skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My general opinion as a young adult is that both the design of our cities and suburbs (making general hanging out a huge chore) and the past two years which have forced many people to be anti social have been devastating. The most social times for me are always when my friends are easily accessible through walking.

These days getting people to come over is so difficult and the lack of good public transit options make a 3 mile distance a ridiculous endeavor. Combine that with the stress of the past two years and public policy that continues to fail on a global level over this (when will it end) even my more extraverted friends have become anti social. It's hard to get out of that rut when you're in it. I've made do with the understanding that I'll have to push myself to hang out with people to the point of burning out in order to forge strong friendships but it's not ideal.
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>a currency where taxes are already built into the transfer system

My income tax is automatically deducted from my paycheck, transfer taxes and VAT are automatically taken care of.

> With block chain you don't need permission to access the database

If we are talking about databases now instead of distributed ledgers (aka. cryptocurrencies), then yes I need a permission, because if I store business relevant data somewhere, I need a mechanism to ensure that only authorized parties can access it. This is doable in blockchain-based databases of course but it's much easier in a classic RDBMS or document-store (noSQL) system.

Again, these are solved problems, and "blockchain" provides no benefit over existing solutions, but impacts usability, efficiency, scalabitily and speed.
Unfortunately, this is very difficult to do, because in addition to the mutation that is causing the disease, your partner has hundreds of other mutations that are just part of the normal background. Based on my understanding of cases where the genetic basis of a rare disease is discovered, the best thing you can do is to find a physician who has studied others with a similar pathology. It's hard to learn much from one patient, but as soon as you have a few more, things can progress much more rapidly. The tricky part is finding that physician. There are some medical centers that specialize in rare genetic diseases; you might start there.
I had a project running on 1.3 until very recently. The was a lot of issues with the TZ datetime fields, migrations, Python2, etc. It was a lot easier to start a new project from scratch.
Rails 7 will default to import-mapped Hotwire
I don’t have a copy that I can redistribute online.

However the repo is found via here: https://github.com/gretatuckute
>When workers are unbundled from institutions, they lose access to many of the services and benefits that traditional employment conferred: income smoothing with automated tax withholding (i.e. a paycheck), healthcare, employer-sponsored retirement plans

In the U.S., self-employed workers who make a profit have the same access to retirement plans (401k, SEP-IRA) as employees, and also have the same ability to pay for health insurance with pre-tax dollars as employees. In fact, self-employed people can contribute far higher amounts to tax-deferred retirment plans than employees in most cases.
Just keep in mind to take everything he says with a big grain of salt.

Quite a few times I've been mesmerized by his podcasts only to find out later its either mostly made up or a "classic" but totally discredited version of the story.

He really doesn't bother reading up on the latest and most accurate material for his topics.

It's the main reason why I stopped listening to him (the smaller one is that I will never get used to his grating accent).
Getting into way too much detail with the Z80 netlist simulation
>Tell the doctor what you've observed, let him conclude the diagnosis.

Lots of anecdotal stories of people doing just that and having doctor after doctor failing them.
Wow, that's interesting. Does a network stack also have a characteristic that would factor in the fingerprinting of a client? TTL, maybe? And hardware (e.g. network card) too.
Pretty neat, a python tool that converts Verilog to an IC layout so that you can make your own custom SOC (assuming you have a substantial budget to pay for fab).

Since it's not clearly stated on the front page, I had to go digging to figure out what processes it supports. Looks like FreePDK45, which is "an open-source generic process design kit (PDK) (i.e., does not correspond to any real process and cannot be fabricated)" [0], ASAP7 "Warning Work in progress (not ready for use)" [1] and Skywater130 which "As of May 2020, this repository is targeting the SKY130 process node. If the SKY130 process node release is successful then in the future more advanced technology nodes may become available." [2] The floorplanner supports their ZeroSOC [3] which I guess is based on TitanSOC [4]

If this sounds negative, it's not, I just couldn't figure out what processes this was intended for without digging. ASAP7 is Arm and NCSU, and Skywater130 is Skywater and Google.

[0] https://github.com/mflowgen/freepdk-45nm
[1] https://docs.siliconcompiler.com/en/latest/reference_manual/...
[2] https://github.com/google/skywater-pdk
[3] https://github.com/siliconcompiler/zerosoc
[4] https://github.com/lowrisc/opentitan
Reality interesting! I agree as a GenZ. I had no space that fascinated me. The Internet meant I was aware of many things I possibly shouldn't have been at a very young age. So it's harder for me to get excited about some rave or concert that's probably on YouTube. Frankly you'd be surprised at how much of my life is just 1. Computer and 2. Waiting to get back to computer.
I'm curious as to the effects of running with a Norwegian language with security. Any chance at enlightenment?
Ask HN: Are there any certification standards for automotive control software?
I just read this 2013 report titled Toyota Unintended acceleration and the big bowl of "spaghetti" code from Safety Research & Strategies Inc, which has already been shared on HN before multiple times[0], and I am now wondering;

Does there exist such a thing as an independent certification of the software that modern day automobiles run on and if so is there a way for consumers to look those certifications up based on vehicle model?

The article does mention the Motor Industry Software Reliability Association (MISRA) standard that was first codified in 1995. But it would seem that at the time of the article being written that the standard was more of a guideline than actual rules.

If anything, cars have become even more reliant on the software that they use since the article was written, and I am not so certain that manufacturers have stepped up their software quality practices along side that development.

[0]: https://hn.algolia.com/?q=Toyota+unintended+acceeleration+and+the+big+bowl+of+spaghetti+code

/edit: spelling
I am an engineer, not a lawyer, but I expect that from a criminal perspective it doesn't count as fraud because it isn't material information, and the consumer rights differ vastly between countries and probably don't cover "dishonest but immaterial information" - there weren't lies on the price, on availability, etc.

If a company asks me to implement something I believe is illegal I ask for clarifications from a lawyer. Since I wasn't asked to implement this in a "wrong" way, I never looked into it further.
> Exactly. I am pro vaccine and am vaccinated, but I still don't trust a lot of the messaging that comes through the media pipeline.

What purpose is there to get information from the “media pipeline”?

CDC.gov , NHS.uk , WHO , Harvard medical, Johns Hopkins, etc.
The reservation app was super simple so no real guidance there
I'd recommend really getting familiar with the Django ORM so that you understand how it generates the schema and how to tweak it to get what you want.

As far as inventory management - I looked at several opensource projects and tried to understand their schema and use cases. Not just Django ones but other languages like PHP - PartKeepr for example.

Inventory management is surprisingly complicated to do in a generic way.
Stack Overflow is not a FAQ. Stack Overflow is a Q&A site with millions of questions.

A FAQ is a list of 5-20 questions that quickly answer questions without having to read the docs or trying your luck on Google.
It seems like the metaphor is a bit meta? Tautological? Death is represented by death. This is a minor point, but distracting. Still... I hope for a well-supported contingent of warriors to slay the dragon. If not now, eventually.
Not to fixate but this is kinda interesting to me. I very much believe orcas will kill and eat sharks, but dolphins do too? I didn’t see a mention of it on the article.
Many hackerspaces started around the late 2000s. I think from the same people that did raves in highschool.
sounds like a very healthy approach. I observed that the urge to buy new stuff is often just an excuse to not start, because the needed requirements are not set - which is often simply not true. I struggle with that a lot and it was one of the underlying reasons I asked.
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Lost? It was dismantled and it was done with intent. Let us not forget the people who did it and how they did it. "There is no such thing as society. There are individual men and women and there are families." - Margaret Thatcher It's much harder to build something than it is to tear it down.
There is a new "free speech" alternative called Rumble emerging. Rumble for now promises Not to become a censorship platform like YouTube is now currently.

https://rumble.com/

Even though some high profile civil libertarian and free speech advocates like Glenn Greenwald and Zaid Jilani have chosen Rumble as home, YouTube is still lights years ahead. But if they continue to censor, alternative free speech platform will emerge.
I mean, this is a common problem with architecture astronomy. It's inherently leaky. Our job is to simplify, not to abstract everything into "class Thing()".
"Solitary" is what you're referring to. Loneliness is by definition a sad condition: "sadness because one has no friends or company."
Reading this article made me smile, I think the authors experiences are something everyone who leaves "The Big City" goes through, it is a sort of right of passage.

I doubt there is a single person that uses wood for heat that hasn't questioned their life decisions when they find themselves slipping and sliding down a narrowly dug path through deep snow, in their housecoat, half frozen and hauling wood into the house early in the morning before the sun is even up only to spend the next hour fiddling with a smokey fire that refuses to get going.

Some people make it, some people give up and head back to the city but all of them become better people from gaining a respect through hard times for the people living outside of the cities and a possibly become less arrogant in the process.

I hope the author and his partner tough it out over the winter, there are few places more beautiful than the Shuswap region and the people who call that area home are the same.
Wonderful point of view.

Thanks
> The people in the sports club will roll their eyes at you because [they think] you are a tin-foil hat wearing lunacy who is paranoid about surveillance from the boogeyman.

That's not true. A lot of people are a lot more concerned about their privacy these days.
I don't mean that edge cases are frequent, only that they're frequently asked about.

The edge cases happen for less than 2% of my users, but there's a very high chance of receiving a complaint about that edge case.

If I have 10k users and 100 of those encounter an edge case and 50 of those send me emails in the span of a week, I consider that a frequently asked question about an edge case
Meanwhile in actual news, a blind woman just got a neural implant allowing her to sort of see again[0]

Musk just comes out with this kind of shit on the daily to keep himself in the news cycle.

[0]https://physicsworld.com/a/brain-implant-enables-blind-woman...
The way I state the above point is: "The smartest people in the room are the most skilled at convincing people (including themselves) of a narrative that sounds logical but is wrong".
There is. Middle class has it worst IIRC.
Brain implant enables blind woman to see simple shapes
You really have to know how to look after yourself, and be happy with yourself, before you can really bring another person into the mix in the form of a committed relationship (using the example of people not having partners or not thinking about children).

There's been an expectation for a long time that your self-worth as a person is connected to being with someone else, and therefore your path to increase self-worth is through a relationship, and then through creating a family by getting married and having kids.

It's not true though, it just forces you to get stuck in unhappy, abusive, or co-dependent relationships with other people because throughout all of your childhood and your formative years, you've been told that happiness is in the other person. That other person has to be responsible for making you feel complete, and you have to be responsible for making them feel complete. I think it's pretty bizarre that we've been taught to give up control over our own sense of self in that way.

Nobody is making excuses, and the internet and Netflix aren't the problem, and it's not as simple as getting out and meeting people. A partner and a baby won't suddenly make you less lonely or more happy, more likely you'll just have two unhappy people who have to work even harder to make a living, and a child that requires therapy.

The one way to not be lonely is to be happy being alone. If you're happy being alone, happy being with yourself, then you have a conscious and mature choice to make about whether or not you'll be happy being with someone else too.

But if you think the only way to not be lonely is a relationship, then sure, maybe you won't be lonely... but will you be content? And if you can't get the relationship, will you just grow bitter and hateful towards the people who won't give you that happiness you so desire?
I think it can be. What people “want” is sometimes constrained by what they think is possible.
Now price for IPv4 has to go really up so internet providers feel it and start rolling IPv6 to household routers.

But they will probably just up prices for the end users.

Though I think mobile providers are already having a lot of IPv6.
Hmm, I use both Swedish and English layouts and I'd say they're about as painful to type on both. It's almost the exact same movement, except with the other hand.
I had high hopes for Quill and their high quality messaging app, but there is no way I am going to use it given that it is going to be locked and transformed into a Twitter product in the future. No thanks and no deal to that.

But it seems very obvious that Twitter is competing with Discord, and Slack. So that has been admitted.
And why do people think someone just going offline will magically start talking to people (where? with whom?)

It's like telling an obese person to go exercise. It is meaningless advice. "Oh but can they figure it out right" Well, if they could maybe they wouldn't be so lonely.

And even more in boomer style "just take your printed CV to McDonalds to get a job" pulling people offline might be just cutting the only social link most of them have, instead of leveraging it.
How can a place where you spend over a 1/3 of your life NOT be a place for socializing? A large amount of Americans date coworkers and office relationships are absolutely the norm:

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/02/14/one-in-three-americans-has-d...
Source article behind paywall https://www.theinformation.com/articles/facing-hostile-chine...
Yasen-Class Submarine: The Russian Navy Latest Build Up
The Yasen-class submarine (or Graney class) of nuclear-powered cruise missile submarines is the newest and most powerful.
The job is definitely some peoples primary place for socializing.
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> Does there exist such a thing as an independent certification of the software that modern day automobiles run on and if so is there a way for consumers to look those certifications up based on vehicle model?

lol. no. Lot's of process buzzwords, some of which have some value, but nothing that you can tie to "this car has good software".
One day of learning the slightly more interesting Ruby syntax, one day of learning how each thing is called in the other framework, and then a few weeks until your code in Ruby stops looking like Python (i.e. you start using the fancy Ruby stuff).
In the live website, that link works but the links to pages 2 to 5 are broken. So here's an archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20170422031621/http://www.phpbui...
take the example of nvidia and their use of llvm in nvcc[0]. if llvm used a copyleft license, nvidia would either need to invest into an effort to replace llvm (a huge undertaking), or have cuda released under a free license. given the importance of cuda in parallel data computation, as well as nvidia's monopoly in the machine learning community, i think a copyleft license would have made a world of difference

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nvidia_CUDA_Compiler
I used to read the newspaper everyday and cared about societal issues. After this pandemic & the response to it, I've lost all faith and excitement about society. My loneliness will only get worse
I see that you have a two-fold goal where the former (build a functional prototype) is a means to an end (first actual users).

Perhaps having a functional prototype isn't the best next step to getting to your ultimate goal. Start by defining as clear as possible the task to solve and then determine the easiest and quickest way to validate your solution. If the 'pain' for your prospective customers is big enough that they're willing to pay for a solution, they're willing to accept limitations with a product in development that solves their core problem.

As a freelance developer for various start-ups I've seen this mistake being made a lot of times: jumping from basic idea validation to product development. Unless you can get a prototype built for free, development is an expense you should put off as long as possible. This goes for situations where time is less valuable than money, which in your case it seems to be.
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One thing I'd say is the volatility. Imagine Bitcoin as a global payment mechanism for the world. It's capped sure(21m) but volatile. You're buying something in El Salvador and someone/someones in the world make the price crash. By the time you reach for your phone in pocket to make the payment (say) and begin to pay, your item now costs double of what it should have costed. How does that work?
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Thanks for the pointers! Yeah generalizing inventory management is very confusing. I tried looking into Oodo but can't get my head around the data modeling. It feels like trying to implement double-entry accounting, but the money can rot/be broken/gone for other reasons.
Clickbait is a common complaint and not without merit. I wonder how difficult / useful it would be to integrate something like smmry.com, so we can get a 1-sentence summary (this is the same tool reddit's "autotldr" bot uses).

It generated the following single sentence summary of the article, which I think combined with the title at least in this instance adds valuable context as to whether the rest of the article is worth clicking through to read:

"The resulting map of brain activity was so pronounced and consistent between the eight worms used in the study that they could use it to predict the behaviors of a ninth worm, explained Vladislav Susoy, a neuroscientist and first author of the study."

https://smmry.com/https://www.quantamagazine.org/new-brain-m...

edit: sorry for being meta / off topic, just a random thought.
> A pedestrian would be perfectly safe walking around with dark clothing if there were no cars around.

Horses? Carriages? Cyclists? Scooters?

A pedestrian is safe around other pedestrians. Safety is always a shared responsibility.
The NetBSD SuperH ports (evbsh3, dreamcast, hpcsh, landisk) aren't horribly active, but they don't need to be - they run, and they run well. I have a NetBSD/landisk pkgsrc build machine which has been compiling continuously without any issues for more than a year.

We have quite a collection of SuperH binary packages:

http://cdn.netbsd.org/pub/pkgsrc/packages/NetBSD/sh3el/9.0_2...
What's all the fuss about metacognition? (Alan Schoenfeld, 1987)
Seems that it may have been a valid DMCA takedown. Image was licensed CC-BY-SA, and apparently Foone didn't follow the terms.
Hetzner also recently added “placement groups” to influence the distribution of virtual servers in their data centers.

Useful for HA clusters, mostly. Free, too.
https://docs.hetzner.com/cloud/placement-groups/overview
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You could say that, for an FAQ to work how it's supposed to, the Qs need to be real Qs and need to actually be FA.

But yeah, even though that seems pretty self-evident, people manage to mess it up anyway.
Except that empirically, on average, they're miserable, by self-report. It's the most depressed generation.

https://www.mhanational.org/number-people-reporting-anxiety-...
https://www.aecf.org/blog/generation-z-and-mental-health

Not great reports but I've read actual papers on this in the past.
Yes, it is true.

You can write that text all you like, but it wouldn’t be a legal contract.

Hint: Who is do you think is signing that contract, and who is going to enforce it?
Small may be all you need. It limits risk if you want to do a xenotransplant from muscle to neuron with just that small bit. If it works, you can do more without having to map the rest.
i think you answered my question
The crypto exchanges can sell more bitcoin than they have. Nobody is auditing them, and unless they collapse then there is not going to be an audit of what they hold.
And with bitcoin being so impractical, there are is always going to be vast amounts of centralisation.
As others said it's most likely different lifestyle and having sex than the viagra itself.

If they wanna prove it's thanks to viagra they should find people who don't have sex, take viagra and have lower risk of developing Alzheimers.
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Writing something the second time is almost always easier; the notable exception is when you try to also make it way more general (second system effect).
Yes, but I have a feeling that these socio-political reasons are merely "the straw that broke the camel's back", and almost never the actual motivating factor. I could be wrong, but it would take one heck of an argument to walk away from a multi-decade relationship based on those differences alone.

The hardest part is arguably for the children that follow, unfortunately.
Maybe that will finally convince Foone to start a blog instead of putting everything into one basket, posting content Twitter was never even meant for in the first place.
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