skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not so much the way that "I think" people should prepare. Just the way I would expect a person who knows how the brain works to act. But then they finish off the thing like this:

> as I prepare for death, I have a renewed respect for the persistent and broad appeal of afterlife/reincarnation stories

Aaand I guess that's just another poor person with the pro-death memecomplex.
I don't think every single commit needs to be reviewed, especially early on in a dev cycle especially if there is no production environment to even screw up yet. In that sense, I think they should be optional.

Code moving to prod gets reviewed though.
I would definitely work (a bit but not infinitely) more if taxes were significantly lower.

The math is pretty simple. Everyone has 24 hours in a day. I get paid X to work Y hours. My free time Z is 24-Y hours. It's not worth it to trade any more of my remaining Z hours just to have >50% immediately taken away. I don't get any more hours in a day by working more. Instead, I increase my hourly income (the accurate value of my labor) by cutting Y to 1/2 or 1/3 while still making X. I work less, have more free time, and government doesn't make more from my labor than I do. Easy. (Note: If I were to magically find a job that paid twice as much with the same crazy good work-life balance, I would of course take it regardless of marginal taxes. But such magic is hard to come by and not worth the risk at this point.)

Advanced version: on top of the marginal rate being 50%, I live in an expensive place where not only does it get taxed higher as if I'm uber rich, but I get to pay more for all of my expenses. It's like a double fuck you. Even less motivation. This stuff is real and anyone who's in my position has given it some thought even if it's not so formulaic, hence the outflow of people from CA to cheaper, less tax-y places.
Reminds me a bit of the movie Interstellar, where the guy's combines and tractors are all automated. I'd be interested to see if they allow a multi-tenant sort of approach with the software. From what I understand, it's common for several farmers to share in the cost of those machines together and then share it.
I use Overseer
https://github.com/jpillora/overseer
Your feelings are valid and I honestly don't understand why some comments here are judging you.

Jealousy, like every other emotion is part of being a human and the sooner you come into terms with that, the better it will be.

I think you are holding yourself to an unattainable moral standard. If spending time with your friends is unsettling for you, then it's time to move on. They may or may not be intentionally showing off their wealth but frankly that's irrelevant because the only thing that matters is your well being.

Further, I urge you to think about the word Relationship: it's RELATE+SHIP which is the process of continuously _relating_ to someone, so if you can no longer do that with your friends, your relationship is meaningless.

As for the question of wealth and happiness in general, my own view on this is that is varies from person to person. I personally like to have _some_ savings, own a property and be able to take a vacation once a year.

I opt in for optimizing my quality of life rather than wealth and this means finding avenues to work _less_ and focus on things that truly matter to me: spending time with my significant other and family members, exercising and sleeping well and eating good food.

I'm not going to respond to a last minute email or be "on call" and miss the opportunity of having sex with my fiance.

I sure as hell don't want to be the person who missed all those joyful moments because I was too busy chasing millions and building the next Facebook. What am I going to do with millions on my death bed?

Life is all about balance.
Never mind the regex, `email.indexOf("@") > 2` does the trick and faster if you happen to need to check many emails. All websites these days require verification of emails (regardless of whether or not it's necessary), and if that's not enough validation, I don't know what is!
Jesus why isn't this front page news?

Every time this happens it is a chance for us to figure out how to avoid this. Due to climate change this will only get worse.

People shouldn't have to 'just buy more provisions and you'll be moderately more ok'.
There is nothing before the first @, and nothing after the last @.
The question people need to ask are that the government spends the entire net worth of Apple x3 a year. Where does it go? The US rebuilt Iraq, rebuilt Afghanistan, etc. it’s corruption.

That said, the issue in this case isn’t any of that. It’s that we didn’t have enough snow plows in those areas for what ever reason.

I’ve taken the dc metro. It’s easy to do, works great. Don’t really get the complaints. Sure it could be expanded. But this was a highway. Issue here is lack of proper planning. By the drivers and the state.
> Virginia isn't going to pay for public transit in DC. Maryland isn't going to pay for public transit in DC.

Virginia and Maryland both pay significant funds to subsidize the DC metro system, as does the federal government.

Incompetence at WMATA fritters away the money.

Moreover, metro has little to do with this road disaster anyway as Metro isn’t going to run between DC and Richmond. Amtrak does that and it’s already subsidized by Virginia and the Feds.
import torch as scratch
from scratch import nn
The line of code you came for: https://github.com/ruby/ruby/blob/master/lib/uri/mailto.rb#L...
This depends on your use-case. If you're writing a mail agent, then you do probably want to parse email addresses in their entirety. If you're writing a website that accepts email addresses and wants to make sure the user doesn't just type "foo", then yeah, check for `.+@.+` and call it a day.
Does anyone have a link to the original email. I hate reading articles that just take snippets and add their outrage commentary.
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To me it just sounds like the PC gamers who insist that anyone who wants to 'game' needs an RTX 3070 at a minimum. They have unrealistic ideas of what the person actually wants to do. Someone who's spending a small amount on mountain bikes isn't going hard downhill.
My current batch of fuel containers are all from Justrite.

They're expensive, but I don't have any issues with leaks. I have a 1-gallon for 2-stoke fuel, a 5-gallon for the gas mower, and another 5-gallon in yellow for diesel.

https://www.justrite.com/type-ii-accuflow-steel-safety-can-f...
Not so, at all.

There is a lot of support for Israel among evangelical conservatives because they think it ties into Biblical prophecy, but that's not the same thing. And if you think the 'far right' (going by the usual meaning of people out at the extreme, often outside the boundaries of electoral politics) are pro Israel then I have to say you've never talked to any 'far right' people and do not know much about the contemporary political landscape.
If you don't need to impress anyone, why cut it at all?
Well Intel is also claiming lower energy usage at equivalent performance (see other posts in this thread). I take that with a grain of salt, but that's the claim. If true then you could power-limit it and use less energy to do the same work as the M1 (although it's not clear even from Intel's marketing that theirs scales down quite so well as M1 so as a general purpose low power / low heat / long battery life laptop that you don't run flat out all the time it's possible it would still be better overall even if Intel's claims hold up).
People who have weird email addresses are used to them not working.
I use Midnight commander every day on Linux in text mode. On Windows and Linux desktop I use Total Commander and Double Commander respectively.
Bashing JSON into Shape with SQLite
Are you sure you're not talking about the feast scene from Galaxy Quest?
I was going off the slide shown on this tweet:

https://twitter.com/tomwarren/status/1478514671980269574

It doesn’t show the new Intel processors going below about 30 watts.

Then again I kind of doubt the M1 Max chips can’t get below 20 W.
https://archive.is/Y7bOP
DC shouldn't be a state, it would give that "state" too much power and also make politicians there outsized politically powerful and we have enough of that already with states like rhode island, wyoming, and the dakotas
OP's beliefs about how IQ is used in intelligence research -- and in particular this paper -- are almost entire correct.

See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29798887
I swear by type hinting in Python, but it is pretty frustrating how many common patterns don’t work or require very convoluted use of typing.

It’s an uphill battle to convert a team over to using hinting because of how awkward things can get and how easy it is to just pretend the feature doesn’t exist.
> Whatever problem there was with the automatic braking system, they decided to just give up on it instead of fixing it. It's minor, but it slows things down.

This is just not true. Partial control was restored years ago [0], and my understanding is they still want this capability on other lines. But WMATA has probably been busy addressing numerous other NTSB complaints that impact the ability to provide basic service (see the 7000 series recall), so smooth braking just isn’t that important.

0: https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/trafficandcommuting/com...
they did on the US
Also, it's an apartment, not a house.

Also, not his apartment, his aunt's apartment.

"Japanese Game Developer rarely leaves his aunt's apartment."
Not at all, they've built something awesome that people love to use and benefit from
- Most parents I know (ourselves included) depend on summer camps.

- yes, teachers are severely underpaid and it makes little sense to me. Education is so important if not the most important matter for democracy but US messed it up so bad. I wish all teachers’ wages to double if not more.
If you are writing a webpage that accepts email addresses, then please just use <input type="email"> and check for:

document.querySelector("[type='email']").validity.valid

This will not only give you email validation for free, but also gives users with software keyboards (e.g. on phones) a contextual keyboard.
While that's true, `@@.@` fulfils "an @ symbol with something before it, and something after it".
Could you explain that then, because honestly I can't fathom how a "hard left" pendulum swing has created our current issues. The US has arguably been swinging to the right for decades, and certainly is pretty right-wing compared to most other western democratic nations.
> creating a state out of a piece of land specifically designated as non-state doesn't make sense

I mean, neither does creating a large metropolitan area with no representation after just winning a war over not having representation. Here we are, though.
That’s pretty cool recipe formatting, but man that site has the least appetizing food photography I’ve seen in a long time.
So you've knocked a couple operating hours off the life of something that tens of thousands of operating hours? Big deal. It'll be fine unless you run it dry for a long period but you won't be doing that because cars don't run the pump when the engine isn't running.
What question does a belief in an afterlife answer? If you didn't start with that belief, what observation could you make to come to the conclusion that there is an afterlife?

I think you are making these two positions to sound equivalent, but I really don't think that is the case.
The regex listed there isn’t that much more complex. It’s basically a check for *@a*.* where * is some minimal whitelist of valid characters and a is an alphanumeric to start the domain name.
It’s not an ebike, it’s a light electric vehicle. Also, you don’t know what you are talking about with the laws of Colorado. The mtb trails fall under multiple different jurisdictions. I frequently ride on mtb trails in a National Wildlife Refuge that has a pilot program for LEVs. Jefferson County governs mtb trails differently than Boulder County.

Please explain to me how I’m “disrespecting” public lands? A Onewheel is as quiet as a mountain bike. It’s slower. It’s tire distributes weight on a bigger surface are and doesn’t ruin the trail with ruts. I don’t deserve to be called out, you just like rules and lording them over others. Go tell someone else what to do, Karen. Unless you obey the speed limit to the letter everywhere you go, you have no leg to stand on. After all, if I go 57 in a 55, I’m “disrespecting public roads” in your logic.
He did double-down in his "apology", which is a bit unusual.
a few shops in town added 'extra fee' notices a few months in to the covid outbreak (may 2020?).

"We are having to add a 50c surcharge per beef entree"
"Each burger has a 50c surcharge"
etc.

Later this went to 50c charges for all meats (chicken or beef or whatever).

In the short term, it was to avoid having to reprint all signage/menus/etc when they were unsure how long things would go on. I think in the restaurants in our town, they've just raised prices and don't advertise the 'surcharge' any longer.
> if you produce lots of electricity at the exact times when no one needs it, you are a hero

I think that currently if you are capable of producing electricity but no one needs it, you get curtailed, and your "theoretical production" doesn't get counted towards your levelized cost.

What really needs to happen is for there to be good ways to store that otherwise-wasted energy (opportunity). Flow batteries are a promising technology for grid energy storage, as are power-to-gas and power-to-ammonia systems.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grid_energy_storage
I just tried Firefox's 'Reader Mode' for my go to recipe site (food52) and it worked like a charm making everything less distracting.
Although, being young doesn’t entirely exclude certain forms of dementia (namely, frontotemporal dementia). See, e.g.: https://www.wired.com/story/lee-holloway-devastating-decline...

It seems likelier he’s just adopted (or felt emboldened to give voice to) extremist views. But it’s also possible that some mental disturbance is behind the behavior.
OK your obstinance has led me to research this a bit more and I found an answer, Unfortunately it contradicts your (dubious to me) assertion that truly underwater pollination is facilitated by "water currents." Currents affect pollination on the water's surface, but not underwater.

The very, very few plants that are truly pollinated underwater (as opposed to on the water surface) are limited to basically a single genus and here's how it works (it's called hypohydrophily): "The male flowers of Ceratophyllum break and dehisce on the water's surface. Pollen grains sink into the water and come into contact with the stigma, resulting in pollination under water."

https://www.vedantu.com/question-answer/write-the-difference...

So the pollen sinks straight down onto the female parts of a flower. No currents involved.
In Python:

sum(range(10))

In Rust:

Vec![1..10].iter().reduce(|x,y| x+y)
Yeah, that might have something to do with a major global pandemic, the response to which we completely bothched in our country.

Let's see, who was the party in charge then, hmm...
Why are chains and gears ok? You make no sense.
This is hilariously wrong in the case of McDonald’s. They are a real estate arbitrage corporation that leases space to franchises and gives sweetheart self-dealt deals to its wholly owned stores.
It’s soup base. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stock_(food)
This is the reason I never gave Google my phone number, even when they were bugging me about it.

A while ago someone replied to one of my posts and said "Your phone number is not a secret". I know that. My issue is that if I give it to these big companies, they feel like they can do whatever they want with it. So as much as possible, I don't give it to them, at least not willingly.

You should try Fastmail. I switched and love it.
Rebrand, clever.
I think it would help if all the people with useless platitudes who love to pretend to be wise about these things would just get the heck out of the way and let us solve this already, but I know it makes you look a little crazy to normal people to say you want to stop death. They start bringing out the cached responses about how death makes life worth living and so-on it's literally insane. Shrugs. Maybe we'll be born somewhere more sane next time ;-)
https://twitter.com/ElectionDayMad1/status/14784372220976046...

“I thought that as a casual investor, I could engage and help pump my bags about the project, as I normally do on here
(especially with my apes; and other people who own heavy bags of other projects). But doing that caused my followers to buy more into the project.”

This is the market that OpenSea is serving. Their revenue, valuation is all a product of “pumping bags”. Maybe that has long term viability… maybe that’s worth 10s of billions. Maybe.
They've built an exchange for fraud, money laundering, and pump-and-dump ponzi schemes.

Which scammers, money launderers, and ponzi schemers love and benefit from, yes.
I have had people rewrite my .io to .com because they were sure it was wrong, or something like that.
There's one major point this misses: when it's this cold, you're leaving the engine on in your ICE vehicle for heat, and an idling engine will drain a full gas tank much faster than an EV's heater will drain a full battery. See also https://www.reddit.com/r/TeslaLounge/comments/rw7reo/people_...
I was thinking this would be nice on win10 too
I can understand peas, but avocado is fatty indulgent wonderful food. Not liking avocado is absurd. It's like not liking peanut-butter.

Side-note: I learned the most grotesque aberration that shows how the U.S. is orders of magnitude into complete dysfunction: there's something called "diet peanut butter" (learned about this because of a warning I saw online not to give it to dogs). WTF is "diet peanut butter"???? Peanut butter is this rich, delicious oily food. It doesn't need a damn thing to be a great treat. But in the U.S., it's not only typically salted, they add a large amount of sugar. That's already insanely stupid. You want to cut out the sugar? Just enjoy the plain amazing peanut butter on its own!! Nope, they made "diet" by swapping the sugar for xylitol or something. INSANE.

P.S. I live in and grew up in the U.S., I'm judging my own country.
That'd be pretty sweet, esp if it also could access my personal stuff (notion, bookmarks, etc to search those and put them higher...in context).
The one from Perl's Email::Valid is significantly harder on the eyes:

https://metacpan.org/dist/Email-Valid/source/lib/Email/Valid...

Edit: Email::Valid is fairly well respected for getting the rules right...
These were slave societies. Buckminster Fuller enunciated the concept of 'energy slaves', that is each modern person vampires off the energy of certain number of fossil fuel human equivalents. One calculation in the Wikipedia article has 400 energy slaves backing each developed world resident. The most most slave-ridden ancient societies never exceeded 10:1, with most like 3:1. Social progress would need to go in hand with technological progress.
Couple things that come to mind in response to that chart:

Its impressive, but:

Generally, take Intel's marketing material with a grain of salt. They're notorious for exaggerating, cherry-picking, and out-right lying in marketing materials.

Related to that: While both the M1 Max & 12900HK have on-board iGPUs, the M1 Max has an especially powerful GPU for its class; one of the best iGPUs ever produced. That's going to contribute massively to package power draw, which is what they're measuring on the X-axis; if the Xe G7 can't compete, then these graphs are disingenuous to the overall experience some customers would be looking for (alternatively, other customers will be going dGPU anyway, so it doesn't matter).

Related to that: Its unclear from the chart whether this is per-core relative perf or entire package and multithreaded perf. I'm guessing the latter, due to the size of that x-axis arc and because its roughly where we'd expect a 12th gen 14/20 configuration to land; that's an obscene amount of threads for mobile, far outpacing the 10/10 in M1 Max. In fact, I'd argue: if this is a multithread test, a 40% increase in cores w/ a 100% increase in SMT threads only arriving at a miniscule (~5%?) jump in perf at similar power draw is average, not good. The single-core perf, even on their high-draw cores under load, may be rather poor; so its end-of-day effectiveness may be very workload dependent.

Overall, I'm hopeful the real-world performance matches the expectations they've set, and I'm bullish on Intel's strategy. Chip manufacturing is hard, but TSMC is becoming a bottleneck for both Apple & AMD. Hyper-optimizing large processes may work out for them; but the proof will be in the pudding.
For me, it's because I want to gain some perspective, and in this case in particular, without experiencing it first hand.

For example, I will often read cancer patient message boards, or family members that have watched their kin succumb to Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. Or watching old videos, re-mastered with color on youtube from the turn of the 20th century, and contemplating how their entire lives have gone by. Or the uncovered skeletons of people that died from the bubonic plague in the 14th century, and reflect on how they likely had very important personal matters and concerns. But now there they lie, and the world has long since forgotten them. Their names and stories are long gone.

As a recent example, I stumbled across a young women who died of leukemia almost 10 years ago now. She was a local news reporter, and had a youtube channel[1] and twitter account[2]. She unkowningly documented her demise online with her twitter updates. She even interviewed a cancer survivor in one of her youtube videos and said, "how scary it must be when the doctor tells you that you have cancer!". How very soon she would find out herself. Her videos have about a dozen views, and her tweets went largely ignored. She seemed like such a genuinely sweet woman.

It's both morbid curiosity and a grim reminder of indeed how short life is. What was their mindset in their waning time, and why is mine much different? As fast as time seems to go by, am I all that different? Why wait until your death bed to consider your mortality? Maybe it's right around the corner, or maybe not.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uxd-4RKaIP0&t=7s
[2] https://twitter.com/jeanniehayes

(Apologies if I have veered too far off-topic)
I second Enpass.

OP says "I've tried BitWarden and Enpass, but their integration is worse and they suffer from some of the same problems as 1Password (subscription/server-based, not really in control of own data, etc.)" but I don't think this is accurate.

Enpass offers a lifetime license and is local-first with syncing via your choice of cloud service. (Enpass also supports wifi-only sync, too. No cloud required.)
E-mails, URLs, file names/extensions, these are the bane of my RegEx existence. Agreed, this is not as bad as I've seen in other places.
Tulips are getting really expensive lately.
Sweden Makes Psychological Defence Agency Counter Russia China Iran Propaganda
I kept it in a crate, but took the leg room of a back passenger.
The original comment probably meant something like this:
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China Is Home to First Small Modular Nuclear Reactor
36k wallets own 80% of NFTs, 10x that number of wallets own all of them [1]. And that's wallets, not people. That's not what "people" want, that's what a bunch of millionaires push, hoping to get out first.

1: https://nwn.blogs.com/nwn/2022/01/second-life-nft-ownership-...
VC's have really exposed themselves recently with the amount of money they've thrown after web3, NFT, and crypto startups - showing they are perfectly happy to try to cash out before the pyramid scheme collapses. No long view. No ethics.
VR headset. Apple hasn't changed the world since the iPhone. It's time.
Even here, remember when just the suggestion that Sweden’s streets were not going to run red with blood was met with almost violent opposition?
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