skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sure, but you can't seriously fault the college for not declaring "Our $LiberalArtsMajor majors are usually unemployed."

Graduating high school, it's incredibly clear that studying finance or engineering will give you a higher income than studying most liberal arts majors. That's so universally known in our culture — and I say this as someone from a terrible neighborhood where nobody went to college — that it's almost absurd.

Nobody signs up for a liberal arts major, stays through it throughout college (even seeing their low to zero internship pay compared to high pay for other majors their peers are in), and then when they get out, says "wow, I'm shocked!".
It's illogical to consider lockdowns when hospitals are overwhelmed by a highly contagious respiratory disease?
I wouldn't deny benefits of exercise, due to too much research pointing out to it being really beneficial. For example, this one is one of the latest: https://www.fightaging.org/archives/2021/12/plasma-transfusi...

My take on this is, one has to find an exercise form that is (un)pleasant enough to engage in long-term. For me it's biking and mostly bodyweight exercise in my improvised home gym.

It's really worth it every time I do it, and I do it just 2-3 times a week.
The situations are far from identical, of course.

But I don't think the age-based "grief differential" means quite what you think it means to the families and loved ones of those who have been lost.
How much experience do you have? Assuming you're not a new grad, any FAANG (or company that wants that level of talent) should give you more than $250K for a mid-level or higher SWE role, even remote.
Well, a movement can be grassroots for sure.

But I don't see this being a big part of current public discussion on education. So I doubt the idea would really get any traction without e.g. a candidate in a presidential election pushing for it.

Similar to Yang and Basic Income. Even though that idea is more far fetched/challenging to implement, he was able to give it a lot of public mindshare. I believe if somebody did the same for streamlining college education to make it more economical to students it would be a broadly popular position. That lights the match for the grassroots movement to kick off and grow.
Your point is self-contradictory.

It is my opinion that your opinion is wrong. You are telling me to not express that opinion.

But sure, we can agree to disagree about whether the killing of 6 million people of a specific ethnic group should be "discussed equally" with cultural genocide practices like Burqa bans in France, child marriage bans, or limits on having more than 3 children.
You can get by pretty well for 2k gaming on a 4-5 year card like a Radeon 480. That is a good way to save budget until gpu costs level off. (They may never actually go down since people and companies are accustomed to spending 4 figures. Hopefully the invisible hand of competition helps)
> If going to an artificial place to get tired every day works for you

So, the office?

If it doesn't work for you, fine, but the gym is a great place to go. Stop discouraging people because you don't like it or having a single goal (physical fitness) is bad.
The "launch fast, fail fast way(launch an MVP and iterate it)" is to optimize for the company and investor, not the customer.

Investor wanna see the MVP and traction because they want to de-risk a "deal". Most of the VCs care more about who is you lead investor than the potential upside of the product. As a founder, you need to de-risk your future by truly validate your product hypothesis.

The Lean approach will lead you to very incremental solutions or even make you run around in circles achieving nothing. It lowers the cost of failure (downside), but also the potential impact of success (upside). This approach determines your mindset as a product designer and destroys your potential product/business upside upfront.
As far as I can tell there are a two scenarios where life can return to something resembling normal:

1 - The obvious one, everybody (or close enough to everybody) gets partial immunity either through vaccination or through actually catching it. Variants are making this a moving target, unfortunately.

2 - Somebody comes up with and mass manufactures a good-enough therapeutic that can keep sick people out of the hospitals. To this end I’m very hopeful for the new Pfizer drug.
I would reasonably support these bailouts if everyone else could get the same money as lump sum... But that would be insane in itself...
“Suppose, for example, that a legislator should feel himself authorized to undertake the extirpation of drunkenness and fornication by direct laws. He would have to begin by a multitude of regulations. The first inconvenience would therefore be a complexity of laws. The easier it is to conceal these vices, the more necessary it would be to resort to severity of punishment, in order to destroy by the terror of examples the constantly recurring hope of impunity. This excessive rigour of laws forms a second inconvenience not less grave than the first. The difficulty of procuring proofs would be such that it would be necessary to encourage informers, and to entertain an army of spies. This necessity forms a third inconvenience, greater than either of the others.

“Let us compare the results of good and evil. Offenses of this nature, if that name can be properly given to imprudences, produces no alarm; but the pretended remedy would spread a universal terror. Innocent or guilty, everyone would fear for himself or his connections; suspicions and accusations would render society dangerous; we should fly from it, we should involve ourselves in mystery and concealment, we should shun all the disclosures of confidence. Instead of suppressing one vice, the laws would produce other vices, new and more dangerous.”

- Jeremy Bentham, English (1748-1832)
Funny enough I expect Venn diagram of antivaxers and people who don't let their kid use screens to have a significant overlap. Sometimes raw distrust is justified.
Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29611078
And for those who are able, getting married and having children will tend to bring even more fulfillment than becoming a clown.
Boston University was well known for having high GPA requirements and being notorious for grade deflation and mandatory scaling of grades. B’s were very common, but with most scholarships requiring a 3.3 average it was easy to slip right under and need debt. I had several friends who lost their scholarships after freshman year.
To what? A point of sale? AirTags can be tracked to where they were sold as well in the same way.

Some countries might have some sort of construction where you need to provide some form of identification but that only applies to the most obvious avenues to buy a SIM-card for the public. It's not like the shady MFA-farms with the 100-modem appliances are fed by a person actually buying 100 SIM-cards without getting caught or something like that... (and then there is false identification which often is a crime by itself but misbehaving persons might not really care about that)

AirTags in this case are just blamed because they are actually detectable by normal users, and that makes it an 'impression' problem, not a new problem.
PRC Shill alert!
As it says there, nicotine is not that harmful, at all.It's mostly the vast majority of other sh*t that makes up a cigarette that makes "tobacco"[whatever the hell you understand by tobacco actually] harmful.Cigs/Cigars don't have this problem, granted you usually don't inhale them in lungs, or at least you're not supposed to.

Just because it's mainstream and overall damaging to the health over long periods of time doesn't mean we should ban or restrict it's use.No, not even in public spaces.Maybe if there were a referendum then yes, but usually people won't really ban something if it's really a problem or danger to society.
Tobacco is a problem/danger to the individual and not to society at large.I can't say that it was ever addictive to me ever for a number of reasons: usually expensive, they make things smell, and it's not really something that you enjoy most of the time,especially alone.

But the biggest thing that made me "quit" smoking(or at least dropped it significantly for me, to a lower level than "socially smoking") is when i first started going to the gym more seriously.You notice how your energy level drop and other things aswell(greasy skin,lower fertility,etc).Why not promote sports more actively?It will have more effect than these restrictive initiatives, to a degree that smoking is not even than harming when you do sports.Do you need to ban it because it can become a vice and lower lifespan?No, that's stupid(besides the fact that it erodes responsability in society).Tobacco is a decent substance that can be consumed socially, compared to others. The nicotine itself actually relaxes you and 90% of the time people smoke is to forget the stress of the moment.Also the damage to the lungs is vastly overblown. Lungs recover pretty fast actually if you don't "burn" them with smoke.If i recall it was one week of smoking is recovered somewhere between a month and 3 months, with obvious factors: air quality, degree of smoking,etc.

Here's a better idea than this "karen" mentality: improve the quality of tobacco: focus on the nicotine,you have to keep the smoke(you really can't get rid of the aspect, people have been inhaling for thousands if not tens of thousands of years, and it won't go away: it's a very direct path to the brain chemistry) and finally,obviously: get rid of the bad substances.
> There are evidences that electronics and smart screens are destructive for the cognitive development of infants, while they are super easy to adopt by lazy parents.

I know this is a poor form but fuck you. We work our asses off to give our kids what is generally accepted as a “good” upbringing and it’s hard. Hard during any normal period of time and even harder when dealing the pressures of the pandemic’s affect on work, day care, extracurricular activities, etc.

Happy to read whatever evidence you have on this topic. I’m keenly interested and sure as shit not “lazy” for allowing our children time to play age appropriate games on a tablet.
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>I think the clearest goal now should be a 90% vaccination rate to turn Covid into the common cold, and then going back to life as normal, but as long as huge swathes of the population refuse to get vaccinated this goal is unattainable.

"You can't comply your way out of tyranny"
He wasn't though.
I sometimes volunteer as an admin on an IRC server's #help channel and see this frequently.

It is a fine line between a newbie entering the help channel and asking 'hi is anyone here able to help?' vs. 'Hi, I can't change my nick'.

In the case of the former, the channel bot boots them and sends a PM/DM explaining the protocol (it is stated in the channel topic as 'Don't say Hi or Hello, just ask your question and wait').

At first I was a bit taken aback by the server operators stance since it seemed so user hostile but after a few weeks I began to understand the reasons.

It makes it much easier when paged (the bot pages/pings a descending list of nicks if nobody responds to a new post within 60 seconds).

Being paged to drop by the help channel is made so much easier by being able to scan back and read the actual problem rather than a 'Hi, is anyone able to help me?'

From a users perspective it seems rude to just blurt out 'hi, I need help with xyz' and I totally understand that (see my earlier comment about it seeming rude) buuutttt... it just saves so much time/mental energy on the 'person helping' end to parse the problem, dig out either the FAQ link or ban-hammer or other remedies if the 'hi I need help' is predefined.

It also allows those that are just idling in the help channel to decide whether or not to try to deal with it or if the problem is beyond their remit/knowledge/server privileges.

Took some getting used to but damn does it save a lot of time!
The biggest problem I have with the idea of student loan forgiveness is that it punishes people who worked hard and paid their loans back and rewards people who didn't. If we're going to do a massive wealth distribution and cancel student loans, we should first pay back the people who actually paid off their loans. If that sounds ridiculous to people, then so should forgiving the outstanding loans.
I wonder if this stuff pays well though. I recall someone showing me a position at Jane Street (since this thread was discussing HFTs) with at was looking for a VBA developer to develop some sort of integrations between their APIs and Excel sheets I guess someone in the company loved.

My first though was “there’s no way this is paying what you typically see for Jane Street developer salaries”.
Why do you insist on dying on this hill?

The Sino-Soviet split took place in 1960. Vietnam War took off later. The latter had virtually nothing to do with the USSR and everything to do with violently containing PRC. Read the linked White House memo above.

> China wasn’t that big of a threat to the US

Believe it or not, US strategists in 1950 were capable of planning more than 0-4 years into the future.
OP of the blog article. I didn't have a panic attack. If you want access to my private medical information and are not my doctor, you will not get it. Do not assume anything further.
In 2019 I closed my company, middle size web-dev shop.

I used the pandemic situation to reevaluate and rearrange my life. Turns out that I want to do product design and development. And all the experience as a business owner, product manager, etc, is coming handy when crafting new products.

I have survived several burnouts in those years of pushing myself harder. Learned my lessons.

Balance is the key. Physical and mental health are most important things, everything else comes secondary.

After my first burnout, I created a simple priority checklist, which I apply every year.

It is simple:

1. Health.

2. Fulfillment / Meaning.

3. Experience.

4. Monetary reward.

5. Career development.

If something in this list changes priorities, I stop, take a vacation and reevaluate.

You cannot be happy if you are not healthy.

You cannot be healthy if you don’t have enough sleep and proper nutrition.

You cannot have enough sleep if your nervous system is on overload.

You cannot work meaningfully if you don’t “play" regularly.
There is no domestic censorship in France on China-related topics. As I wrote before France chose a long time ago to switch from ROC/Taiwan to PRC in terms of diplomatic recognition because that was the pragmatic and realistic thing to do for France.

France trades with China because it is in its interest to do so, not because of any 'support' for China.
I'm a bit fond of the short 5-part series here https://malisper.me/debugging-lisp-part-1-recompilation/ that covers some of the debugging aspects, it's got some animated gifs. But there are several screencasts referenced on https://lisp-journey.gitlab.io/resources/ that may be worth exploring, though the fastest method is probably to just try building something yourself with the constraint that you never restart your Lisp image. Not too long ago I ported an old 2D maze generator I made in pygame to CL with SDL2, then while I had it up I decided I should add a solver to it, so ported an old A-star implementation I wrote in C++ and hooked up drawing (with dots) a path from any point to any other point. Then I wanted to draw a nicer sprite path that connected and handled corners by curving, so I swapped those in and then one-by-one recompiled the code with new ifs to handle each corner case to select the right path tile. Having to close and relaunch and reset the test points (and save and restore the maze seed) every time I made a code change would have been rather tedious.

If you've worked in Java, download the JRebel extension for more complete hot-reloading support, and that'll give you an approximation of the interactive development experience. It's especially useful for web apps where you can change the code for an endpoint (or used by several endpoints, whatever) and can then just test it out with new requests, no need to restart the server.
> The children of infected mothers were up to 15 percent less likely to graduate from high school. Wages of men were 5–9 percent lower because of infection.

It is probably hard to control for "being poor", since it correlates with both lesser pay and education and I guess getting sick.
more than books and materials, I've found hard to find actual software that could be a good first step. I really miss BASIC and Hyper Card. The problem is that while you could still get your kids to code BASIC and play in actual hyper card, they don't represent the "state of the art". At the time, BASIC and HyperCard could get you really close to what was being offered over the counter as paid software.

Today, the barrier is so much higher, so while you could still get them to play in python (not ideal and really complex compared to BASIC) and maybe scratch, there's a really visible gap of what they can achieve without significant effort and steep learning curve.

I'm a bit more convinced that maybe going the route of scripted minecraft or roblox or even Horizon if you are into VR is probably the best way to get kids into programming.
Take your pick they're all doing it for the most part.
Tony Robbins is a bullshiter. That's why I don't listen to him.

I listened to Naval with a critical eye, and read criticisms from HN. His ideas seems useful, but tilted towards selling Entrepreneurship as the only way to become wealthy, and creating the feeling that's his path is a safe bet.

How beyond that does he manipulate his audience ?
Thanks. The thing is, I can't actually login to use/update those business pages. :D
> Why in God’s name would you list them both? It’s a resume not a deposition.

In the US resume fraud is a thing. Some companies like telecoms selectively check resumes for accuracy. Resume fraud can be a fireable offense.
I am able to fit all my work into 4 days and make 275~. I think that is tough to have in a single company. Unless you are FAANG and even then, I doubt you’d be at 4 days. I’m curious how your hard work was able to get you such substantial raises?
From European perspective it feels strange that more of the general education isn't effectively done in High School. Then you could have 2-3 year Bachelor level education.
I stopped reading at “Libtards”. Which is a shame because it sounds like you might have some meaningful insight.

Edit: Flagged for pointing out that childish snark (a clear violation of HN guidelines) ruined an otherwise good comment? Ok, then.
I've been using AirGuard on my Android. It's FOSS. Available on Play.

https://github.com/seemoo-lab/AirGuard
> AirTags will beep if they are away from their owner's iPhone - at a random time between eight and 24 hours

However, it's possible to damage the speaker, so it becomes silent, without damaging the AirTag itself.
They actually do start an audible alarm after being separated from their owner, starting sometime between 8 and 24h after separation. I don’t know the interval though.
Well it's not about what they would to America, it's that they wouldn't help America economically or otherwise.

The USA and Japan alone against China in a Taiwan situation may simply lose.
Sure, maybe people in the western parts of Ukraine. There are lots of people in eastern Ukraine and the capital region who are upset with the neverending political circuses, boundless corruption and criminal, and especially with Ukrainian language and folk culture being shoved down our throats in schools, televised news, rules for businesses, and so on.
> I'm a former pentester, and deceptions like this were run all day, every day, by a dedicated team. It's often phase one of phishing, since you end up assuming you're talking to a trustworthy source. So I'm wondering why we seem comfortable with that, but not this.

Because pentesters get permission up-front. What the hell kind of pentesting operation are you running where trying to penetrate a site that isn't already one of your clients? You'd be in hot water, legally, if you did that--because the sites affected would have every reason to assume that you're malicious.

This is exactly the thing that was gone over last time, in the U of M case where researchers knowingly submitted exploitable code to see how the Linux kernel team would react. They were also compared to pentesters--but pentesters get permission first, and the U of M people didn't, which is why they were treated as malicious by the kernel team.

If you do not have rules of engagement that were agreed upon by the pentesting team and the client, you are not pentesting, you are committing some form of crime. Stop claiming that pentesters are allowed to phish/exploit things without permission, it makes everyone in that community look bad.
There are also a bunch of youtube videos about this Georgia Tech research. This is a good research presentation going over the physics of ant-rafts:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORPEL30Wrzk

What's cool is how the ants keep airbubbles around them so if you push the whole raft underwater, it turns into a ball and keeps an air bubble around it. Really amazing stuff!
It is indeed an impression problem. Doing this with LoRa for a lower price has been possible for a very long time and you don't even need a large network for that due to the significant range. Basic triangulation built in to friendly software using existing radios and then simply getting closer with a hand-held transceiver isn't exactly hardcore hacking either. And with the low entry cost and non-detectability by practically any target it's a way worse issue than AirTags or Tiles could ever be.
This probably used to be true, but (in the US) the demographics and politics of anti-vaxxers changed significantly after 2020.
MATLAB has the open source equivalentS Octave (EDIT : and SciLab !) though..?
I order from a service that provides me nutritionist-built meals every day; in the morning, I get exactly 2000kcal spread out across 3 meals and 1 snack. I also drink protein yogurt reaching around 2350kcal so that's my daily intake (and I guess calorie limit) with balanced macro and micronutrients.

What this means is that I am aware that anything above these meals is too much for me. Do I still do it? Yes, but I have an unhealthy relationship with food.
In what niche in what country is the company you got into?
Did you forget the Cold War before Nixon? The Korean War? Even today various officials in the US military are discussion how best to militarily contain China.
If you’re doing it as part time to your full time job, it’s a bit more. The taxes are a little higher, but you’re already getting benefits from your full-time gig
Nope, but nice spin.

1. Saying a birth rate policy should be applied universally to all citizens of China is not justifying such a policy based on a 'believed “correct” ethnic ratio.'

2. My point about the growth of the Uyghur population was a separate point, which is that from my (apparently naive) understanding of what a genocide is, the population would typically decrease after it occurred, not increase.

3. Forced sterilization is ongoing in the criminal justice system in the US, at least as late as 2011. Don't think it is equivalent because it is not nearly as broad based, but in the 80s and 90s it was a not uncommon remedy offered (mostly) to black people to get probation instead of jail in exchange for sterilization, as well as just straight-up court mandated sterilization.

I also don't think the CCPs child policy is justified, but I do think that it should be within the realm of actions that the state can take.
deeper.com (NSFW) is not the right site. deeper.eu is the correct one ;)
It has to be run manually as far as I can tell.
That's not great if someone steals your backpack and finds out you're tracking it.
Came here to say the same thing. Conjure is amazing. I use Conjure + ShadowCljs for React and React Native development and couldn't be happier.