skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Except it's not an USA thing. Here in Europe showing nipples in a public place is also considered nudity and generally frowned upon. It's a cultural thing, no need to attribute ideology to it. And the culture is shifting - just a century ago it was considered not modest if you wore shorts or short skirts, or two-piece swimsuits, now it's normal and accepted.
Watching this and considering where we are right now gave me chills: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSqTKvFGz3c
I believe you might not fit into the story they want to paint onto the tech industry in general.

You think your successes would have been harder to achieve if you didn't advertise with sex appeal? You don't need to justify yourself for anything but you still sound like you feel the need to do so.

I don't even know their exact angle to be honest, they probably don't want to make the impression that sex appeal is a necessity for success in tech. But that is speculation. I understand the want to keep it "clean" but I hope you can appeal the demonetization.
They both have fuck you money. One difference is that Joe Rogan is 54 and makes most of his money from producing new content. Neil Young is 76 and makes most of his money from the music that he has already made. Rogan needs Spotify for his future income. Young, much less so.
Here's the thing though: Our social and economic systems are founded on RIGHTS. The person saying "I don't wanna work bullshit jobs to afford a decent life and following my passion" relies on the exact same rights as the person saying "I refuse working at all towards any goal simply because I can."

These specific anti-work people may literally be just lazy, but by pushing that agenda, they are naturally advocating for workers' rights. It doesn't actually matter what their motivations (or lacks thereof) are; Only the rights matter.

Similarily, with Universal Basic Income you will surely get some people who simply engage in indefinite hedonism, but it is absolutely worth it for the effects of UBI on everybody else.
As far as I know I do not have ADHD. I still find it quite useful to write everything down and make sure that I completed everything I needed to do that day. Very easy to forget to reply to someone or that some small thing has a deadline upcoming.

If I really care about the meetings I attended being useful (not often), I will take notes on what is discussed and decided.
No it's not - you need to open it on the linked page + disable adblock (and referrer spoofing if you use that.
> A few years ago, Zuckerberg said that all problems would be solved if everybody told the truth all the time.

Everyone 'going transparent' in other words

The circle is looking more and more like the 1984 of our time
Wondering to what extent the growing "left vs. right" divide is mostly artificially created as a distractionary strategy to keep attention away from the very real and growing divide of the Have's and Have-not's. And prolong the unfettered capitalism that nowadays is best-served with flawed democracies or even outright autocracy.
It's because other people stir shit up with her as the topic, either for fun/trolling, or they truly feel she's somehow threatening (their masculinity and world-view).
The more money you have the easier it will be, but you don't need to be anywhere close to a millionaire to do this.

Many people sail in sub-100k, or even sub-20k boats. Sure, you might not want to sail the Indian Ocean in something small and/or cheap, but there's a lot of other places to sail.

Plus, it's totally possible to live on a boat full time. If you don't have to pay rent or pay a deposit and pay a mortgage many people could buy a bigger boat and live on it. Not many people do, there's downsides, but some do.

I once thought that most people who owned yachts were in a different wealth strata of society than "regular" people, but that's only partially true, and now myself own a boat too, and I'm not a millionaire.

Peer at some listings if you're curious about the startup costs:

https://www.yachtworld.co.uk/boats-for-sale/condition-used/t...
It isn't about note taking, it's about supporting a brain that simply isn't capable of retaining the level of information that we have to deal with. The ultimate note taking device is actually an augmented human brain that has perfect recollection and organisation.

In the mean time the note taking apps help with:

Working memory - a page can hold far more information than I can retain in my working memory. Having a bunch of information helps me build a working model without having to retain all the information while I'm building. Spot patterns - by organising information it's easier to spot patterns.

Long term memory - your brain just isn't very good at retaining information long term. Maybe you have a company wide wiki but the act of building your own notes is enough to form some connections in your brain so that when you come back you have far greater familiarity and insight associated with the information.
That and the Jolly Roger Cookbook.. those were the days.
see also the twitter thread summary: https://mobile.twitter.com/aaronareed/status/148648130618355...
I believe the main reason for the obsession is that we intuitively know that it can be done "right" (according to our own personal preferences) - but that a solution is not yet at hand. So we install every possible attempt we come across, only to find that no - not yet.

Here is some of what I am personally looking for:

- a wysiwyg rich text interface, with embedding capabilities, with an optional markdown interface and (closest) representation

- integrated web clipper a la Evernote

- multidimensional categorization (i.e. not a single hierarchy of notebooks) that links to universal categories

- AI-supported automatic summaries and categorization

- Optionally encrypted when stored centrally, with finegrained visibility options.

- Optionally savable locally only, encrypted or not-encrypted

- Datahandling and coding capabilities, a la ObservableHQ/Jupyter/Datasette

- Linkable in various ways to other notes, my own or others

- and more!
> But, they can dictate how some men want to show their body? shakes head

You're making this a gender war thing. It's not about who gets to dictate what to whom. It's about why something is dictated and who it's benefitting.

For genitalia, both genders are not allowed to show theirs. This is acceptable because it's fair.

For breasts, men can show theirs, yet women cannot.

For skirts: too short and a woman is labeled slutty. Why? Because people who sexualize them (often men) view them as sexy and wanting sex. And so these people then dictate that they should wear longer skirts so that they don't feel so guilty themselves. This ends up being one party dictating how the other should appear in order to accommodate their own needs.

Men can wear short or long. It's ok because generally women do not sexualize men in that way. But the point here is that the viewpoint of immodesty comes from the viewer, and women have no control in how they are viewed by others, therefore they should not have to adjust themselves to accommodate for something they have no control over.

> 1. Does a person have a right to show whatever part of their body that they want to?
>> Sure.

No that is not my argument. I accept the laws that both genders cannot show their genitals or sexual organs. If we enacted a law that said all people have to hide their mouths I'd be in full support. We don't have such a law but we are close to it (face masks for covid). What I am against is unequal laws enacted by one group on another to accommodate the first or other group.

> 3. Should the rule be based on whether the viewer/displayer is female or male?
>> Most definitely not.

This is not about male or female. This is about one group forcing their preference on another group to accommodate their own needs.
Declarative here means you’re describing the end state and letting the system decide how to transition from the current state.

For instance, you can declare that you need two X (e.g. containers, disks, …) and pass that configuration to the framework. If the framework sees you currently have 1 X in production, it allocates another. If there are three, the framework kills one. And if there are 2, it’s a no-op. The beauty is that if you express what you need declaratively, you’re shielded from deciding the state transition.
I don't see why it couldn't just maintain connections to two devices simultaneously and mix the audio. I'm pretty sure there are Bluetooth headphones that do do that. Battery life is the only reason I can think of but they should still give the option.
I don’t think you can be successful unless you go out and start looking for people on LinkedIn. I mean messaging those you think might be a good fit. And you need a really personal message to convey why a candidate needs to join you. Small company probably means early stage/high risk. Think of the reasons people wouldn’t join such a company. Try to anticipate some of the concerns.
"The Stars Are Going Out And Here's Why That's A Good Thing."
top hackers when it comes to crimes?

then probably yea, but when it comes to skills?

I'd say that they're not really that unknown - https://ctftime.org/
This guy is basically Tony Stark with a box of scraps. I'm speechless.
A related question for note-takers: what would you estimate as your rate of reference to prior notes? For my own part that rate is so dismally low that right now I get more value out of making notes than retrieving and reading notes.

I'm reminded of a response to another thread on HN a few weeks back about organizing physical documents. Many commenters had very sophisticated processes with scanning, OCR, indexing etc but there was one commenter who organized their documents as a stack of paper, divided by year. The use case for documents might be a bit different because the number of times you're likely to need a document is probably quite different the number of times you will benefit from reading a note.

A more concise reframing of the above: for those who have adopted a disciplined approach to note taking (geared towards retrieval and linking) do you get enough value from the disciplined approach to encourage us unstructured notes-everywhere to invest the effort of adopting a better process?
> Secondly, whether you like it or not, women are more likely to complain of male nudity in a venue than men are to complain of female nudity in a venue, yet you want to portray the argument as "men are the problem".

Source? Anecdotally living in the South, it is overwhelmingly men complaining about women not properly conforming to their sensibility regarding modesty.

I've never heard it the other way around, and you claiming it is an undisputed fact "where I like it or not" is bizarre to me.
It wasn't even her breasts. It was a cardboard dummy shaped like her torso.
Ask a Faroese
Agreed. In fact, I signed up last week mainly because it is one of the few tools that makes it easy to add footnotes to your writing (although as a reader, the anchor links for footnotes don't work reliably in my email client).

Until I discovered that Substack also supports footnotes :).
Peter Robbins, who voiced Charlie Brown in the 1960s, has died
Fish in fish farms are pretty dumb.
They are actually made by a company they bought, Twist and Shout (https://www.twistandshout.co.uk) :-)
They’re really not. The problem with counter points like these is that it assumes people will create content for free.

If money isn’t a motivator then ads aren’t necessary either way. If it is, ads again are really the only way that’s accessible.

Ads to help promote quality content as implemented on most sites.
This is not my experience in the olden Athlon XP days. Even though you give the extra voltage and give enough cooling, the CPU starts to encounter many internal errors and needs to re-run a lot of instruction trains to get sane results.

This causes heat and load spikes, and while you get no errors, the increased frequency doesn't give you any real world performance gains. Returning a to a slower configuration actually gives a much snappier and performant system.
I certainly wouldn't want to go to a restaurant which checks my ID.

We're heading to a state of affairs where you can't move in public anonymously. This is a dystopian nightmare.
On the list now :)
This is a big topic, with a lot of use cases (capturing information, tracking stuff you have to do, learning, etc.) In my case, I have the work roles of professor, administrator running our grad programs, and journal editor. That's a lot of data that has to be captured, processed, and queried over and over. Without a good system, I literally couldn't do my job. The better I am at handling that data, the easier my job gets.
Only for now. They wouldn't be sending out surveys about RV usage [0] if that is going to be permanently the case.

[0]: https://old.reddit.com/r/Starlink/comments/prgrbb/starlink_r...
Common enemies unite. It doesn't matter what divides you, if you only fight against what unites you. Coalitions and compromises are normal in a healthy society. It's more insane that people are willingly poison society, just because someone has a different stance on an unrelated topic.
There still one classic PIM being maintained with a perpetual license: doogiePIM

https://bitespire.com/

2018 Show HN, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18120483
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Netherlands. Literally all of our classic movies features a dick in plain sight. Yes, even Rutger Hauer shows all his features in Turks Fruit
I really like substack as a platform. They seem to be not as aggressive on monetisation as medium. On my blog I don't want my users be tracked and I want to offer my content for free. Their stance on free speech here I also applaud.

Unfortunately substack is not yet as good on the discovery side.
Editing once, with the approval of the authors is one thing. "Automatic" editing on each download is an other.
That's what Facebook enforces, yes. "Male" chests are fine, "Female" chests are not.
Kubernetes isn't IPv4 only. https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/services-networking/dual... Dual stack is stable and has been around a while.

Also you don't have to use NAT even with IPv4, it's just that most CNIs implement Kubernetes networking with non-addressable pod addresses. It's perfectly possible to make service and pod addresses routable from outside the cluster.
Are you commenting in the correct thread? I failed to see the connection.
You mean dumb fish.

And a really smart fish would hang out somewhere in the hadal zone, we don't even know half the species that exist there.
I think what you've hit on is that the real struggle, which is between labour and capital, has been replaced by a grab bag of issues that pitch themselves as being anti-authoritarian.
Within a week, I frequently refer to notes. It drops off heavily after that, as I start forgetting that I had notes on that topic.

Maybe I need notes of the notes I took.
> Why do you feel the need to "structure thoughts"

Well, because the alternative is for your thoughts to be unstructured. Lots of people live their lives that way: reminiscing about that time they got so drunk or really told that guy off, repeating funny lines they heard on some TV series, rehearsing ethnic or religious stereotypes, complaining about the neighbors' loud music, trying to get laid, and heating up some hamburgers at dinnertime. Lots of people are content to be consumers and to repeat what they've heard. Then they die.

But it doesn't have to be that way. You can structure your thoughts. You can be a creator, not just a consumer, and to a significant extent you can direct your life to a goal rather than simply floating at random. Notetaking is helpful for doing that: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30098854
YouTube has no problem with all the “bikini try on” channels.

Hard to see why YouTube would have a problem with Naomi Wu.
Joe Rogan isn't as fair and balanced with his guests as you're giving him credit for. He doesn't equally listen to "everyone" or have "everyone" on his show. When was the last time Joe had a pro-vaccine expert on his show to ask them about the real science of vaccines? It doesn't happen.

Edit: Apparently he had Peter Attila on who is pro-vaccine, but that's hardly a leading expert on the topic, and there's still a clear bias in the guests Joe invites to his show.
Well sure. Try not to download them at the same time.
There is no point of lengthening the pipeline if you don't get higher frequency from it. It would just add complexity and and a higher branch mispredict penalty.
Where does the 'basic level' of resources and comfort come from, if one does not work ? I agree that life shouldn't be all about work, surely some form of work is essential to be able to provide the basics, even if that work is farming your own land to grow your own food.

Anyone expecting even a basic level of anything without being willing to contribute at all is not demonstrating good behaviour within society.
Obviously the government doesn't understand Turing Completeness, and that some people game professionally, while other people hack for fun, so they made a sin tax error.
Kubernetes Dual-stack is enabled by default... https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/services-networking/dual...
> For some definition of “many” sure

Good, then we agree chronic homelessness is not entirely due to drugs, as i often read on HN :)

> Alcoholism is another problem.

I think it's the same problem. Alcoholism is a drug addiction problem and can be just as bad as any other addiction. That some cultures believe alcohol to be tolerable/encourageable is irrelevant. Alcohol was historically weaponized against indigenous people (not only in the US) and to this day some revolutionary indigenous movements such as the zapatistas in Chiapas consider it this way. Much like crack cocaine was weaponized by CIA against black/brown communities in the US (to finance their counter-revolutionary covert wars in South America).

> people do fall into homelessness because they aren’t lucky enough to remain high functioning

Exactly, but drugs is far from the only reason to become non-functioning according to capitalist standards. Depression/burnout, physical health, workspace/job closure, and *many* other factors can lead to homelessness.
But winter excess deaths will not be zero _in the absence_ of winter infections. Because they add that sinusoidal component, they will be zero in an average-strong flu year for example, and less than zero in weaker flu years.
That's fair -- I definitely agree that Tetris is deeper, in the "minutes to learn, a lifetime to master" sense.

Partly that's state, as you say, but I think it's also significant that Tetris is a realtime arcade-style game. Experts are vastly faster than newbies, and the main difficulty increase mechanism is that the blocks drop faster.

Wordle might have some similarities there. People don't commonly share their times, but I bet even among competent players who routinely solve it in 4-5 moves every day, there are some expert players who can do it much faster -- just like some people can solve the daily crossword in a few minutes, while others work on it gradually over the whole day.

You could also distinguish between people who usually take 4-5 moves and those who can do it in 3-4 (e.g. optimal play with its average of ~3.4 moves). It's just not obvious immediately because there's a lot of variance; if a great player solves it in 3 you could write it off as a fluke, and if a poor player is genuinely lucky and gets it in 2 you could mistake that for skill.
Jordan Peterson is a world-renowned Canadian professor of psychology, clinical psychologist, and bestselling author. He has published over 100 scientific papers. You make a great point about him being an idiot.
I think the parent's implication was that not taking is a coping strategy for ADHD, but it does not mean that note taking indicates ADHD. Meaning that you are probably right that ADHD patient should be supervised or guided in note taking, but that does not necessarily apply to other note takers.
The current production ones yes but they got some models working on air force planes 2 years ago [0] so they can probably handle a boat. Probably won't be cheap though.

[0]: https://www.investors.com/news/spacex-starlink-impressed-air...
She seems capable of doing both. Especially if by body you mean boundaries.
There's also the fascination with the forbidden. I've met many people that started smoking as teenagers because it made them "transgressive".
I remember reading that potentially the hardware is there to do this, but it's not going to be working for a while.
Just curious: Isn't this exactly what most supermarkets do? Do merchants decide the price at which their product appear in stores?
Sea cows
Unrelated, but not much, see how Office/Excel WEEKDAY has parameters for the starting day (and numbering starting from 0 or from 1):

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/weekday-function-...
I remember some years ago reading that the iPad Air 2 had NFC, but it was not enabled. Reading this news it seems to me that Apple had planned this feature already at that time. Having a this feature integrated to a POS software without the need of a third party device card reader would be fantastic. Small business would benefit a lot from it. I may be wrong, but I think current iPads do not have a NFC chip? So Apple removed it from the hardware later but now it would be beneficial to have it?
Without fear, however, you don't get any kind of progress. Fear is powerful.

Back in the 60s-80s, the world managed to use the fear of pox to eradicate the disease from existence - and most did so by instituting a vaccine mandate.

Back in the late 70s/80s, the world managed to use the fear of acid rain to ban sulphur emissions (LRTAP convention). In the early 90s, the world managed to use the fear of ozone to ban CFC gas usage.

Back in the Cold War, both major superpowers were too afraid of the other one to launch nuclear weapons to initiate direct warfare, and in the end the fear of global warfare led to comprehensive international agreements on reducing arms proliferation.

The difference is: back then, politicians did the right thing to do based on scientific evidence and indications of issues. These days?! Scientists and activists have warned for decades about the dangers of climate change and the urgency to do something... but until now, all we got is politicians waffling around instead of actually doing anything to combat the real problems we are going to face.
Next time I'll make a smart contract that I can invoke to change feelings.

Might be a good Solidity tutorial.
There labels on all the major social media platforms now saying if something is considered misinformation.

Maybe there should be a "major parts of this story were retracted by the media outlet" or something to news articles like this.
Well then. They have always let everyone down. There is no point in relying on them for anything since they have a magnificent track record in disappointment.

No matter who is in power, it always ends in scandal and failure. It is completely unsurprising and as expected. If you are surprised, welcome to politics.
Me too :( it feels like people like us are forgotten.

But I saw Denmark has just dropped all covid measures including masks so hopefully we're all getting there
Have you used digital zettelkasten and if so what were your issues? Most of these functionalities exist as far as I know except for AI summarization, but I think with the nature of zettelkasten, you don't need that.
What I’m saying is that there’s no Sara to suggest even with tax harvesting it’s better than SPY. The expense ratio is literally 10X.

If I’m wrong feel free to walk me through a 10 year period where any robo advised fund of your choosing has better return, risk and fee adjusted.