skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Alternatively, what’s a good modern car that’s easy to lobotomize by removing/disabling the cellular modem?
That's not my experience with decades of different Comcast subscriptions in one city.
I've heard a lot of people argue that women and men would have identical preferences, and their different preferences are entirely attributable to differences in socialization from a young age.

As for the "jobs became male dominated when they became lucrative" observation, it seems like very weak evidence for discrimination. If I were a betting man, I would guess that as the field became lucrative, the number of jobs in the field rapidly outpaced the supply of qualified women (how many women were literate in math or programming in a time when it wasn't common for women to go to college at all).

Moreover, women achieved parity with men in fields like medicine and law in the 80s and 90s when discrimination and harassment were pervasive, explicit, and severe by today's standards. What's going on in tech today that only 20% of our workforce is female despite many, considerable advantages:

* Explicit sexual discrimination and harassment have been illegal and taboo for decades

* The overwhelming majority of US tech jobs have been concentrated in the most ideologically progressive counties for decades (one would expect lower levels of harassment and discrimination in these places)

* Every sizable tech company has a dedicated DEI department and quarterly DEI seminars

* Most tech companies have diversity hiring and retention targets

And not only that, but there appears to be a pronounced inverse correlation between gender equality in a society and the careers that women select into. In other words, the societies in which women are the most free are often the societies that have the least even gender/job distributions and vice versa.

All of this is to say that your perception of "left leaning beliefs" is hardly better than the parent's.
Suzuki Jimny or Toyota Tacoma/Hilux Work Trim
1. it shouldn't be surprising that well-resourced and/or powerful have more resources to do any activities, be it lobbying, or going on european vacations

2. is your argument that lobbying should be banned because almost exclusively enjoyed by the well-resourced and/or powerful? I'm not sure that's a very persuasive argument. We ban speeding because it's harmful, not because the rich are well-resourced and/or powerful to afford fast cars.
Our understanding of the effects of set and setting has come a long way, and a lot of bad experiences can be chalked up to not taking these into account. The understanding of severe psychological conditions that would serve as a contraindication for psychedelic medicine is also progressing.

On the subject of bad trips (or the better term "challenging experiences"), Roland Griffith's lab at Johns Hopkins has found that people who had "bad trips" on psilocybin often actually experienced better long term improvements. Sometimes the best way out is through, and these medicines appear to help people confront issues that they have a hard time facing through standard approaches.

https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/news/media/qanda_griffiths.h...
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> so being better (or even drastically better) than other fields means very little.

I think this where we differ. I think this view is a bit disheartening to me because it feels like making the perfect the enemy of a good. I don't think completely removing prestige is a viable option for most companies without some replacement that no one has yet figured out, so I'm ok with applauding whatever steps can be made to make the system better.

Thanks for so clearly sharing your perspective.
Is there a reason zstd isn’t popular for HTTP and only brotli and gzip see adoption?
Rowing, Steering, Anchoring, Equity, Mutiny
Plus, you can share it with family members. And watch on multiple devices. And turn services on/off without having to get on the phone. It's much, much better.
I think taking personal opinions on ‘media’ in the macro vs micro sense might yield differing results. At a macro level, a majority may not like “the media”, but at a micro level people would have a positive outlook on “the media” from the perspective of what sources they engage with.

Also, media sources do have different flavors, so someone saying “I don’t like all the flavors” is not that surprising.
The study published about a month ago found more consistent protection, i.e., the mRNA vaccines produce a consistent level of spike proteins and therefore antibodies in all recipients, whereas some people who had milder prior COVID infections did not produce the same level of antibody response.

The unanswered question is how much that's protective against future infection. Nobody really knows. Antibodies are an important part of the immune system, but the real key for long-term protection is the effect on memory T-cells. I'm not aware of any studies on that topic.
Do you mean the range? If that's the case then I agree, I don't know what they were thinking.

If not then I guess it's a lot different from the 2019 Mazda 6 I own. It's been great. Not what the parent is looking for probably but it has no gimmicks - I find every convenience usable. The adaptive lights, the active cruise, lane assist, automatic transmission, keyless system, seat memory, HUD, 360 cam. Yes, I know these are kind of basics now but still, I come from Mitsubishi Lancer 2010 land - all the gimmicks that car had was ABS ;)

Only knit pick I have is you can't turn off the radio, you can only mute it. Had the same feeling when I bought my first iPod and discovered that sleep was it's natural state... Got used to it somehow ;)
> It's a mini PC capable of running MS-DOS and Windows off a MicroSD card that plays well with tons of classic PC games and software, boasting Sound Blaster Pro and Wave Blaster/GM compatibility, along with SXGA 32-bit color graphics with VGA out

https://circuitmaker.com/Projects/Details/rasteri/weeCee
Domains should be NFT's
Photons have zero rest mass. That sounds like hair-splitting but it is not.
False equivalence.

Edward Snowden ran afoul of the boundaries for freedom of speech in a first world country. If he did the same thing as a Chinese in China, they would have sent a squad to repatriate him long ago (being in Russia is just a minor inconvenience).

Just because the USA and China both have problems in this area doesn't make them anywhere near having the same scale and severity.
How Metro Agencies Design the Letter 'M'
There are also very few shows that I absolutely have to watch. There's far more good content out there than I have time to watch so if something is hard to get at, I'm generally fine with moving on to the next thing. I don't watch a lot of video.
I think it is a matter of perceived status. Whenever I see complaint about lack of diversity in some field, it is something that is not only white-male dominated but also high status relative to similar endeavors. People who want to increase representation in higher status areas are trying to improve the perceived status of their cultural group. A type that I encounter is persons of some demographic who want to see greater presence of their kind in areas like the sciences or classical music, but who themselves have no interest in those things. For them, it is not at all about labor economics.
What makes this worse is that it's not even political criticism. She accused him of a crime.
2019 and below Nissan Frontier. Outstanding trucks. They changed it in 2020 and 2021 I would give it another 15 years to iron out the bugs.
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Buy a Toyota from 2000-2010. They run practically forever, they're low maintenance, and they achieve everything you're asking for here regarding modern electronics. My daily driver is a 2000 4Runner, and I love everything about it.
Wikipedia says that happened in November 2006.

Going out on a limb here, but I am betting that you and your friend weren't hanging out on the balcony at 3AM in winter in Chicago. Can we assume it was the following spring or summer?

Because that's exactly when Christopher Nolan spent almost 4 months filming the Dark Knight in downtown Chicago. I was working downtown at the time. A large part of the loop was the set. During the day all the props and equipment were stored on the sidewalks and street parking areas. Late at night they set it all up, did their filming, and then put it all away again. And yeah, they used black helicopters zooming around all over the place as camera platforms. Downtown isn't that big, a helicopter can easily cross it in a matter of seconds.

That's what you saw.
github copilot is something I don't think I could do without now that I've tried it... just don't use it exclusively, use the code suggestions sure, but be sure it does what you want it to do. Know your code!
Volkswagen e-Up(or its equivalent Skoda Citigo/Seat Mii) - it's a full EV that still has a fully analog dash, minimal radio and instead of "infotainment" provides a holder for your phone. That's as minimum as it gets.
Oedipus on his Life’s Path
1) eww, too many Google products
2) you can’t go camping without watching movies??? Maybe you need a little tech break…
How exactly is cryptocurrency disconnected from classical economics?
Interesting thanks. This does say there was activity on this domain before
The SOM datasheet without having to fill out a form: https://tech.icop.com.tw/manual/som304rd-vi_datasheet.pdf
Oh damn somehow I've never heard of this. I'll look into it.
I'm pretty sure Jeffrey Epstein didn't voice any #metoo grievances.
Photons have mass equal to their energy equivalent. And relativistic ions have most of their mass in the same form. So propulsion-wise, the two are almost equal...except that a light emitting diode is much simpler than a particle accelerator. Both would have very poor thrust, of course, and with existing energy sources, the waste mass from the energy production would be disproportional so neither would really be used for anything practical.
http://www.adjoint.io/ is the company

hes not selling me anything, but hes selling to companys who have a choice of the stuff hes making or the stuff others are making as FOSS, and the stuff other people are making is being adopted more than his stuff. I guess that would be annoying.

I do notice how a decade in, the goalposts continue to shift. The millions of users are still nothing, the daily volume of transferred value is nothing, the hundreds of daos and communities are nothing, twitter discord reddit ycombinator, all of them delusional. yes its all just scammers and people being scammed. thats the true reality.

dread it, run from it, destiny still arrives
>I think the difference is quid pro quo plus the transfer of things of value that does not conform to existing rules.

I didn't intend to say "well it could also be used for good so we should keep it legal", but yeah this is probably the better take. A better analogy might be: it's totally legal to persuade a judge of your case (ie. what the prosecution/plaintiff/defense does), and totally part of the legal process, but persuading a judge via bribes is illegal.
But any payment to Netflix is on top of the (significantly higher) ransom one pays to Comcast/Spectrum/etc for leasing bandwidth on the pipes (which cable bills include in the default). So cost of streaming content today is Netflix + internet connection with enough bandwidth.
I don’t think you can just snip all the context out of what I said and pretend I agree. I explain in the post you quote what the meaningful differences are.
Twitter is rolling out its tipping feature to Android users
Many people in the world don't have access to a functioning financial system- what's the benefit in building one?
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I am really encouraged by this. An organization as well as individual players risking millions on principle, which is very much unlike the NBA and even Apple Inc.
I have a hunch that by using GNU C computed labels (extension not in ISO C), you could have an actual NEXT macro which increments the pointer through the label table, and does a goto through the incremented value.
I mean, it's hard to be informed and also not have a position. I think the best you can do is read an article about the information that convinced the author (and the information that made them less confident).
Nothing should be a NFT
I have a 2004 buick park ave and i couldn't be happier with it.
Competition is giving us better and more content.
Apple TV did just that, but you have to manually purchase all the separate streaming services available locally
>Paywall

Article loses bid for my attention.
I support Snowden, but "Every person deserves the freedom to criticize their leaders and to speak out against abuse" is not equal to "Every employee of secret government intelligence agencies deserves the freedom to steal thousands of government documents and release them to the press."

Peng Shuai's situation is so far from Snowden — if you're trying to point to a parallel between the US and China, it doesn't work. The US equivalent would be if the women who accused Trump, Kavanaugh, Cuomo, etc., of sexual harassment were kidnapped by the government.
FYI you can run this tool locally, but it cannot save the results locally. It requires Google Drive to upload the data to a spreadsheet.
File download/screenshot does support local execution though.

Can't schedule locally either, only in the cloud.
HIPAA generally only limits what information healthcare providers (e.g. doctors and hospitals) can disclose ... so nothing.
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You have a point in that neither bank accounts nor bitcoin wallets are wallets in any shape or form, the difference is bank accounts are not advertised as wallets, but bitcoin wallets are. Also interesting that the bitcoin imagery is all about gold coins, when in fact there are no coins at all, virtual or otherwise. Bitcoin is merely an abstract unit of count. The very name 'bitcoin' is misleading. Everything about cryptocurrencies seems fraudulent in one way or another.
I'm having trouble understanding, the tone sounds like it's a rebuttal to my comment, but the words appear to agree with me, maybe?

My entire point was that a lot of disappointment stems from America failing to live up to its ideals[1], and the people who thought they were (or deserve to be) in the in-group, are dismayed to find out they are in the out-group.

1. I'll hasten to add that those ideals are often retconned. "We the people" didn't mean all people (by today's standards). See Dred Scott.
A bunch of Karens hahaha. In Spanish we say "charos". Una panda de charos. Funny hahahaha.
This was an afternoon project (when I got tired of the built-in animations of my new case LEDs). Thought others might enjoy. =)
Countries will look for viable Small Modular Reactor designs that aren't too expensive. If they succeed, it will kickstart a huge nuclear renaissance and whoever can supply the finished reactors fast will make a lot of money on it. If not, the entire technology will probably be dead (in the civilian sector) forever.

Some of the longevity trials will show significant reduction of epigenetic age in humans. I am almost sure that TRIIM-X will. That is pretty close to the first flight of the Wright brothers, only in the anti-aging field.

During the next 10 or so years, all the debt-fueled spending is going to bite us back hard.

We might have a new round of Yellow Vests in Europe if consumer prices of electricity and fuels go up again. If such protests really happen, governments will crack down on social networks heavy-handedly.

The digital giants will open up their app stores voluntarily to escape antitrust prosecution.
I don't disagree, but it makes the car much more complicated and expensive which are valid negatives.

Small cars with low hoods and good visibility don't need those systems nearly as much as large SUV's with dangerous hood designs and poor side/rear visibility. I think we should focus on the total safety of the vehicle instead of pushing everything to be bigger and more expensive which makes car ownership hard for poorer people.
Yep, I absolutely feel that. I have a very nice and boring '06 Toyota in great shape, except for a big rust spot on top of the windshield, I give it only a winter or two before it starts leaking. At that point it's not worth fixing a 16-17 year old car anymore. Which is a shame, because it's got a great drivetrain, rides smooth, and doesn't have a thousand little computers one bitflip away from driving you into a concrete pillar.
Ignoring cost, there's two things preventing me from watching content legally in acceptable quality: DRMs and connection speed.

The day streaming providers allow downloading high quality, DRM free video files to watch for later, I'll happily pay 3 bucks per movie.

As it stands, I can't play anything >720p because of DRMs. If you're willing to prevent paying customers from watching what they're paying for, just for the sake of reassuring your shareholders that you're combatting piracy (though failing miserably), then I have no remorse torrenting your content.
Disney should easily be winning globally, but outside of America they're failing to launch their service in new countries. I have friends in Europe who'd pay for Disney+ to be able to watch Star Wars and Marvel series but they can't, because the launch is postponed until mid-2022. I'm quite surprised they haven't tried to launch faster, seeing that we have more lockdowns coming and people will be spending more time in front of tv again
Personally I stick to netflix and pirate other content.
Yes? HD video calls and backing up your personal media. Even an old person can benefit from high upload being able to do a remote doctor visit with an HD camera.
Cool! So now there is one more way, especially for artists you'd rather not do commissions.
Killer Bees

Edit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7ok5AV7ZrM
They can actually be worse, trapping heat in.

But yea, completely non-functional. Remove it if the clips are broken. You aren't missing anything.
You realize that there's literally nothing stopping Old Money from buying their way into cryptocurrency ecosystems and concentrating their wealth there too, yes? In fact it's even easier for wealthy people to speculate like this, because unlike poor people, wealthy people have disposable income. Cryptocurrency is a playground for the wealthy and the model for our futuristic serfdom dominated by a digital aristocracy (a class that will have almost perfect overlap with our modern aristocracy).
I believe the OP meant bootleg uploaded copies. Otherwise like you said. Many streaming services have it: Hulu, Fubo. Even Fox’s subsidiary Tubi has it. Which is free streaming I believe with ads. A one month subscription will usually be cheaper then buying.
If I finally get an RTX3080 I might be OK with that outcome.
I assume it's because it's very new? That would seem like an obvious explanation.
> this crime was not even reported to police

Maybe she would have, but it's difficult to report something when you've been disappeared.
God almighty. Why are you people so resistant to medical science.
+1 for Lada Niva but not sure where OP is. Hard to get one outside Russia and Europe.

Dashboard is still the same analog as in the 80s https://static.lada.ru/images/press-releases/vaz_catalogue_n...

https://www.lada.ru/en/cars/niva-legend

There seems to be a UK dealer https://lada4x4.co.uk/
You really have no idea about chinese real politik. CCP is just group of competing gangs. "Disappeared" in western sense does not make a sense, there is no central authority, just some mobster who ordered it.

Politician who caused this mess is done, he may disappear latter when things are quiet.
Explains the shortage as well as Apple letting people fix their own stuff.
The study says nothing about the underlying reasons for that discrimination though. The point of discounting those two roles in my post was to test my personal hypothesis of the underlying cause based on the data at hand - not to trivialise the findings of the authors.
Are you sure about that? The CDC suggests many similar complications (which would cost exactly the same to treat regardless of the genesis of them) according to their website and indicates [mostly un-vaccinated] people die from chickenpox too. The comparison surprised me too, but seems to be remarkably appropriate.

https://www.cdc.gov/chickenpox/about/complications.html
Really? I don’t know anyone with Disney and everyone I know has netflix. Maybe for families with kids.
>but it's unlikely that anyone is going to want to hang the receipt on the wall.

You're right that rich people probably aren't going to be hanging receipts next to their original paintings, but they certainly will bring up the fact that it's an original at every possible opportunity. The "original-ness" is definitely where all the value is coming from, whether from owning the original painting, or the "original" NFT.
Quality content:
HBO > Disney+ > Amazon Prime > Netflix
I think that the hope was that you could pick a single service, pay them, and access anything.

When stated that baldly, it's fairly clear that this was never going to happen. Nevertheless, I think many of us would have preferred if, for example, content creators [0] did not all have their own streaming service, and cross-licensed to different streaming services, meaning that stuff wasn't available on only 1 such service.

[0] of course, in reality, no content creators have their own streaming service. They strike up deals with production companies, who strike up deals with distribution companies, some of whom have a streaming service, and those that don't strike deals with streaming services.
> Why would you try to watch a TV show on your phone? Is that a zoomer thing?

Maybe you're at the airport or on a plane/train/car, maybe you don't own a laptop, maybe you're traveling for work and just brought your work laptop, maybe someone else is using the TV, maybe...

Plenty of reasons you might watch a TV show on your phone lol...
Or the base model Dacia Duster.