skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There is at least one study that supports snake case being more readable:

http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/articleDetails.jsp?reload=tru...
How do they define fast fashion?

What makes it different than a budget T-shirt that you wear multiple times?

Fast fashion is more about how clothes are marketed than the inherent properties of the clothing itself.
My mind doesn’t have a large enough heap for this recursive statement
Lol, Google essentially makes SMBs buy ads for themselves for people searching directly for them already.
I think you should take a look at [1] and also consider that most people are homeowners, not renters. California is especially egregious because of its asinine property tax laws - an increasingly large portion of people buy a home and never sell it, opting to rent it instead and this permanently remove it from the available home ownership stock.

[1] https://www.ocregister.com/2019/10/23/nobodys-moving-califor...
Which is why modern POSIX support is never 100%.

"POSIX has become outdated" 2016 paper,

https://www.usenix.org/publications/login/fall2016/atlidakis
Porn was around long before 2009 so this doesn't make sense.
why not? It sounds great to me.

The only “bad” case I know of is my cousin who moved to Finland from Australia: her teen struggled because high school was impossible to follow. The younger kid didn’t care as much, and otherwise they all had a great time.

I feel like I know plenty of families who have done this.
and if like me you're getting a DNS error, try https://web.archive.org/web/20220401202242/https://contrachr...
Apple pulls this crap too. Use a different browser on Mac and get a "helpful" notification telling you to try the new Safari. Only place you're safe these days is a fully FOSS OS like Linux and FreeBSD.
>you can pretty much expect everything to "just work" through Wine these days

Oh... if only...

I can't remember the last time I tried to run a non-game application and it actually worked. And I try often - I can think of three instances in the past few weeks alone (if you want to know - Fusion 360, an internal .NET app from 2010 that by rights should have worked perfectly, an old DVD of Altium Designer).

Don't get me wrong, I'm extremely grateful for Wine. But perfectly compatible it ain't, not even close.
I worked some construction. It was 15 years ago, but I, me, nobody else, wired up the whole small house in a couple days. The walls were open. It was fast, easy work. The only thing I didn't touch was the service panel and the connection to the pole.

This was in Southern California.
Is this something you can get paid for, as in a job?
I've always observed that defenses of the Soviet Empire are essentially just whataboutisms. But this is the first time I am seeing it literally start with the words "what about"
I think you should examine your feelings. Perhaps the reason you find this so uncomfortable is that it's revealing a truth you don't want to admit is true.
and if you don't set up an MS account you can't install Firefox at all, at least with a non-Pro license of Windows
That is why you should always try to host important stuff on your own. It always sucks to have dependencies of any kind.

Virtual servers cost like a few bucks a month and you can easily set up a simple wordpress server in a few minutes.
I’m probably not the target user for your platform, but it does look interesting.

Do you plan to offer other domain names? Mataroa may or may not be easy to communicate orally, depending on the user’s location.

Do you have any plans for multiple users (authors) on a single blog? I realize this may go against simplicity, but there is a segment for such blogs where posts are authored by different people.
Yeah in my projects lately a lot of the branding has been done with wearables for digital avatars

People want to be “in” and will pay or perform tasks to get the things that show theyre in

Great human coordination tool
Does this help with documentation and automatically create diagrams: https://github.com/gsingh93/ob-bitfield ? Was recently posted here on HN. Org format is a powerful format and it can be exported to many other formats using Emacs or maybe Pandoc.
The source of disagreement is: his code generates floating point approximations of uniformly-distributed real values in [0,1]; not random floats greater than 0 and smaller than 1.

This distinction has little to do with the subtlety of floats. You can e.g. generate numbers up to 100 with

- 5d20 (5 dice of 20 sides),

- 20d5 or even

- 16d6+1d4.

[Edit: the point of this exercise: these are different representations of the numbers up to 100.]

But even assuming each die with D sides has equiprobable results with prob 1/D, these choices don't have the same probability distribution. To convince yourself of this, compare 1d12 (the probability of getting 1 is 1/12) with 2d6 (the probability of getting 1 is 0).
> Why VPLs failed?

but they absolutely didn't ? there are entire industries based around VPLs. if you go in most music conservatories in france, you can take a cursus in computer music where you'll likely be learning Max/MSP (https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/542ee0e5e4b0e1...) for instance just like you'd learn bassoon or trumpet.

Likewise, every year you can look for the twitter tag #nodevember where artists present what they did in mostly node-based VPLs, like the ones provided by Blender, Houdini, etc.: https://nodevember.io/

There are 200k posts tagged #touchdesigner on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/touchdesigner/ and that's only a small fraction of things

There are more LabVIEW job postings when searching on Linkedin on my country than Rust and Golang COMBINED, by quite a margin (2400 for LabVIEW, 300 for rust and 800 for golang).

It looks like there's a huge "dark matter programmers" effect at work here :)
What if you don’t have to overlap for the full day? Our team is all over the world and people are used to having real-time overlap with some people only for a couple of hours.

I have to be able to talk to everyone so my schedule is crazy (but is a schedule, so I’m not up at 2 AM every morning, and do get enough sleep). But I’m the only one.
> I agree that the pandemic is probably not a root cause: I think the global reaction to the pandemic could have a related root cause

I keep seeing the argument that the pandemic and the response to it are distinctly separate phenomenon. They are not.

The pandemic response is explicitly part and parcel of the pandemic, you don’t have a pandemic without a response, and there’s no response without a pandemic.

This is not hard to grasp.
You can't? Explain.
Those long changes are chemical. Its all chemical

Cognition operates on the basis of neuronal dynamics and neuronal dynamics operate on the basis of biochemical interactions

All changes in neuronal dynamics are due to changes in biochemical regulation

Fear of death could be caused by a multitude of reasons, it's not as simplistic as you make it sound. People are innately afraid of death because there are pathways and regulations that occur naturally in our brain development driven by genetic biochemical regulation.
Yes but it's probably the other way round: they are so full of themselves that don't even think for a moment to apologize because they might be wrong.
I really don't see how you can argue with a straight face that Google is a net negative for society. There's more of an argument for Meta, but even then its mostly about social media in general then Facebook in particular.
One of the tricky things is that the best of those low and midrange suppliers, particularly in the electronics space, are selling things that look visually similar to the cheap stuff. They're just better.

For example, if you go to buy a microphone arm, you're going to see three segments. There's the bottom tier of exposed hinges and tension springs, then there's the two-bar articulating models, and then at the top there's the unibody hinged ones from Blue, Rode, etc. which are surely nice but also a lot more expensive for not much more. Companies like Samson and Neewer sell into the bottom two categories. But even if you buy the bottom-tier mic arms, if you buy one from Neewer and buy one from another brand you'll immediately see that they look the same but the Neewer one works a lot better: better tension to hold the mic in place, ever-so-slightly better (and more pleasant to use) tightening knobs, that sort of thing. They can't be spending more than an extra fifty cents on the product but it works so much better that I preferentially buy from those brands even though it's still "cheap". And then you get into those midrange models, which for my money compete very favorably with the expensive stuff while being half the cost.
Probably because if they offend them too much they lose access to review samples, representatives, previews, events etc. which puts them a curve behind competitors that play nice so they get less clicks after the initial story.
I use i3 and win+enter is bound to spawn a new terminal. I had read that kitty was supposed to be super fast, but I tried it out and spawning a terminal was taking .5-1 second!

I looked it up and found https://github.com/kovidgoyal/kitty/issues/330 where the dev says:

> that's just python interpreter startup time

So... The answer is just "yeah it's slow". When you're used to a few milliseconds for terminal spawn, .5s is eons.
I'm sure I will be shot down in flames, but before the comments start: this is a question about an individual wanting to think optimistically; not the whole human race.
I have suffered clinical depression. I am well educated, a 1st world citizen with a partner who loves me. I have accepted that whatever I personally want for the future of humankind, I am but one voice: there are millions if not billions who don't care, or just follow like sheep.
My ability to influence them is drowned out by louder/prettier voices.
What I can do is invest my energy in my family and friends. It will not save the world, but it will (hopefully) make their lives richer.
I do sincerely believe in the fundamental "goodness" of humans, but we have become so distant from out immediate real friends/family that we sometimes care way too much about Will Smith (or whatever the current meme is).
We also trust too much: we trust the media (whether mainstream or alternative); we trust the example given to us by our "heroes" (often media species).
Critical thought is the fundamental "cure". Once we educate ourselves and all around us how to think critically and generate valid conclusions, I think everything else will follow.
To the OP directly: be in the moment. You have a good life, about to welcome a new life into the world. Will you let her see the glory of life or the pain of your future worries? See the world as she will: with open eyes and an open heart; ready to accept love, questioning about everything. Be ready with honest answers. But be ready to say you do not know when applicable: then research together, grow together.
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The Economist stated in January 2011 that Big Mac index "does support claims that Argentina's government is cooking the books. The gap between its average annual rate of burger inflation (19%) and its official rate (10%) is far bigger than in any other country." That year the press began reporting on unusual behavior by the more than 200 Argentinean McDonald's restaurants. They no longer prominently advertised Big Macs for sale and the sandwich, both individually and as part of value meals, was being sold for an unusually low price compared to other items. Guillermo Moreno, Secretary of Commerce in the Kirchner government, reportedly forced McDonald's to sell the Big Mac at an artificially low price to manipulate the country's performance on the Big Mac index.In June 2012, the price of the Big Mac value meal suddenly rose by 26%, closer to that of other meals, after The Economist, The New York Times, and other media reported on the unusual pricing.
Wikipedia ends up having so many dead references when you try to fact check it.
Do they do it for Chrome, though? At the very least they could steal some market share from Google heh
This is known as Structure-of-Arrays organization, as opposed to Array-of-Structures
Interesting idea, but yeah since you cannot click on the links nobody will want to use it.
Yeah that was particularly obnoxious. According to discogs.com I think there are more recent reissues/remasters of the original version.
There are smaller brands that try to be and are a lot better. They deserve attention.

Trippen shoes from Germany make comfortable shoes that aren’t exactly main stream, but are repairable and used to offer a very reasonable refurbishment price (haven’t refurbished any for a bit). I have several pairs of 20+ years old shoes from them.

https://en.trippen.com/t/men

Nudie jeans offer free repairs at their shops and 10+% discount for new jeans if they are not repairable, as trade-in. If you trade in, and they are usable, they sell as second hand.

https://www.nudiejeans.com/repair-spots/#stores
You’re saying AWS increased prices on something? Citation needed. They famously don’t do that.

They did have a price adjustment on storage, though… a 31% reduction for some use cases: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/storage/s3-storage-class-price-...
Firstly, Europe leading the way as ever in legislation and regulations on ESG.
Secondly, fast fashion has severe social and compliance impacts and that is often overlooked (the environmental and climate piece is well understood).
Whats needed is a more homogeneous way to measure climate and labor impact especially in fashion. Newer, sustainable-focussed brands are taking charge and measuring and publishing their impacts.
I'm guessing the need to create a MS account when installing Windows?
> And outside suppliers were not always reliable. “One provided a power supply for engineering approval,” Ziembicki recalled. “It got approved, and then the supplier changed the design and didn’t tell anybody.”

I wonder if this is why C64 power supplies have a tendency to fail, taking the computer with them?

https://retrogamestart.com/answers/replace-c64-power-supply-...
quick upvote for examples from Yanka. I thought that I'm the only one who still listening her.
Chrome really does have the file scanner they mention that you can't turn off.

On android, try turning off search suggestions, it is a literal maze as depicted:

https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/106230?hl=en&co=...

In firefox android it is a simple toggle button under settings->search.
But here’s what the government can’t fix…

Violence in the home (most goes unreported),
Mocking education in the home,
Drug abuse in the home,
An example of single parent pregnancy everywhere,
General neglect - nobody to read to you

These are all cultural things. Culture is the software that gets installed on you and some people are getting a shitty software version that almost guarantees failure. If you don’t believe that, watch any documentary on rural Appalachia.
Back in the ancient times of the early 2000's I had to deal with a massive, legacy java codebade.

I found a small free library called MaintainJ that used aspect-oriented programming as you used the app. It was great to make sense of how everything was pieced together: You coul fire it up, run through a single scenario (user log in, add to cart...) and generate a flow diagram of just that scenario.

The library still exists, http://www.maintainj.com but I haven't used it in +15 years, so no idea how it is today.
It WAS within reach everywhere beside the most desirable parts of the most desirable cities.

You only need to put 3.5% down. When interest rates were at 2.75% and PMI is only .5% for 3 years - the median HH could EASILY afford the median house.

At 2.75% - almost 40% of your mortgage payment is principal - even in the first year.

This made the true cost of your housing absurdly cheaper than rent.
What's an example of something on Amazon that's 4-5x cheaper shipped on Aliexpress?
My garbage whirlpool dishwasher looks to be from the 90s and a cheap version from back then. I can put a clean plate in it and it might come out dirty. Also part of the rental and my landlord is impossible to deal with so here we are.

It doesn’t have a removable filter, just some sort of grille in the back that I have to clean between loads and the shitty texture makes it grip crap like Velcro, not fun.
I generally don't believe in drug prohibition .

As long as you're at least 21, you should have a right to put whatever you want in your body. The current system locks these performance enhancing drugs behind extremely expensive medical appointments.

Slap a warning label on it, like we slap a warning label on cigarettes and alcohol, and let adults do what they want.

Of course you can still have a doctor suggest you take these dangerous stimulants, like you can have a doctor suggest you get more exercise, or suggest that you cut back down on your alcohol consumption.
The mere addition paradox, also known as the repugnant conclusion
I see you’re building software which entirely relies on the major tech companies search engines. If people didn’t work there, you couldn’t do what you’re doing. Can these companies (like most companies) do better? Of course. Perhaps by working there, people believe they can be that change?

Edit: your/you’re
Intel becomes the first to offer full AV1 support with its new Arc GPUs
Despite how ugly xslt may look, and how little it's used, I think it actually solved a problem in parsing xml on streams (xslt 3.0 I think?) in a way that really isn't that simple (or used often) in any standard languages.
I have done quite a few xml parsing scripts in python/Julia/etc, but despite xpaths on dom being so much easier to write, the OOM problems are abundant.

XSLT I think had some good ideas for making xml parsing more performant while avoiding some of the major issues that crop up when processing huge amounts of data.
So if the NFT turns out to be fraudulent, which many have aside from their inherent uselessness, can the customer invoke the credit card refund privilege which is written into US law?

That will be interesting.
FamilySearch is a free site that allows for searching. I think it requires sign-up, though.

I should also mention, for people who are interested in genealogy and family history, that your local library may have subscriptions to resources like Ancestry (there is a tier called Ancestry Library Edition). I have never paid for Ancestry since it has been available at local and university libraries.
> In 2022, you most definitely do not need to spend hundreds of dollars just to get a wireless mouse that doesn’t die every week. But it’s nowhere near as magical as never needing to charge at all.

I have a Logitech mouse bought in 2009 for $40, it needs 1 AA battery which I change once a year or less. I do not understand where the modern mice dissolve their energy.
Microsoft has incorporated this "feature" into Word and Outlook, and probably everywhere else, and it is absolutely infuriatingly stupid. Just another bit of rubbish to disable. For OP, if he had thought of it earlier he might have been able to sell it to those rich idiots. Who knows.

I suppose in rare (jargon- or abstruse knowledge-heavy writing, and activated only by ctrl+space, etc) it might be useful.
Trump (almost) never apologizes, going through great contortions to avoid it whenever possible -- and clearly he doesn't suffer from any self-esteem issues. I always figured that his reasoning was "apologizing = showing weakness = less respect," but maybe there's something more to it.
What I am surprised is marodierism. It is well known that Ukraine is economically much poorer than Russia. Why would Russian troops be so interested in collecting old washing machines and computers from Ukrainian flats and make all the effort to transport them back to Russia? Maybe we are overestimating Russia's economy too. Apart from main cities like Moscow and St. Petersburg, it must be really poor.
How about the horrible edge case when trying to read this pale blue text against a white background. It's been a while since I criticized the readability of a web page, but I think this page deserves a critique.
I don't use Apple products but I don't think this is outrageous or something. Why shouldn't a company that sold me a refrigerator be able to point out that it produces ovens as well?

Of course I despise what Microsoft does, it's absolutely over the top.
He's not joking, folks.
Money talks, like it always seems to do. It is harder to trust any review or preview.
> publishers and other customers of authors

To do what? Auto-generate new books about a particular series when the writer doesn’t want to write any more?

Possibly with some prompting help from a ghostwriter?
>"thinking about how to reach this group of people" to sell them your dream of having a company

This is actually a very effective approach if you have something to offer they both want & need.
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Its rather surprising to me that you're asking this in a thread about the strongest evidence we have for cognition being biochemical.

The evidence is that action of psychoactive drugs, especially psychedelics and anaesthetics. We have compounds that we have studied that actions of and they act on neurons and their networks to alter or eliminate cognition.