skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Better yet, maybe devs who know a language well should correct the examples to be more idiomatic? It is a wiki, after all.
Curious, how would a single state have a huge influence in DC?
> if you want to leave HOA and after that grow vegetables, can you do that?

No. The contract you freely enter into governs this. This is sort of like asking, "Can I decide not to pay you, per our contract, after you've rendered services?" No. And that restraint doesn't make me "less free". Not by any common understanding of the word "freedom", anyway.

The U.S. has some 300+ million citizens. I'm not sure we can make monolithic statements about how each of us views the relative freedom of our country. Personally, I wouldn't know how to make such a comparison. However, I strongly suspect we're "more free" than, say, a person living in Iran.
Partly true, partly not true. It's somehow sad to see educated people falling for these tricks. But actually my issue is not about people being diverted by market dynamics.. i can empathize with that. It's the non recognition, non interest when presented with these artefacts. No curiosity, no reading grid to analyze systems or ideas.. shallow reflex criticism .. super odd to me.
> Bonds will be wrecked, stocks will be wrecked, cash is wrecked, even gold

I'm sorry to be that person, but what sort of effect if any might that have on crypto markets?
> I cant figure out how this works in a country with more guns than people. If those egomaniac HOA people enter someone's property - wont they get shot?

1. This is just bigotry. You have been fed lies from culture and the media about what American's with guns are like. The vast, vast majority of gun-owning Americans are responsible and level-headed. Despite what most people gather from the news and pop culture people don't just take potshots at people entering their property.

2. People enter into these associations _voluntarily_. People who start to complain about the rules after agreeing to them just didn't read anything they were agreeing to. And no, this is not fine print. Every HOA I've been a part of provides a binder and a website with all the info you need to make the right choice.

3. Freedom, including gun and home ownership, are about personal responsibility. It is an important cultural value in the US and I understand that it is not something that is valued elsewhere. Which is why people like you end up so confused.
There are more signs that the American economic power is just really ramping up.
I don't have them for my front windows because then the window cleaner, who cleans every month, can't do his job.
ntfy already supports sending messages after long running commands:

ntfy done sleep 10

If you want to also capture output, you can just use a simple bash function:

ntfy_done_output() {
local TEMP_FILE="$(mktemp)" SUCCESS LOG
"${@}" 2>&1 | tee "${TEMP_FILE}"
SUCCESS="$((!PIPESTATUS[0]))"
LOG="$(curl -fLX POST -T- <"${TEMP_FILE}" some-pastebin.example.com)"
if ((SUCCESS)); then
ntfy send "Success! Log: ${LOG}"
else
ntfy send "Failed :(. Log: ${LOG}"
fi
}
When I vote for a representative in the current system, their political sway only matters if they gained a majority

Consider instead where everyone in the running got through, only their votes were multiplied by the number of votes they received. Suddenly there's a much higher value to high voter turnout (because winning by a large landslide matters for voting against opposition from opposing landslides, & one doesn't need the majority of votes for their vote to have weight)

Aside, the idea of selling your vote is explored in Philip K Dick's Solar Lottery
extremely well said. bravo.

i don’t enjoy cdk/cf, and want to explore further, but i’m glad cf exists.

if i were to use one of the big 4 iac, it would be cf. it’s not that much worse than the others, and it’s documented and used in the exact same way as the api primitives.
Two factors are at play:

HOA or not

Good folks or not

The balance between the two is nuanced and it sounds like you landed on a different side of the debate to me. I’m sorry to hear that, and I respect that, as a result, you have a different view of HOAs to me. Peace.
Targeting and burglarizing homes of known gun-owners seems like a great way to have a very short criminal career.
Why? If I'm familiar with an herb that has medicinal properties and that plant grows only where I live, it's pretty much what I'd expect.
> ideologically align with every US enemy out there including USSR/Russia while completely ruining their own countries.

"Ideologically align" ==> Bequeath all ownership of a developing country's national resources from citizens to NATO corporations. You have to be really blind to not have realized what Ideological alignment with United states actually means. Hint: it's not democracy.

NATO places world wide economic sanctions on small countries that are "ideologically misaligned" with NATO to devastate their economy, reduce it to ruins while simultaneously organizing coups. They have no option to trade with the other block to survive. Its either gives us control over all of your natural resources OR trade with Russia to survive.
> I would be worried that this downturn looks more like a depression than a recession.

Why? There's an easy way out of depressions / recessions.

NIRP and QE Infinity part III.
Also in France swap between crypto is not a taxable event (https://koinly.io/guides/crypto-tax-france/)
short answer: branding

long answer: branding

anecdotally, am a daily skateboarder and long time snowboarder who is guilty of having an ego, and even wear pads to protect a couple massive contusions (swellbos) but i never wear a helmet, so ill frame it like this: 95% of the time i am not that much at risk for serious head injury when skating, and even though i take it for granted, there is an element of knowing how to fall/bail early and skating just within my means.

however on a snowboard, i am much more acutely aware of the consequence -- my casual and super comfort "resting" level is like 25-35+ mph, which is a car accident, which is almost always a threat for serious head injury.

there is a huge difference between tripping at about walking/jogging speed and hitting your head versus at 35mph, and this realization happened after 15 winters of safe riding without a helmet.

the reality is, i am just not that worried about it -- ego or no ego, except when i snowboard, which i will not do without a helmet anymore.

./shrug
Russian government procure botnet to shift social media trending topics
I liked the last comment in this PR:

"I think Xiaomi should share the open source code as requested by the users before finding more ways to obfuscate things.

https://github.com/MiCode/Xiaomi_Kernel_OpenSource/issues/23...

There are dozens of pages filled with such request in the issue tracker."
Look at OnShape. Freemium option available! You can make models that are parameter driven and then import those models elsewhere and use different parameters. It is fully DRY if you learn how to use it properly. There is even a JavaScript like language called feature script that allows you to design your own feature tree nodes parameterized and validated as you like with custom UI and custom geometry driven by the parameters. Amazing system. For kicks I wrote a surfboard design tool that generates a skeleton frame for hollow wood veneer surfboards. It was just an excercise in "can I do it" but it turned out well.
>there's a raging mob threatening politicians to do something about homelessness/housing prices/AirBnB/Asset managers holding all the properties

It's not just a mob, it's a raging mob.
Current guidelines for sun exposure are unhealthy and unscientific – research (2019)
Active managers make way more money selling their fund and increasing deposits than actually beating the market.

So they will do things like promote "downside protection", claiming that their returns will be close to Russel 2000, but 90% less likely to go down by 2x more than the Russel 2000 in any year. Which is bullshit because anyone could put 80% of their money in Russel 2000 and 10% in cash and 10% in gold and get the same guarantee without paying anyone for it.
What makes you think nobody talks about that? I know that this has been a topic in my country (which operates six VVER reactors). We've definitely been talking about this.

> but if it's easy to switch suppliers it should be a nobrainer, no?

Unfortunately it's not that easy since Russians control over 40% of fuel production capacity, and additionally Western manufacturers need to learn to manufacture Russian fuel assemblies and test them and certify them for safe operation first, so even if Western production capacity were sufficient, there would probably still be some delay in the switch.
Keep in mind that some HOAs are cooperative organizations, and some are run by very damaged people.

Also keep in mind that getting together to organize a set of common standards and restrictions is the basis for all exclusive communities. That's OK if you are on the casual compliance side of the rules, or if you get to write them to suit your preferences. But it is discriminatory. Similar covenants have been used to keep out ethnic minorities (because of the way they live, like animals!).

Being for or against HOAs is like being for or against laws. It's meaningless without context.

Some HOAs are traffic lights. Some HOAs are civil forfeiture.

An HOA can morph from tolerable into unconscionable. Deny the HOA the right to exist in the first place, and it will never go bad. This is an appealing tradeoff for many.
When will we be able to write our own prompts to generate new images? Will there be some sort of API for that?
Two additional points

Stock buybacks are one way that is theoretically equivalent to dividends.
Amazon recently announced a $10 billion buyback which is about a 1% dividend for owners. [1]

Also, amazon has underlying assets worth 420 billion [2], which the the stock owners own. As Amazon grows, the assets/share also grow

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/03/09/amazon-announces-20-for-1-st...

https://d18rn0p25nwr6d.cloudfront.net/CIK-0001018724/f965e5c...
Still, that's the convention for the name of things that point to a video here.
as someone who is currently subscribed to both endel AND brainfm AND has several lofi playlists on spotify, you need to work on your onboarding process.

first I had to navigate several tutorial screens and then I have to sign in just to hear music? You're going to lose a lot of signups. You need to make the music available asap so that I can see what I'm buying into. even taking the time to fill out another signup form is an investment.
A problem I have with HOAs is that towns and Counties will often invest significantly in new construction areas that have HOAs from initial development. The government builds new parks, schools, etc directly adjacent to HOA neighborhoods. If you want close access to these public amenities you need to buy in the HOA.

So, in a way HOAs are sort of endorsed/franchised by the towns and counties which create them.
Neuromorphic computing will need to show results to break into anything.
Agreed if you mean WE as a hypothetical union of all individual humans and human institutions. But all of this makes a lot more sense to me if you distinguish between individuals and institutions. Institutions (companies / governments / Unions / HOAs / PTAs w/e) seem like they're impossible for any individual to control except by collective action which is just more institutionalization thats impossible for individuals to control. Individuals can make decisions to do things like install solar panels on their house, invest in a heat pump, buy an electric car, live in walkable areas, plant a garden, NOT work for or purchase things from institutions they disagree with, build an underground house etc within the confines of what institutions will allow. I don't think theres any more that we can do, the rest seems like subjugating guilt narrative bs and self-satisfied collective action virtue posturing.

There is no WE imho, its individual human beings against global industrial institutions. Collective action just propagates more destructive / uncontrollable institutional behavior. Federated / decentralized individual action propagated through federated / decentralized communication networks.

Anyway I can barely remember to brush my teeth or buy groceries so what do I know.
What if we underline the first character(s)? Can we get specs from those who grant software patents? What is included, what is not?
And what was the point of coming into this thread and pushing that attack specifically at the US? The world is overflowing with highly regulated economies, including all across affluent Europe. The article didn't claim the US was more free than xyz, people in this thread weren't claiming that either. You set up a straw issue so you could knock it down.

You're relatively new here, so here's a tip: what you're doing (trying to incite, posting flamebait) is specifically against HN's guidelines.
That's not correct. Every transformation has efficiency loss. If you pipe the same amount of energy through a less efficient process, less useful work gets done for that amount of energy. Therefore to hit your target of useful work via an inefficient process, you'll have to send more energy through it, and thus more energy also goes to waste (heat).
How in particular are you affected? You should be able to ignore this if you live within your means and invest passively with a long-term horizon.
> You can actually interact with some crypto projects over SMS

Keyword: some.

Also, banking over SMS was a thing long before crypto.

> But actually smart phones and internet access is surprisingly high in sub Saharan africa where they primarily still use SMS trading.

Then it will be swallowed by something smilar to AliPay. Not by crypto.
Global Assessment Report on Disaster Risk Reduction 2022
Reminds me a lot of https://lifeat.io/. No affiliation.
to be fair, deeply understanding the aws primitives, their apis, and their relationships, is a lot more work than slapping together some cf json.

while i enjoy it, and value the experience of it, i realize not everyone feels the same or has the time.

this is fine, and why cf exists.
I applied to a mega company on their careers website. In the first 24 hours, I got request for two surveys about their “hiring process”. The process hasn’t even started yet, other than the automated confirmation email that they got my application.

Another recruiter asked for my address (I had already given them my zip) to “send laptop”. I asked them why they need it before even the interview, they had no answer.

And on and on and on. If this is how people getting six figures in a hot industry get treated, how about the unfortunate people working for much less?

Humanity can be very depressing sometimes
HBO is hit and miss too--though I agree that the "best" of their catalog is better than the best of any other streaming service (to say nothing of broadcast TV).
No, renewables would not be cheaper for Iceland. Solar potential that far north is minimal. Wind would be very intermittent and require vast importation of fossil fuels to fill in times of non-production. And if would have to be shipped in in LNG vessels.

I am seriously skeptical of the claim that a renewable grid would be cheaper for Iceland. Do you have a source to back up this claim?
Exactly, the relative weights are often proportional to the market cap. So if I invest $1M in the S&P that doesn't actually change the relative weights of the stocks in the index (mostly), since the impact on all of the underlying stock market caps should be roughly even as more money flows in to the stocks with higher market cap and smaller sums flow in to the stocks with lower market cap.

So in the case that say Meta's metaverse initiatives suddenly start taking off with the general population, it will take active investors to invest more in FB to increase FB's marketcap relative to the other stocks in the index so that passive investors are "correctly" allocating to stocks in proportion to their earnings potential.

Obviously there are some caveats here. Passive investors still have to choose an index to invest in, and inflows in to one narrow index (i.e. QQQ) will affect the weights of particular stocks in broader indexes. But the point stands that the relative marketcap ranking between stocks in the index is not affected much by in/outflows in to a particular index, and in some sense indexes are outsourcing their stock picking to active investors that actually try to accurately value individual stocks on an absolute and relative basis.
I don't see that it matters much which way the fan is blowing. What matters is the air exchange, which is about creating an airflow.

If you have a multistory house you can open windows at the top and bottom, the warm air will tend to flow out and pull cool air in the bottom. In that situation if you have a fan, it would make sense to have it blowing air in on the lower level, or out on the upper level.

If you have a single level, the fan will just create a slight pressure difference in one direction or the other. You just need to open several windows, preferably on opposite sides of the room, and if you use a fan to pull cool air in that creates a positive pressure inside the room, which will force the warm air to be exhausted through the other open windows. If the fan is blowing warm air out, then the room pressure will be negative relative to the outside, and cool air will be pulled in through the other open windows.
You can use Cronitor like this.

1. Create a free monitor and activate an on-complete callback (telegram, slack, or webhook.

2. Install CronitorCli (a single statically linked golang binary)

3. Run any command using Cronitor exec:

cronitor exec <monitor key> dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/sdb

Execution history and up to 100MB of output will be logged in Cronitor, including performance metrics, exit codes, etc.

You can be alerted on failure, on success, or on start, or any combination of those.
If I run out of something mid-week I will go to a convenience store. It was always a bit awkward to approach the counter with my arms full. Now a local Lansing chain has added plastic baskets at the door. That single thing has made me chose that chain over its rivals.
File systems are also "whole engines". Otherwise we wouldn't have named files or directory structures.
How does this differ from Prisma? https://www.prisma.io/.

I do like the quick bootstrapping Remult offers via "JSON db" if one hasn't set up a DB yet. And entity classes defined as a .ts file is nice, as opposed to Prisma's DSL (e.g. schema.prisma file).
There isn’t any scenario right now that makes it attractive to lock your money for 10+ years into 3% yields.
"Just godbolt it" has indeed become a phrase in my circle. Compiler explorer is a great reminder that sometimes it is indeed about the UX for system tools that allows you to make a huge impact
Stock buybacks have advantages relative to cash dividends for tax purposes because tax on dividend profits are taxed annually, and stock appreciation is taxed in the year of sale.
My city banned plastic bags. I now prefer a basket because it's a better gauge of what I can carry in my 2 tote bags, which is now a concern.
market dynamics wiped lisp in the 80s, then smalltalk in the 90s

such is life, it's gonna popup again in php10 or typescript5 for sure
What business does a bunch of Wikipedia admins have to rule what I can plant in my own backyard. Mind, I get concerns about invasive plants, water conservation or agricultural pathogens, but that's not what HOA's are usually about. They will tell you you can't paint your shed pink.
> The cyclist was launched headfirst into the bumper of a car stopped at the light and her helmet loudly cracked in two

Bicycle helmets "work" by deformation of the hard polystyrene foam. If it cracked in two, it failed. If the foam did not deform, no energy was absorbed.

It is an extremely common misconception, especially among cyclists, that a cracked/disintegrated helmet "worked" and "saved their life."

Bicycle helmets crack and fall apart in many of these crashes because they're not designed to take anywhere near the typical forces involved in actual crash. They're only designed to "work" for a stationary fall from about the height of an average adult male, falling straight upside-down on top of their head.

> I'm sure she would have died without that helmet.

That's not how that works.

"I saw someone wearing a bunch of ring of flowers around their head and they got hit by a car. The flowers exploded in a poof of pedals. I'm sure she would have died without the ring of flowers around her head."

"I wear a ring of garlic around my neck. I haven't been attacked by vampires. Garlic repels vampires!"

Etc.
You edited your post to add more detail for some reason. No, it’s still not clever.

Believing passive investing at scale causes irrational rises in price does not mean it’s wise to assume the price will definitely go up or down. It’s obviously not the only effect in the market.

Going long on the general market is a bet that things will generally continue. That’s about it.
I definitely did not have to sign up to listen to music. Took a few more clicks than I’d like but still was able to hear stuff within 5-10 seconds
I used to be a bridge tournament director, and have spent a bunch of time working out interesting ways of cheating (which is quite easy, given that very little information needs to be passed for a good player to have a massive advantage).

My favourite 'famous' method of cheating reveals the number of Hearts in hand (mod 4) by the number of fingers visible in front of the fan of cards.

My favourite 'own' method relies on colour differences between similar packs of cards. I discovered a couple of packs of the club's cards had been dropped and reassembled into complete packs but making the subtle difference in the blue colour on the back obvious. If you did that deliberately, with all the hearts swapped between the two packs, you'd have a complete read of heart length in all four hands, which would make life much easier. Wouldn't even need a confederate partner, and if it was discovered nobody would know it was you...
My friend swears by his mostly open air case, albeit somewhat more traditionally shaped. A couple of notes from his setup:

1) It has a glass panel on the largest side side, but is open on the other sides. This prevents a lot of obvious failure cases.

2) It is wall mounted. This keeps it off the floor and away from associated detritus.

Case looks really cool though. Best of luck!
According to Consumer Reports, Lexus is the most reliable brand and Lincoln is the least reliable. Cars from these brands are similarly priced. Both of them offer a 4/50 basic warranty and a 6/70 powertrain warranty.
Most of these advertisers are not VC-backed unprofitable companies who are selling dollars for 99 cents, but the boring, ordinary companies who manufacture stuff, ship it from China and make boring, ordinary profit margins. They are not going to be hit harder than the rest of the economy; probably, less.
Building codes in the US are laughably sad. I've built 3 homes in 2 states and never built to code. I always encourage people who are building to view code as the minimum, but who wants a minimally good home? Apparently most people. The big builders want to put something up at the lowest cost.
Building codes need to be raised to a higher level. It saves money in the long run and is better for everyone.
This style of incremental building seems to be still in existence in Southern Europe.

It‘s not uncommon to see unfinished concrete structures. Basically the raw skeleton often with exposed rebar at the top or sides, indicating future work.

They may stay in this state for years. As apparently everything is paid in cash and so building only advances whenever the owners have enough at hand.
sees unparameterized SQL query being written no no no no no no haiyaaah uncle roger had to put down foot from chair
RPI is adjusted for inflation, no?
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