skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I’ve plenty of peace, you’re just wrong and you should know.

You are the enemy, whether you think so or not. People like you, who shift problems around while not solving any, are doing the poor in this country a disservice. You are the problem. I mean, not you specifically, as I think you think I meant, but people like you with those opinions and strategies.

The reason you think I’m angry is because it hurts to be accused of being irresponsible, you think it shouldn’t be your fault because you haven’t formed any ill will against the poor and should just be excluded from the burden.

Grow up, admit that you’re wrong, and educate yourself about affordable housing and the obstacles it faces and with any brains, you’ll arrive at the exact stance I’m explaining.
For those unfamiliar: His books are quite generic but provide some fun for the casual reader.

He has released over 200 books and sold over 400 million copies. He uses a team of ghostwriters to actually develop the books/series after he gives the detailed outlines of the characters and the stories.

His success is mainly how he has been able to scale up and release so many books with his name attached.
I can already do that far more easily using my bank. I sent money from my European bank to a Vietnamese account yesterday. Including opening my banking app, selecting the amount and so on, maybe 60 seconds total for the money to leave my account and arrive in the VN account.
> The ones I'm more familiar with are for taking apart bikes.

Chop shops are by definition for taking apart motor vehicles.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/chop_shop

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/chop%20shop

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

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/chop-...

https://www.dictionary.com/browse/chop-shop

https://www.collinsdictionary.com/us/dictionary/english/chop...

That's why the title of the article you link to is

"San Jose neighbors describe bicycle 'chop shops,' share concerns about additional criminal behavior"

with 'chop shops' in single quotes.

I'm sorry we can't agree on a common vocabulary. Take care.
That may work in a water rich environment but in California you are basically throwing money away by reducing water retention and increasing evaporative losses.
The attack discussed in the blog post was an HTTP attack, so reflection and amplification were not involved. The attacking machines are most likely infected, and can be labeled and tracked.
Wow that … is quite the big if true story. Adds a lot to the tether narrative.
I see these PalmOS releases pop and every time I check whether my favourite PalmOS game is in them and it never is.
Mars Needs Cows was an amazing puzzle game. It's a shame it was never remade.
I am skeptical of a "non-addictive" cigarette. My experience with tapering nicotine vape concentration is that if the puffs don't satisfy, one will tend to just puff more.

I couldn't find Biden's proposal, and later realized the report is based on insider knowledge. I doubt there is any benefit to dictating nicotine levels, or any basis for a theoretical benefit.
How did you come to this conclusion?

I would assume that only the "trusted individual(s)" - a spouse or whatever - has the "private key" of the vault, so only that person can access it (not Bitwarden, and nothing can be circumvented.)
Explore Matter, the new smart home standard, in Home Assistant
I've found out that "prototype fast, then document extensively as you re-write" a great approach. Because you've fleshed out the ideas, found out what works and what doesn't, and now you can capture all that in docs.

However, as always YMMV and you might not get the luxury of re-writing :)
This particular paper seems legit.
Things do break in production does not mean you don't take any measures to reduce the chance of happenings.

Following your logic, why should we test our code before deployment?

Everyone should push to master and deploy to production. Things will break anyway even if we tested our code.
>McDonalds owning the store at that point would be like movie studios owning the theaters.

Why would that ever be an issue ?
Not if you consider the fact that the USA has 10x the rate of counterfeit notes: 1/4,000[0] Vs 1/40,000[1]. Obviously there are other factors too but this is likely one of the reasons for deprecating old notes like this.

[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counterfeit_United_States_cu...

[1] https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/statistics/banknote
I assumed many of his books were ghostwritten
That's a pretty big deal, actually... imagine (assuming that you are an English monolingual) that suddenly the geopolitics around your city change, and you can not live your daily life using English anymore. You need to learn another, foreign language, that becomes the sole official language. Would you be happy, even if you kept "most of everything else" ?
Aren't you comparing the ratio of males and females in the bar to the ratio of matches/messages for males and females on the apps? I'd guess males are initiating contact more than females in bars as well, unless things have changed?
It is absolutely how debates about science work.
Important to distinguish between matches and likes here. Women get a lot of likes but not 1 match every 15 minutes. Out of the people who like them, the viable matches are far lower than 1 every 15 minutes. Maybe a couple every week are actually decent matches they would like back. I don't find the difference between likes men get and women get surprising at all, it's the same for face to face meetings. Most of the men striking out on dating apps also strike out with face to face meetings probably at a higher rate if they were actually approaching all the random women they "like" at a glance. It isn't the general ratio of men to women that determines the like to match rate here, it's the ratio of desperate and frankly not attractive men to discerning and attractive women.
Actual title: Top economist Mark Zandi says forget Biden’s stimulus—Putin’s war in Ukraine is by far the biggest driver of inflation
UML left the room..
The reason was most likely because they justified their existence (and funding from the parent company) by saying there was a need to adapt the artwork to the tastes of the local market. That may or may not have been true. The reality, however, was that a lot of the artists they contracted with had tight deadlines and were not well-informed about the games they were making cover art for.
I hardly ever change my Plasma settings. Been using basically the same ones for years. IME you do settle in eventually.
It's definitely One of the reasons. I've compared some real estate prices in some low-cost areas to relatively high-cost areas, and found that once factoring in property tax, the actual cost was close to the same.
I think as manufacturing and agriculture have become less labor intensive, a bigger proportion of the cost of things has been energy. So in a way, carbon emissions sort of are being priced into things naturally, and I'd guess the trend is increasing. In some extreme technological utopia, energy would be the only cost of food and products, meaning it's all carbon.
This is the paradox. You want trusted parties to have access, only when you are unable to access it yourself, in cases such as your death, or Alzheimer.

But you _don't_ want trusted parties to be able to access this in case you are incapable due to being arrested, or choosing to simply elope.
> I don't encounter anybody of the gender I'm into in contexts where it's appropriate to initiate contact.

How?
Yeah completely agree. I’m not fantasizing about someone I’ve been with for 10 years. My wife and I just make time every week and once you start it’s a good time.
Which is fine. It makes him a 'unicorn' in software business parlance.
Nobody can complain about their treatment if they can't remember having it

Some stories are circulating about people having intense panic attacks, psychoses and sometimes becoming suicidal. Are these just myths and legends?
I think the word documentation is not used correctly in the article. The article seems to suggest small snippets of text, ranging from one short paragraph to a few pages.

It also goes on to explain documentation as memo / press release / reference card. But all these are not documentation.

It sounds like the PRFAQ method, which is already in use by many teams.
It's good, especially because it aligns people across all verticals of a company.
If you'd written in this tone originally I wouldn't have complained. I have zero knowledge about the prevalence of campus rape and no experience of frats - I'm in England and there were similar things called drinking societies, but much less developed. So, you may very easily be right. I absolutely wouldn't dismiss campus rape, and I'm pretty sure that there has been a lot of obnoxious, entitled behaviour by rich young men over the past many years.
Just move to London
SoftBank Plans Additional London Listing for Arm IPO
Note that I didn't comment on the outcome, only the intended purpose. I suggest reading the demonization wikipedia article for more examples if the India example doesn't satisfy you.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_tender#Demonetization
> doesn't that seem shallow?

Everybody has aesthetic preferences, including yourself.

When you have to sift through hundreds of profiles, those are a legit and simple way to narrow it down to something manageable.
Sweden has the same policy, but with rather strict requirements to prove that it's not from criminal activity, if it's a large amount.

There are many horror stories with old people having lost their stashes of hoarded cash, because they didn't keep any documentation on their sources.
Yeah I think the people that will become homeless because of this (if you ask people somewhat like yourself that admittedly have made money on crypto) “abstract macroeconomic phenomenon” of a “dip” or whatever would agree that they maybe should not have bet their houses on this gambling game.

Thank you for your insight that since you personally expect to make money, it’s all good despite the massive losses of regular people.
They don't exist yet so they can't have been applied to vaporizers.
This is how Macs sleep, and it's really good. The same behavior got rolled into systemd as a ready-made, shipped-by-default option a year or two ago, but you may still gave to turn it on depending on your distro. It's definitely worth it.
His books are everywhere in airport bookstores in Canada and the US. I think I have also seen them in large bookstores, such as Indigo.
Sounds like a configuration issue somewhere. I've run KDE on several computers with no lags, and I am quite sensitive to lags.

I also run KDE on an under-powered (even at the time it was released) x86 tablet released in 2011 (the Airis Kira Slimpad - Intel Atom N450 1,66 GHz, 1 GB RAM DDR2 @ 800Mhz, Intel GMA 500). It was the only desktop environment that was kinda usable on a tablet at the time. It's slow (this tablet is exclusively used to play music by auto starting Clementine), but not slower than anything else.

A 5400rpm disk is tough though with today's distributions and maybe Xfce does fewer disc accesses than KDE. You probably should disable desktop search if you haven't.
BTC is up 800% over the past 5 years. S&P 500 is up 53%.
Simply dreadful stuff.
Another important difference from the actor model is that the library uses a future interface with blocking wait to get the results. With actors there is no wait as the results are posted to the message queue of the caller.

But waiting makes the usage more similar to sequential computing code. When there is an opportunity the code starts several jobs to work on presumably independent data sets, then waits for their results in a shared memory and then process them sequentially until there is another opportunity for parallel computation.
He's also now working on the more modern Adopting Erlang together with Tristan Sloughter: https://adoptingerlang.org
PHP is another one in that category.
Do you mean "tang" or is it "dang"
> basically a money market fund

When money market funds were all about to break the buck in 2008 the Treasury department stepped in with a $50 billion insurance program and the Fed started buying commercial paper to prop them up. Will they do the same for USDC?
Cryptocurrencies Have Broken Almost All of Their Major Promises
if it's not for Jane Doe it's not 'social'. Is it?

And I believe the self-hosting option inevitable. Including your own name (domain).
I use it for ps4/ps5 too!
I can confirm the last point and want to support that with a taxonomy and talk that helped us a lot: https://documentation.divio.com/
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yRzs7v0do_Q
The Earth is humanity's treasure and you argue that some stupid AI is going to replace it? Hello we already have advanced natural intelligences called humans.
Interestingly, in the US and Canada Starbucks don’t franchise, but elsewhere in the world they do. Here in the UK the majority of Starbucks are franchised.
> Sure, you can write bad code in any language, but C and C++ are just bad languages.

Let's give them credit for what we've achieved using them.
I would definitely pick Rust over C++ any time, I respect C++ for all the cool things it gave us.
In most countries this is pretty normal. I don’t use more than $50 usd equivalent of cash in a year and haven’t got the last 10 or so. But if there is a major crisis where payment systems don’t work I still want to keep cash on hand. I have to rotate the cash in that little emergency stash every few years just like I rotate the cans of food for one week I keep there.

I have had large denomination bank notes given to me for birthdays become non legal many times over the year. Luckily you can exchange them at the central bank for many years after they stop being usable in stores.

The concept of money just working for 20 years or so, and the knowledge that a bill put in a drawer risks being unusable without exchanging in the central bank in just a few years and completely worthless some years after that, is entirely natural to me.
I wish there was a "flag" feature for HN to flag articles as non-tech, and then a section that only showed tech articles. I miss the old tech-blog style front page with less politics (I wouldn't mind going to the new homepage every now and then, I just want tech focus to be the default).
That just circumvents the other part of the feature; the timeout. It also means you have to trust that individual's security.
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I'm always surprised to see the amount of external trash/bloat scripts loaded by some websites. Thank god for uBlock Origin 'Medium Mode'...

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It’s relatively easy if you buy fresh fruits and vegetables and meat from a butcher.
From what I heard they tried to replace everything with a new Java system (the old "let's rewrite everything from scratch" trap) and didn't or only partially succeeded (it may be used in some other region?). Too much legacy and too many features supported in the old system to be able to move away from it.
Internet Explorer shutdown to cause Japan headaches 'for months'
Does Plasma even have default fonts? IIRC it just uses whatever your system's default Serif and Sans-Serif fonts are, default config doesn't even refer to any specific fonts by name.
this is such annoying clickbait, of course structural typing can have unsafe behaviours: https://twitter.com/ckarmstrong/status/1536931168654073856?s...

I've used JavaScript and TypeScript professionally for more than 7 years now and I'm still discovering new ways structural typing can break systems in novel ways. It's not like you don't benefit from the reduced need to type everything everywhere, but there are still holes that can leave subtle bugs in your system.
Maybe job rotation and showing people the difference between good and bad documents when they are on the receiving end helps?. My theory is that part of the problem is that effort and benefit are split across roles and the people thst should spend the effort never perceive that they get enough benefit back?
Wrapped is usually fine for fresh foods. You don’t want processed foods in a plastic container.
> That way their capital isn’t tied down in non core competencies.

That nonsense of "non core competencies" has to stop. All that mindset does is exchange marginal cost savings (by going for the lowest bidder) for resilience.

Yes, it may not be a "core competency" of a rocket company to build valves, but now they are in complete control and not reliant on the valve builder company to not fudge with test results. Yes, it may not be a "core competency" of a logistics company to build and maintain their own warehouses, but that way they don't have to keep a landlord happy to not lose their location.

"Sale and lease back" is only one thing: foolish and dangerous, particularly when the thing that was sold and leased back were the stores.
It's taken in small strips from the back and sides of the scalp which, for whatever reasons, aren't prone to the mechanisms causing male pattern baldness on the top of the head and hairline. So theoretically those areas where the hair was mined will now be thinner, but they do it in a manner that you'll never notice the decrease in hair in those areas.
Embracer CEO: decision to accept $1B from Saudi state “not taken lightly”
You mean any annual income over 990M or wealth?
The problem with taxing wealth at 100% means either they have to pay to continue earning or they lose a portion of their business and eventually the ability to earn more.
It smells pretty evil and totalitarian to me to force people to wait generations until they get to work again. Imagine if we just did away with the handwaving and just wrote "ownership of this bill turns another human into your debt slave for eternity until you spend it". Maybe then it would occur to people why there is e.g. inflation rate targeting.
Every book store and library I've ever been in has a whole "James Patterson" shelf. Easy to find, since his name is the biggest thing on the spine. You can somehow just tell they're garbage without even taking one off the shelf.
I think that it is partly because the drugs generally have an amnesiac effect at lower doses, so if you don't give enough of the drug to cause amnesia, there will almost certainly be pain, too. But maybe there's a more cynical interpretation that it it "didn't happen" in a liability sense. If the patient has no memory of the pain then they have no reason to sue you for messing up the dosage.

Incidentally I recently watched through Severance and I can't help but see the parallels to the show.
I would say fortunately, but I agree. These security flaws need to be analyzed but I don't think it can compete in threat level with the usual phishing mail.

Analysis of such vectors is important but the threat is limited. I still favor running encryption in software and find hardware support often quite dubious because you can never be sure here while any runtime attack can just as well be mitigated on a higher level. Doesn't mean it is more secure out of the box but security is about trust as well.
Performative feminism is eternal.
Yes. But something like federal taxation can be used to effect this fiscal transfer. No such mechanism exists in the Eurozone.
Woah, I did not know that, but that is indeed hardcore!
I'm pretty sure bezos stopped going to work.
Can't it be handled e.g by the spouse having "half" the key, bitwarden the other "half", which they only gives out after the timeout. Ok, bitwarden and your "trusted one" can collude to open it before, but they must both be in on it.
>I think the claim is that he is currently selling the most per year

They're making an oddly specific claim

>Publishers Weekly has determined that he is the best-selling author of the past seventeen years.
What's the advantage of a processor that costs less than a penny? I would think that the connectors, battery, I/O, etc. would cost at least 10-25 cents for pretty much anything you can think of. So not sure how much you gain from making the CPU so cheap, unless there are other benefits like power consumption.
Don’t think that’s true. If the median man and woman went to the bar for the purpose of having sex that night the woman would be way more successful.

For most men if they are single and a reasonable attractive woman they have never met before walk up to them on the street and ask if she can sleep with them the man would think of course what is the catch, in the opposite case it would be what a creep.

It’s possible this is all cultural/social factors. But they are real.
What Is a Lottie?
I once saw a spider with long legs in a web by my bathroom sink. I flicked a bit of water at him and a drop of water stuck to his body and covered it. He quickly climbed down the web to the counter (only 6 inches or so) and crouched down to briefly touch his body to the dry countertop. That removed the drop of water from his body, and then he climbed back up.

Aside from that, I sometimes like to toss foreign objects in spider webs. For example, I'll toss a piece of a leaf into a web. The spider will quickly come over, work some magic for a few seconds, and then the leaf is suddenly untangled and floats away. It's really interesting to see how quickly they're able to remove unwanted objects from their webs to keep them clean.
As someone in the market for a home and willing to pay all cash, I’m looking forward to this.

Right?
Historically, because it hindered the ability of independent movie productions to get access to audiences: https://constitutioncenter.org/blog/the-day-the-supreme-cour...
I have a 145 kg bench press with 17 inch biceps. How about you?
as long as seamlessly means paying very high fees and waiting a ridiculously long time for the transfer to be confirmed..
Yeah, I agree that they should have touched more on that. Something definitely is going on when your result exceeds what should be possible.

That said, I'm currently struggling with managing threads with my algorithm, so I'm looking forward to giving this a go.
Anecdotally, yes.

I have seen more and more friends, relatives, and colleagues, acquaintances- all are facing problems to even conceive.

And more and more children are having serious problems like clinical depression.
I in no way can see pre decimalization currency returning, it was highly complex, and has been gone since the 60's. The only ones who have working knowledge of it are pensioners.
There is already! However, depending on how long you've been a user, you might not see it yet; there's an option to allow us to store that data on our servers that we didn't turn on for people who were using Relay before that setting was introduced. You can enable it here ("Allow ⁨Relay⁩ to collect data showing the sites on which your masks are created and used"): https://relay.firefox.com/accounts/settings/

If you use the extension [1] [2], it can also store them locally if you want, and it will automatically track where you used the addresses, rather than you having to manually label them.

And finally, if you have Relay Premium, you can claim your own subdomain, and come up with an arbitrary address name (e.g. "hackernews@yourdomain.mozmail.com"), but since that's less anonymous than a random address, we recommend only using that if you need to come up with an address on the spot in the real world.

[1] https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/private-relay/

[2] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/firefox-relay/lknp...