skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The common definition includes tax breaks see:

“subsidy is a benefit given to an individual, business, or institution, usually by the government. It can be direct (such as cash payments) or indirect (such as tax breaks). The subsidy is typically given to remove some type of burden, and it is often considered to be in the overall interest of the public, given to promote a social good or an economic policy.” https://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/subsidy.asp

“A subsidy is an incentive given by the government to individuals or businesses in the form of cash, grants, or tax breaks that improve the supply of certain goods and services.” https://corporatefinanceinstitute.com/resources/knowledge/ec...

That’s literally the first two definitions from searching DDG, here’s Wikipedia.

“A subsidy or government incentive is a form of financial aid or support extended to an economic sector (business, or individual) generally with the aim of promoting economic and social policy.[1] Although commonly extended from the government, the term subsidy can relate to any type of support – for example from NGOs or as implicit subsidies. Subsidies come in various forms including: direct (cash grants, interest-free loans) and indirect (tax breaks, insurance, low-interest loans, accelerated depreciation, rent rebates).[2][3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subsidy
So live TV could broadcast [ultrasonic] timecodes during ad breaks such that the gameclock would be synchronized even when the viewer initially tunes in during ad breaks, but "Video On Demand" would be fine because it's not the current time timecode, it would be a game time timecode?

Selecting between multiple audible [sports bar TVs, radios] might imply need for a sonewhat-unique signal code, or only over e.g. USB would work with more than one game on; because there's naturally noise in that airgap channel.
I don’t understand the executing of entrusted code part. If the instructions are plain text, how could it even be a problem? The instruction FIRE(5,7) isn’t going to turn into a zero day exploit, right?
Yup. Seems like graphviz is the de facto standard.

Better in terms of? Style? Performance?
First commercial female computer programmer Mary Coombs, dies age 93
Another issue I've had is bad blocks forming on my SSD drive. I thought I lost a bunch of photographs (nothing important thankfully, just amateur shots when I first got my hands on a camera), but searching around I discovered CHKDSK. 4 hours later and everything was back to normal.

My OS (Win10) is on the same SSD. When I made the decision to get a 1 TB SSD for the OS and media storage, deep down a voice whispered [dont do that]. That decision has come to haunt me 1 year (!) later. I used to use 128 or 256 GB SSDs for the OS and keep all my media on another HDD drive (which failed after 10 years).

Also: 1 TB discs:

https://techgeekforever.wordpress.com/2014/03/11/sony-and-pa...
I have left ngrok for cloudflared.

It is really nice if you are already a cloudflare customer and is cheaper last I looked.

https://developers.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-one/connections...
can't do that without these safeguards...
Because reading a physical book is so much better than having to read it digitally. I find digital books convenient but the reading experience is bad even in the best of situations. Books with graphics get badly formatted by eReaders. Flipping thru pages is not possible. It's easier to remember what you read when it's physical. No special device is needed to read them. Also, no power needed. And on, on... I hope physical books never go away.
I’m starting to wonder why Americans think he did what he did. Is it possible that most Americans just think he was trying to become famous or some kind of career-martyr? Are we that broken?
What human endeavor could ever be considered complete? What you propose is not a useful definition of the word.

If somebody completes a version of software, are they not allowed to announce future versions? Is scientific understanding not allowed to advance and change? Such views of science, as fixed and unchanging, with rigid definitions of inherently fuzzy concepts, are inherently anti-science.
The land has gotten so expensive that the kind of people who can afford a SFH lot for their personal use, not to become a duplex or quadplex or whatever, can also afford to build a 2400 sqft house without it really mattering. Now a quadplex in the same spot could split that lot cost across 4 families.
Mildly interesting, but the writer is misleading, specifically at the end. Maybe there was a scandal in Biloxi in 1951 (really?) with casinos, but more recent cases where casinos specifically targeted gambling addicts for predatory 6-figure loans (which they gambled away 5 minutes later) came out in the casino's favor. The argument for individual agency almost always wins in America, especially when big money is behind it.
YouTube, a garage, and a $5000 investment in small machine tools. Terrific resources on YouTube.
So, getting quantitative, suppose you have a modulation that gives you, at the membrane, a nanoamp average current, rectified, with a modulation resonant with the nanostructure, so each cycle pumps ions in just one direction. A nanoamp of +1 ions is 6 billion of them moving per second.

Now, 6B ions is hardly any, in the grand scheme of things, but they are in a very small space, and another 6B are moving in the next channel over. The only places we know of (well, that I know of) where these nanoamp currents are important is in organizing healing, and in embryo development. Old people have a hard enough time mustering healing activity without anything disrupting the process. I don't know what other processes might involve such currents.

Again, we don't know whether 5G modulation will affect healing in old people, but it is certainly physically possible that it can. It will be very hard to measure, but that doesn't mean the physiological effect must be small.

If there is an effect, will we notice? Is anybody monitoring healing rates in old people, at the population level, today? How do you even measure that?
Because that's the point of a library. There doesn't need to be a large amount of physical locations if you want digital books. You can just have a single website that allows anyone to download any book. That kind of website will eventually surpass the utility of any library once everything eventually gets scanned.
Don't trust, look at the evidence.

For example, here are executed civilians with hands tied behind their back - https://twitter.com/MacaesBruno/status/1510341389405589505
Principles probably 10x more useful than ML gobbledygook. We need more fundamental research.
Its more like today's 95th percentile housing was yesterdays low income housing
> rent it out, and use the income stream to fund further house building.

How about they outsource that to private industry professionals on an open, competitive basis, in exchange for a profit sharing arrangement?
Hmm...
Don't forget that the shell usually has a built-in kill as well.
I don't understand. Crabs walk sideways but they are basically symmetrical aren't they?
> California

This comment made me realize that maybe powerful people actually want to push lower income people out of the state, or metros at least.
I voluntarily join a company. Me paying some third-party non-governmental organization to “represent” me when I never asked for it is the issue.

However we keep going in circles and it is clear you are illogical.
Personally I think they are exaggerating how long the actual work takes. However trades are in high demand due to significant remodels and commercial construction so it might long time to find someone.
Build something you’ll use, instead of something you’ll sell. This way you are successful at once, and possibly more if you also sell it.

Recommendations:
- A machine to clean a facility.
- A tool to scan a car for maintenance assurance; use common cathode technology (CRT)!
- The manner of activating an electric outlet in your house to cause application of force; if you can make a wave that resembles an object in two places it will move to the point of least resistance. Object is sphere, example: 2pi-related, and now a sin(x) function is symmetried by aligning subsequent waves with the connected “tissue” of the sphere in a pair of positions, imagining a rate of motion where no two adjacent points are indistinct—you’ll need the graph to resemble an oval.

You could also build your own cloud product, seeking to replace AWS, etc. Follow the “rule of 3,cloud-centered computing”: 1) all data input is data to be crunched, on cloud-hardware, to keep any distinction of “trusted” and “not trusted” minimum, 2) create a valuable change on the data, could be anything: run-as-python3, find-min-and-max-then-divide, rasterize-in-3-D-simulation, etc, this is sold by the kilobyte, megabyte, millisecond, 10-minutes, etc, 3) all data you receive must leave the system at the end of the compute period, no security threats of code or logs etc that stick around! Even storage is billed by the kilobyte/normal complexity and all the data leaves if billing is turned off. Keep all recorded account actions on a tabular-setting computer, or “virtual machine”. This includes billing logs: “10:02 pm EST, 5 min compute” and other useful customer details: never reuse the cloud-system for keeping persistent information though, example: MachineA has InterfaceA, and all data that arrives is crunched then returned, is encrypted, log-in by API-key, and costs money to use. InterfaceB is a local-only network with MachineB-InterfaceC, for billing. Has a web-port, server, database, and is web-facing on InterfaceD, InterfaceA too only.

Hope this helps! Enjoy.
That is why the number that (should) matter for regulation is not price, it's net change in unit count.
Which means their hiring practices are flawed.
> First, if you think cars are the problem, why is the housing crisis still persistent in NYC and Chicago?

Addendum: here's a direct citation for Harlem rent hikes precipitated by subway construction in 1904 making the neighborhood more accessible to low-income would-be-renters: https://www.gothamcenter.org/blog/the-end-of-the-african-ame...

"A few years after the 1900 riot [in which whites attacked blacks in midtown following the stabbing of an undercover police officer by a black man], as Harlem land values increased with the first subway line nearing completion in 1904, the black residents, once sought as renters in Harlem, became the targets of an organized removal effort by some white Harlem property owners."

"The [New York Herald] article also suggested that a rent increase “which the parlor car porters could pay, but their colored inferiors could not,” had previously been used as a strategy to remove the undesirable tenants."
"I'd rather not read back because then I'd have to read a really lousy comment in which you decide to focus on a single detail of this thread you find provocative, deploy a horrid flamy 'who are the real racists' trope and then complain about downvotes, all of which the guidelines ask you not to do. Beside just being kind of awful. Just don't this shit."

Please do read back because you have you're facts wrong. My comment mentioned the racist labeling issue. But it primarily was focused at bringing up the issue of how housing preferences are a big part of costs. It seems nobody wanted to talk about that part and instead chose to go after this other part.

I don't believe I violated any guidelines. My comment was intended to talk to the substance of the article (housing costs) and also call into question the validity of insinuating that people raising potentially valid issues in their communities is somehow racist. The author doesn't even address the traffic claims in detail. It's possible the person rasing the traffic issue isn't opposed to the project based on race but on another reason like cost to the community to re-engineering the intersection (it's quite common to make developers pay for the traffic modifications and allow the project to continue).

I don't see my comment as being flame bait. I had no intention of it spawning such extensive replies. I believe all of my comments have been high quality and served a valid point/correction/etc. If you can't see that, can you explain why? You claim I'm employing a horrid troupe, yet this seems to violate the HN guideline to be charitable. I'd much rather discuss the actual content than this discussion about each other's comments.

I don't believe I complained about downvoting. I merely asked why. To me this seems fair to ask as discourse can generate new knowledge and that curiosity is a big part of hacker culture. There are a lot of other users on this site who have seen downvotes abused and would like to see comments attached.
A rather humorous conspiracy theory. Trump has been blamed for more things than the mythical boogie man. Western countries such as the US have been curtailing supply, eg oil, while at the same time trafficking in loose money. Coupled with demand coming out of COVID lockdowns, paying people to stay home (at least in the States) has led to an intentional mess. Not to mention employment disruptions caused by vaccine mandates, and other COVID measures which fell disproportionately on non-professionals, eg a lot of white collar folks worked from home and were less affected, the economy is in a mess. While my comment, Bidenomics, was heavily voted down, if you had lived through as many Presidents as I have and seen these scenarios play out more than once, you’d be more aware of the policy implications.
"30 year design life" is what should be illegal. 50-100 years is completely normal.
I could not agree more. We have absolutely failed him.
Wardriving/scanning for 5 gigahertz is going to produce very limited results due to the nature of how the 5100-6000 MHz band goes through walls and matter, or rather, doesn't go through them very well at all, particularly in wide channels like 80 MHz.

Assuming that we are talking about a 5GHz band 802.11ax ap inside an ordinary house, and you're on the exterior, you do not need to be very far away at all before the signal that you will see is something extremely weak like -84. Though if it's a dual band AP and is also running on a 2.4GHz channel at 20MHz wide on the same SSID you may see the 2.4 at a usable signal strength.

You will see slightly better results in areas of primarily wood framed single family houses, where the material to go through is wood, drywall, house siding, versus an area that has more concrete and steel construction.
I can put my money to work anywhere on earth anytime I want with a few clicks of a mouse.

Make it less profitable to provide housing and my money goes somewhere else, could be anywhere, I don't care. Make providing affordable housing the most profitable thing I can do, and you will have affordable housing.

I'm not jumping through any hoops for you. Your choice.
For greater speeds you are certainly going to need to use an 80 MHz channel.

If you want an outdoor high speed five gigahertz point-to-point connection, I would recommend using a pair of dedicated radios designed for that purpose rather than regular Wi-Fi stuff. Such as ubnt af5xhd or similar.
Wildly variable. That’s true for all DNA including protein coding DNA. It’s much more likely that changing a base in a protein coding region will result in an effect, but still nowhere near guaranteed.

Statistically, the average human has ~1 base variant (SNP) in a protein coding region somewhere in their genome. In almost all people the effect of that SNP is no more apparent than the effect of SNPs in “junk DNA”.
Ever heard about 40,000 plastic bags ordered by russian army or mobile crematoriums at the border between Ukraine and Belarus prepared by russians? They weren’t for their soldiers, they were for us, Ukrainians. Just think about it for a second. Mobile crematoriums for mass executions of civilian population in 2022. The military help we desperately need is not about some geopolitical play or pushing one’s agenda. No. It is about stopping the inhuman tragedy of holocaust that is reoccurring before your very eyes.
See 1: https://twitter.com/sumlenny/status/1510168073831165956?s=21...
2: https://twitter.com/sternenko/status/1510359803180290050?s=2...
3: https://twitter.com/aseyevstanislav/status/15103335931800698...
That's fine. Tax that property and build more market rate housing. Repeat.
China carried out cyberattack operation on Ukraine – report
Old.reddit.com Down?
Seems like old.reddit.com is experiencing problems. Shows message:

> Our CDN was unable to reach our servers
> Please check www.redditstatus.com if you consistently get this error.

However, according to the status page everything should be operational.
Nonsense. I have a reasonably high IQ but no programming ability because I’ve never learned it. Meanwhile there are many highly employable programmers with very ordinary IQs doing things like making websites or implementing business logic. It’s only a specific type of programming where success directly correlates with IQ.
Very true. Depending on the modifications (like electrical), insurance could deny claims if they find unapproved/unpermitted work, even if it wasn't the cause, or the cause was unknown (depends on the policy).
Proving you’re not a grifter should not require $100k of forms, working around grumpy neighbors and useless counsel members, and dealing with the degree of arbitrary decision making that’s apparently involved.
This is really great and it sounds like an ideal situation for someone interviewing. I wish you guys the best of luck with this process. I will work in my company to push more towards something like this.
Yeah, it's not a novel idea. Gregory Chaitin has been talking about this for a long time. And a whole bunch of other people. I can't find all that many of them listed in the citations of this work, though. And the Twitter thread on it makes it seem as if their idea of looking at evolution through the lens of AIT was original. Which is not the case at all.
All better terms. I think “regulatory DNA” is also a good term that helps emphasise the role in controlling gene expression.
What’s more, this becomes immediately obvious when you look at its grammar, which is unlike that of any other European language currently in existence. It has an ergative–absolutive alignment, compared to the nominative–accusative alignment of its surrounding languages; it has >10 cases with case-stacking, whereas European languages have ~6 cases without stacking; it has polypersonal agreement, whereas verbs agree with the subject only in most European languages.

There have actually been a bunch of attempts to connect Basque to other languages. Probably the most famous have been postulates of a connection between Basque and various languages of the Caucasus, since at first sight these have very similar grammar to Basque; but linguists have attempted to prove relationships between Basque and practically every other language under the sun. Alas, none have worked out, and it appears that any relatives it did have are now long extinct.
Richer people will always outbid poorer people.
No, that is not what this "region borrow checking" solves! Both Rust and your "pure functions" are perfectly capable of enforcing this on new code, that is not the point.

Neither of them can address the line you quoted from the RFC. The existing code they're talking about is not pure. It uses multiple non-const pointers to the same object, at the same time, and temporarily carving out immutable access in between those uses is not the hard part- Rust's scheme handles that just fine already.
Okay, so how much the stuff really costs?

As I said, the NIMBYs are already paying for all this stuff. The federal money is not a charity of some third parties, it’s what the very same people paid in taxes in the first place.
Wow, I didn't know that but I am also not surprised.

So Google had one good product in 20+ years. Lol. At least they have 7 interviews to make sure they don't make a 'bad hire'.
Fiddler and hermit crabs, plus many lobsters, have distinctly asymmetric claws, with one specialized for crushing and another for manipulation or cutting.
> However, according to the status page everything should be operational.

Seems like a recurring theme, and not even with Reddit in particular. Why is it so common that I as an end user will notice a problem before whatever system is in charge of the status page does?
Here's an older article on Disc Rot, for some counter points

https://www.vice.com/en/article/mg9pdv/the-hidden-phenomenon... [1]

https://www.howtogeek.com/682807/the-cds-you-burned-are-goin... [2]

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21668184

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23979241
You seem to be aware it is irrational. Let poor developers go if they do not improve with training.
Corrupt kleptocrats preparing for their country having to do everything by itself, after being cut off from the world. Yeah, I don't believe that they succeeded.

Soon, they'll barely be able to manufacfture tractors, once Czechia stops selling them tractor kits. :D

Look here and see how many of these don't depend on foreign tech or knowledge: https://russian-farmland.com/tractor-made-in-russia.html
My understanding is that the ruble has been in decline since well before the sanctions. I wasn’t just talking about the recent changes.

EDIT: yeah so it started to tank in 2014
https://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?from=RUB&to=USD&view=10Y
I wonder how this would look if we consider LDL, HDL and triglycerides individually... Perhaps that would be more telling than just considering total cholesterol.
Personal photos and videos indeed, I would guess. The one piece of data you can never get back or buy back if your only copy breaks down. Also, a kind of data that takes a lot of space, compared with, say, text documents.
Almost every vehicle or functional structure that humans have engineered has an axis of symmetry. Animals have symmetry for the same reason.
Thank you for posting this! I thought reddit was down and was trying to figure out what's happening. Turns out it's just old that's down?
> Is it annoying for candidates? Yeah, but we pay you a lot of money

I had to go through 8 interviews for a senior position at Facebook and ended up not getting the offer. I wasn't paid a dime and had to use a few vacation days at the job I had at the time in order to take the interviews. Technically I lost money interviewing at FB.
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>The liberal strategy to silence anyone opposing NATO and the escalation of war is to label them as traitors

I'm genuinely curious as to whether that has ever happened, that someone opposing NATO has been called a traitor. Do you have an example? I wonder who I'd betraying if I opposed NATO.
Naturally, if you are a resident of US or EU, I ask you to contact your government representatives and pressure them to do right. Additionally, if you are a resident of Hungary, it is important that you demand your government to stop blocking military and humanitarian aid from being delivered to Ukraine through your territory.
Another vote for this. While the website does not have any recent updates their change log through the admin panel has regular activity and their support has been quick.
Agreed. I'd bet money that 20 years from now, the anti-cholesterol fad will be viewed just like the anti-fat fad.

Cholesterol is an essential building/repair block that our body makes, with very little absorbed from diet.[1] Since cholesterol responsible for repairing damaged tissue in the body[2], how do we know know that inflamed, unhealthy individuals don't generate high cholesterol amounts for repair and not from an unhealthy diet? .... Time will tell.

[1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3257636/#:~:tex....

[2] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4630197/
The status page is now showing some dramatic drops in everything but error rates, which are through the roof.

It's not just old.reddit either, its the new abomination too