skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There are a number of curriculums designed to help when you have multiple kids. It is challenging, but amazing to see how well it can work. Regarding expertise in particular areas, there are many options for that including taking a few online classes for particular subjects. If you think working through Algebra II might be a bit challenging, find an awesome teacher teaching an online class for it and sign them up. You can still help them study, bit it gives your child some interaction with another teacher (and in the better online classes) other students.

While I'm sure you mom had a lot of experience she brought to the table, it isn't uncommon to have kids reading at 3 or 4 taught by parents who didn't have a background in education and simply did some research to find the best way to do it. True it might be harder than it was for your mom, but it isn't like a parent has to just guess. There are plenty of people like your mom making information available about what seems to work and what doesn't so you can find the best thing for your kids.
According to the article, the warrant says kidnapping, a crime for which there is no statute of limitations. However, the district attorney for the case would have to show probable cause to enforce the arrest warrant. There's little chance of establishing that absent rediscovery of evidence or the existence of new witnesses from a crime that occurred nearly 70 years ago. There's also the issue of their being only one living witness relevant to the ordeal. And she is unlikely to say anything even if she were to possess a steel trap of a memory.
Whats the limit on withdraws before they have liquidity issues? Easiest way to make investors confident is due a full audit with a top 4 auditing firm.
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> The flipside to starting much later is that kids will be exiting schools later

Or they could just give that time back. Maybe things have changed, but back when I was in school, almost every class was a waste of time.
Yes, that's the point.
if not is a ponsi scheme, or simple investment in bonds, the point is you make sure than you don't get whiout buck if you live till 100, not make maximun money, this service use actuarial probability to assurethat.
> Bus was awful.

Exactly. Similar to the problem many adults have trying to get to work by bus, it often doubles or triples a commute time.
That's not what people mean when they say "Linux distro".
Works for California, I suppose. Where I grew up buses were shared between schools so start times had to be staggered between school levels, and because it was above the 45th Parallel North our days were a lot shorter than the ones in California especially in the winter. So there's only so many practical start times you can have, and somebody's going to be getting up and going to school before sunup or going home during sundown.

While letting yawning teenagers get more sleep seems obvious, the lesser evil is having them get up while it's dark out instead of making 10 year olds walk to the bus stop in darkness, or walk home in twilight. Folks would drive their kids to school if they could, my dad did for me and my little brother as much as possible, but in a household where both parents have jobs, it's not a realistic solution, and that was the reality for most people in the district I lived in.
I'm weirdly intrigued by the idea of tasting a Giant Isopod.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giant_isopod
Not to discourage you or anything, but Observable seems to cover this without too much hassle:

https://observablehq.com/@cmudig/introducing-sql-with-duckdb
IMHO the CFCs were one of the biggest advances in technology in the 20th century. Non-toxic, non-flammable, and stable under ordinary conditions, and providing very good efficiency compared to the alternatives. The problem is with large-scale atmospheric releases, not with the substance itself.

Thus I am absolutely in agreement with recollecting, reselling, and reusing, but in strong opposition to destroying what would otherwise be useful. The latter only encourages the replacement of equipment in a continued cycle of forced obolescence, which might be far worse from a CO2 perspective.

I've always found it a little amusing that R152a, which is a pretty good replacement for R12, you can buy in "gas dusters" and legally vent all you want to the atmosphere, but it's technically illegal according to the EPA to recharge an R12 system with it.

This is from the viewpoint of someone who restores and repairs old appliances. Environmental considerations aside, I'd never vent deliberately, just because of how expensive and rare these substances are now --- and not surprisingly, there is an underground market for banned refrigerants too.

Thus, "you're throwing away money if you vent refrigerant" is probably going to have a much bigger effect than mentioning "climate change".
Once it's been shown to work it may be proof.

The track record of healthcare reforms intended to cut costs is rather abysmal.
How did you know the PayPal payment was fake? Was it an edited screenshot, or did they actually spoof a 'you received money' email from PayPal?

I ask just on the off-chance that you got a seeming-real email from the real PayPal, and I'd like to know what to look for if so.
Thankfully this article uses GIF thumnails instead of the full sized images. Thanks to that, I was able to load the page very quickly with my 500 Mbps bandwidth.
> I don’t want banking to be “exciting”

Yes, exactly.

My bank makes money off of me every month, even though I have the "free" checking account. They offer an historically low interest rate on the savings account, and I know they're making money off that too.

But I'm OK with all that.
Homeschooling itself is intentional. The only problem is when the intention is bad. It should be possible to regulate homeschooling properly to account for the bad apples.
I just want Apple Music to stop fucking opening when it detects bluetooth headphones. I do not and will not ever use Apple Music on my work machine (M1 Macbook "Pro") and there's no way to get rid of it or stop this behavior without command line hacking.
The fact that levels have fallen dramatically since this operation shows that much more than 1-2% are being caught. Not trying to defend the Chinese government as a whole, but on GHGs specifically they are doing more than many other countries to curb emissions.
Something something Poe's law something...
Wouldn't it be cool if the portable format used by Redbean was also a Docker image?
There are plenty of people for whom 'discipline' will never be able to overcome the effects of teenagers literally having a different biological clock than either children or adults.
This isn't "launching coins in a desperate attempt", it's providing stablecoins in the FIAT currency that the market would want - in this case one of the world's most popular currencies.
Maybe. But, we’re not talking about eliminating sports. Or after-school employment. Only shortening the window to do both. And the Venn diagram of kids that “need” to play sports and need to work pales in comparison to the total student body, who all (in aggregate) benefit from more morning sleep.
Hacker News at 16th of September 2008, when the 2008 hit was the strongest:

http://web.archive.org/web/20080916075626/http://news.ycombi...

top story:
> Stock Market Meltdowns - Why they will happen again and again and again (blogmaverick.com)

http://web.archive.org/web/20080916075626/http://news.ycombi...

second story:
> Stack Overflow Launches (joelonsoftware.com)

http://web.archive.org/web/20080916075523/http://news.ycombi...

if you want to see what people were discussing back then

blabla print money, blabla dont print money, blabla change jobs, blabla dont change jobs, its the fed's fault, its wallstreet's fault, more regulation, less regulation.. etc

or people bashing apple claiming android is going to disrupt the app store

one thing is for sure, almost all predictions going forward in the chaos are as good as random, anyone can explain the chaos in hindsight.
Two weeks ago I received an email saying I had funds in Bitcoin and I could cash out, with login details for a website account [1]. I knew this must be a scam, but for the life of me, I couldn't figure out the angle. Now I'm thinking it's a similar type of scam.

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1) They wouldn't need to get out any later. Most of the school day is basically baby sitting and they could easily fit the actual teaching in <4 hours.

2) There have been bunches of studies that show teenagers don't get proper sleep specifically when they get up early. There is something about that age that requires sleeping later to get good rest. No matter when they go to bed.

3) Who says their waking coincides with the current times? Doesn't for us. Something like 9:30 or 10:00 would.
Fintech Klarna reportedly raising at 1/7 of its previous value
If you are willing to do stuff online, the cost for a math tutor is only a fraction of what you described.
Crypto is one of the biggest active victim-blaming communities.

"Not your wallet not your coin", or whatever they like saying, is just is just deflection from valid criticism that crypto is very easy to exploit without recourse.
Gun permit process in NY could include social media check
You are also paid "fair market value" in emminent domain takings, they don't just seize your property.

IDK what Nissan Motors offered Mr. Nissan for the domain but I'm guessing it must have been a case of "it's not for sale" because they probably would have paid nearly anything he asked if he'd been willing to name a price.
I've 'shown' this a few times before but with minimal response, so I'm still looking for good feedback from the HN community. And since I seem to be asymptotically approaching the monetized 1.0 version I thought I'd try again.

BrainTool is a private- and local-first Chromium (no FF RN) extension that makes it easy to save tabs into a nested 'topic' hierarchy along with a note, and then use those topics to control the browser, opening and closing tabs as a group.

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There is no need for transcendant purpose. Quinoa intolerance is pretty uncommon, whereas milk intolerance is the norm. Even without a lactose intolerance, there are several health issues with milk consumption, unlike quinoa consumption. That is because we've evolved for a orders of magnitude longer to eat plant material.

Yes, some northern European peoples have evolved to be more tolerant of milk. And some tibetans have evolved to live at very high altitudes. It's not a good argument to take a small exceptional population and apply that reasoning to the general case.

And this doesn't even get into all the problems with the dairy industry with regards to environmental damage and animal suffering.
I mostly socialized at church, there are also homeschool co-ops.
> Infant murderer pills? What a load of horseshit.

Sarcasm doesn’t relay well in text. This wording seems to have triggered you — apologies.

> Medical abortion is both safe and effective

I don’t disagree. :-)

> Stop spreading misinformation.

Take a chill pill. They’re also safe and effective
What is the arithmetic?
> For the past several years tech companies were desperate to hire because everyone was growing and the hiring market was tight.

I'd rather categorize it as for the past several years the managers in tech companies seize the chance to inflate their teams to boost their careers at the cost of their companies, while the leadership in those companies are just too incompetent to tell separate the Wheat from the chaff. It's not their money, after all. I mean, why the hell does DocuSign need 7000+ people? Why the funk did Uber need to build their own Slack? Why in whoever's name does Uber's ATG need to hire > 2000 people under two years to build a research project? Why did Coinbase need to have > 3000 people to build a god damn crypto exchange? Incompetence is just not enough to explain these jokers.

And the crown of the crowns, of course and again, goes to Uber: they think that k8s wouldn't scale yet their in-house crap would beat the k8s community and therefore they hire a freaking organization to build their own resource scheduler, as if Uber has "internet scale". Yeah, right.
Considering their history of using Gab, you can safely assume the former.

Their complete misunderstanding of the history of both this country's founding and Christianity really help cement that assumption as accurate, though.

It's unfortunate to see that the US education system has regressed so poorly.
I'm not an expert at all either, just mildly interested how this will play out. I don't have any money in it.

There is an ongoing discussion about it on the Voyager subreddit

https://www.reddit.com/r/Invest_Voyager/comments/vp8kdq/prep...

Some people there say they have called the FDIC, but the response they have gotten is that the insurance only kicks in if the Metropolitan Commercial Bank fails.

I have no idea what happens to the customer accounts at the bank in case of a Voyager bankruptcy. E.g. if they can be used to cover voyagers debt or have to be handed over to the customers.
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Among the requirements: Applicants would have to show they have “the essential character, temperament and judgment necessary to be entrusted with a weapon and to use it only in a manner that does not endanger oneself and others,” according to the bill.

And as part of that assessment of good character, the bill says, applicants would have to turn over a list of any social media accounts they have had in the past three years “to confirm the information regarding the applicant's character and conduct.”
Seems like a weird theory considering the history of that graph over the last 70 years. Not really much variation considering how much the US economy has changed.
While as a parent myself I agree but this is high school. Generally speaking someone who's 13 or older should be able to make their way onto a bus without an adult. When I was that age (granted this was the 90s) I had a key to the house and was trusted to let myself in when I got back.

What's worse is the end of day. My kid is younger and I need to be at the bus stop at 3:50 PM every day to meet her.
This sounds like a workaround to your problem:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27016630
I like how you turn a phrase, though I fear some manner of contact-tracing is in order now. The next time I see bad documentation, I'll be thinking of your comment, wondering if it wasn't an aborted attempt at explaining the unexplainable.
So, how many fake 6-digit codes did you give them before they caught on?
> Yeah, the fact that this even made it to the legal system says everything.

A lawsuit was filed. That’s it. Just about anyone can file a law suit alleging just about anything. Now Daily Harvest will have the opportunity to get it tossed. That’s how the system works. That’s how the system is supposed to work.
I eat lentils because they are cheap, easy to prepare, nutritious and taste great. I have eaten them for many decades with no ill effects. There are several packages of lentils in my pantry right now, and none of them indicate a requirement for cooking at a temperature above boiling water.

This story is nuts. I don't know what crazy poo-poo Daily Harvest was selling, but it sure as hell wasn't lentils that caused this problem.
> The appeal to "something better" than our base instinct to crush our enemies and hear the lamentations of their women is distinct to Christian morality. No other religion or political ideology makes this appeal.

What!!
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This is rapidly becoming a Monty Python sketch :)
Absolutely not. It's just people in large, complex groups, with history. Also, it's not about war at all - rather, it's about power. Which can be, and is, achieved in a good many not-war ways.
Third most popular story of the day after the launch of Stack Overflow and Ron Garret's Lisp-at-JPL perennial. Seems about right.

https://news.ycombinator.com/front?day=2008-09-15
What on earth since when o_o
Schools ending at 3 pm is also a nightmare for working parents. But most high schoolers can get on the bus themselves. After care, sports exists in many places for those that can’t/whose parents are against it. Now you can just move some of those after school activities before school for kids whose parents won’t let them take the bus themselves.
> Additionally, the article states the company makes it's money from fees paid by retailers

They operated their own debt collection firm until March 2021 called Segoria. They liked to keep quiet about that.

From the horse's mouth: https://youtu.be/ZasUQuoCw2Q?t=1887

They of course still use debt collection but outsource it now.
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I hope this law doesn't prevent early morning extra-curricular classes.

My high school started at 8:20 but we had a 0-period option at 7:15 which is when we were able to take other arts classes like concert band.

I ultimately was in 3 music related classes in high school: concert band at 0-period, jazz band at 4th period, and a small combo band after school 3-days per week.

I loved having a longer day when it meant I could do more of what I wanted to do and also get some flexibility around the school's otherwise rigid schedule but looking back I really appreciate that the longer day was at least partially from starting earlier.

Starting these longer days early meant I still had a lot of free time after school as well to spend with friends even if they were involved in the "standard" day and gave me unstructured free time before my parents came home and before I had to worry about doing things like homework.
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Schooling only drove me further and further into hiding who I was, to great detriment. It was only upon leaving school that I got the "social training" I needed to succeed.

> Those who do best on their own

With respect, you said it yourself.
Have you driven a BMW that came out in the last 5-10 years?

In addition to having been selling EVs for years, their UIs are amazing. They're far ahead of the junky android auto (and first party) implementations I've seen from other manufacturers:

- No touchscreen; just a jog wheel

- Bluetooth "browse" works great. I can tune podcasts, global radio stations and my music collection by feel.

- The map's eco mode routes based on the power train consumption profile of your car.

- "Send map address from phone to car" just works.

- "Idiot light" stuff is intuitive (e.g., resetting the TPM after filling the tires; knowing when service / inspection is due, etc, etc.)

- Did I mention no touch screen? This is important if you plan to drive the car while the computer is turned on.

On top of all that, it does a great job of getting out of the way and letting you focus on the road.
The strongest speculative case I've heard so far (somewhere on Reddit, from someone who survived this) was that it was caused by aflatoxin from mold growing on the dry lentils. Aflatoxins cause severe liver damage and are not broken down by cooking.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aflatoxin
"In argumentation theory, an argumentum ad populum (Latin for "appeal to the people") is a fallacious argument which is based on claiming a truth or affirming something is good because the majority thinks so."

Isn't that the central conceit of democracy?
Shame the paper itself is behind a paywall.
13,14, or 15. Source: I was 13 when I started high school in 9th grade. Not all high schools start at 10th grade
My frequent train has that option if you go first class but it still just goes from A to B and is pretty limited if you want to go to C, D or E off the train line. First class is also too expensive for most.
I will direct your question to a uranium miner.

In any case, NG aside the important distinction nowadays is between technologies with and without substantial opex: NG, nukes and geo are on one side, wind and solar on the other. And capex, same division except NG generation infrastructure is readily retrofitted for synthetic fuel.

Wind and solar are so radically much cheaper all around that it makes no sense to talk about building anything else.
idk, I've tried baiting these -- respond with "no problem, your appointment is booked!" They will thank you and proceed with the "so what are your hobbies" part.
Hmm. Makes me wonder about the security of two factor authentication schemes. For scams like these it's pretty obvious that someone is trying to access your account, but I do wonder if there are more secure ways to verify your identity when changing account settings.
Sure, there are differences... but in the 80s, i remember people burning their houses down to collect insurance money because of things like high interest rates, high inflation and the savings and loan scandal amongst following a huge energy crisis, a huge escallation in the cold war, political strife and so much more.

As for the fed, they're raising interest rates to cool things off - hopefully people are investing in ibonds and just maybe savings accounts will see more than 5th of 1% again so there are some upsides.

Layoffs? they're happening but unemployment still went down.
I was looking for the aftermath specifically. Not just the channels where the structures are built. So I searched “jungle builders aftermath” and “jungle builders today”.
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The idea that just because you’re a minor you can’t take a bus, a bus specifically for children, in fact, is ludicrous. Can’t coddle kids forever. Except for special needs people should be able to do basic things by themselves at age 13, earlier in most cases.