skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So do you think replacing the insurance market is more or less likely when people think the 25% of their premiums that they pay are what their insurance costs?

I have pretty good insurance, when I started, a few weeks before the end of a year, some of the folks I was working with were bitching about how it didn't cover anything and was expensive (the employee premiums were tiny at the time and are still low).
If you would permanently delete data for selected customers from a large multitenant system, it could actually take some time to restore it - even with proper backups.

You can’t just do a full recovery as that would mess those customers who were not affected (it likely takes time to notice the mistake - others have continued to use the system). You might need to write some tools to migrate the data from backups. Also you really need to test everything very carefully - otherwise you might be in even deeper trouble (looking at corrupted instead of lost data).

In large organization this kind of ”manual” recovery might require people from multiple teams as no single person knows all the areas. This adds overhead. Throwing too many people in does not help either. When you start thinking about it, few weeks is not that long.

And JIRA is definitely not simple. It’s complicated beast and likely the SaaS features combined with all the legacy makes it even more complicated.
In case anyone's wondering what this person's username refers to, it's a childish way of saying "Fuck Joe Biden."

https://apnews.com/article/lets-go-brandon-what-does-it-mean...
Yeah, this seems like a weird argument against trains. Every mode of transport will kill some people. Trains just happen to be one of the safest there is. Heck, if you think about heart attacks, walking likely kills more people than trains do.
I really don't, if my point is to rebut the statement "the whole point of trains is that expenses are largely one-off."

I love trains. I used them all the time when I lived in the U.K. and in Japan. I've ridden Amtrak from New York to San Francisco, and the Orient Express. They are, however, very much not a one-and-done investment as is being suggested elsewhere in this thread.

People are largely familiar with road maintenance, but most of them have no idea at all about maintenance of the railway.
> We all knew what boys and girls where until yesterday.

Something like 200 or less years ago boys were called girls until they went through puberty (or close to puberty) - speaking of puritanical England that is. Not sure about the rest of the world/continents.

They also wore dresses, typically blue I believe.

As always, the people butthurt and complaining know literally nothing about what they speak.
That's because most mac users fall to the well-crafted publicity of Homebrew, and remain ignorant about the better https://www.macports.org/ package management system. MacPorts was inspired by the FreeBSD Ports Collection, is created by Apple engineers, used by Apple internally, is unix-y and has more packages than Homebrew. (But yeah, I think both Homebrew and MacPorts still fall behind Linux / xBSD packaging systems in terms of the number of packages they have).
I am assuming that. In most countries it's required that you can return non-consumable items in a sensible time-frame. Restocking fees vary in legality, but typically need to be disclosed before purchase.
Putin has clearly demonstrated that he is willing to make unprovoked attacks on any and all of Russia's neighboring countries. Warnings like this are precisely the reason why Sweden and Finland should consider joining NATO.
Hydrogen can be produced electrically from water. A positively stupendous amount of electrolysis equipment will need to be built out, but there will be demand for as much as can be produced. Burning hydrogen produces mainly water. Burned in an engine, it also produces nitrous oxides, so probably some ammonia would be dissolved in to scavenge that.

Liquid hydrogen takes up a lot more room than kerosene. The insulated liquid-hydrogen tank is quite a lot bigger than the kerosene tank -- maybe it is a whole other car -- but so what? Room on a train is cheap. What matters is weight. The tank is light, and the weight of LH2 needed to go the same distance is much less. The difference is weight that doesn't itself need to be transported.

Furthermore, the LH2 can be produced and banked on-site at the railyard, and during peak-production hours, so cheaply.

So, a win all around. Not as big a win as LH2-powered aircraft, but better, and much easier to retrofit.
> can very easily do that

I'm not sure what part of my post you're disagreeing with. What can you do and how does this graph of historical data show it?
I've spent many hours trying to get my 2012 iMac to function as secondary display for 2020+ macbook(s). It worked perfectly well with 2019- macbook(s). The iMac is perfectly functional and has capability to be used as a "Target Display". Screw the folks who advocate dropping features like this so that I can generate more waste & buy newer crap from them.
> Trainings were canceled and delayed due to student or trainer illness

This seems to specifically imply that illness in training pilots and pilot trainers is the cause.

I would expect a more passive version to be "Trainings were canceled and delayed due to the Omicron surge..." which doesn't specify if anyone got sick.
All right, I guess I'll spend some karma. Unless there's an aspect of this I'm not aware of, I don't think this is so bad.

I went to a very good public school in the US, and we didn't have sex education until 4th grade, and even then I think we were a bit immature for it at the time. They were still only doing the _very_ basics and I remember the class not being well behaved during it. I think sex education any younger than that is totally unnecessary and kind of inappropriate.

I find it pretty weird that American politics has become really obsessed with the sexual topics around little kids lately.
do not worry, we will discard whole it soon...
> Unlike sperm whales.

Or pots of petunias.
You are fungible, I am not
Did they really solve a problem or was it just chest pounding?

I don’t believe sex Ed was in the curriculum for those grades. But now if a teacher does something that could possibly fall under this new law they can be sued by the parents. I simply believe this wasn’t an issue and they are trying to “fix” something not broken.
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>> The best response I have seen to this thus far is Florida teachers who plan to stop referring to anyone by gender in the classroom.

> It is also technically the correct response. The best kind of correct.

Actually, reading the bill text (https://www.flsenate.gov/Session/Bill/2022/1557/BillText/er/...), I don't think that's technically correct:

> Classroom instruction by school personnel or third parties on sexual orientation or gender identity may not occur in kindergarten through grade 3 or in a manner that is not age appropriate or developmentally appropriate for students in accordance with state standards.

I don't think "referring to" someone could be properly understood as "classroom instruction," unless those words are willfully misinterpreted to mean "anything done or said by a teacher in a classroom."
>it's expected to be the first of many similar bills across the country,

Do you favor that? Why or why not?
Businesses that cannot afford to retain talent and remain competitive deserve to not survive, in order to make room for more efficient organizations. This is a principle of the free market.

Also as a principle, regulating said free markets for QoL improvements (e.g. min wage, HI, disability, comp, soc sec, etc.) affect all participants - both efficient and destined-to-die businesses alike. If you can't exist through playing by the rules that everyone has set, why are you still in business?
Is it normal to have sex education at 8 years old in the US??

In the UK the first sex education we had was maybe one or two lessons at 10-11 years old (all I remember is a video of hairy naked people... and likely there was some discussion of sex/procreation...).
There is nothing in this bill that prevents a school psychologist or guidance counselor from working with individual children to address their personal needs. The bill's text is hardly remarkable at all. 20 years ago, no one would have batted an eye if you said that sex ed should not be taught below a certain grade level.
What is the point of this block?
No comments on this Medusa as I've never heard of it before, but for this task I've been using an OSSC, which definitely works well where I've tested it (mostly for my Megadrive) https://www.retrorgb.com/ossc.html
Paris to Nice is 900km car ride.

The 31 euro air travel “price” doesn’t include a fuel surcharge, airport fees, baggage fees, then a nice fat 20% VAT tax on top, etc, all of which can often exceed the “price” itself. Maybe you should start an airline and report back.

If air travel in the US was such a profitable biz as you say, airlines wouldn’t be constantly on the brink of insolvency.
We all knew about straight marriage long before being interested on knowing anything about sex. The problem is people think acknowledging that gay people exist is discussing sex, is it?
Another vapid Twitter thread making it to the front page by pulling on emotional strings. Personally, I'd like to see some proof of the claim before entertaining it.
Because you personally invaded Ukraine /s
the Mac OS model just doesn’t work for my ADHD brain. I much prefer the Windows model, it feels much more natural fit for how my brain works :)
Yup, got that.

Female teenagers are way less likely to have wrecks (1) and if we assume its not driven by one's genitalia and rather by their conditioning - an assumption I hold, its something that can be taught.

"In 2019, the motor vehicle death rate for male drivers aged 16–19 was over two times higher than the death rate for female drivers of the same age."

1. https://www.cdc.gov/transportationsafety/teen_drivers/teendr...
Nice article. Coincidentally we have the same computers, even the same specs. I’ve been on macOS for 11 years now, so I’m biased.

On window snapping: why on earth would you want to obscure your desktop with two huge panes? I usually have ‘small’ applications on my desktop ‘workspace’ (terminal, reminders, messages, finder). I always see ex-windows users cluttering their desktop workspace and not utilising more workspaces. It’s more efficient (in my opinion) to have multiple workspaces and avoid the tedious game of minimising and maximising dozens of windows on the desktop. I get that it’s what you’re used to, since this behaviour is enforced on windows, but do give the macOS way a shot. Whenever I’m on windows I feel hampered by the lack of virtual workspaces.

I think some of the idiosyncrasies are worth bearing with in macOS. It’s worth it even for the consistency of the design across the OS. It seems trite, but I like that everything speaks the same design language. It feels coherent. I’m never jarred as I am on windows 10, when I open the advance control panel and find that it’s from 1999.
I love old monitors but, like old fridges, it is probably better for the environment to scrap them than to preserve them.

Modern displays are ridiculously more power efficient.
Mac OS is a better laptop OS, and Windows is a better desktop OS. Mouse support is poor on macs, window management is more painful, and multiple desktop support is rough. Meanwhile Windows has rough trackpad support, generally windows laptops have terrible battery life and buggy sleep.
For anyone else heading off on a similar voyage: it's almost always the power supply. And then the faulty power supply kills the ICs.

Electrolytic capacitors are unpleasant things. They require a liquid that slowly evaporates. They're temperature sensitive. Degraded ones behave erratically when they warm up, temporarily behaving and then not. And they can, worst of all, fail short. Quite possibly why your Apple's resurrection was temporary. I'd be more surprised if there wasn't a bang and magic smoke dissipating after turning on a PSU that had likely been off for 30+ years. Always replace or reform them in equipment of that vintage.
> It especially doesn't explain the "if improperly prepared, will maim you over a long period of time" types of things (cassava!)

Sure it does.

All you need is for the toxic foodstuff to be sufficiently non-toxic for some amount of time while it prevents you from dying because you don't have better food.

Someone starving may know something isn't good but not have an alternative. Some people perform the standard steps up to step "n". A few people perform an extra step because they know the food is bad for you anyhow--this is step "n+1". If more of the "n+1" people survive, the standard becomes "n+1".

Go through a dozen of such crises and you can get a lot of steps built up one at a time.
Full screen mode wasn't even a feature until OS X Lion 10.7 in 2011. Until then, the green button only Maximized a window; now you have to Option-click to get that behavior.

I rarely, if ever use Full-Screen mode. I’m struggling to understand why you think the OS is designed around this use.
I appreciate you both providing more info on this. It seems iOS is much more encrypted than I had thought it was. Still, if I resurrect the micro-journaling app, I'll probably keep an app-specific password and SQLCipher to add that extra layer of protection.
This is misinformation.
The Air Line Pilots Association has confirmed that more pilots under their union died in both 2019 and 2020 than in 2021.

https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-coronavirus-pilots...

If you have another source, feel free to provide it, but I've found no other source for this claim aside from Facebook memes.
> The systemd haters are right about their complaints, but there's a
ton that systemd does right

Yes. A fair and balanced technical analysis of systemd would have to
concede it does a lot of good things, and well - if you subscribe to
its paradigm [1].

My beef was with the disruption and bonfire of social capital caused
by a heavy-handed, undemocratic, vocal group imposing upon others. It
was an ugly episode and seemed to go against all the values I believed
Debian stood for. And it came from all sides. The personal attacks on
Poettering were inexcusable.

[1] I don't. I believe it's a solution that trades away system
security and reliability to get userspace convenience.
I like Making Sense with Sam Harris. He’s not afraid to challenge guests, or take controversial stands on topics (eg. We don’t have free will) and overall a breath of fresh air in a chaotic world.

I think the more fundamental reason I enjoy listening to him is his search for truth and his upstanding ethics. He genuinely wants a world where there is less suffering, and I’m glad he’s taking others along for the ride.
FWIW, my school provided basic sexual anatomy and puberty eduction (basic biology stuff) in 5th grade. We then had a “health class” in middle school (grades 6-8), which explored sexual orientation and safe sex practice. This all felt very appropriate.

3rd grade feels a bit young to start with sexual anatomy and puberty tbh

Consent and personal space are separate subjects that probably aren’t prohibited under this new law.
Didn't think women would be so anxious to end the world too
Referring to children by gender is not instructional content. It's working within their level of development.
Lies from China? No way! https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/in-china-honesty-is-not-th...
In the Australian case, that percentage is heavily skewed by bulk freight of coal, iron ore, wheat, etc. That's often using dedicated tracks, direct from mines to ports, and not connected to the general freight network.

The mix of road and rail for more general freight has been heavily in favour of road for a long time, and only getting worse as Internet shopping, etc, increases the role of last-mile home delivery.
Those healthy people have sick spouses and children though. That part doesn’t add up.
Here's how I got started: https://blog.gregbrockman.com/how-i-became-a-machine-learnin...

There are many courses available these days; I recommend picking a simple project to start (for me, it was trying to make inference work for GPT-1), learn what you need to in order to get started, and iterate from there.
That will change, obviously.
> > The bill prohibits classroom instruction on sexual orientation or gender identity in kindergarten through 3rd grade

> I'd imagine whatever has been traditionally included in "sex education" in these grades (aka "Family Life", meaning "how babies are made"), would still be allowed.

Wouldn't that involve a sexual orientation?
I suspect that you haven't been exposed to the wonders of British train food. Imagine our usual delightful cuisine but significantly worse.
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> They cater to an idea that managers and HR are "the other", and once someone crosses the line to management or HR, they become evil and incapable of doing anything other than abusing you for no good reason.

No one says they're evil. Corporate leadership, like corporations themselves, are amoral, which means they have no compunctions to actions that to them, are without intention, but for translates to the recipient as maliciousness.
I was younger than this when I realized gender was a thing, but one I didn't understand very well and had trouble with, and could have benefited from people explaining gender and gender expression to me.

Peers of mine were younger than this when they were being abused and could have benefited from knowing about how consent should work, and who they can rely on for help.
Am I talking to a sober person, or are you still tripping from your first hit of my writing?
Motivate a disaffected populace to topple their dictator.
Air travel is expensive. Airframe maintenance is expensive and labor intensive. Pilots are highly skilled professionals and need to be paid as such. Jet fuel is expensive. Handling baggage is a logistical challenge. Due to the nature of aircraft, they have low limits on passenger capacity. The government subsidizes air travel into rural areas through the Essential Air Services with about 1/6th the budget it puts into Amtrak. The US government frequently "bails out" airline companies and spends more money than they do on the yearly budget of Amtrak. This ignores the bevvy of subsidizes city governments offer airports to stay in business.

Like most forms of infrastructure, American traveling preferences are driven mostly by a mixture of emotion and lobbying. Air travel doesn't make much economic sense and hasn't for years.
This price isn't representative. To give you an idea, Lyon - Lille tomorrow is between $90 and $130 for a second class ticket. It's a three hours trip. For more context, the median salary in France is about $2000 after tax [1].

[1] https://www.lafinancepourtous.com/2021/06/28/salaire-median-...
You are conflating three related but different things: sex education, gender education, and consent/personal space.

The bill forbids only one of those three things, sexual orientation or gender identity.
It doesn't seem that the law bans any sex education. Specifically, it bans discussion on "sexual orientation or gender identity", not discussion on sex, puberty, or anything else like that.
Some MTAs (Postfix at least) allows other characters. I use an underscore, which seems universally accepted. For the second problem, there's usually some alternative mangling that would still be unique-enough, or just flee because they seem too aggressive on the data harvesting.
I will pay your dog's vet bill for proper euthanasia for you not to do that. I'm serious, respond to this comment if you want to take me up on it and we'll work it out.
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>how did you learn about options

Memes from Reddit and 4chan's "biz" board.
> would sexual education not discriminate against the "A" part, who will feel uncomfortable?

No obviously not, just like how no one is arguing that gay kids shouldn't be taught straight sex ed. The goal should be increasing education, not decreasing it.

Please don't argue against a straw man.
School principal sets policy here. Usually a referral to school psych. or guidance counselor given some conditions (e.g. persistent asking, paired with mental distress, etc.)
They could offer higher salaries, but would they? And employers are able to negotiate better plans than you can get in the individual market. There's no way i could get the plan i have through my work for the about $12000 they spend on it.

But I agree, healthcare should be provided by the federal govt like in every other advanced nation
Don't you think that change in sentiment is connected to macroeconomic trends that go beyond the world of startups?
The absence of this law wouldn’t mean we start teaching sex to 6 year olds. My state doesn’t have such a law and I didn’t learn sex ed until I was 11 or so.

The law is solving a problem that didn’t exist, it’s just scoring points for Florida politicians, getting in digs at the “woke culture” boogeyman that is an easy win to stoke their base.

They didn’t have a “teaching gay sex to 6 year olds” epidemic in Florida prior to this bill, no matter what politicians tell you.
The majority of this article's audience in Russia is unlikely to support both this war and Putin's entire rule. The IT workers are the most westernized part of Russia's society.
> Yes, the diffs in the notifications.

In my limited experience these diffs can be missing information. I recently had to reconstruct an issue description using these email diffs after two people where editing the description at the same time and it was not 100% accurate, several lines were missing. Going to the 'history' tab on the issue I was able to get the missing lines however, if all you have are emails though you might be out of luck.
https://techcrunch.com/2019/11/13/mirantis-acquires-docker-e...

imo no one will, k8s is moving to CRI (https://kubernetes.io/blog/2020/12/02/dont-panic-kubernetes-...)
Normally for short RTO you do not try to recover by to the orginal location

you fail over to warm replica;s that are already staged with data with in your RPO.
Both the right and the left have misrepresented this law. The left calls it the "don't say gay" law. The right says it's just about K-3. neither is accurate.

The law isn't about saying the word "gay" or all possible references to it. The law doesn't prohibit mentioning a same sex spouse. And it doesn't prohibit a kid from talking about her two moms. It's just about classroom instruction.

The right talks about how this is just about K-3 but the actual law is a complete ban on classroom instruction at this age AND a ban on non-age-appropriate instruction at other grade levels. This second part is often left off in right-leaning news. When people have mentioned it they tend to defend it by saying that it will make teachers rightfully hesitant to speak about LGBTQ issues in the classroom. They think that teachers should leave these issues to parents. But most right-wing commentators do not recognize this part of the law. They pretend it's just about K-3.

It's too bad that both sides misrepresent the law. It leads to further distrust in the media. And it gives the other side an excuse to continue to behave badly.
It should be. Historically, children started working the farm much younger than 8. Sex Ed comes pretty naturally with that, especially if you have… horses.
People saying "let kids be kids." Kids don't make a big deal out of something until their parents make a big deal out of something. America has such a weird relationship with sex education or sex in general.