skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Okay, so a $200 surcharge every time they have to deal with butts. $100 for urine, $50 for vomit. Charge it to the insurance anyway, they're used to paying $40000 a day for a hospital bed, they can pay $200 for dealing with a butt.

Plumbers have to deal with the aftermath of butts MUCH more often and they don't have the luxury of someone's insurance they can just throw arbitrarily high charges to.
> From the maker of the best ( and expensive ) Japanese toaster, Balmuda. But it is $900 though. Even smaller than the original iPhone.

According to the link you posted, it has a 4.9 inch display. How is that "small" by any means? The original iPhone screen was 3.5 inch.
> Imagine that shit… Google gave up.

It's not really hard to imagine though? https://killedbygoogle.com/
Nobody is using cryptocurrency as a currency, securities pricing is the only one that makes sense.

Net trade balance (as in fx) gives them no investment value either-it's called a discount curve for a reason.

Aside from that, there's stock to flow (lol) and technical analysis of volume/sentiment which are fine for day trading but ignore fundamentals.

How would you price them on fundamentals?
I felt the same about the new math solver[1] they've added. Sure it's useful but it doesn't belong in a web browser's base install, this is what extensions are for. Same with Zip pay, if you want to use it, you go and install the extension.

[1] https://blogs.windows.com/msedgedev/2021/05/21/preview-micro...
That's the point. Don't let people just close eyes on this.
Rogan is entertaining, like a drunk guy at a party. And his content is generally useless, for the same reason.
Uniswap v3 recently added support for 1bps (0.01%) pools. You can see here [1] that the usdt/usdc 1bps pool is their 3rd most popular tool if you sort by 24hr volume. And their popular pools are generally 5 bps.

Due to the nature of x*y=k pools, the spread would just be 2x the fee (but increases based on how much you transact vs how much liquidity there is). Or you can think of it as 0 spread with 1bps fees on both sides for the usdt/usdc pools.

[1] https://info.uniswap.org/#/pools
Exactly! For me it is the peace of mind: not having to worry about deductibles... will it be covered? What hospital can I go to? Ambulance or uber... so much stress. On top of your ailment.

I prefer to pay 35-40% in taxes and not have to worry about that. I worry about my work and my systems. They pay me for that. I pay my money so that I dont have to worry.

Paying (a private insurer) to get additional worries? No thanks.
It is not clear to me that OP's position fails to acknowledge the difficulties. It is, rather, the tacit assumption that this problem could be mitigated through insurance, in the way that comparatively low-level scams and thefts are, that fails to recognize the magnitude of the threat.
Does nfts allow POSIX fs semantics?

Also, this reminds me of UMSDOS.
>His research aligns with what professors Mark Hatzenbuehler and John Pachankis (of Harvard and Yale, respectively) called the "Best Little Boy in the World" hypothesis. Drawing from Andrew Tobias' memoir, "The Best Little Boy in the World," this hypothesis proposes that gay men respond to societal homophobia by overcompensating in achievement-related domains.

I always find it fascinating when extremely well-respected university folks make write-ups that confirm what is dead obvious to anyone who belongs to the group being studied.
I was rewatching the original Muppet Show and they have on guest after guest of incredibly multi-talented singing, acting, and dancing stars of stage and screen. The irony is that as famous (and incredibly accomplished) as they were just recently, few people have even heard of those folks today.

My take away from that observation is that if you are going to do pretty much anything, do it for its own sake.
The Titan Pocket is pretty great, just make sure you understand how small the screen is compared to what you may be used to. It works well enough for many use cases but it's basically unusable for most modern games. Which can be a worthwhile trade-off depending on what you are looking for.
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Why can’t these be addons?

And if they really want they can add some nag screens to get you to install the addon.

Making it part of the base install is nonsensical at best.
> So this study concludes that kids with ASD have reduced dietary diversity because of their behaviors, and this alters the taxonomic composition of their microbiome

This sounds reasonable. Anecdotally autism and OCD can cause strange eating habits.
I agree. The terms will be changed. I used an auto-generated Terms generator for now (termly.io)

I would like to rewrite it.

What I do is just keep your files on the server for a week. In case you have an issue, I will look into your file to fix your issue. And if you want, you can give consent for me to further improve the service. (Say you have an accent which the AI is bad and I can use your audio file to understand why it failed.)
Stonks. You had me at 'Also, “corn” kind of sounds like “coin.”'
> thus I would argue that programmers are the best systems thinkers we've ever had.

Certainly, many of the best systems thinkers are programmers. Most programmers are pretty poor systems thinkers, though, and systems thinking doesn't do a lot of good if you don't have a deep understanding of the elements of the system.

> So don't criticize the author for having a top-down viewpoint, give him concrete examples of his examples where he is wrong, point him in the direction of books you know that cover the things that he is talking about, he will appreciate it.

Did the author engage the person you are chastising as an educator?
Out of curiosity, did you try exporting from org mode? https://orgmode.org/manual/Texinfo-export-commands.html
I swear I don't get it at all. I'm not even mad, it's just depressing.
Not all Tesla's have Bluetooth unlock. The pre-refresh X and S require a server based unlock.

All 3, Y and 2021+ S and X will work with just Bluetooth.
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It is time for hospitals to start limiting access to the unvaccinated.
My mommy is one of the founding pathologists of Metro McNair clinical laboratories; now LifeLabs, that does most of the blood, piss, and other medical testing in Western Canada.
Dinnertime discussion as a child included family troubleshooting of faulty/unusual lab results.
Is my Mommy part of this conspiracy to take people's rights away..??
Or are we giving too much airtime to selfish ignorami, because that is really what it comes down to: people thinking they are more important than everyone else, and hence immune from moral compulsion.
Who do YOU listen to..???
Depends on how the state is stored. If it's in configuration, Nix generated it and it lives immutable in the Nix store, so Nix will just point out it to the old version on rollback.

If it's something like the content of a SQL database, which lives outside the Nix store and which Nix did not generate, you need some other tool (like a filesystem snapshot, maybe) to perform the rollback. I think CoW filesystems sometimes have performance issues with DBs, though, so I'm not sure that's always the approach you'd take.

The Nix ecosystem does have a fairly mature tool for managing stateful components that live outside the Nix store, though: https://github.com/svanderburg/dysnomia

It's been around for a long time. Idk who all is using it
This nearly bricked one of my laptops because it changed the local password login to use the microsoft account.
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Yes, absurd. The app “starts” the car via P2P Bluetooth, not over some HTTPS push notification.

If you want to remotely set the AC or remotely view the Sentry Mode cameras, then that’s server-based and did not work last night.
Also, after reflection I suppose custody is the word I'm looking for :)
Once I started noticing jumpcuts it ruined every single YouTube video with a person talking into the camera. The worst offender being Phillip DeFranco.
There is a cure that works 100%. Its called diversification of collective stupidity risk.

Never let empires grow too large. Whenever you hear / see something is "scaling" throw a spanner in the works, pull the plug, burn a fuse.

No questions asked, no justifications provided, no evaluation of good or evil, just an automatic breaker that is based on "N", the scaling unit.

Having lots of little emperunculi running around with no clothes is fun and it doesn't put us all in great, potentially existential, danger
It's not ideal. See the comment talking about the terms. I have a meeting with a lawyer soon. But I guess is better than no terms.
Hardly a minority of students. The year before the pandemic, 77% of college applicants took the SAT or ACT.

That was 2019-20, after colleges had starting going whatever you want to call not requiring standardized tests.

https://www.insidehighered.com/admissions/article/2021/09/13...
Notepad now has "Search with Bing" in its Edit menu and it can't be changed to another search engine.
The bezel is quite small on it.

I’ve an iPhone 12 mini. The body is only a tiny bit bigger than an iPhone 5, but the screen is basically the size of an iPhone 8.
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What a great article, finally someone with the courage to speak through to power!
> I mean, so is Nelson Mandela if you apply the same standard (terrorism targeting civilians by the ANC).

It also requires equating the ANC with the uMkhonto we Sizwe [0], making wrong claims about their targeting, and embezzling how the creation of the uMkhonto we Sizwe was a direct reaction to getting massacred when initially attempting peaceful, non-violent, protest [1].

Not to mention how the US's role in Cambodia is in not at all analogous with the role of the AMC in Apartheid Africa. Even attempting this comparison, to argue for some kind or ethical nihilism, is something very weird to do.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UMkhonto_we_Sizwe

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sharpeville_massacre
Everything has flaws. Everything is game-able. The question is to find the least game-able system. Where is the line between "tests can be gamed" and "one can prepare for tests by educating themselves"?
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It wouldn't stay white if we wrote things on it!
And this is how we know article has not been read

Very early in the article

> To clarify before we begin, advertising and marketing are not the same thing. According to the American Marketing Association marketing is “the process of identifying customer needs and determining how to best meet those needs.” In contrast, “advertising is the exercise of promoting a company and its products or services through paid channels.” Yes, Tesla does spend money on marketing albeit significantly less than the competition. For instance, in 2015 Tesla spent $58.3 million on marketing when competitors like BMW spent $196.6 million.

They needed to put mass into space, might as well make it funny
Great article. Reminds me of Nietzsche’s "On The Use And Abuse Of History".
New ntfs driver was merged no a long time ago.
That's assuming Rio Tinto Aerospace Inc. doesn't own the asteroid and it's legally authorised to eject you whenever you are deemed unprofitable.
> I don’t see how that is gatekeeping.

Because you don't get to decide whether someone is clinically depressed.
I think it is a rebuttal.

You talk about it being public knowledge that there is an ‘asterisk’ by ‘we the people’, as if slavery was some secret.

Also how does Dred Scott support this innuendo?

There was nothing secret about the ideals, and nothing secret about slavery, and nobody was surprised to find that slaves weren’t considered to be citizens. This discrepancy was a source of some public disagreements.

The retconning is the idea that the ideals were somehow a fraud, rather than an extraordinary step forward at a time that was far more brutal than today, and that people had to work hard to try to establish the ideals as more than just words on paper.
> Free market brings prices down and quality up

In theory, but in practice there are many markets where that simply doesn't work, mostly due to natural monopolies, such as any type of infrastructure, healthcare or education, where competition is impractical or impossible, equal access for everyone is extremely important, and costs are high.
Thank you.

I would pay for a piece of software that does that job on my computer with no Internet.

This way? I may even end up in court for saying something “improper”…

Edi. OK: I’ve just read the developer’s reply below.

Honestly: you need to fix this because right now it is more scary than not.

Congratulations for the project but please do fix this.
Possibly upto a point, if you factor in that the physician has to contend with paying back $400K in loans and $1M+ in lost income from not working during earlier years in life.
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To be fair, if implemented correctly (read "as an opt-in"), that would have been a pretty useful feature. The browser already allows you to setup credit/debit card as payment options. Having an option to setup other payment providers sounds like a natural extension of that. The main issue is how they did it: as a forced feature screaming at your face, instead of something you have to setup yourself. On the flip side, I can see how difficult it would be discoverability of the feature if they just stashed it in a menu somewhere. Neither extreme is perfect. I would have erred on the side of not annoying most users.
I feel like sometimes scientists don't have enough respect or humilty. The human brain is a very complex thing, that we don't understand fully. But somehow, if something hasn't been proved through science, it has no value. I met a few people that have a very strong belief from anything that comes with "academic credentials" but reject/ask for proof for anything else. While I understand that academic credentials may have more value that just someone saying something, the experience of people actually living things can matter a lot.
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The first android phone I still remember owning was Sony/Ericsson Xperia Ray. It was 3.3 inches in size (~51.0% screen-to-body ratio). I could hold the whole device in my hand. It was awesome. Their next model even had a physical keyboard.

Obviously, this wasn't an internet browsing device, although that was possible.
It is possible in Skandinavia, most of Swizzerland and Scottland. Unfortunately nowhere else in the center of europe.
I'm gay and I don't find it obvious or convincing that it's about societal homophobia. Moreover, that wouldn't explain the gap between straight and lesbian women, either.
Is this a comment on serverless products in general, or specifically Lambda and other instances of serverless products that require custom code and architecture? Serverless is also used by things like Fargate and Aurora which, imo, have significantly more value and are easier to learn.
Engineers aren’t allowed “one small fuckup” when building bridges and buildings. Doctors aren’t allowed “one small fuckup” in the OR or when calculating dosages. These mistakes are grave and should be costly. Pilots aren’t allowed small fuckups when flying planes.

The problem is that companies don’t want to invest the time in good security because it’s less profitable. Or, they are old and decrepit. If the company runs critical infrastructure, then peoples’ safety is at risk. If they don’t then surely a new fad can take their place. Why should we tolerate small fuckups and negligence that only serves a company's shareholders’ interests?

I do know places that don’t allow random individuals to tail you into a building and have cameras on entryways so you can’t sit there and attempt to pick the lock endlessly. And they have good locks. Just because it’s harder to “see” digital systems doesn't make them any less relevant to secure. People in software more-so on average just don't understand how the internet works so they don’t know where to put the cameras and how to identify the shady individual trying to tail someone through an entryway that requires authorization.

This problem is fixable but not when the prime directive is “ship this experimental product as fast as you possibly can or I’ll hire an offshore contractor”. And not when your extent of experience with operating software is running a cute web server on your dev laptop. People are actually doing really dumb shit. Don’t pretend that everyone is writing good software and following best practices and they just happen to get hacked by a script kiddie “oh no”.

These are sophisticated actors targeting mature but vulnerable companies that have chosen to selfishly forgo healthy security practices. Again, why do we want these machines participating in society? Why don’t we want them replaced with more secure versions?
It was just one example, but running everything under the user’s user is just terrible.

Also, your automatic checker examples are related to the project’s size and importance, not to FOSS alone. It is very welcome but your average one-person C project that is installed on everyone’s system doesn’t benefit from such tools.
It wouldn't surprise me if that's part of it. Imagine growing up in a conservative rural working class family. For straight people, staying there and living a working class life could easily happen by default. But for a homosexual the educated city life seems more attractive.
NFT’s sound like the trump of politics. Why are all of you giving it air time.
For video is quite tricky. One thing with Video is that you don't want to over edit the audio, since its then very hard to keep the video synced. That said for explainer video it should work ok, but for a Video Podcast it would be horrible. I have an idea how to deal with this, but this is not now available.
Well for one, because if you ask 5 psychiatrists you'll get mixed diagnoses.
You act as if the diagnosis for depression is some black or white thing. We know for a fact that it isn't by the way that it is diagnosed.
How is the latency and, if it's sufficiently low, could this realistically be applied to "nearly live" content?

That scenario seems really appealing for conferences, even if it just quietens down the verbal ticks, but I'm guessing if the lag is too great it would get like a bad lip sync issue
US political parties are essentially private organizations; that they hold elections to determine their candidates is a not terribly distant change. In any case, they are not obliged to be impartial in the process. But to vote in a primary, you need to be a partisan. So even if the parties were perfectly impartial in this process, all you've managed to show by "no one votes for them" is that Ds and Rs select for corporatist candidates.
How is this case different than for any other distro?
definitely kill TSA precheck (and clear). It’s absurd to me that the government now offers a paid subscription service to enable people to bypass an entirely government-created problem that has little to no benefit.
Noone claimed that there are no fees, there's only no interest... According to the zip FAQ (https://help.us.zip.co/hc/en-us/articles/4402386045979--Are-...):

> Purchases made with Zip are subject to a $1.00 platform fee per installment (a total of $4.00).
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This would affect pre-2021 Model S and X models (pre refresh).

They lack the Bluetooth unlock. The Model 3 and Y would be unaffected as they've always had the Bluetooth unlock. The post-referesh X and S also are unlockable via Bluetooth.

Regardless, always carry your keycard or fob. The Bluetooth connection or pairing isn't always reliable in my experience.
American Heritage says a nation is a large group of people with one government. Merriam Webster says a nation is an area of land with one government. Leaving people out entirely. Cambridge dictionary has the combination of those as the first definition, but adds the cultural definition second. It seems like this word is flexible enough in common usage to cover both uses with context necessary to distinguish usage. Dieing on that hill seems excessive.
Apple Watch wasn't called iWatch due to Trademark issues
Banks can't replicate these services because they are regulated and would be prohibited from lending to some of the customers based on their credit history.

If you can't afford to pay $35-1,000 upfront, the rest of your financial situation would be pretty grim.

These companies are trying to dodge regulation claiming they're "self regulating", if they don't succeed in pushing that narrative then the party's over.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-09-03/buy-now-pay-later-reg...
Yes, it does. Unix permissions can be stored on NTFS, but Windows just doesn't use them.
Why is this even an issue? Don't all Teslas also come with a key fob that doesn't require any bluetooth?
> No ads and random anti-patterns I don't want in the interface

This is slightly ironic, since Chrome exists solely so that Google can more effectively sell ads on every page you visit and track everything you do. I guess sites themselves aren’t technically part of the browser UI though.
> Even in US, half of population is perpetually angry and miserable because the other half gained power

The US has either the worst government, or very nearly so, of all established democracies on measures of effective representation, popular satiafaction with government, etc.

“Even in the US” is, thus, a weird lead in here since it suggests that the US is the best of the best but even it still has the problem described, when it is very much not the best of the best, and there is plenty of research establishing the particular structural choices that cause that.
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>And you are only 30!

Seriously. This is very young. Even among very successful people, most have just barely built their foundation at age 30.
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Hey guys, I'm starting with Rails, I've created some random easy projects and still learning and improving my skills on Rails. I'm learning Rails cuz I'm so interested in entrepreneurship so I wanna be able to develop my ideas. Recently I' ve been following a guy who is called Johnny Boufarhat, he is the founder and CEO of Hopin, an events platform that allows people attend events remotely, and due Covid, Hopin just blowed up. In an interview of Johnny Boufarhat, he said that he developed the entire first version of Hopin himself. His background is mechanical engineering, so he doesn't have any degree from computer science, but he is a self-taught coder. First version of Hopin was an app like zoom/skype that allowed more participants, up to 100,000, he has had dealing with some technologies like webrtc and so on. In the same interview he said that he built first version of Hopin with Rails, Amazon, PostgreSQL, which most people pretty much expect from a startup. But, is is true that only one person is be able to develop such product without any external help? Is Rails so powerful that can allow people to develop such heavy projects like Hopin and build it without any help/team?
Reminds me of https://auphonic.com/

Their pricing is also similar, but Auphonic allows both subscription and prepaid "credits".
Depends what you mean by "good".

For the ruthlessly cynical and basically destructive ends toward which this man has devoted his life - his judgement is arguably quite effective.

That is, after all, how you get to be "America's preeminent living statesman".
TIL Overton Window: "The Overton window is the range of policies politically acceptable to the mainstream population at a given time. It is also known as the window of discourse." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overton_window
A very useful concept.