skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Cancer progress in the last 40 years hasn’t been that great (I’m not discounting the hard work and incredible breakthroughs there have been, etc). I’d predict we’re closer to a cancer cure and other not so soon medical advances than a fully functional artificial womb. (10-15 years would be F-ing amazing but I wouldn’t be surprised if it was 100-150 years and aging was cured first).

Edit: bc I forgot, we can't even replicate human breast milk fully well!
Society should stop shunning masculinity and dismissing men’s problems. Teach young boys they can be strong, respectable men and they will prosper.
This surprises exactly no-one who has ever lived in the downtown area of a big city. The number of young women there is vastly more than young men, except perhaps in a few edge cases
never do anything in extremes, except this rule… and of course, many many other rules

there’s no single pattern you can apply to an extremely complicated existence
Not anymore. Pendleton moved production to China a few years back. Duluth has gone far, far downhill (and killed their lifetime warranty.) Lands End is also a shadow of what it was. You only need to hold the new next to the old to see.

The same goes for LL Bean (killed their lifetime warranty, product quality went way downhill) and Filson (they even killed their slogan "Might as Well Have the Best".)

I'm not sure what's left, to be honest; let me know if anyone knows if high quality clothes still exist anymore.
Of course there is also cost of living, and, quoting the AVETH survival guide (2012): "It is common in many departments to
reduce the amount of payment from 100 percent to 80 percent or 60 percent.
However, you are still expected to work full time. Make sure you know what
you are about to sign."
It is true that Italy is not affordable at all for young, unmarried people, despite being overall more affordable than Europe average. It only makes it clear how bad the situation is in Europe, and how Americans have no idea how good and affordable housing in US is.

At the same time, prolonged living with parents, and multi generational households have, for many past centuries, been rather common in southern Europe, much more so than in the western, or, especially, northern Europe. Very high rates of living with parents is not necessarily indicative of economic situation, one also needs to consider cultural patterns.
Doesn't that go counter to what is usually posted, about how college is a financially poor decision, whereas trades are particularly lucrative now? As far as I know, trades are still almost mostly men, so if this were true, we'd see the opposite trend.
From my anecdotal experiences, women tend to focus on their careers much more early on, since they realize that once they have children in their late 20s/early 30s they wont be able to focus their energy as much on their work, and will not participate in the labor market at full strength for at least 5 years.

So if they want to make it/continue their careers after having children, they need to take themselves much more seriously in their 20s.
> Everybody with an interest in the Russian military had incentive to magnify their capabilities.

So this is just another "missile gap" or "bomber gap" or "what if there's a bear in the woods?" situation.
What you are describing is what has happend to almost all markets which are primarily price sensitive over time; you end up with a bifurcation of quality such that there isn't a "middle" anomoyre. Another example is groceries (specifically, meat). You used to have almost an even distribution of meat quality, from the cheapest garbage, to fairly affordable and quality, up to the extremely high quality pampered stuff. You used to have independent butcher shops all over the place who could survive in the middle. Then, people got price concious and super markets sprang up, putting huge price pressure. Ultimately, in many areas you now only have one option, which is the cheapest possible meat produced in the worst possible conditions (slaughtered in the US, shipped to China for processing, shipped back. Really.), and maybe if you're lucky, you have access to extremely expensive gourmet meats costing 20X+ as much, with nearly nothing in-between.
Exporting SVGs of terminal output with Rich
It might not be zero-sum but someone still has to raise the kids. I'd imagine we'd see dads dropping out of the workforce any time the mom makes more and dad's income doesn't more than cover full time 3rd party childcare.
I’ve been using this on both my work and home machines for a few years and I can wholeheartedly recommend it (if you check my comment history you’ll see I have several time in the past).

It’s just an install and switch at the login screen to try it out. Once you login press Win/Meta+? for a nice help menu of shortcuts.
I place more value on the words than you do, but I agree that actions have a much larger impact. Another way to see the same thing is that there are more ways to communicate than literal words.

Apologies are about rebuilding trust, communicating to someone: 'I breached your trust, and now you can trust me again: I care about it, I care about its impact on you, and I care about your trust.' Talk is cheap; actions are what really convey it.
I used unRAID a while back for nearly two years. It's delightfully convenient for managing Docker containers, multiple disks w/ data parity, network file sharing, and even VMs with passthroughs. The last feature, especially, is absolutely killer with how easy it is to accomplish in unRAID.

Whilst a lot of unRAID's functionality can be achieved with a bit of tinkering and reading, its UI does save a lot of time and keeps things very simple. For example, I have yet to figure out a way of achieving GPU passthrough on an Optimus laptop without my hair going grey -- a part of me feels like unRAID might simplify it, despite it being an OS for servers rather than laptops.

One thing I'd absolutely wish for is ZFS support. I haven't looked into how ZFS's licence might interfere with its integration, but if integration is possible, it would be magnificent.

Nevertheless, unRAID is splendid at what it strives to do and buying a pro licence for it was absolutely worth it!
I like the blog post and the thought experiment. However, I wish the author wouldn't have stopped with the reasoning and would have stressed his arguments further.

Example where his reasoning in the article is coming short, one might answer: Yes, I wanted to go to store a, and yes, after my 'highway hypnosis' I went or was brought to store b instead. So what? It doesn't really matter if I go shopping in store a or b. The important thing is - I am at a store now and can start my shopping.

If we evaluate that from an ethical point of view then we would have to ask about emancipation and sovereignty in regard to the choices we make, and where that fine line is, where it really starts to matter, if we go for store a or b.
Daycare still requires you to pick up the kid and drive it there. And with culture of mandatory long hours, you can't really do it on time. Plus they get sick, they need to be driven to extracurriculars etc.

Same with school later. You can't have kids 12 hours a day there.
Sorry, sometimes breaking prod is your fault. As a senior engineer there is no excuse for forgetting a where clause on your SQL delete. And doubly no excuse for not having somebody else look at it.
Most well-paid jobs now require a degree, no matter what that might be. I'd argue CS/EE are actually outliers in providing a career that will likely fall in the boundaries set by their programmes; many (most?) other people get degrees in something then find jobs in something else. For example, my brother graduated in sports science and is now a project manager.
So it isn't modern education that is putting men at a disadvantage, it is the demands of the modern workplace?
The Actor model comes from CSP and OOP from Simula. The core difference is in the expectation of data handling rather than machine boundaries or scale. Certainly actors can run in a single process or OOP across machine boundaries. An object in OOP is meant to be a representation of some thing and all its state/behaviours. An actor has state but only one 'inbox' which of course could be abused to do any computation but that's not the motivation of the style. It's the complex or highly-interconnected relationships with OOP that makes it less suitable for distributed computing. K8s is about utilizing infrastructure and largely orthogonal.
Similarly to Bitcoin, miners are paid by a combination of minting HNT (which halves over time) and fees paid by network usage. I'm very curious to see how this will play out over time. If network usage / fees don't increase over time while HNT issuance drops, will miners stop mining? Would the revenue still be enough to incentivize long term maintenance? Unlike Bitcoin, if miners stop mining, that directly reduces the value of the network due to a decrease in coverage. Is there a possibility of a spiral, where network usage drops due to reduced network coverage, and then miners stop mining due to the drop in usage?

I've not really dug into the details as to what solutions Helium has, but it is quite interesting to see how this experiment will play out.
'Power corrupts' is the entire answer to the puzzle.
There is no tree style function, its "just" a list.

https://www.howtogeek.com/718693/how-to-use-vertical-tabs-in...
Due to the phenomenon of Hypergamy this will likely have a negative effect on pairing and fertility.
Doom Emacs + org-mode. Export as HTML upload to webpage, lasts forever, doesn't require a bunch of upkeep, and don't get distracted by all the other things.
My understanding is most of the mid career pay gap is due to women prioritizing child rearing over career.

There's a conundrum where you either have to respect women's choices and see the mid career pay gap as inevitable, or see women's desire to be prioritize child rearing over career as internalized misogyny.
IIRC if you control for type of job and years on the job, it goes all the way to 97 or 98 cents per dollar.
It's straight out of 1998.
I like that, cooling would be a much larger effect than desiccation.
The truly naked blogging setup would be:

- a git repo containing a Hugo (or similar) SSG site.

– push this git repo to a couple of free private repo hosting services (GitHub, GitLab, GCP CloudCode, AWS CodeCommit etc)

– and optionally use their free CI integration to generate the static site (or do it locally on your laptop).

- and push to a free cloud storage (AWS, GCP, Azure, Oracle etc all give storage in their free tier).

- Use Cloudflare CDN or AWS CloudFront (or both) to serve this static website from the storage origin.

– Use Cloudflare DNS for hosting your custom personal domain name and point it to the CDNs.

All this is free, with a bit of effort of initial setup in an afternoon. And it is super resilient with multiple independent CDN, Storage and Git hosting.
Hey, we're not so many in the 45-60 range. Are we already dead ?
Society is in the fuzzy space where discriminatory pressure men face exceeds the perceived privilege in many areas of society. When discrimination continues in excess of actual privilege (not perceived privilege), it's no longer about equality or equity and turns into corruption, because equality or equity would turn to support men in these cases of disparity.

For example, women are heavily overrepresented in the veterinarian field, in some cases representing 90 percent of current veterinarian students. When an Australian university decided to offer a single scholarship with preferences for rural and male students to try to balance representation. The female vet students were absolutely shocked and horrified, despite several female scholarships existing concurrently.

Privilege as an absolute, ubiquitous, end-all and be-all trait pegged to immutable characteristics is turning into a mythological construct to justify continued discriminatory practices benefiting groups allowed to collectively act in their favor. Even many of the numerous articles or studies supporting discriminatory behavior are often specious at best.

In reality, privilege is a holistic measurement that changes with localized community composition. Applying discriminatory policies with broad strokes at this point is unjustified and negatively discriminatory. Society could do better, but it's deciding not to.
Sexless, genderless, genetically modified people grown in vats operated by the state and implanted with cybernetic backpacks that short-circuit decades of education before they're sent off to subvert alien civilizations and expand the empire is obviously the way to go; this demented legacy biology game we're trapped in is played out af.
The general counsel for a large health-care system told me that they strongly encourage their doctors to apologize. It turns out, not surprisingly, that it greatly reduces lawsuits.
Stop Avoiding Instinct
This is caused by increasing education and a aging workforce.

You should look at the prime age employment participation rate
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/LNS11300060
No, the consequences aren't "known and considered" as I explained, they are Undefined Behaviour. Absolutely anything might happen, anywhere in your program.

This is an extraordinary choice, made in the name of convenience, decades ago.

Wrapping here would match your claim that it's "a consequence of underlying representation". Saturating, rather odd here, but that too would be explicable. Runtime Error? Perhaps too heavyweight for a language like C but otherwise reasonable. But Undefined Behaviour is extraordinary.
I've seen the argument that women having and raising children should result in no interruptions of their career growth or earnings.
It's funny how OOP these days is taken to mean class-based with the popularity of C++ and Java. The proper/original OOP was all runtime and object based, rather than compile-time/type-based.
I would not be so quick to regard this as lazy thinking. It's merely shorthand for this idea: product people produce value, "MBA's" turn value into money. Obviously we need both sides.

Tim Cook is an Industrial Engineer with an MBA - a perfect combination. Apple is actually a great example of a company that produces a lot of value and also captures it in the form of dollars.

From this point of view, to be "MBA'ed" is to focus on profit while forgetting about producing value. This then waters down brands that were established on the bedrock of value produced by product people.
What are we going to do to achieve equity in these cities?
While both are bad (and should probably be illegal), I would argue that Microsoft's are much more insidious, wrapping everything in a language of "accept the default trusted option?"
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Heard this a while back, basically total number of jobs stays the same, so more women work less men work. It was mentioned that this is not videly discussed (by political parties e. g), since non of them have a political agende which would/could/wants to change that.
this happens in english windows as well, it s not some local version. i just got a new laptop and noticed that MS has become a lot more aggressive: i couldn't complete install without logging in to some MS account and it kept chasing me with all those prompts when installing chrome.
Barely. 3.2% vs 3.3%, per https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/LNS11300001 and https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/LNS11300002
1. The raw number of women wouldn't mean their average earnings are somehow more. 2. "Vastly" is clearly not true. Maybe you just look at women more? 3. This is only true in 22/250 cities so.
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I like to think that as humans we can make choices that override our primordial lizard brains. Given this research, apologizing feels like one of those higher order functions that makes us human. If we didn't know how to reconcile we wouldn't be much better off than wild animals.
Or rather... this specific class may be accumulating more women than men.
This is a point-in-time update on a much larger trend. The predominance of dual-earner households is being supplanted by female breadwinner households[1]. Predicting the future is always challenging, but the changes here appear to be accelerating, not declining. Looking back on the disintegration of corporate family economics, and male breadwinner family economies, imagine the seismic shift involved in the establishment of female breadwinner family economies. The opportunities to capitalize on the second-order effects here are astronomical.

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I don’t see how it changes the optimal choice, but there was previously a small penalty on joint filers with similar incomes.
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Life is an iterated game. I can see an appeal in living in a video-game kind of world where your counterparty to each interaction treats it as fresh, doesn't even really have an interior experience while it's happening, and forgets it immediately after. I can also see downsides. But that's besides the point. We don't live in that world. In our universe, interaction is a two way street. Both parties to an interaction have an interior experience of it, and that experience contributes to memory (both literal records and subtle formation of impressions/intuitions), and those memories shape the next experience.

The framings "your privacy," "your data," "stealing" are interesting and provocative in some cases but I see the more extreme forms of this as pining for a world in which you are the only stateful or intelligent agent. We have never lived in that world, and I don't share your conviction that we obviously or morally ought to.
> Pay gap for men and women only starts mid career

The article in OP says the gap starts below 30 in 91% of metro areas.
Imagine how much work it would take to maintain a household without a dishwasher, or a washing machine, or a vacuum cleaner, or febreeze, or modern medicine, or...

We have significantly decreased the cost of chores. They are still extremely painful, but 1/10 the burden they used to be.
The comment at the top...

This is obsolete documentation, retained only for historical reference. Do not consider anything on this page to be authoritative.

Implies this is old or abandoned, but I could not find any date information to validate that against.
Agreed that the MS example is more egregious and that both should be illegal, but moreover, these tech companies need a massive culture shift -- both MS and Apple invest an extraordinary amount of effort in reducing user freedom / ownership (which is basically why I went back to Linux after 15 years on a OSX/macOS).
That is what they said.
Adding an example to this after reading down the front page more: Smart TVs are the same; you either get garbage which shows you ads, or you have to pay 10x more for a normal panel.
Some of us have been predicting this for 20 years. The pendulum has swung way too far to the other side.
For isolated Russia, replacing key imports an uphill battle
I’m not sure how to react to you referring to a child as “it”.
I sometime go weeks without compiling. Background type checking and a defensive coding style works well for me. When I do run code I expect it to work the first time. I do white box test it to be sure. I find other developers to be rather cavalier about bugs, bugs are a valuable learning opportunity to me and each one goes into a ledger so that lessons are not lost.
So that makes them much better than the average.
Their infomercial on Youtube, not limited by airtime, is quite informative about a few different causes of brain strokes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6Rt_HU1nD8

https://www.cdc.gov/stroke/types_of_stroke.htm
You also have situations like my friend - his current 100 amp service is arial, but if he wants to upgrade to 200 amp service he will have to pay for buried line.

Amusingly enough you can add a separate 100 amp service arial if you convert to a duplex even if just on paper ...
Might you release the schema into the public domain? I know that's much more easily said than done, and it's your hard work and you deserve the benefits, so no argument from me if you don't.

Or maybe share some tips on what works with the corpus of classical metadata?
"Perhaps society shouldn’t make women choose between a career and a family"

Perhaps society shouldn't make men choose between a career and jerking off all day
Yeah, I practically pushed my wife into the work force because I wanted her to have her own money/freedom etc. She worked for a few years, did really well to the point of having several paths to promotion in the company, and then "noped out." She just wanted to be mom...full time.
Making your own theme is a great adventure.
You get to think about (and "decide") what matters the most to you.
Is it identifiers? Operators? Keywords?

Here's mine: https://i.imgur.com/slYc70t.png
Detain me for dissent?

What is so shocking about my comment?

Look at the suicide rates. It's highest for middle aged white men.

What's going on? And why are you so hostile to dissenting opinions?

Edit: my account seems to have been locked and I can't reply to posts here. My original comment contained some harsh truths about gender, which runs contrary to the present groupthink.

I'm leaving hacker news for good. The last thing I'll say is that if you keep censoring dissenting opinions, you'll end up in a delusional echo chamber. This will take you further and further away from reality until you are completely unadapted to the world as it is and become completely impotent in your attempts to navigate it. Those who oppose you do you a huge service by doing so. If you crush your opposition, you'll also destroy yourself.
"Everything good in life is kindness"

I've read it here on HN few months ago and somehow it stuck with me. I try to look at world, people, relationships etc through this lens, in both positive and negative manifestations of it.

I'll try to teach my kids the reason behind it. Generosity for me is one type of kindness.
I'm pretty sure you can use LTSC editions if you have the Microsoft Action Pack. You can definitely get the Enterprise edition (I use it, and there are no ads).

I forget how much it costs, something like $350/year from memory, but it's a no-brainer if you are developing for Windows, as you get access to loads of software, including Visual Studio, Office, something like 10x Windows desktop licenses and 5x server licenses, $100/m Azure credits etc.
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