skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> but it has the disadvantage that society has to really take care of not falling into demographic traps.

Does it? Or is it just that the demographic issues are more readily apparent?

You can't eat the stock market, so you can accumulate as much wealth as you want in stock market-backed pensions plans or otherwise – if by the time you want to retire there aren't enough working-age people left around willing to provide you goods and services, your pension scheme is worth zilch.
You're discounting the possibility that this is _all_ that intelligence is: understanding and composition. Arguably, DALL-E has already surpassed the average person's ability to create images. Sure, there are many creatives that could be a better job. The average person can't create anything that comes close though.
if it reassures you, think about scientists, and adjacently, inventors. those two groups can also be entrepreneurs, but they are not necessarily the same.

civilization is advanced largely through the discoveries of scientists and inventors, not by businessmen, who are like the pack animals that provide motive force to implement these advances.

it can be depressing to see the competitive Bronze Age genes at work ruining everything, but given the way humans are wired, we won't escape this cycle of aggression very easily.

if all of society were peaceful cooperative scientists they would be easily murdered by the first vikings to happen along. how can we pacify the global human population (and I dont mean subjugate)?

its a riddle. greed is not good, but without greed how can we fill the vacuum created by everyone having enough? how intelligent does everyone have to be, on average, for people to get up in the morning and create things instead of playing video games?

I am not pretending to rigorously outline these issues, but I feel strongly that humanity needs to take charge of its evolution soon, and also find a away to reach detente between competing AI systems - I fear that AI favors scale so much that anyone who falls behind in marshaling the most complex AI will be at a permanent disadvantage and this will create an incentive to preemptive war.
Another open source robot mower with community following: https://www.ardumower.de/en/home.html
Been married for 20 years almost…we never fight. We both do things that aren’t optimal, but we give each other the benefit of the doubt, we talk about everything, we don’t step on each other’s areas of responsibility, we don’t speak harshly to each other and we are best friends. I can’t ever imagine being in a the situation described above. I mean all the individual things happen to us leaving dishes, muddy whatever (we have 5 kids…so the noise alone), but so what? It’s all in how you both handle everything. We’ve never found it hard to exist together.

I think the biggest thing is we never speak harshly to each other. If we aren’t exactly kind we apologize, but we never speak to each other or our children in ways I hear others do all the time. That is the love killer.
The Apple blogpost says "will be available early next year in the US and expand to additional countries throughout 2022.", as it's still early in the year it's probably a bit early to see it as a pure PR move.

https://9to5mac.com/2022/04/08/what-happened-to-apples-new-s...
> somewhere, something will execute the equivalent of “for(int i = 0; i <= 10; i++)

Not necessarily; depending on what's going in in the loop, you can compile the code into parallel non-looping instructions that execute on multiple cores or threads. No loops needed.
U-237 exists and has a half-life of about six days; I can't think of a valid modifier that would add that C on the end, though. (Unless you're talking about a very specific isotopic composition of uranium methanide, I guess.)
I agree that markets are not natural and don't happen magically without human oversight and rules. But generally we want those systems to increase participation in the market. The criteria of net worth as a obstacle to market participation seems pretty indefensible here. It is hard for someone to commit to changing their net worth in the same way that a company can decide to become public, or that a wealthy person can sign a contract saying they are aware of investment risk. I would support some rule like "you must have either this net worth or prove that you are knowledgeable about investment in some way". The criteria has to be something that people are able to overcome.
Re-unification would not be annexation or assimilation, Taiwan is not a foreign country unrelated to China.

Taiwan vs. mainland is technically like North vs. South Korea or East vs. West Germany.

Taiwan is a recognised Chinese territory. It so happened that there was a civil war in China and that the communists overthrew the government (which was already authoritarian and controlled by the KMT), which withdrew to the last province not under communist control: Taiwan.

For various reasons the communists never pursued them so the ROC remained in Taiwan while the communists founded the PRC on the mainland.

That's why the KMT is officially also pro-unification, in fact the ROC itself is of course formally pro-unification since its formal policy is that they do not recognise the PRC and claim the whole of China (including the South China Sea) as rightful ROC territory. At first they thought they might come back or that the communists regime would collapse, but, well, they're still waiting...

In practice that means that peaceful re-unification is not realistic, IMO, for as long as the communists rule the mainland.

"part of China" is always an ambiguous term because it means different things to different people. For instance, 'China' does not necessarily mean PRC.
Ideally a partnership is a 'the whole is greater than the sum of the parts' situation. It should be a win-win for both partners. If both partners have to 'make sacrifices' then you have a 'the whole is less than the sum of the parts' and in that case, the only reasonable thing to do is to chuck it all out the window and start over.

The 'trial period' in a relationship should be a time frame in which both partners try to figure out if they're in a win-win situation or not.

Incidentally, this is why economic collapse at the societal level leads to so many divorces. Yes, that sounds transactional, but that's the reality of marriage, it's as much an economic partnership as it is an emotional one. Not necessarily a great idea for everyone, too.
> If you let less money circulate the system trough taxes and benefits less can go wrong.

Bonus: less can go wrong administratively too. Case in point: ever since the Dutch tax office had to also give out these kinds of wellfare/assistance funds, things have been a wreck at the tax office. It's been over a decade and it's no longer even their most important thing to fix...
Neither; I'm answering the question about "where you’ve seen this sentiment from crypto fans", and this is a solid example of it.
I don't understand the article.

Suppose they had an algorithm for computing a risk score. Ok, so someone is determined to have a "high risk score". That doesn't mean that they've done anything wrong; at most, it means prioritizing them for closer scrutiny. That could still be discriminatory (e.g. focus on Turkish/Moroccan immigrants), but in itself - it's not supposed to lose anyone their benefits.

Also, the article says:

> Citizens had no way of ... defending themselves.

Why could they not sue the tax authorities in court, asking the court to order the tax authorities to withdraw their payment demands? If there was no evidence of them having evaded taxes, I mean.
Searching for the title of the paper, DDG shows scihub as the first result, while google only has a libgen hit on the second page (and it's the author's list of papers, not the paper itself).
"My wife left me because she's either ridiculous and unwilling to compromise on trivial shit, or incomprehensibly dense" is a much shorter and more succinct than an entire book, but I guess they don't pay people for that. His articles all read as pathetic blame-porn aimed at satisfying the egos of women, while pretending to be advice aimed at men, and even though his only skills are apparently being someone who got divorced and wrote a book about what he believes to be his failings, somehow that qualifies him for paid counseling sessions?

"I blew my hand off with a firecracker and that makes me an explosives expert, buy my book" is a suitable parallel here.

Yes, I know, it wasn't "just" the dishes. Neither of them actually wanted to be married to each other, they just wanted a live-in sex partner.
>And yet, forging your sheets of paper or invalid transfer signatures on the real sheet of paper (how classic titles and deeds work, as in when I signed over ownership of a car once) is way easier than forging this blockchain record, and so this actually still provides a ton of benefit by avoiding cases that might have to go to court in the first place.

Even easier is just signing the document using any other digital signature scheme, such as one operated directly by the title office. Blockchains do not benefit this scenario at all, in fact they just make it worse by making it more convoluted.
If you look at the bottom graph on this page https://linux-hardware.org/?view=cpu_family interestingly Core 2 Duo doubled in data representation solely this year.
If 3 songs out of 30 on every curated playlist was royalty free that's 10% less royalties. It's the same business rationale as Amazon Basics
I think Google's joke solution of using sewage (or perhaps storm sewer pipes) would solve that issue, then.
You are correct. Banks have many mechanisms for sending money from A to B, on the low end there’s Zelle, then there’s free inter bank transfers, then good old wire transfers (unlimited amounts, usually cost $25).
Probably launch later this year due to component shortages.

There are already hints that it's coming.

https://twitter.com/tme_michael/status/1482163926112559107
They used to have a physical 220/110 voltage switch on them, and you could cause fun by playing with it.
Yeah I think the cup is just a symptom of neither of them being able to step into the other's shoes, but it's hard to diagnose without a larger picture.

The husband could have said "I understand that this is a small thing that really bothers you and even though I don't understand, it's clearly an asymmetrical thing in terms of my effort vs. your being bothered, so I will put the cup away."

The wife could have just as easily said "I understand that this cup bothers me more than you think it should, if you're really that deadset on not putting it away can we find some other way to compromise?"

But who knows, maybe she tried to explain that to him a bunch of different times and even when she was saying "it's not about the cup it's about not feeling listened to" he still just heard "it's about the cup"
It did read as if laplink was part of serial gaming and wondered if there was some alternate functionality or API/TSR it offered which I was ignorant of.
I think people use the terms "startup" and "new small business" interchangeably these days, regardless of investment. It's a buzzword
Having eaten bread many places in Germany over the years, I certainly is aware of the shape of bread you show, but I've also had plenty of loaves of bread similar to the image in the linked site in Germany.
That's true, and to be honest while I believe China will do the right thing, deep inside I am a little bit worried that it might not.

Still, so far they are doing fine. This includes complying with sanctions, even in areas they don't technically have to - they are just doing it discreetly. Also I don't get your reasoning about pro-active measures: if anything, the West cooperating with China could convince them to ditch Russia. Antagonising them will have the opposite effect.

Another thing I've just noticed:

>If China didn't want to invade/assimilate/peacefully-reunite-with-a-gun-against-your-head Taiwan

You hadn't included the most obvious option, which is a properly peaceful integration. You are up front assuming that China is yet another warmongering empire, like USA or Russia, as opposed to eg EU. This is despite existing integration efforts (Taiwan is quite close to China) and obvious economic realities - wars hurt economy; Russian economy was failing even before the war, and American economy is looking good on paper, but the quality of life is lower than it used to be half a century ago; China, on the other hand, is booming.

To me, that's another example of US propaganda being widely accepted as truth.
Even in DOS, I think

copy LPT1 output.bin

would have worked at the time.

Anyway, was there a chance you posted that story to Reddit or somewhere else previously? I'm sure I've read it before.
> Americans want abortion rights then they pass laws against abortion. Can’t make this up!

Literally only 32% of Americans are completely pro-choice: https://news.gallup.com/poll/1576/abortion.aspx

And, actually, most Americans support limitations on abortion.

I'm not sure how you came to the idea that the vast majority of Americans are pro-choice.
Technically impressive but visually uninteresting just about sums it up.
There’s always going to be a glass issue. Communicating the issue, being open to listening, knowing what to let go and what matters is what makes or breaks things. There’s no algorithm to this, relationships are founded on love, which is an emotion that has little to do with intellect or logic. So for these things ultimately love is the answer.
I mean they could at least add q.
The marriage lesson that I learned, not too late, is to hire domestic help pretty much as soon as we could afford it.
You don't have anything like French pain de mie in Germany?
And sometimes when you're in a bad situation, it's not because of any _one_ thing, or even a myriad of things ~ sometimes it's because it's the whole kit and caboodle. When I was younger, I found myself on the side of a breakup asking "What did I do? Tell me and I'll fix it", and I've also been asked that by someone I was breaking up with.

Breaking up is hard, for both sides. Sometimes it can be something singular (e.g. an affair) that can make it easy to digest, but sometimes it's so vague, it's such an overwhelming collection of things that span such a great amount of time, that even trying to enumerate them is a slide backwards. It's like death by a thousand pinpricks, but there's no clear indication that things are dead until you're already waaayyy past the point - like a frog being slowly boiled.
If these numbers are as problematic as you claim, it wouldn't explain why they don't hold true for Rise of Skywalker which fans overwhelmingly preferred to critics.

Now that I think about it: it's likely that's the film that GP had in mind.
The whole point of crypto is that it was a form of currency that's unregulated, so a more accurate comparison would be "open source advocates complain when other people use their code without their knowledge. Can't make this up!"
Previous discussion on the subject, different article:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23537774
re: Dive -- there's a fork with some updates, https://github.com/jauderho/dive
I dont feel this way at all and I am old, so
I’m currently a Staff+ Engineer at a huge multinational company. Had that conversation when I came here because the role was not very well specified and you were supposed to do both people management and continue working as an IC. I spent months trying to get this clarified while doing both roles and it was a mess. I spent 90% of my time doing management things and very little IC work or keeping up to date on the technical side.

This year I pushed them to set a date for me to transition to an actual Staff+ role or my time with the company would come to an end. My manager moved heaven and earth for me to get this and we have a finally have a plan, so we will see how that goes.

If it is something you really want, push for having a technical leadership role with clearly defined responsibilities (and actual ownership and empowerment). There is nothing worse than turning a great engineer into a mediocre manager.

If/when you actually have that, you will still spend most of your time attending meeting, doing planning and providing input into tons of things but not actually contributing directly. So in order to keep up-to-date you will have to define how you will do it, while still using company time. Myself, I usually book a full day to try new technologies, do PoCs, read books, watch talks, attend courses. Not always possible but I at least try to spread those 8 hours throughout the week and actually make use of them to keep learning.

A question that a lot of people that reach the higher-level of a Senior role is how to keep progressing in terms of career/compensation but still be able to keep coding during a large part of my time? The answer is you don’t (not on most companies at least): after Senior Level your value to the company is in you experience and your domain/company knowledge that you accrued over time. The best possible way to make use of that is to have you help other people grow and cross-pollinate multiple people/teams using that knowledge.

Good luck!
Turns out Ken Griffin’s wife wasn’t lying…

https://www.cnbc.com/2015/03/03/ken-griffin-makes-68m-a-mont...
There is a huge ecology of theft of monetisation with false takedown notices etc.
youtube cares not, 'The ads must flow'
They certainly didn't help, but the US was doing shady foreign policy stuff long before the 50s
I am not so sure. In my case, my wife is the "messy" one: Opens a can and leaves the lid in the kitchen table, leaves used clothes all around the bedroom and bathroom, etc. We've been married for 14 years, and the first years it was a constant struggle for me to try to change her behaviour. We even have gotten to the point of raising the divorce card in discussions related to this.

But, fast forward to today, I learned not to care. I learned that the decision is easy: Either I accept that she is like that, or I get out of the door. I am free to go whenever I want (as we don't have kids), and after meditating over that choice I've realized that those "bad" things don't really matter. After accepting that, I became happier and less "confrontative" with her.
It will probably be even worse in the future, given that internet subgroups form their own language dialects as a kind of shibboleth.

"Why do people in this group of wall drivers show off their wedding bands?"
I made a decision to not get married because I don't want these kind of problems and drama in my life. Also, depending on your country of residence, marriage is probably the worst deal in your life.
I'm not coming to his defense. I'm just making a point that the arguments against him 1) aren't that great and 2) usually come from a place of animosity towards Hikaru (he's abrasive, I get it).
" A sheriff would forcibly remove you from your home in such cases."

So, this is your "non-violent" collectivism?

Thank you very much. This is all I needed to hear.
In addition to credit freeze, contact IRS and let them know that your social security number has been stolen. They will give you a pin that you will need to use when you file your taxes.

It happened to me, someone filed taxes with my name. Took almost a year before IRS fixed this and then they locked my account. So now every year, I need to use the pin.

Also file police report/FBI report, I think you can do all this online. When my identity was stolen they told me to do this although they knew no action will be taken. The reason is if someone use your identity to commit a serious crime, you will have an official police report to proof.

In end, it really sucks. You will need to keep paying for credit/identity monitoring services forever and occasionally take actions against events like some random credit card account opening up in some random state.
If you know WPF or UWP the differences in Xaml between Xamarin Forms and those frameworks is something you could learn very rapidly. If you use Xamarin Android you get native access also and, for example, can import Java jar files in to your .Net code, so you can utilise stuff intended at the native level in Android. Similar for the iOS integration. Xamarin Forms gives you the mvvm and databinding you know from WPF etc. Maui builds on this and improved the overall offering.
I think you made a great argument, if you don't agree with cryptocurrency, stop using wikipedia.
Two techniques for addressing this:

1. Write down the fear so you can see it clearly and take control of it.

2. Reframe your action as testing a hypothesis. That way, you know you are on the path to learn something specific.
This sounds to me more like a symptom, and the underlying pathology is that this person gave insufficient consideration to all the little concessions his partner was making on the things that matter to him, and was certainly not expressing gratitude for them.
People vote because of a combination of issues. Perhaps the main opposition parties also merit punishment-by-not-voting for other actions. My point is that one cannot lay the responsibility in a once-per-4-years parliament seat assignment.
Signs It’s Time to Quit Your Job
I think they might be talking about this
https://github.com/tc39/proposal-shadowrealm

ShadowRealm is possibly a reference to the Shadow Realm from the card game Yu-Gi-Oh
neither you nor parent post are absolutely right, of course. In the USA in the 2000 era, a lot of people with the ability to place large betting stakes on the table, using access to market-makers and leveraged buys of all kinds, were able to push around a LOT of money, mostly profitable, for quite a while. The party ended, except it didn't. The same over-leveraged tactics by players with access, except this time against one of the most protected asset classes, homes, almost collapsed the entire system with their excess. There are tomes written about this now, fifteen years later. Its not clean, fair or balanced.
I agree that this should always be considered, no matter the activity. But it is hard, and games like Chess make it particularly challenging.

I will start a game of Go, completely relaxed and with the goal of staying relaxed and enjoying the game. Sometimes it works if my opponent falls behind early, but if my opponent is worthy... watch my heart rate over the course of the game.

There is no point in playing if you don't care about the outcome. I wish there was, I wish it was like making a painting, I wish it was nothing more than making something beautiful with the go stones.

It's impossible to play as much Chess as he does and truly not care, but I think he is figuring out ways to care differently, and that might be key.
Finland to decide within ‘weeks’ whether to join NATO