skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Possible scenario: tech crash->rent price crash in overheated markets->all the national and international firms that bought up all the houses to rent them out crash. It just depends on how much those firms depend on markets that depend on tech/finance money to cover their loan, tax, insurance, etc payments. All it takes is a few to try and dump their stock of houses and apartments to pay bills.
A remote cabin in Alaska or similar area, maybe British Columbia.
>Essentially, Fomenko believes that all of recorded history has occurred since 800 AD, with the vast majority happening since 1000 AD.

The original Russian state of Kievan Rus was started at about that time. Before that there were no "Russian" anything. It just didn't exist. The Fomenko's timeline solves major fundamental problem of the Russian Greatest country on Earth Messianic mentality - how could the world's civilization had been developed for millennia without Russia? That would mean that the Russia is a latecomer who needs to study hard to try to get to the level instead of being the leader/driver that it feels like.
Shameless plug: OP mentioned Plaid as a way to sync bank accounts, but if anyone wants to use a Plaid alternative in Europe, check out Nordigen (it's free).

Full disclosure: I'm one of the founders.
No, "a strong man" makes fascism. This happens when the rest of the men are weak, so they seek a strong leader to make up for their own weakness. Strong men don't follow a fascist leader; strong men can't be led like that. It's weak men who are the fertile ground for fascism, not strong men.
...streams his mealtime, too.
No thanks - misophonic, me.
This is what happens when your clients come to realize they're getting screwed in exchange for "free" trades. Search "robin hood order flow".
> Stick to Bitcoin folks.

No. Here's why:

'Bitcoin' cannot be used as a form of on-chain payments system and as peer-to-peer electronic cash system as defined in its whitepaper and it is beyond useless as a currency.

Henceforth, Since it has completely failed in El Salvador, why would it succeed anywhere else due to all of the above?
Reminds me of Visible Solar System

https://archive.org/details/d64_Visible_Solar_System_1982_Co...
Are those english idioms? Or do you mean the actual planet, it's position in orbit, in a astrological way?
There was a mud based implementation of Inform 7 based multi player IF platform called Guncho, but it’s not maintained. It was an interesting experiment.
It really is a shame that "it's fast enough" is repeated without saying what for. It really is fast enough for scripting logic, that so many other aspects would benefit imensly if more effort were put into speeding up the standard interpreter.

I find Python to be a great language to describe business logic, and honestly it should end in 10 years to be within at most 2x slower than Javascript.
Would this method work if the website obfuscated its HTML as per the usual techniques, but also rendered everything server side?
Do a comment search on hn/algolia for both terms. 290 results for pyramid, 1096 for hierarchy.

I conclude that the pyramid terminology isn't a strawman completely out of left field, but also isn't representative of the way most people understand Maslow's theory.
I don't understand the bit about Taibbi. While he has some background as a general journalist, the overwhelming majority of what he writes these days is opinion work. More or less by definition, he has a perspective that colors his interpretation, and he wants to convince you that he's right.

When you say you "trust" a broad news organization I generally expect you mean that you take what they report to be a reasonable representation of the truth and that they aren't hiding things from you or otherwise spinning the interpreation.

When you say you "trust" an opinion journalist, really all you mean is that you agree with them[1]. Taibbi doesn't give you the whole story on anything! He gives you his perspective. This is what he wrote yesterday, for example: https://taibbi.substack.com/p/savor-the-great-musk-panic?s=r Now, sure, you might agree with that take. But you wouldn't hand this to your grandpa if he asked what all this stuff he was hearing about The Twitter was about.

[1] Personally I find that brand of anti-anti-right leftist journalism really tiring. Taibbi takes shots against the center left that draw eyeballs from people who want to see those libs suffer and in broad service to entities (yes, including the Russian government) that oppose them. I can't think of the last time I saw him write about a problem that I, personally, would like to see solved. Instead he writes about the other problems (some of them legitimate) with people who are trying to solve the problems I do care about. Where is Taibbi on climate regulation? Where is Taibbi on income inequality? Where is Taibbi on police violence? Where is Taibbi on increasingly criminalized women's health care? Damned if I know either. But I know where he stands when the libs are upset about Twitter!
one interesting argument that i read was that without meat and dairy production we would not have enough natural fertilizer and we would have to resort to chemical fertilizers instead. i haven't been able to verify this, but if true then organic vegan food production may not be possible without livestock. (unless we change how human waste is being collected)
I'm talking about mainstream language not stuff in dev. And go has been doing that for 10years+
There's still a lot of people out there who consider 'they/them' to be nonstandard when used for a specific person (as opposed to 'they/them' as a replacement for the generic 'he'; almost everybody opposed to that has come around or died).
Did you make a video about this on YouTube?

The YouTube app on my TV autoplayed a video last night while I was doing chores around the house. I didn't get to listen to it closely, but I overheard "Gupta SQLWindows" (for the first time ever, mind you) several times and I remember hearing something about INTERCAL.

I don't have access to my YouTube play history at the moment or I'd check it instead of writing this reply.
In Warming World Oceans Risk Mass Extinctions, Model Shows
Nothing works that way. My desktop, laptop, router, and phone were flashed with FOSS before the EULA popped up. Sadly, you can't flash working, simple software on RED cameras.
Oil Middlemen Fueled Putin’s War Machine. Now They’re Getting Out
$200k is increasingly a mid-career engineering salary in many parts of the US. Some quick examples taken from companies reported on levels.fyi, where pay around $200k was reported for people working outside the most expensive US cities plus Austin:

- Lowe's (Charlotte): https://www.levels.fyi/company/Lowe-s/salaries/Software-Engi...

- Equifax (Atlanta): https://www.levels.fyi/company/Equifax/salaries/Software-Eng...

- ExxonMobil (Houston): https://www.levels.fyi/company/ExxonMobil/salaries/Software-...

- T-Mobile (Dallas): https://www.levels.fyi/company/T-Mobile/salaries/Software-En...

TL;DR; look around and ask for more if you don't see $200k near you and you would like to earn more. I'm biased, but I think it's also worth noting that $200k in Dallas leaves a person with a lot more money left over after basic expenses than it does in SF.
Maybe the problem is not that tech is overpaid.

Maybe the problem is that those other guys as vital and stressful are not being paid enough?
What about the H2O?
There's no reason not to use it for long term financial investment. I don't think your money is any safer or less safe between different brokerages. They rode a fad to greatly increase market share. The fad is ebbing, but I'm guessing they are still in a much better spot than they were in 2019.
There is not much to explain. You try to respond in such a way that reduces the conflict.
This! OP, stop asking questions and raising concerns. Consume product, then get excited for next product.
Is Maslow’s Pyramid the same thing as the Heirarchy of Needs, or is it intended to convey something else? I’ve not heard of it referred to as a pyramid before.

Or is the concern here more that this (or hierarchies in general) should not be conveyed via pyramidal structures?
China's Weibo shows user IP address and locations to combat 'bad behavior'
Show HN: CompEngine: Head-to-Head videos competitions for extreme sports
You don't seem to realize there are many jobs that parents do which require more travel than 1 week per quarter.
Robinhood thrived initially because they targeted uneducated investors. I downloaded the app, and the confetti explosion after stock purchase really turned me off. They wanted to make it fun. They wanted to target the dopamine receptors targeted by gambling.

All people who I interact with who are investing with robinhood have very little knowledge of the financial system. I hate making a generalization, but after the whole scandal it seems that robinhood investors were/are in fact not very knowledgeable about how trading works.
It's true. Because the side that's spreading true propaganda has one hand tied behind its back. True propaganda is usually a lot less interesting than false propaganda, and nearly always much less definitive.

True propaganda has to include all kinds of caveats and limitations, and often is rather prosaic and slow-moving. False propaganda gets to let its imagination run wild.

True propaganda does have the advantage of being, well, true. A lot of people like truth, because it's got a lot of uses. But a lot of other people enjoy falsehoods, especially when they affirm their biases and make them feel smart and strong.

So it's not surprising that false propaganda gets the negative name "disinformation". One way to spot it is that proponents of disinformation like to say things like "There is no such thing as the truth, and therefore my thing deserves equal or greater attention than yours." And it often achieves that, since truth is so boring and disinformation so exciting.
Issue right now is that our fall might mean complete fall of human civilisation in next 100 years or so.

When Rome fell apart -> nothing much happened.

When Bizzantium fell -> nothing much happened.

When Nazi Germany fell -> millions of ppl died.

When Earth stops sustaining human life in quite a few areas -> billions of ppl will die.

Previously we had no big impact on Earth, now we do.
I've been using these 6x9 inch clear poly bags with adhesive seal: https://amazon.com/gp/product/B07X8C58BK Amazon ID: B07X8C58BK

I still use the paper sleeve with window for individual discs. Then bag those + paper inserts. I like those particular bags because they're consistently thin unlike zip-lock style bags so they pack nicely, and they fit most DVD paper inserts/cardboard sleeves except some multi-disc sets.
I'm convinced there's more noise but I'm not sure how much of it is really more signal. Consider growing a potato and searching for that term on Google. I'm betting a lot of articles are going to be somewhat junky SEO spam that's repeating the same few pieces of info. Whereas if you were to go to a garden center or library, and find a book or pamphlet on growing a potato, that's probably going to be great information and very comprehensive, and covers a lot more than those short articles ever do. This generation wasn't without good information. They were consulting things like the Haynes manual for their cars the same as your mechanic does today, or reading on the pros and cons of different truss designs from books available in the hardware store.
Are the two mutually exclusive?

If managers are doing things higher on the hierarchy but employees want higher wages, that just means they're further down the hierarchy and that need hasn't yet been fulfilled.
> For science you can see the reactions here.

That link seems to be broken: https://github.com/issues?q=is%3Aissue+author%3Acode-review-...

I was actually surprised to read that people would ignore or be annoyed by a bot raising a valid PR that can be easily merged after a quick glance. What would be the reason for that?
I'm not going to say people don't also have stressful and difficult jobs while making less. But I will say that I was paid what I was paid because the employer and I negotiated, and determined that my salary was mutually financially beneficial.
My neither, but "Netflix editorial arm" gives me the heeby-jeebies.
The only interpretation of this vs the parent comment is that you are insinuating this is somehow extreme and unprecedented. Surely it is not.
Swiss time, not Musk time.

Sorry, couldn't resist.
Don’t confuse support for one provision to mean support for the entire bill.

If you scroll down in the same poll a few questions you will see:

“To what extent do you support or oppose the following items in the bill? Allowing parents to sue school districts over alleged violations of sexual orientation and gender identity discussions in schools”

Support 41%
Oppose 43%

https://www.politico.com/f/?id=0000017f-9034-d137-abff-f0f41...
All activities in the classroom typically fall under the category of instruction not just the formal segments. This law is one of those laws meant to be used against the wrong people while ignoring when the correct people do the same sort of things.
Added to Vale 0.2 Beta: Concept Functions
I think you're entitled to return it for a full refund. The same would be true if you took some video and didn't like how the camera worked, or just got cold feet on your $30k purchase.

I get the feeling that you want more than that (like a custom license agreement, or some punishment for the sales person for not mentioning the EULA), and I don't think you're going to get that. Return it for a refund, RED has to sell it as an "open box", and the EULA costs them a few hundred bucks this time. Or make a fabulous video and forget all about their updates that move things around in the UI, and just live with it because the video quality is so good. Those are the best possible outcomes here.
The best open source app I've found that does much of this is: https://www.portfolio-performance.info/en/
The article brings up two interesting points for web preservation:

1. The reliance on externally hosted APIs

2. Source code obfuscation

For 1, in order to fully preserve a webpage, you'd have to go down the rabbit hole of externally hosted APIs, and preserve those as well. For example, sometimes a webpage won't render latex notation since a MathJax endpoint can't be connected to. Were we to save this webpage, we would need a copy of MathJax JS too.

For 2, I think WASM makes things more interesting. With Web Assembly, I'd imagine it's much easier to obfuscate source code: a preservationist would need a WASM decompiler for whatever source language was used.
They switched to reduce-only mode for GME, effectively going against the retail tide. The fact that other brokers did it is not an excuse. They should have known their user base better.

And it's not like they did not have other options -- they could have posted more collateral, and given that they raised billions soon after, it was within the real of possibility for them.
Doctors are inherently risk averse, all that means is “we don’t know, and there’s not much downside to not doing it, so we might as well advise against”.

Saying “no one can say” means they literally have no idea. It’s not all that different than the statement “no one can say that 5G doesn’t cause cancer”.

Note that phytoestrogens are categorically not human estrogen, they are simply compounds that mimic some of estrogen’s properties.

Also of note: breast milk contains estrogen.
I applied for a Robinhood account and was never approved, after sending in details 3-4 times.

Now, I find out from my bank, that Robinhood leaked my SSN, Drivers License#, Address, and Email to the dark web.

WTF!!!!

Is there any recourse here? My SSN is now all over the dark web.
Very cool project! What motivated you to start a Rust VM for Emacs?
Perhaps a dumb question about the competitiveness of the industry from somebody who doesn't follow it too closely.

Is Apple's large pile of cash a factor in how things play out here? It seems like they'll be able to perpetually afford to get first in line for advances in technology and smaller and smaller chips. How much of an impact does this have?
Why would you though? What's the advantage of using Robinhood vs. say Fidelity which your 401K and other investments are already on? Robinhood executed on a few things well, one of which was how mobile friendly and low friction it was to execute trades. Long term investment doesn't require that. Pseudo day trading from work and speculating? Yes.
You're describing the risk/reward calculation.

If you want to join immediately after the round is closed, your risk is lower, but so is your reward.
Software engineering is a bubble like sports is a bubble
It's tough making time for how much practice you really need to do. Really great pro guitarists like Jerry Garcia were probably playing guitar north of 40 hours a week whereas many amateur guitarists are lucky to squeeze in 20 mins a day sometimes. The best time to get great at guitar (or any skill really) is when you are a kid and really can just play 8+ hours a day every day all summer without having to worry about a job or many other responsibilities taking up limited time.
The current level of environmental degradation is unprecedented in history.
>We have strong social conventions

That isn't how the law is written. They could have, perhaps, actually written it that way but they didn't. I will leave it to the reader to infer their true intentions.
Yeah, I guess I overestimated the complexity of such mechanisms. I mean, still, you need some kind of runtime for the asynchronicity, but the Rust version seems fairly OK (apart from the function coloring, but that's another story).

I guess I just like it being built into the language. Plus no function coloring (everything is asynchronous, but appears synchronous) really makes it easy to build complex systems.
I am curious, what do people use for budgeting?

Mint seems like the most feature rich, but not only do I not want to support their parent company because of their Tax lobbying... but I don't trust them from a privacy standpoint (Considering its free).

YNAB and Monarch both seem like really good options. But I have not looked into them much yet.

I currently use Copilot (iOS only... really just iPhone, no iPad app). I have found it really nice but the lack of a web or iPad app makes doing some tasks more of a pain.

I am curious if anyone has found any that work well for couples that don't have joint finances but do obviously share some expenses. My partner and me struggle with figuring this out and inevitably loose track of certain small things. Rent and standard expenses are easy. But going out, groceries, etc. those are the complicated ones.

I know there is an app you can use that you can mark transactions as shared, but I don't want to use that for privacy reasons. I would love if there was an app that had some functionality like that built in without making it so we have one account that just has all of our accounts in it.
But if you posit that the generally-assumed Hallstatt Plateau is simply an artifact of incorrect relative dating, you recover Rohl's cronology pretty much exactly. This is significant because Rohl arrived at his chronology from unrelated observations about entirely different things, so the apparent plateau is strong additional evidence. One or the other alone would not be decisive in itself, but the overlap between them can be.
This line of thinking gives ultimate autonomy over a persons body to the state. There is no difference between this and a person who is too fat, does drugs, skydives, has too any abortions, etc.

Every ideological group will salivate at the idea of controlling what you can and can't do with your body if the result could be higher medical expenses that need to be paid for by the community.
Previous thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31170815

My comment from the previous thread: I'm not sure if it actually does work this way, but this would be amazing if I could install a small daemon on my NAS/fileserver to do the scanning and indexing, which the graphical client could then pull the results of.
If there was a way to subscribe to email notifications whenever you post, I totally would!

In case it's helpful as a reference, the righto.com guy has a nice setup.
To me, the omission of the hyphen represents a change in attitude towards e(-)mail: from "e-mail" as the electronic version of standard mail, to email as a digital communication channel in its own right.
Maybe they can scan everyone's eyeballs...
These figures are highly misleading though because life expectancy includes significant outliers dragging the number down from infant mortality rates which declined over the same period. It is not the case that your life expectancy given reaching age 60 has increased by anywhere near as much as 17 years over the same time period.
While bubbles do exist, "open source" means readable and redistributable in both Wikipedia and Merriam-Webster, so I'd agree that mostly it means that.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_source

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/open-source
Only the UK coincides with the largest extent of the Roman Empire. So these laws would be inapplicable to the vast majority of Roman finds.
At first I assumed it was because of liquidity problems and not because they wanted to screw customers. But in the hearings later he refused to answer a bunch of easy questions. E.g. the following meme is literally what he said: https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/lngem6/do_y...

Q: "Do you realize that you literally manipulated the market. Yes or No?"

Vlad: "Thank you for the great question. When I was a boy in Bulgaria [ladida]"

If he had been honest in his dealings then he wouldn't have had to evade every question posed to him.
Those aren't the big problems. These are the big problems the US faces:

* Putin wants to conquer Eastern Europe. It's been over 75 years since a major nation in Europe had comparable territorial ambitions, and that didn't end well. Nuclear war at some scale is a very real possibility, especially if Russia starts losing in a big way.

* Coronavirus. It's not over. 988,690 US deaths to date. Case rates are headed up again.

* Global warming. It's just getting started.

* Supply insecurity. Between troubles with Russia and China, and coronavirus, there are far more shortages.
> what I really want is a simple, well-specified app protocol for filesystem operations.

Genuine question, what’s wrong with existing Operating System FS + FUSE with any remote protocol? Eg there exists S3fuse if you want object/bucket storage, sshfs for using ssh to a host, and the fuse api is easy enough to port to custom backends (in memory, db, etc).

Don’t want to be the guy saying “who needs Dropbox we have sftp” but you’re asking for a technical spec and protocol… and one exists? I haven’t worked too much in this space so I don’t know what tasks are hard to do, but it seems like leaning on existing file system tools/api at the app level makes sense? What’s missing, does “over the network” need to be a primary consideration for these uses?
PFOF is not "screwing" them - it costs on average less than brokerage fees before Robinhood existed. I would venture most people would prefer a bit of a spread on their orders to paying several dollars when they execute a sale.
We can always trust HN to blame the (l)user rather than the businessmen. Even to blame “markets” rather than to blames businessmen.

It is of course unfathomable that any businessmen might have leaned into and promoted this current model. They could have never have sought out to leverage free product+network effect in order to build their business on user data. They would never. They are after all just businessmen, mere puppets of the depraved luser.
Economic and biological growth curves look exponential right up until they don't. Both are limited by energy consumption, and nothing with limits can exceed the growth rate of its constraint.
>repulsive double hyphen

Why do you insult my Underwood? It has not harmed you.