skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My point was that if they could control the size of the scoop, then why would they limit it to 5%, when they could legally be getting 15% or 20%?

Answer is that they do not control the size of the scoop (as the original poster I replied to implied).
I had assumed the whole point of this was to make a joke about how after so much effort they were finally able to make fetch happen (a reference to Mean Girls, a 2004 movie which means by now probably many HN readers have never heard of it). But not so.
Why only abortion clinics? They should simply stop collecting location history altogether.
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Layoffs are usually seen from a mile away. If you pay attention and don't want to go through a layoff it does not take luck or effort to leave before. I, for one, went through several layoffs that were completely predictable. I don't mind getting WARN money and some severance but some people feel that they are better looking for a job without competition from their former colleagues.
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What this means for anyone who is a customer is that Voyager is having an uproarious laughing session in their private conference rooms at how gullible their customers are.

The FDIC insurance means that Voyager is guaranteed at minimum $250k of its bank account should Metropolitan Commercial Bank. That's $250k for the entire company, not per customer of Voyager [1]--if Voyager held $25m in cash in that account, that's only 1% of its cash accounts that are insured. Of course, how much of an impact that has depends on how much of its assets Voyager actually holds in cash which is likely very little.

But as a customer? You have no protection whatsoever. This reassurance is basically saying "we're protected in case of emergency; you're not."

[1] It's possible that Voyager is actually the custodian of an account in your name at Metropolitan Commercial Bank, but I think that would require your explicit signature to set up, so I doubt that it's actually in play here.
One Christmas, my SO gave me the book _A Confederacy of Dunces_. I hated it, and only finished reading it because it was a gift (and I wanted to at least give it a fair chance). I talked to a friend of mine (a former English teacher at the University of Alabama) about the book, and it turned out it was one of his favorite books. We ended up having a great discussion about it.

I think it's important to keep in mind that others aren't you, they have their likes and dislikes and it might be a good thing to learn why they have the opinions they have.
It's definitely worth mentioning JSONP - which worked by setting up a function in the global scope and using JavaScript inserting a new script tag that would hopefully call that function with the data. It was the ultimate trust exercise, as your target data vendor could execute any JavaScript it desired. Despite the name, JSONP could of course contain non-json data, like functions or class definitions.
The end of a second straight month of layoffs in tech
I think I'm in a similar situation with you, and asyncio has been great.

Not sure what libs you use, you'll probably need to switch libraries, it's not common for one lib to support both sync/async. I'm using aiohttp for http/websockets and asyncpg for postgres, running on uvloop as the base event loop.

Something which is trivial with asyncio: I receive 10 consecutive heavy websockets requests, I spawn a task to handle each one of them and they will be served back out of order as Postgres returns results. With no locking or messing with threads.

Another benefit is knowing for certain your code won't be interrupted unless you call "await", this simplifies a lot using shared state without requiring locks.
Not really? I'm pretty sure the vast majority of health insurance customers are part of group plans from their employer and so the individual customers have very little influence or choice in the matter, and basically just have to put up with whatever bullshit the insurance companies throw at them since the alternative is seeking individual coverage separate from their employer and paying double or even triple in premiums alone.
> Khemer Rogue and the wonton destruction

It was Paul Pott and his gorilla army.
You have it backwards. Interest rates increase the cost of doing business. They cause more inflation. Not only that, higher interest rates encourage banks to create more risky /predatory loans. They add to risk and add to cost of everything. What would reduce inflation is to improve supply side. More diverse services and goods for people to spend money on will reduce inflation. Increasing interest rates just increases inflation to the point people start going bankrupt and demand drops because people are destitute. Not a great way to do it...
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Both Monkey 1 and 2 SE are currently listed as supported by Proton in the Steam Store.
no idea what they did, they just issued an all-clear. i'm guessing they tried to relocate it to some more remote area.
> The less an insurance company pays for healthcare, the lower the premiums or can offer and win more business.

I cover this in the second half of that sentence.
The Green New Deal is increasing greenhouse gases
I'm calling it: Facebook is now what MySpace was when Facebook became Facebook. I think if we can take away anything it's that the future of, "computers communicating" isn't, "inviting normies to the conversation as to turn everything into a bathroom wall."

I'm looking at you Hacker News.
Perhaps I just don’t understand fractional reserves.
FWIW, Boomers were a very entitled generation. They have the post-war benefits of their previous generation and ran up a huge deficit for the following generations to pay back.
CO2 was used in the very early days of refrigeration, late 19th/early 20th century, in huge industrial installations. It was known as "carbonic acid" and you can find a lot of interesting books on archive.org about it. Pressures are about 10x higher than most other refrigerants so everything needs to be built that much stronger.
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Except when they try and get a job, be part of a social group or are in any sort of leadership position.

Everything in life is better when you’re a team player.
My wife is very active in various Mom's groups. When we were living in San Francisco, she was invited to a 1 year birthday party. This was for all kids who were all having their 1 year anniversary (+/- 1 month). Met at golden gate park and there must have been at least 100 families there that day. After that there were various posts inviting folks to form smaller cliques / pods around different neighborhoods. We never got into it cause most of the ensuing invites were for weekdays and both of us work.
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A bit over a year ago, I received over SMS a photo of a young woman using her mouth to lift up her shirt and reveal her bra. Her face above the very bottom of her nose is not visible.

This was followed by the text "hi, is this Grèg frm Sañta Barbara?.? It is Jennifer."

Clearly some sort of scam is afoot, but I don't know what it is. And virtually no effort has been made to be at all convincing, given the diacritics.
This sounds to me like a relationship long con.

A lot of people are isolated and lonely, not just the elderly. The scammer tries to create a spontaneous meet that seems genuine. If you engage then it’s about quickly developing a relationship and then if that works, asking for money.

I wonder how much of this can be automated these days. This sort of scam usually requires a lot of effort and is more targeted. Since many are claiming ti be targeted now it could be a sign that scammers have been able to automate it with some basic scripts or even AI so it can scale.
I can't tell if this is satire or you're just peak boomer
Does removing and reinstalling a heatsink damage the thermal pads, requiring buying new ones ($10 of thermal pads doesn't last as long as $10 of thermal paste)?
It's just the right level of being able to get a lot of stuff done but without too much "magic".
Unlikely.

Diagnosis is based on imperfect data with very high noise-to-signal ratio, and with auditory (patient's history), visual and tactile inputs. Treatment often need to be tailored for each patients unique needs, goals, and co-existing diseases.
Is it this?

https://web.archive.org/web/20050620011554/http://www.twinki...
And you can absolutely obtain such a thing. CBD weed is usually 2-3% THC. Almost every dispensary carries it in some form.

Also to people with higher tolerance a joint IS like a beer. THC tolerance builds slowly but lasts a very long time unlike alcohol (anecdotally).
The reason to compare it to other businesses is to see what kind of moat/regulatory capture/monopoly/monopsony power they have.

For those purposes, a 5% profit margin indicates that health insurance companies do not have the pricing power that many other industries have. They actually have some of the lowest, which is fine, but then the claims of them being in control go out the window.

Whether or not 5% itself is too high can be determined by looking at the competition. There are at least 7 other major publicly traded health insurers competing against each other, all with nearly the same profit margin.

So either they are colluding with each other and there is corruption on a massive scale, or, the current parameters of the health insurance business simply result in a ~5% profit margin. If you think you can do better, then you are betting that you can do the job better than all the employees at these 7 companies, which is a lofty claim.
Honestly, aggressive expansion of remote sensing is the only realistic way for humanity to coordinate on climate at all. There are too many opportunities to defect in the prisoner's dilemma otherwise.
Same is available on iOS. Used it for a while and it works well.
Yes, but people can stay home and do that, they don't have to come to Amsterdam.
> was treated pretty terribly at times.

Most people were. But unfortunately you will get treated pretty terribly throughout your life.

And so you need to develop those social skills at some point.
looking on newegg I see lots of factory new 3060, 3070, 3080 selling at pretty regular prices so unless the deal on an ex-mining card was REALLY good (we are not there yet, at price drops in ebay, for when I compare the same NIB newegg price vs used on ebay), I wouldn't buy a used mining card... Maybe if it was like 50% of the new price in a few months from now.
There seem to be 3 attitudes to kids:

1 - Adults that get some kind of power trip out of tyrany and justify it by 'toughening them up'. They demand respect and dicipline they never had themselves. They will have endless stories about how their childhood was tough, and they had to talk to school and home 10 miles, alone, thorugh the snow, and it was uphill both ways

2 - Adults that 'care', by helicoptering over kids and try to shape them into a career they wish they pursued themselves. In practice they rob kids of all agency and don;t let them gow. These guys are like a 'left-wing' version of the above, for lack fo a better metaphor.

3 - Adults that actually respect children as people with independant thoughts and emotional needs - seem to be a minority.
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Flast-Restful/Flast-Rest-X are unmaintained... the OPENAPI/Swagger implémentation is riddled with bugs

I wish Flask could be a little bit more battery included on that front. Wouldn't hurt the lightedness of the project to have automatic OPENAPI documentation, none are currently viable...
That's why I switched to FastApi but I miss @app_context, and Flask Security...
Why isn't this considered destruction of evidence and thus a crime itself?
This is a very American thing. As much as our Canadian banks gouge us, and lead to a lack of choice and almost monopolistic conditions... Our banking system is so ridiculously stable compared to the US it's not even funny. I look down south in confusion because I just don't understand how you manage in your system
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Something not often mentioned: WSGI and ASGI do a great job at providing a common, well-thought abstraction to library writers.
Generally, you are correct. However I had an interesting experience in the 90's where someone's number was somehow linked to mine. So their friends kept calling, for the first few times I politely said that X wasn't here, they had the wrong number. However I had a call blocker on my line, and after two or three phone calls I'd just add the number to the call blocker.

I also had an answering machine, and eventually, I got a long diatribe from the irate person whose number had been linked to mine who was very upset about the situation. They explained the phone company had accidently linked the numbers somehow. They were very upset because their friends couldn't reach them and because I had been call blocking them.

So, I listened to the message, thought a moment and then added them to my call block list.
if the fans aren't sold by newegg and its top ten largest US domestic competitors as standard sized items - i would consider them as rare weird items, because the size, shape and mounting of the blower is often unique to each card. not going to play games with something I have to order on aliexpress and wait 6 weeks for it to maybe show up from china.
Let’s review in jan 2022 when this year’s numbers come out. I bet we are close to 65%.
Finally we'll get to see what plutocracy as code looks like
There are also organic ones, which seem kind of like stripped down biological respiration. Pretty cool. Redox stuff with hydrocarbons.
Our company did that for many years, we just scheduled all east coast calls for after 2 pm Eastern. Worked fine.
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The console (and its appearance in linked services' 'Logs' tab or similar) is infuriating IMO when your model/what you care about isn't the single instance/invocation that the streams are probably set up as, and you just want all the logs from (all occurrences of, but you're not thinking in those terms) 'thing'.

E.g. a Lambda serving API requests, and you just want 'the logs'.

Other than searching (for something specific) you can only do it (afaik?) with third-party CLI tools, or (found this as I write) v2 (as in, the separate v2 project/binary/distribution methods, not just being up to date :eyeroll:) of the awscli. Short of rearranging your group/stream naming anyway.

Whereas what I really want is just to see all of the logs in the group, with the stream they're from as a filterable property.

(And maybe keep the hyper-specific-ness as a new 'publisher' (what unique thing put the event in the stream) property or something?)
thermal pads in general are worse than properly applied paste, if you learn to paste things smoothly and accurately.

there's a reason you won't seen thermal pads as the interface between a cpu's heat spreader and the underside of a skived copper heatsink in a high wattage per socket, dual CPU 1U or 2U server, where the heatsink has to be really efficient.. it'll be a factory applied paste.
> Healthcare pricing should be based on cost+plus models

Cost plus models provide a perverse incentive to increase costs, as 5% of $2 is more than 5% of $1.
I had opened issues and MRs with projects that David Lord was a maintainer (since he's been handling lots of Pallet Team's open source projects now). Wasn't very impressive with his "my way or the high way" approach.

Take a look them yourself:

https://github.com/pallets/flask/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Acl...

I am quite disgusted by his self-congratulatory tweet like that, TBH.

Those tickets that the community posts questions and asked for help, he just shut people down.
Over time the higher paying ones subsidize the lower ones. Due to this we'll see some people's insurance premiums increase, some decrease, and some insurance providers probably go out of business (all good IMO).
That's not true. Indonesia is a country where education can still give you an opportunity to lift yourself out of poverty. If you talk to people working in the city, you'll find many of them actually grew up in a village and climbed their way up into middle class through hard work and education. Yes, not everyone is lucky, but you can't dismiss it entirely given the proportion of middle class in Indonesia is going up steadily (around 12% per year according to some sources).
It's not illegal to visit an abortion clinic, domestic violence shelter or other similarly-sensitive place.
Being in the vicinity of a clinic isn't a crime.
How convenient: sell products with a known design flaw and then charge even more money to fix said flaw.
Wish Flask had a better ecosystem of extension around it
So many extensions are unmaintained like flast-restful/openapi...
This is the one thing Richard Nixon got right.

> It’s about time that the Christian in America realizes he’s an American first and a Christian second.
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Using your whole body to control things, yes!

My grandmother (whose occupation in the 1950 census is listed as "mangle operator" at a laundry) had a great big "ironer" in our kitchen, which I think was like [1].

I know that it was operated partially with the knees, although I can't really see the levers on this photo. She'd move her legs to make it do things.

Ironing a shirt was real fast with that thing.

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I think it's worthwhile to note if you never played with guitar pedals; they do something that really should be ubiquitous in computers; you can easily re-arrange them into different combinations to create different sounds. The basic idea is doing something that is technically/electronically, "high engineering" (problem solving with constraints) in a playful, simple way.

It's really neat to see kids thinking things out loud like, "I wish there was to apply an envelope filter and an echo to this thing I am building but it's not sound..." In education courses.
Weird, so people who give justification for neovim and use that thread are wrong. Thanks.

Speaking of message-loop design. This is a typical design in the vast majority of GUI software where the center of the program is a message loop. I never realized the original vim didn't have that kind of design. What is it's design?
I would recommend to consume only low THC + high CBD strains.(1)

For me the difference of these strains to some of the modern high THC + low CBD ones is comparable to drinking a good glass of wine versus chugging down some highly potent moonshine.

Some moderns strains are completely overbred and dangerous to some people in my experience.(2)

Knowing the Germans, I‘m optimistic, they‘ll regulate it properly, so that everything you will be able to buy legally, should be quite safe.

1) https://greatist.com/health/high-cbd-low-thc#_noHeaderPrefix...

2) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannabinoid_hyperemesis_synd...
10am would mean less time for instruction or after-school programs.
Related link on refrigerants and global warming potential: https://appliance.report/gwp/

It’ll be really interesting to what happens as the next gen of refrigerants rolls out. There was a great link on hn recently about them but I’m unable to locate it.
I think people are misunderstanding (or I am) the point of having someone “shadow” someone.

They basically follow you and see what you do.
The entire point is you pretend they are not there.
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Republicans are in favor of the DEA and drug scheduling though.
Crypto miners actually often run the cards at low wattages and low heat. Because the top 5% of performance requires like 30% of the energy. So you can reduce your marginal cost (electrical bill) by 30% while only decreasing your revenue (mining) by 5%.

Gamers are the ones destroying GPU's, not professional miners who tune their systems properly.
In regulated environments there are potential disadvantages to documenting the current adhoc process in all its glorious confusion -- we may be audited to see if how the group operates in practice adheres to the letter of the documented process. If the culture is particularly compliance-oriented, then perhaps we end up "I'm sorry, to comply with our documented process, we can't proceed to step 5 until after the IT guy has returned to work. Since he's still at work today we'd better pause until he clocks off then returns tomorrow".
> Altima and Maxima were excellent cars

Perhaps in the 90s early 00s. Their CVT is known to be very problematic
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OTA-upgradable has advantages. If the shipping firmware has bugs (and in my experience, this has been true for over a decade), it must be returned to the dealer to fix... unless you have OTA updates, and then it's no problem.
That is not the right way to look at things. You should not be harassed legally because someone with more resources wants what is rightfully yours. They can offer to buy, you can decline.
Add ricotta cheese and pepperoni. Delicious.
How would Google respond to a standing order to send abortion visits in real time? It's good to limit retention but that just speeds up the timetable for collection by reactionary states.
Matthew Walker’s book “Why we sleep” discusses how our sleep patterns change as we age and how vital it is for teenagers to get sleep.

Another quicker read is here: Chronotype and Adolescence: Why being an "evening person" as a teenager is disadvantageous [https://www.psychologyinaction.org/psychology-in-action-1/20...]

Basically, even for those who don’t have a night owl chronotype, our sleep shifts back during adolescence. We now know how important sleep is for learning and memory consolidation.

Having schools stagger start time for different cohorts based on preference sounds like the most obvious answer to me to alleviate the problems caused by imposing early start times on all students. One size fits all is hardly ever the best solution.
Personally I think this is an artifact of a time when there were other ways for you to make money.