skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You asked why, and the answer is cost vs benefit. Car styling alone doesn’t justify the risk to pedestrians, large truck utility can. Yes, this tradeoff kills people, but so do all sorts of things like not physically preventing cars from driving 80+MPH.
I think $10k/yr is fairly reasonable even for startups. However, a lot of these trolls go after small businesses, don’t they?
The results look a bit like a telephoto Lensbaby in the out of focus areas. I don't think it's that bad.
> Zoning makes sense

I don’t want to live next to a factory, nightclub, power plant, airport, munitions depot, gas station, homeless shelter, drug rehab clinic, massage parlor

And that’s fine if you do - I’ll just self segment into the zoned neighborhoods
> Regarding the idea

Perhaps my use of "society" overemphasized the culture aspect that you pick up on. "perserving culture" is of a secondary importance to me, what's more important is the people themselves. As you say, the memes will be able to fend for themselves and survive even if the people in the society do not. People are not merely the transmission vectors of DNA and memes.

> there is no problem with the supply of people, global population is growing.
> and at this point the growing countries outweigh the shrinking ones sharply.

Global population may be growing (for now) but the rate at which its growing is decreasing [0].

Further, (and I wish I had a source at hand) the problem with relying on immigration to sustain population levels in a country is that many countries do too good of a job at assimilation. The fertility rate of immigrants rapidly converges to the local level over the course of 2-3 generations.

> You are worried about a decline in children in a set of countries. I’m worried a decline in children, immigrants, population, in every country in the world simultaneously.

I don't think that's true. You and I are worried about the same thing. I look at Japan and Korean as habringer of what's to come for the rest of the countries in the world (and thus the world as a whole), i.e. an aging population without enough children to maintain any semblence of the current way of life working, much less to replenish the population.

[0]: https://ourworldindata.org/uploads/2019/06/2019-Revision-–-W...
on reddit they seem to be fixated on the "korean women needs to be liberated by chivalrous white male no wonder korean women dont want to marry korean men"
Because they’re classified as pickup trucks i.e. a farm vehicle even though most of them will never drive through mud.
in my experience, nausea tends to be dose-dependent...and edibles are the most efficient way the human body can metabolize the THC family, so proper dosing is much more important for edibles. if you're smoking, and have zero tolerance, a single small toke is probably advised. at least then any discomfort won't be terribly long-lived.

manic symptoms vs. depressive symptoms can definitely be linked to strain, and the balance of constituent psychoactives...of which there are plenty. ask a reputable bud tender for sleepy weed and i wager your experience might be more pleasant.
netflix definitely gives back to the freebsd project. They run their appliance that delivers netflix content on FreeBSD-current, the development branch
If I publish the source of a core application under AGPL and then use that application in my web service under EULA(Say general T&C) would I myself be in violation of AGPL since I didn't release the source for my web service (or) Would I be able to claim it as dual licensed?

Note: AGPL in the above example is specifically to deter commercialization of the application by competitors while allowing the consumers to read the source and use the application without paying to my web service if they wish so.
Here's an easy way to go about it –

All the money earned by both of you goes into a large pot. You both mutually decide how to spend that pot. There could be disagreements, but "You made $X while I made $2X therefore my vote matters more" should NOT be a consideration. It should be irrelevant whether one side contributed 50% or 5%.

Stuff like having separate bank accounts, fighting over who pays what bill and trying to assert dominance over each other based on income are the quickest ways to end an otherwise happy marriage.
Electric cars don't have automatic transmissions.
Unfortunately, if a company's culture is bad, initiative won't help. In some companies, product managers and tech leads actively discourage initiative. Time just becomes a convenient excuse to discourage. I suspect this is the case in OP's company, given how systematic the negligence is.
An extra 40ms is absolutely terrible, and apparent to everyone. Anyone who says otherwise is accustomed to ultra bad games.

> GFN on 120hz is better than a 3060 on native in 60hz

False. 60Hz input lag is subtle and if someone can't notice an extra 40ms, they won't notice this.
There's more to Internet than downloading data straight to disk.

Families can have multiple kids taking online classes while both parents are also working remotely. Many families have multiple devices per person that can be streaming, downloading, OR UPLOADING (commonly the aspect shortchanged in residential Internet) which, at times, can easily saturate a 1Gb connection.

We always need to advance because others are too, and services demand greater speeds in returb. It's a bit of a race, but no need to claim it's useless. We can do things now that were unthinkable before due to such advances.
It was something I saw many years ago on NHK as one theory of why human sperm quality keeps deteriorating. As far as I'm concerned, it makes sense to me. Remove more and more factors that would encourage healthier sperm and it's only natural that our sperm will deteriorate.
> Those are the coupes. The sedans, such as the Fairlane and Thunderbird? Those were about as big as a modern full size crew cab pickup.

I’m reminded of my grandparent’s 1979 Cadillac (Not sure of the model). It barely fit in the garage. They parked their Chevy Suburban in that same garage.
Because they're not classified as passenger vehicles, so they don't have to meet the same standards.
Brazil: down from R$500 ($100) to R$230($46)

Setup fee+hardware from $1000 to $400.

Price of local fiber: $30 for 600Mb/s
The Lasting Influence of La Malinche, the Nahua Translator
No, I'm just saying the libraries in those languages tend to be designed differently, to accommodate the more limited type systems (but I don't use C++, so I'm sure templates can do a lot of things I'm not aware of).

I'm also not necessarily saying this is a good or bad thing overall, since it can so easily lead to extra complexity.

FWIW, I'd choose C#/Rust/Kotlin/etc over TS 100% of the time for projects that don't need to run in a browser.
The Fate of the Universe
Here's another trick:

Just use another fucking interface.

Threadreader is great for threads. If you're following a specific account or want to run some searches, Nitter.

The latter also supports RSS feeds, so you can follow a profile in your newsreader.
>Middle easterners want kids for cultural and religious reasons.

Would middle eastern women want just as many kids if they had the same freedom and opportunities as women in developed countries?
Hard disagree. You’re forgetting the long tail of consumer-only usecases.

That’s like saying owning a computer without basic programming knowledge seems pointless.

Obviously 3D printers are useful even if you never create or modify 3D models.
Anti-vaxx and vaccine-hesitancy, while both extremely dangerous and concerning, are two different parts of the same spectrum.

The origin of the term "vaccine hesitancy" is actually scholarly research on the subject, not the media.
What type of adoption are you thinking of? From what I've heard, adopting a newborn is very difficult.
Of course they will. These threads are all so car-centric. Motorcycles are still a popular option, for the very reason you ponder. And most of them are still manual.
I often think about it too. The car seems to be much more complex than a mechanical watch. The watch can perform very well without regular maintenance but car cannot. And the latter can be very dirty, with all the oil, gasoline, dirt, smell, etc. Cars run on much much more harsh conditions with lots of exposed parts , one of whose failure can lead to the car being useless. Whereas for the watch basically everything is in an enclosure. It can go for decades without the need of opening.
Damn, looks like I picked the wrong millennium to quit smoking. That thread was <chefs-kiss/>
unsolicited request from a heavy canva user: dont stay too general - try to hyperoptimize for one usecase and win that instead of trying to compete on all fronts.

I use Canva a TON for youtube thumbnails. flood your templates section with that and I will switch to you.
Host your own mail using Docker swarm
I mean all he has to do is to uninstall fedora-chromium-config
Because you brought it up in the context of "I'm surprised I haven't seen more interest in..." I do assume that it is something neat with an interesting application and cool engineering behind it.

However,

"3D printed optical neural network" sounds like a term someone came up with by selecting randomly from a bag of PR buzzwords and trying to come up with the most incoherent phrase possible, to the point where if I saw a headline about it I'd assume it was a scam or something.
-- THC is also a lot wider ranging than typical psychedelics - a dose of LSD tends to be a does of LSD - from my experience a trip on AL-LAD or LSD are basically same - also true with PE vs Golden Teachers Psilocybin - however - strands and doses of sativa vs indica can differ massively - won't smoke Jack the Ripper as it's just not a good time for me --
Thanks! Not cynical at all, because you're right. I hope I can write here a bit.

In my case I'm a self taught software engineer, and since I don't have FANG experience I'm already behind I guess. However, what will always keep me behind is staying in my small town that's 90 minutes from the closest metro, and where there is basically no major tech presence. I do have some decent experience on my belt that includes big companies and a late joiner at a tech unicorn startup.

I don't have millions of dollars saved, but after a small liquidation event I've got close to 110k in my bank account, and another few 100k's in equities/retirement that is my safety net. I know 110k is not a lot in the bay area, but I've already sold most of my things and I'm asset-light in my personal life once I manage to sell the remaining couple pieces of furniture. All I've got is my cat, my laptop, and a suitcase of my clothes lol.

I'm on my last day in SF and I have already made up my mind to move here. Going to try my best to network and build connections. Maybe it will go somewhere, at least there is enough personal runway for me for a couple years if I can live a modest lifestyle. If nothing works out, I will try to get into a FANG or another high-tier company.

Cheers!
To add to this, at least in my observation, the HN crowd doesn't generally tend to like direct links to YouTube videos. An article about the topic would probably fare better.
I have to second this, id like to get some more details, this really isnt a trivial task, im curious about the specifics
Honest query: Since I didn't see this asked in other answer threads, are only children at risk or adults can contract it too? How likely is it to spread from indected individual. The vaccination is done in childhood. I received three doses before 8 y.o., but I am not certain if this is relevant to adults & getting infected in e.g 30s. Thx in advance
yeah this is a bad take that people on r/korea are pushing which consist drum roll please....mostly white men/women who keep this echo chamber narrative going...so that they think that korean women are going to flock to westerners more (?) its bizarre to me as somebody who has many Korean friends who just crack up when I translate that subreddit for them.

first feminism in korea is toxic. they are female version of incel culture. very few things translate well to western audiences who unfortunately do not read past headlines on reddit. one example is this left/right equating to US left/right wing. this Korean feminist is also similar, it is not an counterpart to the US feminist movement. there are very few moderate feminists in the mainstream. it is of the radical variety calling for violence against men. for example, they caused controversy for instance streaming sexually assaulting underaged boys and poisoning patrons at a restaurant and uploading it in their community groups. In fact many Japanese feminists point out how toxic the feminist in Korea are, they are not about equality, they are about usurping. Most just live with their parents.

now thats out of the way, sex crimes are treated differently in korea due to the complex judicial system that is the result of multiple period of colonialism. its not as rampant as reddit has you believe but the punishment is also too lenient and should be stronger.

more women are entering the workforce and they are afraid to lose their careers. the same is true in advanced economies, women in these part of the world have far more choice and power than in third world countries. of course they are not going to give up their comforts. the redpill take you are subscribing to is NOT what Korean Koreans subscribe to. After all there is a record number of cohabiting men and women in Korea, they just simply choose not to have kids or get married anymore.

also if you think you have game in korea just because of your skin color, trust me, they know exactly why you are here and they dont care. the "white sexpat" have ruined it for rest of us here. most international marriage in korea is between neighboring countries. this is true for Japan and China as well. People who look like each other but are from different cultures.
I stumbled upon this article, and it is a fantastic tutorial on how to run my own mail server with traefik and docker swarm mode.
You can still download and print designs, so its certainly not pointless
Its best to have a compressed low res thumbnail that you can click to open the full resolution file in another tab imo
You don't have to guess, we have data on this.

The vaccine-hesitant group is much larger than the anti-vaxx group, and the anti-vaxx group wields a very disproportionate influence on the undecided, vaccine-hesitant group, than actual real expert groups do. We know this.
I agree. I've experience with CDR data, and I've never worked for a telco
Sounds like they could really use a CVT. ;)
That can handle the current easily. But the voltage is high. Even with DC I wonder if the insulation would enough on that cable.
prompt: "spaceship castle map dungeon extremely happy"

https://labs.openai.com/s/Dh2rKLZATnKSt204dbrsAfS5
Try it in a VM first. It's actually helpful to try it that way first, so you can used to how it works. If you can afford it, get a used thinkpad....a t430 or t420 should be pretty cheap, and will run free/net/open without problem. If those machines are too old for your liking, ask around here on the subreddits of each OS, and users will have hardware recommendations for you. oh and the x1 carbon family seems to be popular among the freebsd crowd iirc.
You can operate a rental service for physical media with zero licensing required. The cost to Netflix to rent out a niche DVD only five people care about is the cost of buying one copy of the DVD and shipping it out to five people. The cost of a streaming license could be hundreds of thousands of dollars, minimum, no matter how niche the work.
Have you seen the library runtypes for TS? It lets you specify types using a library rather than pure TS type syntax. The library code looks very similar to the normal TS type syntax, but when you use the type you get input validation for free. And of course the type TS thinks the type is matches what you’d expect based on your type definition.

Also, TS let’s you specify things like ”this type is an array of 4 numbers”. Obviously TS isn’t perfect, but it’s pretty good!
Honestly I'm trying to play devils advocate here a bit for the sake of dialouge, cheers mate.

I would love to save western cultures and the genetics are part of the culture. They just are. The regional adaptions people's bodies have to their climate and geography and local food sources really does influence their interests and their cultures to a degree. Peoples bodies are different and that makes them do different things, that's one example I can think of genetics influencing culture. If all the whites die off for instance there will probably be less people doing extreme snowboarding while chugging milk.

Yet the concerns I've raised I believe we should at the very least be wary of.
I certainly agree about the cron jobs. We shifted a whole bunch of tooling to an internal PaaS solution. One of the tools (a Kanban board I think) we shifted had started sending alerts for jobs that they had since deleted - upon investigation it was the cron job and database that still existed on the old server, still sending out emails.
Slightly OT. Speaking of Reddit, I am genuinely curious, do developers of the Android app never test the app or something? I was nagged into installing the app (sorry, I am not as persistent as your typical HN user), but it is actually so much slower than the website, and the content usually just don't load altogether. To be clear, I am on very fast Internet.

https://imgur.com/a/hg1gp0a
It sounds like you care, not no one, so you could assign yourself to these issues and fix them. It’s easier to ask for forgiveness than permission.

If you can’t do that, or people get upsets because you did, you should probably start looking for a better job.
I genuinely love that there’s actual lisp in there. Gob help us all.
This is almost as interesting as the behavior is frustrating.
i'd recommend to watch the presentation https://media.ccc.de/v/mch2022-273-openran-5g-hacking-just-g... in which it's made clearer, that the telco part wasn't the issue. 5G systems can be operated rather secure, but operators or subcontractors that build these cloud installation have strange ideas about trust and config.

On the topic of 'telcos don't take security seriously', CoryD recently wrote some wise words in https://pluralistic.net/2022/08/12/regulatory-uncapture/#con...

"The public-private surveillance partnership is very old, and it's key to monopolists' strategy. It took 69 years to break up AT&T, because every time trustbusters came close, America's cops and spies and military would spring into action, insisting that the Bell System was America's "national champion," needed to defend it from foreign enemies. The Pentagon rescued Ma Bell from breakup in the 50s by claiming that the Korean War couldn't be won without AT&T's help"

I know some people in designing 5G, that were rather frustrated by outside influence on "can we have another unsafe option also, just in case we need it?"
Agreed, also consider C++ whose type system uses implicit conversions and mutability by default, leading to a number of non-memory related bugs.
What do you mean intentional? If people are intentionally trying to limit births, why would that lead to a large amount of fertility procedures?
There is a lot spoken and written about Data Observability, Data Lineage, or even Lineage as a pillar of observability, and yet there is still a lot of confusion.
So,
What is Data Lineage?
Why is it so crucial for Data Quality?
What is Data Observability?
Why is Data Lineage important for Data Observability?
How is data lineage used in Data Observability? and
How should we use Lineage in Observability?
Hmm. Maybe a shield could be designed to sit in front of a user's face or something. If it recognizes a friend, allow light which should be on a good trajectory to hit the friend's eyeballs go through. Otherwise, block everything.
Humans could do basic counting prior to the concept of zero. Obviously kids or anyone prior to zero would say there are no apples in the basket, but if you were to ask an ancient Greek philosopher if that meant "no apples" is something worthy of being denoted, they might think you're doing sophistry and trying to elevate nothing to something.

A smart ass kid might reply there are zero oranges in the basket, or zero miniature unicorns. Since the basket is empty, it could have potentially had anything if we're just going to imagine things in baskets. But we don't enumerate over all possible zero items in the basket. And anyway, the basket isn't really empty since it has N air molecules, N fibers or whatever.

The pedantic point I'm making is that counting at zero is a convention we developed for mathematical reasoning when appropriate, but not a starting place for counting things in everyday language.
When he was alive, my ol grandpa once told me: "Nobody makes anything for me anymore--they've all just left me behind!" I thought to myself HA! I'll never get like that! I'm always going to be an early adopter, I'll always be optimistic for the new, I believe that technology always marches forward!

Now that I'm getting up there in age, despite swearing otherwise, I'm starting to feel like grandpa. I'm just not the target market anymore, for anything. New cars are boring identical bars of soap with dumb-dumb transmissions. New homes are ugly and made of cheap materials. Computers keep getting more and more locked down and are losing peripheral ports. Everything from appliances to clothing wears out after a few years. Media is made for 5 minute attention spans. Everyone leases and streams things instead of owning them. You can't even buy a lot of software anymore, you have to pay every month. Everything seems to be just getting worse, and only my age cohort seems to notice it. We're turning into those stereotypical cranky old people that we used to ridicule.

The boomers before me were a huge market, and for a long, long time, industry could profitably make things for their taste. Now everything is made for 18-38 year olds who are also a ginormous generation with similar taste. My generation was tiny, and no marketer really ended up caring what we like. I got skipped over, and indeed it's starting to feel like nobody makes anything for me anymore!
There is no East Pakistan AFAIK, or atleast not for more than 50 years.
Having worked at banking and then faang. The problem is how oblivious I found some banking people! Especially people who joined straight out of university. They think they’re doing amazing work while never looking outside. The stuff in banking was antiquated and the rules were Downright hinderances to doing dev work. So unless you keep up with how things work outside it’s hard to assimilate with normal sane companies.
Most infrastructures are built to handle maximum load. If the load become nearly flat (by utilizing idle time) thanks to electrification, it makes easy to collect grid cost.
I'm really irritated about this. I was looking forward to a longitudinal observation of a gas cloud and some clever math to extract sonic information from it's vibrations. Instead it's just an FFT of an image. What upsets me is that they're bullshitting the public for clicks, and then they wonder why it's hard to get funding for science.

Stop bullshitting people. It degrades science.