skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That doesn't mean they weren't. The article just doesn't say. I don't know about the UK, but in the U.S., because of the EUA, many younger people got vaccinated before the vaccine was approved for their age group, therefore the question is fair.
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Very few will actually rewrite code in rust. It is enough for Rust to be used for new projects which would otherwise be c or c++
The skills needed to create a chip and the skills needed to create chip design software are fundamentally different. Of all the engineers I've met who work on the physical implementation and timing closure of digital chips, only a very limited number would have any hope of creating some sort of place and route tool, and it would be rudimentary and inefficient. They are not expert programmers.
I think it has much less to do with any particular murder, and is actually related to the rise of cable news that needed to find some way to fill an entire day, every day of the week, with national news. There just isn't that much national news, not the sort that keeps people tuning in. So instead they started taking local news stories that had some sensational elements and presenting them as national news stories. Stories about serial killers, kids getting hurt, etc.
I wrote, "Is this a metaphor?" and then searched to see who else thought that.

From what I can tell, he's trying to dig himself out of a relationship he isn't happy in instead of just leaving. If he works hard enough digging deeper, maybe he can drive her away instead of having to own disappointing and hurting her, or it will collapse on him and he can be liberated in death and still remembered as perfect and a martyr. If only he had a father who could tell him, son, stop digging. This woman isn't your mother, accept yourself. Strike this set, grieve, and move on.

Or he's just a nerd with a shovel, but it's never just a nerd with a shovel.
I'm not sure why you've been downvoted. Anyone who has ever seen a Laravel stack trace will surely have been appalled at the number of stack frames that sit below their own code, and all that machinery is loaded on every single request. It's truly shocking. PHP isn't Java and shouldn't be treated as such.
I Lived the VanLife. It Wasn't Pretty
An entirely sensible one which prohibits you from preventing an emergency call being made in case of fire, injury, crime etc.
At first I thought this was related to the famous Dead Salmon study [0]. The article turned out to be completely different, and certainly much more amazing.

[0] Neural correlates of interspecies perspective taking in the post-mortem Atlantic Salmon: An argument for multiple comparisons correction — http://www.prefrontal.org/files/posters/Bennett-Salmon-2009....
Ask HN: Could you suggest a 3.5 cu ft refrigerator (no Macs)
Hey folks, I'm looking for a 3.5 cu ft refrigerator (EDIT: freezer, not fridge) I can keep in my closet. I'm very space-constrained, but would like to be able to store more frozen food than I can in my fridge freezer.

P.S. I know Macs are nice, but please I'm constrained to only buy non-Mac freezers. For reasons.
The thing is, errands make kids happy, on the most part kids want responsibility and to feel useful. I agree not every adventure should be an errand though.
Housing reform shouldn't be a super-polarized partisan issue
Just today I was looking at how to use Alexa to help my son with his school spanish. I am not convinced it is perfect but it looks like being part of the puzzle.
In other news: screwdrivers still everywhere.

Anyone waiting for the death of C is delusional. It’s the best (often the only) tool for many jobs and will always underpin most of the world’s operating systems and low levels of user space. A few counter examples don’t invalidate this point.
Archived: https://archive.ph/2022.04.20-094157/https://www.nytimes.com...
> At least 40,000 borrowers will receive immediate debt cancellation under the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) Program.

How is this news?
Inequality leads to inequity. Inequity leads to inequality. For wealth inequality the hair-splitting difference between equity and equality is a matter of the time frame you are looking at. As for Crypto gains being an equal opportunity - no, not in the least - access to capital to invest in crypto schemes is not equal.

Even if everyone had equal access to capital, we would still be talking about the equality of restructuring economies to wildly benefit a minority who gambled and got lucky. Should a single currency gamble "win", it will be in no small part due to heavily invested and politically powerful people making that happen.
As a parent, none of the risks are as profound as that of some other member of the public calling the police to inform on your “dangerous parenting”.

I’ve deliberately chosen to live in a walkable part of the Bay Area in the hopes that my kids can be more independent when they get older, but I’m more worried about the social pushback than I am about their safety.
All things being equal, yes it is absurd. In many countries were Macs aren't affordable, the amount of absurdity greatly increases.

In places where they are largely affordable for a developer, absurdity becomes relative to what you value in a development system.
What did you sand with? How many files did you go through?

Did you have an activity to turn a log into a paddle?
They were cancelled because it turns out the schools were scams. So it was a situation where the students got into a lot of debt, and got nothing(like an education or a worthwhile diploma) in return.
> It's much easier to "sell" web3 to someone that has lived with dysfunctional institutions and has faced one of its many problems, whether it is hyperinflation that leaves poor people with no perspective to save, or systemic corruption that shuts the citizens of any quality service

I have lived in such countries (Moldova, in the 90s; Turkey, early 2000s). I wouldn't touch this web3 shit with a 1000-ft pole. All this narrative about "poor people" and "dysfunctional institutions" usually comes from relatively wealthy people in stable countries whose idea about "poor people" comes from watching a Netflix overproduced dramatic documentary.

web3 is more unstable and volatile than the absolute vast majority of existing countries (including most of the "dysfunctional" countries), and its only modus operandi is "pay to play" which surely makes wonders for the "poor people".
I wish they'd just make the interest on existing federal loans 0 and be done with it.
> A large component here is simply risk tolerance.

Cheap, hand-held TVs delivering custom-tailored traumatic word-salad clickbait videos to kids would have created so much paranoia among suburban moms in the 80s they would have forgotten to be terrified about crack/cocaine.
> Holding money for 1-30 days is regular usage.

This is (roughly speaking) the description of a currency, isn't it? I would point out that as a store of value, bitcoin's up

> [BTC's] original task of matching or exceeding fiat money in actual day to day usability.

I don't think BTC was intended to serve in the way you're describing. I believe it was designed to neuter/obviate at-large Central Banks (e.g. money printers, debasers of currency, economic overlords). In this way, it's gone a long way towards the intended purpose. Furthermore, as a base-layer, it's been extended considerably to support day-to-day usability. Further, as a Store of Value, it's done a lot better than USD in almost every time-scale you can compare, and all the ones that matter.

Here's the quote from the release (via: http://satoshinakamoto.me/2008/11/01/bitcoin-p2p-e-cash-pape...)

>>>
The main properties:
Double-spending is prevented with a peer-to-peer network.
No mint or other trusted parties.
Participants can be anonymous.
New coins are made from Hashcash style proof-of-work.
The proof-of-work for new coin generation also powers the
network to prevent double-spending.
>>>

I would also like to add that the original point of money is not to support a month's worth of planning... the point of money is to support planning across planting seasons and lifetimes. Wages and wage-work came along long after money was invented.
This is almost all the inspiration I need to start my tunnel project connecting my master closet with my shop building some 200 ft away.
> I mean, guys seriously.

But we're serious. OP has created their own nonsensical boundaries with these constraints. Essentially the title is completely misleading apart from the 2K number. If OP is looking specifically for a linux-compatible machine they should have at least mentioned that in the title. It's no suprise at all that these types of answers are in this thread.

I saw the title, came here to offer my thoughts about mac options, when I realize that actually "not allowed" by OP's request. It's click baity and almost feels like it was designed to get a rise out of the HN crowd.
How about giving back money to people who paid back their loans, possibly going through even greater difficulties to do that.
One surprising thing for me is that far more people use delve (a complex, third-party tool) than the race detector (one flag to tests you're already writing/running). I wonder if people just don't know they're running it?
I would say that's a correction needed for their understanding of the context, more than a baseless accusation.
Is this prepared for worldwide locations?

I'm in South America and the nearest location is a cafe in Amsterdam. Is this due to a small data set or does it set you in Europe/North America by default?
Who's "people"? The state? A democratic vote? The individual?

The problem with mosquito-borne diseases is that they're non-consensual. People have a right to live without mosquito-borne disease.
Fuel for inflation
The thing is, we're already engaged in a massive ecological modification experiment that's bound to have unforeseen effects. It raises people's attention because this time it's done on purpose instead of by accident, but it's really pretty mild compared to what's already happening.
Regular expressions are validators of user input. Verification of user inputs are very important because they provide error messages, if you just send an email and it fails it can be for many reasons:

1. The user made a mistake when typing the email.

2. Some internal server failed to send the email.

Without an error, the user will never know what went wrong.
Drop me an email, contact info in profile :)

Otherwise, I will try to come back to this comment in a few days. I'm a bit busy with an urgent deadline, but I'm glad to expand on this later on!
> AKA, it's human nature.

It's also a form of entertainment.

> unemotional rationality is uncommon

Tangentially, I'm not certain it even exists outside of sociopaths. A certain amount of emotion or beliefs underlies most rational arguments.

The problem is when emotional rationality devolves to either shallowness (i.e. fleeting trends) or fanaticism ("there is only one true option forever").

But shallowness and fanaticism are always present because they are both easier routes to self appeasement in a world that usually pushes people towards lower self concept.
I'm not an expert, I just had to learn the basics recently to get my fishing permit. But the explanation given was that its function is allowing the fish to float / hold their position and save energy. Carps even have two chambers since they are bottom feeders and they can tilt their bodies mouth down more easily this way.
Hey thanks for the attention, I think the project is awesome and when it works I feel right at home.

Two big issues I encountered today running 0.1.8 installed with Scoop on Windows 11 Education N:

1. The empty space around apps gets bigger as you move them to new workspaces not primary (this is with Komorebi's workspaces, not Windows' Virtual Desktops which you have indicated have poorly documented APIs). It seems to be this issue [1] but that issue was closed as fixed

2. Sometimes apps left empty spaces when they were minimized. That might have been VS Code or Spotify (or Slack?). Spotify when visible didn't resize appropriately.

All my user-installed apps if that is helpful:

- KeyPirinha

- Mochi

- PowerToys

- Slack

- Telegram Desktop

- TickTick

- Ubuntu on Windows

- VS Code

- Thunderbird

- Ditto

- Everything

- 1Password

[1] https://github.com/LGUG2Z/komorebi/issues/15
The difference between "the occasional errand is fun for kids" and "becomes a chore, an obligation" cannot be emphasized enough!

I vividly remember watching my dad mow the front lawn one afternoon. I was 11 I think? It looked so fun pushing this loud machine over the messy grass and leaving a path of perfectly neat turf behind.

I asked him if I could try it out. He hesitated for a bit, then said, "Sure." So I did, and it was fun.

And it was now my obligation once a week for the next 8 years.

The fun was short-lived, but the chore remained. And the mechanism was identical to how I assumed vacuuming duty at the age of 8, which means I didn't learn my lesson from that fiasco either :)
None of which is relevant to the core thesis of the post.

Ms. White's point, here, is that there shouldn't be so much toxicity directed at individuals taken in by the crypto hype in the desperate hope of getting ahead. That level of discourse should be directed at the influence peddlers and grifters who are drawing folks in in the first place.

The paragraph you quoted is intended to help set the stage for why folks who don't know any better might look at crypto as the answer to their financial fears and anxieties. Later she points out that "I don’t think they are a feasible solution, and in fact I think they will worsen many of the problems they ostensibly aim to solve, but they are certainly being sold as the solution, and a solution that people desperately need."
Yah, unless you absolutely need the discreet GPU, avoid it like the plague on the P1s. Mine cannot be fully disabled in the BIOS/etc, and its required to drive external displays. With Linux its hit/miss whether the machine works properly with any given linux distro nouveau vs the proprietary driver setup.

I'm in the situation where neither driver works 100%, and I just wish the laptop was wired correctly to just use the integrated GPU for everything like my older thinkpad. (AKA nouveau suspends/resumes properly, but can't seem to drive my monitors consistently, while the nvidia driver refuses to resume properly and breaks secure boot, etc).
Give the user the ability to choose their preferred filtering for themselves. Think carefully about how to do it. Redirect your zeal there.

At the top-down platform level, focus on keeping out illegal material only. Take any further aspects of your value system and your theories about what is or isn't "good" for people out of it.

The current model is terribly contemptuous and anti-human. It assumes that someone or something has more legitimacy than "those people" to decide what EVERYBODY can/can't should/shouldn't create and consume. Whether that someone is "a private company that can do what it wants, no further examination needed", or a government, "society", "the people (really, 'my people')", the majority, the elite, the experts, the intellectuals, the 'responsible adults in the room', it's all the same. Tyranny over the experience of every single person by a subset of people in a position to make it so.
Trying to play devil's advocate, I thought "What about if someone ends up homeless, sleeping in their car, and dog mode calls the cops on them?" Maybe that would actually be a good thing, if we also provided them with actual housing.
Can Biden forgive my mortgage while he's at it? Why should I be in debt for 30 years, it's very inconvenient. Not everyone has the money to get a fancy university education, even with loans and other financial assistance, so we should be cancelling debt across the board. We should nationalize the banks and print money until all the debt is gone. Or it's racist.
> Several thousand borrowers with older loans will also receive forgiveness through income-driven repayment (IDR) forgiveness, plus another 3.6 million borrowers will receive at least three years of additional credit toward IDR forgiveness, the Education Department said in a statement.

I think this is the actual news. Although it doesn't state what the selection process is.
How candidates can signal sincerity in an era of cynicism
I use the Netflix DVD service. Let's see them put ads on that.
If we learned anything in the last two years, we learned some number of people will seek and follow medical advice from anyone except medical professionals.
I think historically, the number of loans actually forgiven by the PSLF program has been very very low, even for people that qualify.
The aggressive wording in your comment seems sudden and misplaced. My comment wasn't meant to be bound by law or cited in professional works.

Anyway it's from any of a dozen statistics websites easily Googled like: https://business-review.eu/future-of-work/which-eu-countries...
You can still install more RAM into a T480s as there is an open slot.
It's crazy to cancel student loans and still keep issuing the exact same loans. If we believe the loans are unjust then the government should stop handing them out as the very first step.
The upstream now has TCG plugins (https://qemu.readthedocs.io/en/latest/devel/tcg-plugins.html) which allow for a degree of instrumentation. The implementation is architecture agnostic and also tested within the code base. There are still features missing but it does provide a base for dynamic analysis of guest code.
Thanks for responding, it's quite interesting story.

> When a CD was inserted, it checked for a watermark and if there, returned pseudo random sectors of data.

So, if the driver was not running in the machine, the disc would be a standard Data+AudioCD? Nothing else to stop reading it as a generic music disc?
Just stop guaranteeing them, let students default on them. All these guaranteed loans that can't be discharged allows academic institutions to ratchet up the price. Let them calculate risk and price them accordingly.
I would love the idea of buying something every hour or so. In return get a code that you can use to extend the WiFi availability. Or just straight-up pay via your laptop for X amount of WiFi hours which allows you to sit in the coffee shop.
I have the same issues with my .name domain. Most of the reason I have a gmail address as well is for the sites that don't think "first@last.name" is a real address.
Webdev shifted from making pages of content with some interactivity to web apps that live and maintain state on the client and occasionally query backend for some data. You don't need or particularly benefit from modern JS frameworks for somewhat interactive pages. But you absolutely can't do web apps with ad hoc jQuery and maintain your sanity.
Is not giving out loans at all necessarily better?
Stop giving out loans, and higher education becomes even more elitist and out of reach.
Underlying problem just keeps getting worse though:

USC cost of attendance for 2022/23: $85,648[0]

[0]https://admission.usc.edu/learn/cost-financial-aid/
It's an HP Chromebook 14.

It can seamlessly install and run Linux apps and compilers via virtualization (Crostini). I usually use vim, but I also have VS Code installed and it works pretty well. It won't win any CPU perf awards though: it has a dualcore Celeron.
Looks like he also created the sysintenal debug tools for Windows, which brought him to Microsoft after they bought them.
That's a Russel's teapot right here.
Yeah, have enough traffic on my phone that connecting to wifi that has hundreds of other people connected to it is generally a bad idea.

If my network slows to a crawl, it’s always because I’ve accidentally connected to some public wifi network.
The difference is that you likely grew up in a strong permanent community, where your neighbours weren't constantly moving in/out.

In Mediterranean cultures its completely normal for kids to stay up late playing with their friends and staying over at each others houses without any parental coordination required at all.

When you have a strong community, trust is more easily built.
These days I see way more people spouting the "omg mac users are fanatics!!!!" line than I see actual mac "fanatics". It got very stale years ago, honestly.

It's natural human behavior to talk about things we like in relevant contexts, but I really don't see much of it happening anywhere near the top of this comments section. Just ignore it and move on.
They'll definitely capitalize it when they're talking about White Supremacy. And by that I don't men 'Men In Pointy Hats', I mean 'Friends', the TV show, as an example of White Supremacy, and I'm not even kidding.
Are the schools no longer scams? All this does is help the schools, if new students think they might not actually have to pay that debt at the end.
I haven't used it extensively, but the X1 carbon impressed me.

Where I live the X1 carbon is crazy expensive though — even more expensive than well spruced Macbooks.

The newer M1 Macbooks have impressed me. Though I love Linux, I don't do anything that can only be done on Linux. Hence I hesitate to spend more than a Macbook money on a ThinkPad.
Where does the 'checked in' data come from? Foursquare?
Do i understand correctly, then, that your point is:

"The fundamental value of fiat currency is its capacity to pay taxes to a regional entity?"
Now universities can continue to raise tuition and pay the administrative class even more. Uncle Sam has shown they'll pay it on his dime.
I agree in theory. If the U.S. were a company dedicated to profit for its shareholders, then it certainly shouldn't give out bad loans.

However, since the U.S. is a country dedicated to the benefit of its citizens then it's absolutely okay to provide loans as a form of social welfare, and accept a higher than normal rate of default. After all, providing these loans instead of the market was the entire point of the exercise.
8 hours is amazingly good for an XPS13 in my experience.

My XP13 9370 running Fedora lasts maybe 2 hours at a push. I'm actually considering moving back to a 14" MacBook Pro because of the battery life.

Rumours of an imminent M2 upgrade are about the only thing stopping me now.
I'm not tuned in to American politics so can someone more knowledgeable fill me in...

How many more loans are likely to be forgiven?

When will people be told to start repaying?
This is going to depend a lot on location. Coffee chains are able to support this sort of behavior because the many customers that drop $4 in one minute on their morning commute, are subsidizing the few customers that pay $4 for six hours of seating and wifi.

Assuming you open your cafe on a viable commuter path, you can take advantage of this subsidy and your economics can work out. You can improve your economics even further with the tactics a lot of cafes already to nudge behavior at the margin, some of which you've already noticed (e.g., less-than-stellar wifi, thermostat at slightly cold temperature, limited actual seating space, only 1-2 customer-accessible wall sockets, etc.).

On the question of charging-by-the-minute: the marginal profit you can earn on coffee is higher than marginal profit you can earn on real estate. That's why Starbucks (which sells coffee and gives away real estate) is a better business than WeWork (which sells real estate and gives away coffee). Therefore instead of charging by the minute, you might consider raising your coffee prices and/or controlling the average amount of real estate you're giving away per unit of coffee sold.