meet these requirements.

HN is generally down on integrated TVs, but the truth is that they're honestly fine nowadays, and much more likely to have robust integration of services than boxes are. And if support goes downhill after a while, you can buy a box then when there will maybe be better options.
Firestore isn't really a client side database then either. It is certainly also querying results from a server.
Disagreed. We have corpoeations/Private Equity Firms buying up property to squeeze out as much money possible from these places. Creating an artificial inflation of housing costs and making a UBI look untenable. If the property rush wasn't happening we wouldn't see this. A decent UBI would adjust with the cost of living. Including handling a price surge like this.

Edit to add: More than just a UBI would be needed for the surges probably. Perhaps a more functional Congress would be needed too, at this point.
I never even look at the menu/home screen on my TV. I plug in a Chromecast, set it to the right HDMI input and cast everything I want to watch. Wouldn't have a clue if my TV is displaying ads in the menus.
My extreme political opinion is that no one should be allowed to own more than one property in which they do not reside.

Edit: To clarify - if you own two properties, rent one, and live in the other, you own one property in which you reside and one property in which you do not reside.
I almost can't work without the radio on. I can buy the comment that said we want people near us to work. I like working at home with the radio on, no one will bug me, but maybe it feels like people are around?
I don't know if that's due to UBI-esque covid stimulus money so much as crazy supply/demand constraints exacerbated by remote-work-enabled migration from expensive cities to cheaper suburbs.

My wife and I looked at a single family home in 2017 in Boise that was $400k. That was a bit out of our price range at the time. 4 years and a few raises later $400k is now in our price range for a house, but now the same house is $800k. Sigh...
Ummm I’m pretty sure the cialis is keeping the blood engorged where it needs to be. Why not try an experiment, lose the cialis and see if you can “keep it up” so to speak. (This is not medical advice, I’m speaking hypothetically fyi)
That's just bias and ignorance. Fertility is positively correlated with wealth and income, not negatively.

"We found that the relationship between wealth and fertility was much more likely to be positive than negative."

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4822433/
France has a great system. You can’t rent a house unless the rent is under 1/3rd of your income. It’s not legally enforced, but is very difficult to rent for more of your pay check.

Unlike ireland where rents can be 60% of your take home pay.
Good. Makes it even easier to ignore it.

And regardless, why bother building with a fancy box with this when the CPUs and GPUs available for the mini-ITX are going to be 10,000 times slower than the M1 and 100,000 time slower than the M1 Max?

Not going to throw money on something and build a computer that is already going to be behind the state of the art.

Given that Linux is coming to Apple Silicon machines, it is already going to blow whatever available parts you build with this mini-ITX out of the pacific ocean.
> and operated entirely in the US.

The problem is that it sent copyrighted files to Germany (outside the U.S.). The court order only demands to stop this.

I doubt that the order is enforcible on U.S. soil. But if individuals associated with an uncomplying organization set foot in or have assets in a territory where the order could be enforced, they risk real consequences.
Rent and housing prices have already been increasing. Maybe they’ve been increasing more this past year, but even if so it could be blamed on other things.

Lots of people didn’t have to pay rent last year, so landlords (especially smaller ones) had to increase rent for those who could. Also other prices are increasing from inflation and supply shortages.

As long as the price of inflation doesn’t completely cover UBI (which is possible but imo unlikely), it will be at least partly effective.
Declaring great success at the moment a course of action of decided on is going to be more productive for generalized cynicism than stories of bad things that have actually happened.

Pretend this were reported as "Long Beach allows containers to be stacked higher in order to deal with a glut of empty containers" rather than Randian Superhero Casually Solves Port Problem, and Miraculously the Parasitic Bureaucrats Are Forced to Listen to Him by the People of Twitter, and By the Way, Why Can't We Demolish Neighborhoods and Replace Them With SROs?

Wouldn't more cynicism be engendered by the second story than the first if the change turns out to be ineffective or even destructive?
If it's so easy to build a coding tutorial website, then what advantage does Codecademy have beyond name recognition? So you're not competing with their tech, you're competing with their marketing. You say bad taste, I say good marketing.
Well, rents in big cities have dropped significantly as remote work has taken over: https://zumpermedia.s3.amazonaws.com/blog/wp-content/uploads... . Then again, rents in secondary cities like Austin and Boise have increased: https://www.kvue.com/article/money/economy/boomtown-2040/aus..., https://boisedev.com/news/2021/07/28/boise-rent-prices-up-39.... So, as always, "it depends." But this doesn't seem driven by poor people getting money from the government; it does seem related to affluent remote workers fleeing coastal cities.

I have to doubt that recipients of pandemic benefits are the ones buying $800k houses and driving the housing boom.
Tony Hsieh delusional from drug use, malnourished in final years, court docs say
That wouldn't be universal
Absolutely not, their panels suck.

The only budget manufacturers that give two shit about quality seem to be Hisense, TCL and Vizio.
Children are expensive. Dunno if a UBI will cover even half of the cost. Unless you "Harry Potter" the poor tikes.
It wouldn't have any of the DRM keys for mainstream services.
When they skimp on what they buy for their kids so they can buy what name brand junk they want for themselves with the balance, and then spend cash on something like expensive earbuds, or one of the vice-lane purchases, I'm going to judge.

Freedom means freedom to make poor decisions, but when that money was given to you by taxpayers and is specifically earmarked to feed your kids, not spending it on your kids makes you a bad person.
i mean this isn't even a hack. they just used normal trading.
Not the poster, but exercise and diet really helps with my side effects. Sometimes I think about tapering off or trying some other drug, but then I get scared. I don't want to go back into the tunnel of depression.
Constant fear mongering propaganda would not be necessary if the fear was justified.
The standard's requirements for the standard library types don't imply any corresponding requirement for types you define yourself. If you want to write a container which can't reasonably do O(1) size() then you just don't do O(1) size(). If such a container was added to the standard library, the standard library's Container requirements will be adjusted to permit that.
And the rest will be captured by predatory lenders. I too am a fan of the concept but there are a lot of incentives in the US in particular that work against the idea.
Mine is firstname@firstnameLastinitial.dev and it makes people stumble, especially the .dev, also it's kind of rare nowadays but some sites don't think thats a TLD.
> It's not like they read all the books either

The point of having a library (personal or otherwise) is not to read every one of the books cover to cover. Knowing where to find a particular book and how to look up what you need inside is incredibly valuable. (Indeed, many books become less useful to keep around after you have read them)
Acrobat and PDF Expert are two great bets for editing a PDF on the iPad.

As a counter-piece of anecdata:

With connectivity, VS Code runs on an iPad, blink mosh terminal client, remote desktops of all kinds, etc. Without connectivity, various code editors with full syntax highlighting and git sync, to the point I've been handling enterprise software dev via iPad Pro for several years now. It used to be hard, now it's trivial.

Since circa 2017 I've only taken MacBook Pro on a trip if I'm somewhere more than 3 weeks, and ever since the keyboard with trackpad and now the Xbox controller for Xbox cloud gaming, I'm not even sure I need that. The MBP is probably a crutch.

Given the portability, true lap top usability, all-day battery life, built in cellular connectivity, ability to transform into a Kindle or touch device, etc., along with tools needed to code both online and offline, most devs with an iPad Pro 12.9 can ask, "What's a computer?"
I never understood this but I'm still open minded. How would it not just lead to inflation? You're saying it actually has but I also think our circumstances right now are a bit complicated so I'm not entirely convinced yet.
> you can't just say "the unknowns are the greatest threat" because they are unknowns and by definition you don't know anything about them

You can say "when we mess with massively, inherently chaotic systems, things tend to go in unexpected directions very rapidly", though.

> Who's to say?

Climatologists, who've been saying so for decades?
Hi Philip,
Its great to see codeamigo come to life. Definitely a platform I would use myself to learn more. I am following you from radon's riju project.
The money does need to come from somewhere, ultimately higher prices for imports, and if the government needs to buy imports, then yeah, taxes go up or spending on other things is cut.
I sincerely apologize if you feel that way, though that was not my intention. It if matters at all, not that I need to defend my comment in such a way, I'm a social liberal.

It is an observation and I will accept if there is a different reason, causation vs correlation.
Way to go! Very inspiring. Website looks like a good start
Clearly, anyone questioning peer-to-peer has not watched Breaking Bad
Oil Executives Testify on Industry’s Role in Climate Disinformation
Is there any room left for someone to just be good at something and a company pays them to do that thing.
What I enjoy most about KDE is the need NOT to install extensions!

Do it your way vs Gnome "here's what we think matters".
I have owned one of the below for several years though it is not my primary. I have 3 TVs in all.

I paid significantly less than the $199 advertised here. Dumb as a rock. This brand used to be advertised toward hotels and cruise ships.

https://www.amazon.com/Seiki-SC-39HS950N-1080P-LED-HDTV/dp/B...?
Qualified dividends are taxed as long term capital gains, which is 20% for most. So if you have a 10% buyback tax, they are still more tax efficient than dividends. A 20% buyback tax puts them roughly at par.

Dividends are "double taxed" today and buybacks are not.

Not sure where you got your information, but it's wrong. Your source confirms what I'm saying, so maybe try reading it again.
Most/many chronic conditions cannot be measured, defined, or quantified. The sufferer can give you some estimate on some scale that you describe that relates to the intensity and nature of their experiences.

I'm very glad to have seen an increasing number of health care professionals say things along the lines of "we have no idea what is causing their experience, and in fact, we think most it may be entirely psychogenic, but that doesn't change the fact that this is what they are actually experiencing, and that's as real for them as a puncture wound or an infection."
i wonder how many kids will get new or first computers. :)
yeah I'm going to say "so what" to that, even if that was 100% of the market and an accurate mental image.
My problem with using the 13" iPad was that with the keyboard, it's not that much smaller/lighter than an Air. You still have a big battery and display, which will be roughly the same size. While I like the keyboard, it adds a decent amount of bulk.

I also use my iPad for drawing / handwritten note taking. This is a use-case which the iPad is clearly superior compared to a MBP/MBA. :)
You certainly can! And thanks for reminding me, I need to add an interest form on the site. BTW the svelte tutorial on the official docs site is really great! https://svelte.dev/tutorial/basics
You think housing went up because of unemployment? Who exactly do you think has been purchasing our limited housing stock?
This isn't an injection molded part or something with electronic components. There aren't even any fans included.

Laser/water jet cutting metal and powder coating it is so common that you can submit such an order online and have it in a day.

What I am trying to say is that the cost because of small quantities does not apply here. This is just the cost of the brand.
I know what you're talking about, and that's on Adobe's UX.

The feature is there, but it's not readily discoverable.

For that reason, I mentioned PDF Expert, which doesn't have Adobe's lack of UX sensibility baked in.
Your exact words:

"They have little/no financial literacy, they'll spend the money in a fairly frivolous way, and ... can lead to a lot of issues."

What issues?
Prejudice is a serious problem - the most serious one. The horrors it has inflicted on people are a long catalog, maybe the worst one. What do you hope to achieve by supporting it?

The underlying issue is about reactionary politics, which exists only to stop progress. I think if we look deep down, we know reactionary politics will object no matter what the issue or facts - therefore the objection has nothing to do with the question at hand or its outcomes. You can see it in climate change denial, as a simpler example. That is its purpose and reason - to object. Along the way, lots and lots of people will die and suffer. Blood, lost generations, are on our hands. And for what?
By "radio on" did you mean you're listening to a radio channel or to white noise?
Because the credits come no where near close enough to cover the actual expenses of having kids and this constant means testing makes programs harder and more expensive to enforce, and very few people are having kids to get credits and the credits are designed to ensure that those children have some sane baseline of support?
Or, add a new standard describing the wanted behavior from `which` which everyone is already using, but put it under a new binary name. If it's supposed to show the path for the thing passed in, maybe `where` would make sense.
Exhibit A

> I can perceive the supporting toxic culture that reinforces this standard, it is still unnecessarily gendered, and I think that angle at this point in time can help deconstruct a lot of these standards.

Right now, men wouldn't choose one because of the perception of failure. It's not exactly settled about which one feels better or would be the objective choice to men.
> Way too many people seem to ignore the cost of developing and certifying scientific instruments.

It gets ignored because it is a symptom of not being able to cheaply launch probes. You spend all of this time researching and developing a scientific instrument only to make two of them. One to launch the other to go on a diagnostic model (maybe a third for a launch backup). You spread out the cost of development over more units and bring down the per unit cost of manufacturing (although probably not that much given we are still talking quantities in the tens or at most hundreds of units). But without a cheap launch system there is a fixed cost per unit of hundreds of millions to get it into space, so there is very little point in producing more than what you need for just that mission.

Of course certain missions are going to require special specs, but I do think that generic, somewhat modular spaceprobes are around the corner now that launch costs are going down. If you are going to retire a space craft that you've made a profit off of shuttling cargo to LEO might as well discard of it by sending it on one last mission into deep space with a couple of scientific missions onboard.

We will end up spending more money overall, but cost per unit of science (however you want to measure that) will go down.
Here's where the lawyers will get you.

What counts as "own"?

What counts as "property"?

What counts as "reside"?
Facebook Connect 2021
10 PRINT "You are correct, sir!"

20 GOTO 10

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> as actual 1:1 replicas of specific porn stars' orifices

Note that the opposite exist where you can get phalluses signed and molded after porn stars.
Really? I don't want to be rude, but that site is really awful-looking and looks like something a bootcamp grad would do for their final project.

The complexity though of making something like this though is definitely intermediate+.
Thank you. Could definitely use more sponsorships, particularly from companies. I'm also open to ideas on how to make sponsorships more attractive to those who are considering it! (Without taking away too much from dev time, if possible.)
This headline is quite inaccurate.

Most stamp collections are worth a pittance, and worth far less than was spent on building them in the heyday of stamp collecting.

The hobby mostly died out a couple of decades ago. Just a few diehards, and - as the article gets right - they are generally old.
This represents a small amount of the property in the US. Investors own 16% of US housing. And keep in mind that includes investors with 1 or 2 additional properties that they rent secondary to their own home.

https://www.nationalmortgagenews.com/news/investors-bought-m...

It's just not true. Housing prices are rising due to record low interest rates (most people folks on monthly payments, not net cost) and demand shifts due to covid. Housing prices in core cities have largely fallen.
Keep in mind, paying bills, auto repairs, etc., can help keep a parent employable. Just because that money wasn't directly spent on children doesn't mean it didn't improve their quality of life.
bbc world service or DW usually. I'm not listening though, occasionally I tune in, usually when I need to tune out of the work, and then tune back into the work, but it's just on, and my brain is good at using it for little rests when needed. DW is on right now, they've been talking about Bolsonaro for over an hour, all I know is some report came out and it wasn't favourable, but they've been talking about it for over an hour. Works super well for me! :)
Also apparently is Javascript only, which are the most well served community in terms of recognition, funding and (comparatively) less complex and smaller codebases.

I wonder how a underfunded and complex crypto library, emulator or VM feel about the effort expended vs. the funds that goes to 3000 line of code javascript libraries that are linked everywhere.

Not to understate the work and effort in those libraries, but the guy who creates a engine (lets say in C++) which is wrapper in a popular python library and do the heavy lifting will be underfunded while the guy that wraps it over python will receive all the funding.

My guess is, well organized, hype-based language communities will win in the end, even if the technology is inferior(not the language, but the libraries), giving they will be able to generate more funding.

Other language communities should keep an eye on this and step up, because in the end "it's the economy, stupid".
I've listened to 6000 songs by 1500 different artists in the last year, and that's a drastic undercount due to offline listening and youtube viewing that isn't reported to last.fm.

Buying music can't compete with that. Just sourcing the downloads would be a huge burden.
It doesn’t cause permanent long term sexual dysfunction, and all the 2nd order effects that entails.
I am in the US and I have never heard of the treatments you mentioned. I guess this is your point! This makes me very sad. I am glad a SSRI worked for me, but I know that a percentage of people will also be at great risk for self-harm.
It's worth pointing out that the 1500 hour ATP minimum is US-only, and only for commercial airlines. You can guy paid non-airline jobs other than teaching (ag pilots, bush pilots, etc.) once you have your commercial (250h min), and if you're in Europe or Asia you can get an airline job at well below 1500.
Volunteer for studies?
That's a great point. For example, I recently got back into film photography and I found that if you want to get a 40-year-old camera today, you'll probably be buying it from a collector. Without them, these wonderful, obsolete tools would have gone in the landfill long ago.
Hey! Radon's project is great and powers the languages not executable by the browser! Check us out on discord as we grow the community there: https://discord.gg/UUgEe5MH