skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I am happy to deal with the spam problem (through appropriate use of spamassassin content scoring, and RBLs and spamassassin DKIM/SPF scoring) on my own smtpd in exchange for the great advantage of having a truly decentralized communication method that isn't controlled by any one company.

My email works as long as I keep my domain name renewed and my personal postfix+dovecot server online and running properly.

Nearly every other possible asynchronous, text based two way communications system that people say is a "possible replacement for email" requires centralizing communications through something run by some specific company.

Email's great advantage is that it's a truly level playing field. Yes that also allows spammers to send outgoing shit smtp traffic, but I can deal with that.

If you are greatly troubled by spam and it's an actual ongoing problem in your inboxes I would say that your inbound smtp content filtering and spam scoring is not set up properly.
> The problem with municipal Internet is the town will build it out once, and then never upgrade the technology while it slowly becomes obsolete

The fastest Comcast internet still only has 40mb upload. 25gb municipal internet will be faster than Comcast internet for at least the next century.
The second worst thing about email after spam, is all the solutions dedicated to fixing spam.

I've had to setup DKIM, update records and keep up with changes to it just to keep my custom domain.
Omg just disabling custom fonts in Firefox speeds up the internet so much!
I haven't experienced anything this bad. I've seen security lapses and have been able to fix them on my own or with a team, and I don't remember ever getting pushback.

It's probably time to start interviewing. Ideally before your employer's security woes become headline news. (Of course, if you've only been there a few months you can easily leave them off your resume once word of the flaws gets out.)
https://xkcd.com/1462/
I feel most tech organisations are now using Slack, Discord or Teams. At this point my work gmail is more an auth tool than an email.
Right from the introduction he assumes all EVs will be using Li ion which is already being phased out of everything but top performance luxury vehicles, then goes on to double count the storage asking where one could possibly find a few trillion Wh of batteries. Then blindly asserts that recycling will be impractical when recycling facilities already exist and are fighting over access to dead batteries.

He then bemoans the lack of a better solution which, as the people who have been promoting renewables for half a century have been saying the entire time while the infrastructure was torn down, is trains and ebikes (or just bikes in most areas).

Every single statement is fractally wrong and I'm only a paragraph in.
Shout out to Maspeth! I was born there and my moms family settled there and worked in various places from cemeteries to some of the industrial places.
This Darth Vader advertisement in the style of Banksy is just absolutely amazing! https://openart.ai/discovery/s1wAHF6g4TgoV3rUKBiAjBNx
> I wonder... am I good if the static render is < 14kb, but I load React etc. and hydrate for progressive addition of interactivity?

Ten years ago, we had a best practice in client-side web development called progressive enhancement. The idea was that you load a web page which is fully functional without JavaScript, then use JS to add whatever glitzy client-side interaction you want to add - but importantly, just as enhancement, so whatever needed to be done on the page could be done, perhaps in an uglier or more awkward way but still doable, before a single line of JavaScript runs.

It sounds like you might have rediscovered this concept, and if so, yes, good, please do it. I'm not sure if React will even let you work this way, though.
>>There’s a lot of experts who have been arguing that everything from pesticides to vaccines will slowly degrade our ability to produce [healthy] offspring.

Basically anything that can kill bacteria, mosquitoes or rats, can also kill tissues in your body. Nobody knows what tissues because body is a complicated structure of pathways. Most of the things we take in have an entry through mouth and nose, but no real exit path. They could kill things in your body.

Now many times that's tissues in your pancreas, or thyroid glands. Which perfectly explains diabetes and thyroid epidemics in countries like India.

Add to this the micro plastic pollution.
Because people who weren't in the loop used to be fairly confused/hostile to Streamers and YouTuber (That's not a real job, and all that). It also helps not being associated too closely with their peers ('Oh, so you're like that Jake Paul guy ?')
You're all for lying to people to get their attention? This is a bad and self-defeating strategy because you will lose legitimacy.
if you're eating a lot of plants, look into phyto-hormones, those might be preventing fertility.
There are a few anecdotal stories from the carnivore/keto forums, that fertility came back after cutting out carbs.

Edit: Some Artificial hormones are found in plastic, rates go up when it's recycled plastics.
How on earth can you control for that? The only thing that comes to mind is holotropic breathwork, which reportedly brings about similar experiences without introducing a drug. That…might constitute an informative study, now that I write it out loud.
Stop feeding into hyperbole. The 13900k is for maybe 5% of the market, and the non k will give crazy enough performance for most buyers (if they even exist at this point). Giving the 13900 a high heat mode is just for the chance to keep up/beat AMD for bragging rights.

Intel isn’t relying on an architecture thats about to run them into a wall like the Pentium 4’s architecture was about to, what keeping them is second is being behind on their process, and beyond that, execution.
Speaking from a React perspective at least, I think it's not the default because technically nothing stops someone from writing really smelly, non-idiomatic code where memoizing it could cause logic errors. At the very least it would be a breaking API change

I'm with you, I think catering to those cases is a fool's errand, but I understand the argument for doing it.
GeForce Now is that thing I always had to struggle to not install when setting up my drivers for Nvidia cards on Windows.

Glad I'm done with that platform.
If you are using so much bandwidth on a gigabit line that the buffers are actually used, I'd think you probably want a higher grade of service than home internet.
Yeah, i'm guessing you have no idea what violence actually means.. It must be pretty privileged to be able to hold such a view of things.
It's worth remembering that what works for John Carmack may not work for you.

You may have more distractions in life or job that you cannot get rid of.

Your baseline innate ability to focus may be very different.

You may have less experience training the skills required to focus.

Watching how successful people do things can provide useful inspiration for things to try, but you have to apply your own critical thinking and find what works for you.
The Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure doesn't allow trials in absentia in such circumstances.

https://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/frcrmp/rule_43
Yes, so long as your page is readable/usable with just HTML and CSS.

If that 14kb just loads a progress animation while JS loads and then starts doing a bunch of AJAX queries and DOM manipulation in the back end before you can even see anything on the page, you're still barking up the wrong user-unfriendly tree.
I wonder if the vulnerability could be detected at the embedding layer.
Commenters here from
Brazil and Mexico would be surprised to hear of their recent additions the EU.
The previous average vaccine testing duration was ~5 years. Let's not pretend that the mRNA vaccines were even close to that.

Fun fact, the Omicron BA.5 booster isn't tested at all.
Sorry, whichever way you flip this, Inspiration is used again and again to hide the real intent of this technology: To remove artistic contribution from the corporate expenses list. Period.

And this is just the beginning. Illustrators are the low-hanging fruit, they have no unions to protect them, they were undervalued for ages even before the digital age.

Human made digital art will be competing with synthesis and generative processes for minimum pay, the regular Joe will have no doubt that the AI "Art" is better.

The main problem with this tech is that I have no clear answer of the question: Who benefits from this "advancement"? Artists? Or corporations?

To become a good artist, I have spent all my life practicing from anatomy through composition and color theory. Can you imagine the stupidity of my choice? Any schmuck with a computer and prompt collection will be a master of Arts soon.

The war between Hollywood and Silicon Valley has reached the new high.
The "geniuses" which scraped all the stock websites and created this monstrosity, in my view, must be named "The Spirit Crushers" from now on.

But hey, it is too late. The genie is out of the bottle. So who is next?

I stopped my successful art career years ago over different reasons.
But now I see my choice in a different light.
In Belgium (french speaking part of the country, like in France) we call the ground floor (where you enter the buidling) "rez-de-chaussée" (or "rez" for short) which is the equivalent of 0 and then the first floor, numbered 1, is on top of it and you use an elevator or stairs to reach it.
What are you coordinating?
While true, the motivating factors for F1 and mass production vehicles are not the same. F1 is pure min/max. Which of course means manual is gone.

But min/max on my GTI means I lose connection with the vehicle and my ability to drive matters less. For what? .4 faster 0-60 or 1/4? Eh
-- Our study suggests that even modest habitual alcohol consumption of more than 5 units per week had adverse effects on semen quality although most pronounced associations were seen in men who consumed more than 25 units per week. Alcohol consumption was also linked to changes in testosterone and SHBG levels. [a]

Women in the highest alcohol consumption group (14 units or more per week) had 37 pregnancies in 307 cycles, and those who did not drink had 1,381 pregnancies in 8,054 cycles. These figures equate to an 18 percent decrease in the probability that the women would conceive. [b]

South Korea handily dominates the list of countries, drinking more than twice as much liquor per capita as any other country. [c] --

a) https://bmjopen.bmj.com/content/4/9/e005462
b) https://www.bmj.com/content/354/bmj.i4540.full
c) https://www.businessinsider.com/countries-drink-most-liquor-...
This is a non answer. Australia has a vehicle style commonly referred to as a "ute"[1]. I think it stand for "utility". Which is basically a car with a truck bed in the back. This provides many of the advantages of a pickup without the increased danger to pedestrians. Why are car companies not marketing/selling these to the average consumer instead of the monster RAMs and F150s? I suspect the reason has everything to do with styling and little to do with utility.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ute_(vehicle)
Re: spam - I have given up on my inbox altogether. I found that if there is a really important message that needs my attention, it tends to make its way through other channels (slack, voicemail, people just walking over to me etc).

Rest of it, is apparently not important to make a difference to me in any way.
Less email as proof of work than having a known network address (this was when the hosts file was distributed manually, and bang paths were common) was proof of trust.

There were from a few dozens to a few hundreds of hosts on the entire network at this time. Most were educational institutions, meaning a campus sysadmin could run herd over users (if students) or refer to deans / departments (faculty). This from the 1970s through the early 1990s, at which point things began evolving rapidly.

Transacting email itself wasn't all that expensive, though for many sites it was batched via uucp or similar mechanisms.
One option, at least, would be for malloc and friends to return pointer-1, rather than pointer. That said, I'm sure a compilers expert could come up with a much better option.
Also, considering that Python uses -1 for indexing the last element, instead of -0, which means the last element is not an offset when using negative indices.
> states pass laws to forbid municipal broadband

What happens if the municipality goes ahead with it anyway? Does the state sue everybody? Seize the network by force? Cut the cables?
People in this thread are reporting the same in Mexico and Brazil, so I don't think you're right.
Probably that's not the case, it looks like they introduced localised pricing similar to the one in the App Store(or Netflix, Amazon Prime etc.).

If you think about it, their costs are fixed and they should optimize for revenue and the sweet spot for the num subscribers and price is different at every market.
Because indexing happens with integers. Back then space was a concern, so you'd use unsigned integers, and those start with zero. Internally they'll all be using offsets, and its easier to not do a conversion, than to do a conversion.
Great use of `white-space: pre-wrap;`
Ultimately e-mail is a relic of a time when there was some level of trust (however small) among Internet users.

It's always going to be a bit of an awkward fit to today's Internet where you can trust that any and every exposed service will face some attempt at abuse.
I played the heck out of the game inspired by the movie. Soundtrack is great too (for both, but the movie's soundtrack is unique). Did Andrei fully understand the risks?
From a central European point:
Many people I know are in relationships where both partners work, good jobs in e.g. engineering, and still cannot afford housing (other than a shoebox) where they live.
Also, more educated people usually cannot find work in every random village, requiring a daily commute of both partners (before WFH).

So many people I know just ask themselves why they should hustle if they cannot live in their own place anyway.
They just see things differently and enjoy themselves.
Is Chattanooga a nice place to live?
> Precision in naming is important.

It really isn't. The human race gets by without it the vast majority of the time.
This PG essay might be relevant: http://www.paulgraham.com/makersschedule.html
I think you've just explained why stereotypes, prejudice, and racism aren't issues.

People notice patterns that are true often enough that they decide to avoid certain people. Saving time on customer support, reducing odds of being the victim of a crime, etc.

It's only an issue when people use too low of a threshold for numbers of experiences or percent of experiences.
thank you. 100% agree.
This is undefined behaviour, as a pointer is only allowed to point to valid addresses (as well as the index of the last element + 1, but it can't be dereferenced).
but japan has largely been successful at flattening the curve while Korea is in a serious crisis here. if I have to guess, when there are more older people than young, the society destabilizes.

immigration is going to happen regardless of koreans want it or not and I finally understand why the Korean governments has been pushing soft power for so long, they were planning for this scenario.

I don't think the outcome is going to be as bad as some nationalists make it out to be, for sure most immigrants are going to come from other Asian countries but I do not see it say reaching the dysfunctional state of Western Europe with mostly muslim/african migrants. This is not to say that Southeast Asians won't be pushed to the fringes and experience discrimination that puts them on the same anti-host country culture like in France for example.
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Isn’t it just how you handle mailboxes. Let fred@domain.com accept and receive email at any fred+X@domain.com address with ability to block any specific address getting spam.

If the friends and family address gets spam, offer a way to create and distribute a new address.

For business it is tricker as you want anyone to email you. Here regular antispam measure are probably best.
Honestly, my manual 97 Civic was so much more fun to drive than my current car (a Prius V).

I'm on board with it being a hybrid (though it actually gets roughly the same fuel economy on the highway) and especially happy with gas prices what they are now. But I don't think you need a sporty car to appreciate the torque you generate in a manual
I don't understand. How is 1 biological kid worse than 0 biological kids? It sounds like decafninja is likely planning on having 0 biological kids.
Okay, now do 2D arrays.
lol yeah I was noting the irony of clicking that link from my RSS feed before I noticed it was a twitter link that I know I'm going to click...

I suspect I'm a lost cause.
> We have a fully type-safe scylla/cassandra client, that does static validation of the queries

Is this on a crate by any chance? Thanks
Airtable or Baserow.
what would've happened if Alexander Shulgin didn't exist?
And the law is racist because it impacts different races differently.

This is supposed to sound really stupid, but I'm not sure if you would catch on to that or actually agree.
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Getting a PhD would have been the work required to get an email
address so yes! Then eternal 09/ happened.
We’re lucky enough to afford childcare and healthcare, but I can’t imagine how anyone making significantly less can do it.

Healthcare costs are ongoing, and obscene. Routine newborn vaccines are around $900 per visit even with partial insurance coverage. Not to mention any unforeseen hospital visits that will force you to hit your deductible in the first two quarters of the year ($10k per child in our case).

In most tier 2/3 cities in the US you can expect daycare to cost $1,000-$1,800 per child per month.

In any tier 1 city, especially west coast cities like Seattle and SF, expect to pay at least $2,000/child per month.

On top of that, you’ll have a mortgage. With median housing prices around $1.2-$1.6m and rates in the mid 5% you’re looking at anywhere from $6,500-$8,000/month for a mortgage depending on taxes.

So right out of the gate, you’re at $10k of post tax income just going to daycare costs and a mortgage. You likely have other costs that equal at least $1,000/month. And that’s for 1 kid. Add another kid and you’re easily approaching $15k per month.

If you do the math, you’ll need to make at least $250k if you have one kid considering at least 40% is going straight to taxes (aka military funds since we get nothing in this country for the insane amount of taxes we pay).
What a wild story. Complete with diss track towards Sony[1].

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iUvuaChDEg
I do a small trick that seems to work wonders (at least for me).

I don't limit myself at all. When I want to do any activity that seems to be dopamine-fuelling (emails, HN, Reddit, Stripe, other metrics, even company Intercom), I just have to set a timer to certain duration. I can reset, snooze, or extend durations however I want. No rules. Just the action of setting a timer.

Oddly it has made myself way more conscious and intentional. Resulting in almost no actual distractions when I do want to focus. Technical tricks (blocking apps, websites, or DNS) are unfortunately too gimmicky because it's so easy to bypass. And personally I had no results with those.
You don't have to have a point, to have a point.
As someone who believes completely in Astrology (having studied the discipline at great length) I would hardly call myself ill-informed in scientific matters, or irresponsible. These kinds of comparisons are absurd and miss the obvious fact that people hold contradictory perspectives all the time.
so soy protein, dried or boiled soybeans, tofu, tempeh, and meatless soy products....but Koreans have been eating it forever. perhaps the processing in mass industrial scale has impact?

yeah I heard of the plastic theory and I think the air pollution in Korea is an overlooked factor. The fine dust particulates must have some impact on the reproduction system.

maybe even Ramen? Koreans consume a ton of instant ramen. High rate of alcohol?

I am interested to hear more about the impact of plastic. It is unavoidable and its widely used in Asia.

...what I really think is contraceptives is having an impact and that we are politically blocked from discussing it. What happened in Korea since 2010s? Huge amount of contraceptive pills were sold as society adopted a more laissez faire attitude towards sex. 10 years later those women are not trying to have babies and cannot. Is this too far fetched?

We are seeing the same issue in most western countries that correlate with high contraceptive usage. There is just less children being born but not an issue where contraception is tough.
No, it really is pretty easy. I learned on a '85 VW Jetta manual. Took a couple tries to figure out, then it wasn't an issue.

There are some cars that have very touchy clutches, but most are just fine.
The network tab says my site is 145b cached as I get my content sent from github.
He's been officially "one day a week"? What does that mean? He only works one day a week?
Aspire completes world’s largest cricket production facility in ON, Canada
Toyota has a patent in for one of these I think.
I don't know? Gary Bowser (canadian citizen) was deported to the US due to lawsuit and sentenced to 40 months in prison recently.

"Conspiracy to Circumvent Technological Measures and to Traffic in Circumvention Devices", and "Trafficking in Circumvention Devices" were two charges
Excuse me sir, your deeply authoritarian side is showing.

It comes down to this: your collectivism ends where my individualism begins. Can you compel me to take an unwanted vaccine against my will? You can't? It's still my choice? Then kiss my ass.
> can then arbitrarily delay that redemption for as long as they see fit for basically any reason

If they're sanctioned, they can't redeem whether they want to or not. Holding Tether if it gets sanctioned would be like having U.S. dollar bank deposits at an Iranian bank. Yes, they may have other assets, but you can't legally accept them nor their proceeds.

> there's a final blanket ban (net of 'exceptions') for any and all US persons

This is meaningless. Tether use U.S. dollars. They're subject U.S. jurisdiction.