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Right but you can't afford to buy ASICs either so from your point of view the situation hasn't really changed. The chance of you ever being able to mine an ETH block with your gaming PC is negligable.
That's the simplest way.

Honestly the whole "my money, your money" thing, with separate accounts, and you pay for this, and I pay for that, and oh i can't buy groceries with your money and vice versa, it just seems so... unnecessarily exhausting. When we got married, that's basically entering into an agreement that says we're one entity. So we just treat everything we own as owning it together. If we were ever to divorce, the State of California would treat everything we own as owning it together, so why complicate things with three bank accounts and negotiating and borrowing and who pays for what?

And before you say, oh that's easy if you make equal salaries, ours is a single income household, and it still works fine.
It is a part of an agreement including a financial transaction.
"Unit 5 was undergoing pressure testing on the day the earthquake occurred. The unit lost all AC power due to flooding of seawater pumps and power panels. As a consequence, lighting and AC-powered instrumentation on the Unit 5 side of the common control room were inoperable; the Unit 5 side of the control room went dark after the batteries for emergency lighting were depleted" (emphasis mine)

From: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK253938/

Which is quite a read in general, and clearly the diesel generators flooding was a major component of the disaster. But there was a lot that went wrong in addition to that, it's a real mess.
This is what we do too. Once we bought a house and functionally drained our bank accounts we took that as the moment to open all new joint accounts to make tracking our income and spending easier and make the common pool explicit.
Put all income earned into a joint account.

Pull out "pocket money" to match demonstrated need for working or @home role

Have a third operating account for large purchases.

Stop worrying who earned it, and focus on shared experiences or justified solo spending.

(not in FAANG. If you go into a relationship seeking to preserve the asymmetry when you come out of it, don't be surprised it colours the relationship)
I often see problems with these postings. The link doesn't work, an error in the wording, etc, and a comment would be a nice way to tell them their post needs to be fixed somehow.
Special posts given special statuses are by definition not normal HN submissions, so representing them as nearly identical to normal HN submissions is misleading.
Env variables are exposed via the /proc filesystem.

I’d just unset histsize and histfile cars for the duration of doing sensitive stuff.
You may be off a bit. A gigabit is only around 125 megabytes a second. A low end consumer SSD is closer to a 550 megabytes second, or ~4 gigabits. A high-end NVMe SSD will get you 3 or 4 gigabytes a second. 30 to 40x a gigabit!
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My wife's a postdoc and I'm a software engineer with around 8 years experience, so I make roughly 3x not including stocks etc. Our money goes into the same joint account and we split everything evenly (although I must admit to being more likely to impulse spend and go over my budget). I have no issue sharing this because in marriage you're equal, so I don't really think about it in that way. She also had more savings than me when we got married, so there's some equality gained there.

Just have a budget and try stick to it. Have a pot for your own entertainment and for her own entertainment, and then for joint entertainment. It's great she's on more money than you because you're playing for the same team. If there is some sort of "It's my money, I earned it" then have different personal budgets I guess, weighted on income amounts. But everything else should be equal imo (house, bills, holiday fund, etc).
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You are married, whatever you are earning is marital property. Don't think of it as mine or hers, think of it as ours.

(If you don't think it is really both of yours, talk to a divorce lawyer.)

I've been married for forever. My wife finished school before I did and was making 4x what I was while I stayed in school. Afterwards we were making about the same for a bit and then I started getting raises and eventually she stopped working when the kids came around.

We always just put the money together and set aside an equal little bit for each of us to spend however we wanted (currently ~$300/mo). Haven't had any fights about money yet.

Re-reading your comment now, it sounds like maybe your wife is having problems making that mental adjustment. There are couples counselors that specialize in financial counseling, maybe that's worth a shot. I'm not sure showing her this post would really help. :-)
I see potential for a liability suit.

Helpdesk says "send three and fourpence, I'm going to a dance"

Translator box says "send re-inforcements we're going to advance"

Sender-Receiver mismatch causes irreparable harm with costs. AI is now liable.
People in profit centers have been looking down on cost centers forever.
I'm not convinced. I'm not convinced I'll ever get big enough for that to be a problem. Even if I'm 5 times bigger than every current competitor to Google combined, I've only got few percent of the market share.

But sure, even if that would happen, I have an ace up my sleeve. An devastating and incredibly simple way of limiting spam, which is to go for the wallet and de-rank sites for having ads.

Google could and would never do that, of course, because they are selling the same ads. It would undermine their entire business model. This conflict of interest is the core of Google's search engine spam problems.
How secure is that? Are users of a GPU completely isolated from eachother? Will there be side-channel attacks possible?
4. You and your wife become one in spirit and stop thinking in terms of "his" and "hers", only "ours".

OP, it sounds like this would be a huge shift in thinking for both you and your wife, but I hope you can find your way there (maybe with the help of a marriage counselor).
I'm in silicon valley. True there are plenty of engineers, most you'll find are wannabes with no real skillet as an entrepreneur/startup. They just want to ride on coat tails of someone who knows what where how.

Most capable ppl with startup ambitions already have their connections.

You are far better just soliciting for partners on HN or other startup sites of which there are plenty with plenty also looking to partners.

Hate to sound cynical and/or degrading but moat I've met through meetups and alike groups are all wannabes.

However like anywhere else, there are still plenty like myself who wants to get started on that endeavor too.

I've worked for all the FANNG+M and find all capable ppl have their contacts they trust

The only time you maybe be successful is if you are already funded.

But there is one advantage of doing all that in the Valley; funding is easy. Almost every serious meetups have someone in VC world scouting.

Oh also lawyers who have been there done that to setup you up with term sheets and sound contracts that's been proven.

Reddit is also someone you can maybe find someone.

btw the "it" place(s) to be is Palo Alto and SF.

It as mentioned before breaking in and getting noticed is impossible unless you already got in roads with connected ppl.

Ol adage: It's WHO you know not WHAT you know.
Check out this map, which doesn't seem to include starlink. Click "min price" (to make the 25+ MBPS filter appear), then click "25+ MBPS". You'll see that rural houses are likely to have access to better Internet than ones in Silicon Valley.

To really light the map up, click "fixed wireless". I've had mixed luck with such ISPs, but they generally offer affordable plans that have better uplink bandwidth and ping latency than comcast.

https://broadbandnow.com/national-broadband-map
That's about how it works for us as well. I make the money, and she spends it exceedingly efficiently for our regular purchases (squeezing a dime and finding a quarter).
I went from ~250Mbit to Gigabit recently. I don't notice it on my wireless clients at all, but it is really nice on my main PC, which is tied directly into the router via a good 'ole cable. I've seen actual downloads speeds flirting with 100MB/sec, which is really nice when downloading some of these massive 50GB+ games.
Aren't there loads of things where you can't concisely explain how it works? Fundamentally this is a hard problem, we shouldn't be too surprised if the solution does not fit in a hackernews comment. (Especially when so many people on this site seem desperate to misunderstand anything related to cryptocurrencies).
My wife makes 5x less than me and it's all our money.

We live in a developing country, she has an local job while I have a remote job.

We've still got separate bank accounts but we'd like to use shared account instead.

Prior to 2020, I was earning similar to her. Then I got this job and we tried out best to avoid money conflicts by making it all ours.

Fact: we spent over 100% of our combined pre tax income since 2020 on cancer treatment for a family member.
I am ignorant, but do they expect government to contact them? I assumed sanctions are sanctions - you broadcast publish them rather than try to inform each and every entity specifically. So this feels like either incompetent ignorance, Or wilful pretence ignorance.

<snide comment> Which, hey, Crypto... </snide comment>
That sound more like fud than fact. Van you back that up?
I've unfortunately played way too many twitch shooters on PC and latency is really noticeable to me.

To the point where I can't stand using my work-supplied laptop because of slight mouse lag (I think the mouse travels maybe 30-40ms behind my hand) and 60hz screens. This is somewhat annoying coming from 165Hz, gaming peripherals. Then I have to connect to a VM to do development. Absolute hell.
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Indeed the genie is out. And while we will get some interesting AI uses ultimately this is degenerative tech. In the end we end up with less authentic, less unpredictible and less delightfull art. Instead we get the perfectly suited to us, predictible, mediocre stuff.

I said it in comment above - yes people build on work of others but they also bring lots of their originality and intelect. Part of what people do is truly uniquely theirs and piece by piece we progress as a whole.

The crutial detail is that AI learns only from visual patterns from past and cant think at all. And humans learn from everything around them and think about it deeply.
With Godot's VisualScript, it's not handled at all. The files are saved as a binary format and cannot be merged, even manually.
Is there a stigma attached to living with people? I lived in a group house for about eight years, ending thirty-five years ago, and in those days I knew a lot of people, mostly my age (late 20s, early 30s) living in the same situation. And I knew a couple of guys doing that who were somewhat older--one divorced, one a landlord.

A number of the young I have worked with over the last fifteen years have lived in group houses. A house two doors down is a group house, with a fair bit of turnover--groups as often as individuals; they are quiet, which is old fogies like yours truly prefer.

A cynic I worked with long ago--and never shared a house with, I'm grateful to say--said that there is one simple rule: hold the lease in your name only. That way, if there's any drama, it's easier to push the dramatist out.
This is just getting stupid. It's more marketing than anything else. It feels like the megahertz wars of the 90s. Your connection is SO MUCH more than just your local PHY rate. Let's start raising the bar. Show me you've optimized to reduce bufferbloat. Show me you care about RTT and not simply the cheapest pipe.

I'm also not sure they have the capacity to deliver true 25Gb to for many folks simultaneously.

https://www.peeringdb.com/net/7007
https://bgp.he.net/AS26827#_asinfo
And it's been that way since their very first comment was flagged dead in 2017. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15858411 If you write to the contact email address (at the bottom of the page here), maybe they'll unban you.
There's a large overlap between people that want to use email as a central part of their lives and people who think everything other than text is just unnecessary waste. It's not really a technical thing, but a cultural tie. Think suckless folks or the Gemini project people.

I think a good argument could be made for Email being a federated, open substrate to send and receive non-real-time messages but not many people who make that argument want to see rich messages even though it's technically an easily solvable problem (albeit hopefully not the way MIME has done it today.)
Having worked in bank IT, it's possible to have shockingly bad practices and still exist.
The nerds who actually made technology possible did not care a bit about money.

Easily proven false.

I know a lot of nerds/geeks who make technology possible --- I'm one of them. And virtually all of them have a job of some sort working for money.
My husband and I have always had a deal where we live off the higher salary, and the lower is allocated as our "fun money" (dinners out, travel, etc.). We've swapped back and forth over 20 years, but it worked well for me psychologically when I was making less, since everything we did that wasn't grown up stuff came from "my" side of the budget,
It's hosted by Microsoft now, not Amazon anymore
They were going to not allow you to use Netflix accounts on set top boxes when you are away from home. But they were going to allow you to use mobile.

But some Hiltons have Smart TVs with Netflix built in that let you enter your own Netflix credentials and automatically sign you out when you check out.

Hulu Live TV (not the VOD only service) was very strict about not allowing you to use it on other TVs and forcing you to change your “home” location and only allowing 5 changes a year.

You couldn’t use it on mobile for more than 30 days without going back to your “home”.

I have a vacation property. There solution was to pay for two separate accounts.
Someone linked to your johnny decimal system earlier today. https://johnnydecimal.com/
I liked the idea but I noticed that it didn’t seem to be 0 indexed. If I adopt this i’m definitely going for zero indexing.
Jehovah's Witnesses are not a faith healing community and their religion is not anti-vaccination [1] [2]. Christian Scientists do first turn to prayer for healing, but it is not part of the dogma. Their church is fine with members who get vaccinated [3].

[1] https://www.jw.org/en/library/magazines/wp20101001/Do-Jehova...

[2] https://www.jw.org/en/jehovahs-witnesses/faq/jw-vaccines-imm...

[3] https://www.christianscience.com/press-room/a-christian-scie...
For the most part, I have found that GeForce Now is not bandwidth limited.

NVIDIA has spent a lot of time and money tuning the service to do clever dynamic upscaling locally on your machine to minimise the sort of block compression artifacts and frame skipping that you would normally see from say YouTube or Netflix.

It's not even particularly latency bound, since round trip times less than 40ms are for most people (unless you're a very competitive player), completely unnoticeable. I've played with latencies at around 60ms and I still find it tolerable (although occasionally a bit annoying).

Instead it's very sensitive to network jitter. Even 1 or 2 ms of random jitter can dramatically reduce the quality of the service. And given the distance between your local machine, and the number of hops required between your device and the server, there's a lot of room for random jitter. Part of the problem can be mitigated, by carefully ensuring that everything in your home network is dimensioned properly. But the rest of the pipe is owned by your ISP, and they could apply all sorts of dodgy QoS parameters that increase your likelihood of experiencing jitter.
I also work in hydro controls.

Apart from equipment limitations, most hydro plants I’ve been to have a river downstream and there are restrictions on how fast output can be changed and requirements for minimum flows. You can’t just stop the whole river to fill up the reservoir and release it later in the day
Especially when dealing with addiction. In other contexts, a fairly strong sedative is frequently used as the control, which is going to be a lot less subtle.
My wife doesn't work and I earn all of our money. It's always our money. We each get a small column in our budget that we can do what ever we want with but apart from that all our money is just one big pool. I don't know how you can raise a family without treating your money that way. When you have kids you're all working together to raise them. If your input is money or time it's all input that you're giving of yourself to provide for your children.

People have different ways of doing things but I like the simple way. We all work towards the goal of raising our family. All resources are shared and lots of communication is required to keep us on the same page. I couldn't do this without my wife and she couldn't do it without me. I'm grateful for all of her hard work and she is for mine.
This same ISP offered 10 gigabit for $400 seven years ago.
Not enough... three... four... I think at some point there's a blurry gray area where a human judge would decide it is infringement or not. Of course not with a few pixels but at whole image level.
Rather offtopic, but would anyone recommend one of Scalzi's books if I enjoyed Old Man's War?
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I'm the sole earner in our family. My wife has been a stay at home mom for the last 7 years and I wouldn't have wanted it any other way. It was particularly wonderful during the pandemic - we pulled the kids out of the school system and had great success with homeschooling. (Obviously there were plenty of challenges and difficulties, but overall a great experience).

I make a bit under 150k a year which is pretty good in our area (although it certainly _feels_ like we should have more money than we do, guess that's life for you). All our regular expenses fit into about 5k a month.

There is about an extra 400 per paycheck after we budget for savings, which we divide into two separate checking accounts. These are our respective "fun money" accounts, and that money is off budget and purely discretionary. Hers goes largely to coffee and books, mine goes largely towards fishing, weightlifting, and guitar stuff in various percentages depending on what I'm most into at any given time.

My wife is planning to start working part time eventually - this is the first year when both kids have been in school full time. This money, in theory, will fatten up both savings and discretionary cash.

It has worked out pretty well overall. We budget the "regular" money with reasonable strictness, and the "fun" money makes it easy to keep our hobby spending from digging into the important money.

Minor edit: We have never thought of money as belonging to either one of us, even when we were dating in college (I mean, at first we did, obviously, but after a two or three years it became moot). We're a team, the money that comes in is _ours_ - not mine.
I find that this is among the many impressive things related to this story!
> If one of you got an inheritance, would that be carved off and only spendable by the inheritor?

Legally speaking, an inheritance is not marital property. If you put it in a joint bank account or use it to improve joint property it can become marital property however.
I love this phrase hahaha!
There are a lot of people who'd want to be apart of this from the "ground floor". In 5 years, when/if Bun has succeeded in getting a solid marketshare of the js ecosystem, this person can say "I was a core developer from the start".

There's a lot of value in that, it's not just a question about money.
Jup. Even using thunderbird with a gmail account it's not great. Google insists on displaying my emails in multiple locations; among others, sent emails show up in the default inbox folder. WTF google?

Anyhow, I am so happy I recently took the time to set up thunderbird for my gsuite account at work. I've been using thunderbird for a long time privately and the UX is just so much better than gmail, it really improved my quality of life during work hours.
cannot?
It's not quite that bad; you can use SMTP over TLS (without the downgradable STARTTLS, plus there's REQUIRETLS now), and there's been plenty of extensions over the years (like SMTPUTF8). Identity verification has been handled in another layer (the message itself); you could argue that's not the best place, but it is there. And gmail's problems are gmail's problems.

The entire world still runs on DNS; as an end-user you can now use DNS-over-HTTPS and that's nice, but that's mostly a frontend for DNS, which as a whole hasn't really been "upgraded". Upgrading SMTP to something new would require upgrading all the world's email servers, otherwise mail.server1.com can't communicate with mail.server2.com. This will probably happen at the same speed as IPv6.
Can you buy a used gasoline engine car from out of State?
I honestly can't be sure if terrifyingly was a typo here. Perhaps for terrifically..
Sure, but practicing science poorly, or communicating about it naively, is not the same as being science skeptical or anti-science. That's the point.

If it helps to situate it in a different truth system: Heresy may be wrong according to the prevailing doctrine or theologically unsound, but it's still operating within the religious system of belief.

Professing belief unitarianism is not atheism, and making unconvincing or unsound scientific arguments is not anti-science.
Ever notice the small bulge top and bottom on cans, with the concentric ribs? At cook time they allow a little more bulge. The round can see only what they calle 'hoop stress' = tension only. Cubes would bulge more and fit in boxes better though...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cylinder_stress
>Full of comments saying that, no, it isn't that bad, and in fact LGTB people are worse

One person giving off a list of things they think are worse who included "LGBTQ advocates" does not mean that the comment section is full of it. The thread was about the people and not the ideology.

>Thread where every single comment is a full-on racist screech

It was a 2 page shitpost thread full of everyone shitposting.

>Where every single comment tries to justify the racism of the site

This isn't true either and it was another shitpost.

>I don't expect to convince you

The approach of an outsider cherry picking threads from someone's community and then generalizing the whole community based those threads isn't effective because they know the picture you are painting of their community doesn't match what it's like to them.
It’s only when you have low enough vaccine coverage that the strains can circulate. Rockland County, NY where it first started in the US had only 60% vaccine coverage.

Children missing vaccine appointments due Covid19 and pockets of vaccine hesitancy have created this situation. For example, Hasidic Jews have anti-vaxxer tendencies.
It depends if your GPU is supported, and such support is mostly beholden to the hardware before anything else. Currently it’s largely limited to: for Nvidia, most Maxwell, Pascal, & Turing cards; for AMD, very few obsolete cards; for Intel, gen 6–9 iGPUs.