skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Exactly.

Government stole it from tax payers to then act as a poorly run pseudo-charity, which is actually just a way for them to skim cream like mobsters while pretending to "do good." The foolish lap this up and immediately get defensive at anyone who proposes that, maybe, just maybe, politicians are lying to them and using their good nature against them. Maybe.

So, we get a consistently declining standard of living for everyone, decaying urban centers, and increasing numbers of homeless people, or, the truth: real lives that need real help being used as political chess pieces by a cadre of narcissists who are master manipulators.
> Ownership is always with the grace of governments.

Not when said asset is a movable one.
It's not the cost of the unit, per the article:

14% of the units build exceeded $700,000 each, and one project in pre-development is estimated to cost almost $837,000 per unit.
my apps are back up now.
Show HN: vimmer.io is an interactive course for Vim with a real embedded editor
> Today's release falls on the day in which the world's attention is captured by the sudden invasion of Ukraine by Putin's forces. Before going into the details of the new Rust release, we'd like to state that we stand in solidarity with the people of Ukraine and express our support for all people affected by this conflict.
Hey HN — this is a passion project I've had on the backburner for a short while now. I've really enjoyed building this and I'm excited to share.

vimmer.io is an interactive course for learning Vim. It's different to other online Vim courses because it uses the real Vim editor compiled to WASM (made possible by rhysd's fantastic vim.wasm project[0]). This means you get all of the functionality that you have in vanilla Vim, which not only opens a lot of doors in terms of what you can teach (buffers, windows, niche Ex commands), but also means everything you learn is completely transferable.

This has so much fun to make — looking forward to hearing all of your feedback!

[0]: https://github.com/rhysd/vim.wasm
Really looking forward to const generics becoming more and more useful in the future! A current limitation I hit yesterday is that you can't use a (non-literal) expression as a const generic parameter yet. I wanted to specify 32KiB as "32 * 1024" but had to write "32768" instead.
Stability–Instability Paradox
Isn't Reddit explicitly a bunch of echo chambers by design? If you have an interest or a point of view, you create a subreddit about it.
Maybe that was oils in general? Eating too much cooking oil makes me feel like absolute crap mentally, regardless of type.

Obviously the syndrome described in article is possible in your case, but the article sounds like a chronic accumulated damage thing, not an acute reaction just after eating.
" fighting against CEQA" this is like identifying the color of the shirt that a security guard is wearing, and declaring it to be the problem. CEQA was enacted because, under the banner of "free markets" .. unbelievable, extreme, vast, sustained chemical pollution was laid out into the open air, soil and water, for profit, again and again and again.. Ordinary people literally cannot believe things that have been done in California and elsewhere, for short-term profits
There are a lot of places in the country where you can live very comfortably for years on 500k.

The idea that the only solution to homelessness in LA is to build $500-800k units is plain pure foolishness.
Thx! With the highlighting, one of our main goals is to make it as easy as possible. At least for me personally, if it's not easy to do, I won't do it. Mainly because I am often on the go when listening to podcasts.
And thx to AI, this is now much more possible.
China has a more powerful military than Russia at this point and vastly superior manufacturing and economic means to sustain it and push further. China's nuclear arsenal is merely smaller, but so what, nobody needs 10,000 nukes anyway. A thousand well-aimed nukes will do the job.
Olive oil is not harmful when heated! Please link to scientific research showing this.

Here is one of many studies showing the opposite: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S02786...
A question for the more informed:

"What are recent developments in linear algebra?"

Perhaps, we can broaden the scope and include numerical/randomized linear algebra.

I come from a machine learning background, and the most recent directions I am aware of are in applications of Krylov subspace methods to very large number of data points and low-precision training (both in the context of Gaussian processes).
“Broiling” would refer to using the broiler on one’s oven, I’ve never heard that term used to describe pan-frying. Terms I have heard are sautéed and seared
In a world where housing prices grow in an unbounded, absolutely detached from reality manner, it is.
Soybean oil has less partially hydrogenated oils than other deodorized oils, making it potentially the healthiest of the deodorized oils.

Obviously deodorized oils are not very healthy, but I honestly don't understand all the posts like "Eat only coconut oil/butter/lard". For the "appeal to science", there's plenty of data that diets very high in saturated fats is a risk factor for heart disease. For the "appeal to nature", ancient peoples did not have our modern access to animal fats, hunter gatherers ate a lot of seeds, nuts and bugs to fill out a diet that otherwise ate small lean game with occasional big fatty hunting successes.
Fantastic work. A great piece of engineering!
> If NATO had met the Russia's demands, wouldn't the invasion have been prevented?

Probably not, in the long term, and the ability to prevent similar coercive efforts against other nations near Russia would be far less.
My 6 apps are all single dyno. Not sure if I have pre-boot enabled or not though....
I recently started working on implementing a user space IP/TCP implementation on my MacBook and honestly configuring the utun driver is a huge pain, there isn’t really any good documentation for it and I ended up having to reverse engineer how to use it by looking at the source code of other projects that configured it (shout out to CloudFlares wire guard implementation!)

On top of that utun devices seem to add weird 4 bytes of data to the front of layer 3 packets to indicate the protocol (which was also confusing and undocumented AFAICT)
What's even harder is product-market fit. How do you even begin testing the market hypothesis?
You can't use <object>, <iframe> etc tags to embed pictures in your Github README, so you don't get automatic updates there no matter what (i.e. images would only refresh on page load). I don't know if Github proxies and caches <img> contents, or how long they cache it for but I haven't personally seen any delays when I've updated images used in READMEs.

But to repeat: auto-updating will not work for Github-hosted content AFAIK.
I think you might be off by a whole continent.
Low income seniors who hit the real estate jackpot can defer taxes indefinitely.

It's called the California Tax Postponement Program and solves exactly the problem you're discussing.
I live in an independent country thanks to NATO and EU. This place used to be Russia's back yard for 50 years. I'd like it to remain not-Russia's back yard, thankyouverymuch.
if your kids are on tiktok they will see footage from this war, turning on the news is not necessary
>Coconut oil is the least fattening of all the oils. Pig farmers tried to use it to fatten their animals, but when it was added to the animal feed, coconut oil made the pigs lean [See Encycl. Brit. Book of the Year, 1946].

https://raypeat.com/articles/articles/unsaturated-oils.shtml
What if you want digital cash to enable global trade?
Sustainable!
Canada’s Digital ID Future – A Federated Approach [pdf]
Ugh why does it keep turning on rotation when changing the dropdown!

I'm trying to fix on a single point and move backwards in time to see the change but it keeps rotating the global every time... weird default functionality.

edit: weird, now it seems to work fine. I was disabling the 'rotate global' but it wasn't taking effect before
I feel like it's important to establish that "controls should look like the browser intended and not be customizable" is an ideological stance, not an obvious and self-evident truth. And it's one that I strongly disagree with, because it's needlessly controlling: why shouldn't developers me able to make something look however they want? The web is a platform for _all kinds of creations_, not just "website that look and feel like websites", and people should have the freedom to do whatever they want and not be constrained by arbitrary limitations of bad APIs.
That's mostly because they have more to lose.
A negative event doesn't cause a normal distribution like that. When a hurricane floods a city a third of the citizens don't feel happy about it. The story is the fact there is a normal distribution, thus prompting an examination of why a massive restriction of movement wasn't a purely negative event.
I've been working with Java since 2009 only... those things you mention have never been used anywhere I've seen since then (but yes, I heard of them as things of the distant past that no one used).
The West has mostly lived in peace and prosperity since 1945. It is hard to come to terms with the fact that this is not a natural state of events. I think this has led to a certain sort of hubris, that everything will turn out well and we don't have to make the hard decisions.

But plagues and pandemics were a thing in the past. So were wars. And man-made ecological disasters.
America can build houses but free mental health care for all? It took Democrats 50 years to get the paltry affordable care act through.
> Every organization in the United States is at risk from cyber threats

Heroku and AWS are organizations no?

> While there are not currently any specific credible threats to the U.S. homeland, we are mindful of the potential for the Russian government to consider escalating its destabilizing actions in ways that may impact others outside of Ukraine.
Nuclear Weapons and Ukraine
> shipping some people over to die and then walking away

Eh??? This is exactly what happened. Soldiers were sent to Afghanistan. Thousands died. The US left, and the enemy took over, both government and equipment.

Also, the parent had said

> Yeah, and send a message that says "you can kill American troops without consequences"?

and again this is what happened. No consequences for the Taliban for killing American soldiers, just as the parent wrote.
I agree it's vague... you could say for whatever the contributor(s) decide to merge but in any event it seems easy to fulfill the cause, especially since projects need continual maintainence.

At least it leaves some leverage in the hands of the authors/contributors against flat out freeloading. Normal MIT is essentially no strings attached.
I don't think hope is going to be enough.

https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/taiwan-reports-ni...

It's a perfect time for distraction. I almost expect North Korea to do something stupid too.
has been the case for several months https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30453374
Oh good, I was worried it might be something more nefarious. It's finally loading for me now. Thanks.
It's meant to be inclusive to trans men, given they're still capable of becoming pregnant and giving birth.

Offense over these new terms is often just a proxy for offense at the political changes they signify. Nobody's denying that women who give birth are still mothers.

Edit: also, in my experience going through antenatal classes at the moment, they often use "women and birthing people" which seems like a good middle ground.
I think it might be tied to steelmaking? Ie, if you are already doing work to generate oxy and nitrogen, getting a byproduct like neon is easier?

So CAN the USA separate air? For sure. Maybe it's just cheaper. A lot of these stories about disruptions are disruptions of the CHEAP option.
I think that should be read as

> (limits on government power) and (the ability for the people to kick out the current government)

not

> > limits on (government power) and (the ability for the people to kick out the current government)
I’m a different commenter, but if I had to guess I’d say primarily by the metric of starvation.
Thanks for the suggestion. Does it support subscriptions? I can't tell from the README...
You could organize your playlist in folders. Not a solution but that might make it bearable :P
"The constitution declares India a sovereign, socialist, secular, and democratic republic"[1]

If the largest democracy in history isn't a "notable example" what is?

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constitution_of_India
American kids rarely learn about most of the dozens of conflicts that have taken place since WWII, including the ones the US was involved in. Unless this gets a lot bigger, it's not gonna be taught in the US, except university-level courses. Everything post-Vietnam is a blur, if it's covered at all.

Of course, kids alive now who pay attention to the news will see it. And future kids who are history or politics nerds might learn of it on their own.
Russia has predicted that the wests sanctions will be mild because they depend on Russia for oil and wheat. Everyone is more afraid of a recession than of future wars. Are they right? Would you be willing to risk your retirement investments from your faang jobs to sanction Russia? Or do you think it’s worth the cost to help discourage future military actions? Honestly curious what individuals think here
Ah, okay now I get the subtlety, I stand corrected.

I'd still argue that there are times that you do have to use completely custom controls, like the case with the date-pickers. Not only because you cannot style them, but they also have a lot of API constraints, and accessibility problems. Even the example in the article, the beloved text area, has a lot of constraints like it's quite cumbersome to get the selection coordinates and it's impossible to offer any highlighting, so welcome to the world of contenteditable!

I completely agree that we should try to compose the native UI controls instead of reinventing the wheel when possible (like the text-input for that date-picker modal).
Was available in DIP, was... None of the standard suppliers have them at the moment and I have some doubts they are ever going to be available again, considering the rather limited demand.
As a personal anecdote, I suffered in lots of ways during lockdown, but have never had such successful university semesters before. I'm suffering from (social) anxiety, so going to classes every morning was harder than some of the actual curriculums. But there were very few ways of passing while missing attendance. Often times, I'd go strong until about the last third of the semester and then just fail multiple courses. If not for Germany having free uni, I'd have had to give up on my degree for quite a while.

Covid was definetely not good for my anxiety overall, and being socially isolated hurt a lot too. I couldn't see my girlfriend for months at a time, because we live in different countries in the EU. But for my studies, it did wonders. Lectures being recorded enabled me to watch them on demand and in different speeds. Online tutorials/seminars had far less of a hurdle to participate in. There was suddenly a record of most interactions over the course of a semester, making it far easier to prepare for exams. My job also moved online, so I saved a total average commute of 2 hours a day, which I was able to also invest in studying.

Now I'm very close to finishing, but next semester will be back in person, and while I'm a bit nervous about it, the last 2 years of actually reaching some form of success paved the way to control my anxiety enough to finish I think.

While I am very happy that things are opening up again, and some normalcy is restored, I really hope that we don't just go back to the old, because there were a number of things wrong, and I think a lot of it could be rectified quite easily.
Too many people seem to be using it at the moment. The site is limited by the GitHub API rate limit.
Nah, it's just on a 12 hour delay between updates.
r/shitmomsgroupsay. 284k members. A charming mix of entitledparents, antivax, and facepalm.
OAuth for developers with Dan Moore [video]
I've never tried pcp or its analogues, but ketamine was a potent hallucinagen for me - at a high enough dose.

I would generally agree that calling it (or an analogue of it with a similar profile) a (bespoke) hallucinagen in an article isn't very accurate though. I was fascinated by the hallucinations that ketamine induced in me, and sought them out, but they were actually quite unreliable to attain and seemed to require a very specific dose range and set/setting.
Agreed, once you read that book (or watch the documentary [0]) it sets you down a new path of understanding. However, you will feel alternatively annoyed or horrified every day of the rest of your life.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuwmWnphqII
you seem to think it's some sort of malware. this is actually safer than the official youtube app, because it's opensource
And I'm about to get shot by dog with a handgun[0]. Of course nuclear is a concern to be aware of -- but that is why NATO et. al. aren't responding with boots on the ground. In our current situation, where that has been unequivocally ruled out by the NATO leadership, the risk is still tiny, and we have plenty of other more pressing systemic risks to deal with first.

[0]:https://xkcd.com/1252/
> Government stole it from tax payers

Actually, we agreed that it was a good idea and organized our government to carry it out, and we broadly support it.

> The foolish

Commenters and citizens who disagree with you are "foolish"? People can't possibly disagree with you for legitimate reasons? Is your opinion the standard by which we measure legitimacy? Lucky I met you!

> decaying urban centers

Urban centers have been doing well overall, absent the pandemic, though certainly, as with everywhere, there are problems.
meanwhile we here in Poland have major 1939 vibes and not in a good way: treacherous invasion from the east while the west sits there and debates.
As with chip making, it can be done anywhere but the tools and factories setup to mass produce are concentrated in certain areas. That's just how industry works sometimes.

It takes time to setup new supply chains for mass production.
I think this is a great point, but may still disagree with it.

To put it another way, we are taking people out of homelessness, and putting them in houses that are more expensive than 30-40% of units on the market. So the members of the program are getting a much worse deal than if they were just given money directly to pay rent.

The cost to house homeless shouldn't be slightly below median. Realistically, it should be in the 1th percentile.
As a chinese user, I don't know this function until now.

Character in chinese requires multi keystroke. And the IME won't be even triggered when you are not focusing a text field, render the whole function useless.

So, a common pattern here is "use combobox instead". Because combobox has a working input field build-in, make it usable with chinese.

But.... the HTML don't have combobox build-in, so you end up get one in literally any ui framework or a handwritten one if you really don't want to use framework.
Multiple government websites in Russia including the State Duma offline
On the other hand, unless whoever ends up in the unit never has a family, stays in the unit the rest of their life, and the unit only lasts a single person's lifetime, it isn't going to house only one person.
I consume a lot of Tahini (sesame seeds)

Anyone has any idea about how healthy it is ?
When kids can’t socialize normally with their peers that is negative for them, even if kids themselves might be happy with “homeschooling” and socializing with their friends in Minecraft.

We have been spared most lockdown measures, but had a couple of weeks with closed schools and day care. It was fine, but my kids were absolutely better of once schools and day care opened again.
One of my coworkers does this currently with Half-Life references. I add Half-Life references in my own code if I know he's going to be reviewing it
Because for most big organizations:

Help align -> More meetings

Remove confusion -> More meetings

Maintain flow -> More meetings

Open up organizational capacity -> Meetings about having less meetings
Political leaders want money and power that's why they want to be reelected.
Yes however that’s different than consuming processed seed oil.
This comment comes off as extremely uninformed; there is far more chemistry involved in nutrition than the tiny factors you mentioned.

Appealing to science could also be eating a higher saturated fat diet like in France where heart disease is lower than in the US.

There is lots of science that is ignored by the ignorant and uninformed.

Not to mention omega6 vs omega3; what you say is "appeal to nature" is actually appealing to science for some chemistry
In a way. However, I'd probably choose a different syntactical shortcut that looks more like the existing syntax or is a variation of.
Probably MAD, as in the Cold War times.

There's still the hope that nobody, not even an imperialist Putin, would be willing to risk the total destruction of his own country if not of human civilization over some territorial ambitions.
California attracts homeless people because of its relatively temperate climate, lax policies on camps, and pays more than other states (recent interview guy said he was getting 800 cash plus 200 food stamps a month).

Back in June or July 2021, the governor invited the homeless to come to California with promises of free housing during a press tour.
They are really easy. I have a tortilla press, but I don't like it (the tortillas weren't thin enough). I've just been rolling them out with a small rolling pin.
In 1939 there were no atomic weapons.
Could Ukraine Have Retained Soviet Nuclear Weapons?
I am sure that avocado oil is excellent for high-temperature cooking and I assume that in USA it is cheap, so it is a good choice.

However the price of avocado oil varies wildly from country to country. In Europe, where I live, it is 3 to 6 times more expensive that olive oil and 15 to 20 times more expensive than high oleic sunflower oil.

So in most places of Europe, the best choice for high-temperature cooking would be high oleic sunflower oil, because it is very cheap, being produced locally and not imported, like avocado oil.
Yea I guess the chief benefit of using coconut oil is you’re not ingesting seed oils which seem to be quite harmful.
Should have been a couple years ago but yes.
OK, so units may cost $837K. Is that all inclusive of all necessary services (maintenance, supportive services, utilities etc for the life of the unit)? Or are those going to be extra.

I ask because the housing department housing in SF is mind boggling expensive just to operate even after they did the build piece especially if you do all in costs vs revenue (ie, tax base is low -> govt owned often exempt and service needs are high from maintenance, policing, health response etc).
I think people forget that the hyper-connectivity that we have today with the coming of internet is an incredibly new thing.

I'd wager that even during the lockdown people interacted with more people then people in history interacted without a lockdown.

In consideration is not only internet but also cars and other forms of fast travel.
Another wildly speculative claim that they will contradict in a few months.
Headlines like this are effectively worthless clickbait.
Right on. It was reading "Journeys Into the Bright World" (and reading about the author's death) that helped me to end my abuse of ketamine, which by that point had become a daily habit.