skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In the markets, the hardest thing to mentally is usually the correct one over time. The markets goal is to trick everyone - so you have to be strategically, but intelligently, able to craft contrarian perspectives.
In United States.
Even in socialised medicine in western europe, this phenomenon exists, where the financial side of those incentives is much reduced as funding is much less directly tied to treatments.
This is an article mostly about importation of workers and how absent that usual stream, native workers have not filled the gap. The thing is, I'm not sure why you'd expect that to occur in 3 short years in the midst of a pandemic. Companies will always complain about not having enough workers so feds will grant more work visas which suppresses wages in companies favors. How do we know the truthfulness of these vacancies?
At no point did the parent allude that. Perhaps the poster just doesn't have insight into every economy on the planet and didn't want to give nonfactual info.
Work is increasingly asinine.
You can't speak for other countries, but you can for all of the US? Then explain these articles:

"Doctors Under Pressure to Meet Quotas and Fill Hospital Beds" [1].

"Once hospitals have made such a huge investment, experts like Dr. Zietman say, doctors will be under pressure to guide patients toward proton therapy when a less costly alternative might suffice." [2]

"While payments vary widely, doctors often collect $500 to $700 for a typical M.R.I. done on an outpatient basis in this area." [3]

[1] https://www.thehealthlawfirm.com/blog/posts/doctors-under-pr...

[2] https://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/26/business/26proton.html

[3] https://www.nytimes.com/2004/03/13/business/an-mri-machine-f...
Not even a proper keyboard like they did for the 25th anniversary. Boo.
What changes are they making, or what changes have been made for them, that allow them to meet their subsistence needs this way?

Is it really just the trope that they've moved into mom and dad's basement and aren't doing anything? Are the older generations picking up the slack of providing for the younger ones?

I think I just still haven't wrapped my head around how people who used to feel like they "had to work" their dead-end jobs because they needed to pay rent, gas, and food, suddenly realized they could stop working their dead-end jobs and still cover rent, gas, and food.

It made sense while there were additional government support programs in place, but I thought most of those had ended. Are there enough still going to explain this? Or is it something else?
Donald Trump is banned from Twitter.
From your side of the fence, I'd imagine that's true.

On the other hand, as I understand it, the other side some years ago expressed concerns about encouragement on their borders*. In fact, I've heard it said there was an agreement that wouldn't happen...then it did. But that depth is lost? How convenient.

Once you accept (?) the lies about the WMDs then it becomes clear that there are actors that have no bounds. Believe what you must, but chance are good it's based on one side of the story (as it so often is).

* Very similar to UBL saying get out of our neighborhood, or else. But we don't want to talk about that as it dilutes the strength of the propaganda.
P14s Gen2 (Ryzen 7 PRO 5850U, 4k matte/calibrated display), no issues at all. did have to swap the mediatek Wifi card for an Intel AX210, (could have been early driver issues in linux kernel tho, but maybe not...cloning a big git repo perma-disconnected wifi in linux and bluescreened Win10)

i think the T14 is equivalent, but either they didn't offer the 4k display or AMD with that model when i was ordering. their model naming is sadistic.
If you don’t mind, I’d like to ask you why you want lo learn C. I’m asking because I’d like to improve my C but I can’t decide between that and learning Rust.
Not even just self control. He needs therapy so he can let her go and find his own peace.
Is there a good Windows option for DVD-R and RW recovery?
I was writing a response to this, the point of which was going to be that there's a gradient with regard to the amount of respect shown (or not shown) to people as they climb the social ladder, but at the same time, there are some forms of surveillance which by nature _can't_ be so selective in who's targeted. Now I'm not sure that's true.

My argument was going to center around common places where surveillance happens - engagement tracking at grocery stores, license plate readers on traffic light cameras, and the like. It's hard to opt out of roads or grocery stores. But then I realized that even these reflect the gradient. Maybe big box stores like Walmart are deploying these technologies - are white-collar workers actually shopping there, or are they instead going to smaller, boutique-y shops who don't install them? Are traffic light cameras going into upper-class suburban settings, or are they first being deployed to major roads and arteries?

So... I've more or less proved my initial thought wrong - this gradient does indeed persist, because people at higher rungs of the ladder are self-selecting for experiences which don't feature these kinds of surveillance (even if that is not their primary reason for doing so).
What was your motivation to invest in such a way that 95% loss was even possible?
You can modify GPL with an additional clause. Kinda like JSON did to the MIT license with their do-not-use-for-evil morality clause. Of course the project then will be considered non-free by both FSF and OSI. Ironically installation via Nix if it's put on nixpkgs will then require enabling allowUnfree.
It isn't for everyone, but try to let the frustration fuel you to change your circumstances.

“When we are no longer able to change a situation, we are challenged to change ourselves.”

― Viktor E. Frankl, Man's Search for Meaning
OP: "How can I do x?"

Top reply: "Why do you want to do x?"

Thought I was on StackOverflow for a second.
I honestly don't know why they'd equate working men with the entire workforce in this century.
Principles of War
You might want to talk with some of the healthcare workers that are performing these treatments. Most of them will say things along the lines of, "I don't want the last moments of my life to be someone breaking my ribs" or "there are fates worse than death."
Ask HN: How to become a deep learning 'master' in 2022?
Background: I know how to program (Python, C, Racket). I have done small projects and am confident on that front that if I understand the inner workings of something, then I can build that thing using code.

Now, I want to learn Deep Learning with emphasis on computer vision although it wouldn't hurt to learn other applications. But my focus is on core deep learning and computer vision.

I want to understand research papers, implement them from scratch (using something like PyTorch) and build new models to improve upon SOTA performance. By 'master' I mean all of the above.

How to go about that? Which courses, books, tutorials are the best to focus on? I know a bit of linear algebra and calculus and hope to pick up things as I go on.
All of the architectures you mention were targeted at high performance systems, not embedded systems. RISCV is the opposite. It is simple enough to implement yourself. Despite this, code density is comparable or better then existing options. This is a major design feat and not to be dismissed by calling this an obsession.

Especially because code density ends up limiting the speed one can get out of a design, given a memory bandwidth bottleneck. So one might expect RISCV to outpace all other architectures once a neat set of extensions has been worked out. Indeed that needs a frustrating bit of time.

However, you do sound like a self-righteous OpenSource "customer" who can only spitefully complain about a product that he didn't lift a finger to help deliver. That of course describes wrong doing, only somewhat understandable because we similarly inherited a world to live in, comparable to that open source product, and it isn't up to standard, if ever, and democracy doesn't allow us to make the changes we would like, to make it less of a bitch.
Why not both? Being able to better understand and appreciate Rust is one of a couple factors motivating me to learn C. The others being gaining historical context when analyzing modern c-based languages, being able to effectively read from some of the greatest codebases in the world, and the desire to learn a language that's small enough to fit inside my head and can run anywhere.
I used to like chocolate croissants then I realize plain ones really capture the essence of what I’m looking for
Tagesschau, citing the federal police, reports that two cables at two locations in germany were cut https://www.tagesschau.de/inland/bahn-sabotage-101.html

The locations are a few hundred kilometers apart.
How to move forward with data transfers between the EU and US
you know, "IoT Solution" is not at all specific. For good guidance, you need to give a few more details, like where will this "solution" run (on the "thing" side or on the server side, on a smart hub, etc?). What goals do you have? how should this thing look, architecture wise?
You are very much mistaken, it is almost always the family doing this.

As an example:

https://www.canlii.org/en/on/onsc/doc/2017/2017onsc6511/2017...

[2] Following Shalom’s brain death his family had discussions with the staff at Humber River Hospital. They explained that in accordance with Shalom’s and their religious beliefs, Shalom was not considered to be dead under Jewish law until he stopped breathing and his heart stopped beating. Neither had occurred because he was on ventilator life support.

The hospital board ruled he met the guidelines to be considered "dead" - the family went to court to overturn this.
I'm somewhat convinced that Say's Law was the big detour from sensible economic theory. Simply put, production sustains humanity. Without production somewhere there's no consumption. Handing out money fundamentally does not spur production. But also since money is half of every transaction, the scarcity of money & the value of money over time is crucially important to not interfere with.
> the people at the desks are seen as cattle to be more efficiently packed

Absolutely. It's so dehumanizing. It boggles my mind that they think they have the right to do things like this, it betrays a lack of basic respect for other humans that's hard to articulate.

We must discuss this pathology. What is the origin of this mindset? How do these businesses and institutions start thinking like this? Treating people as inhuman resources to be efficiently allocated and managed as they see fit, and any method used to do so is justified?
It is possible to write language agnostic code. Consider SectorLISP which is written in C that's also valid JavaScript See https://justine.lol/sectorlisp2/#evaluation and https://github.com/jart/sectorlisp/blob/c9ce1c54a024ac4774a2... and also https://github.com/jart/sectorlisp/blob/main/lisp.c
My first one was a X30 in the early 2000s when I was a computer science student in college. I got it for a student price well under MSRP and couldn't believe how well a machine could be built. It was an amazing machine that was ahead of its time trying to be an ultralight portable with a 12" screen and no CD-ROM (an unheard of omission on a laptop of that era). It was perfect for taking anywhere and it ran Debian and later Ubuntu (version 2!) just fine. I still miss that machine, it was perfect.
Tell HN: Old.reddit.com does not work anymore
Yes, definitely. And it shouldn't be the patient doing the writing! Having somebody less involved to take notes can be super helpful.

And yes, physicians should absolutely write things down too. Once I went in for surgery and after I woke up both the surgeon and the anesthesiologist talked with me and told me important things. Hours later, I only remembered scattered phrases, with my clearest memory being me saying I didn't think I was in shape to talk then. Happily, some of what they said was written down. But not all of it!
University administration is destroying higher education. So much graft and waste - rather than cutting down on administrative bloat, the solution is always to cut resources from those doing useful productive work.
Think of cash as a call option premium for being able to buy future investments at a lower price.

People tout the "cash loses to inflation" mantra as an absolute - they forget that in large market downturns, cash availability compresses while assets become in greatly less demand. So cash being available when everyone desperately needs it, but few have it, gives cash a value explodes on a opportunity basis for a window of time.
Hm, still works for me, e.g. https://old.reddit.com/r/RISCV/new/
I think a better way to put it is "trying to find flaws" vs "trying to understand".
If your goal is to understand, you can explicitly state or show it preemptively. "I'm trying to understand X." "My current understanding is XYZ. Right?" (Note, trying to find flaws has its place as well, but it's more touchy)

Most important is the concept of safety as defined in Crucial Conversations. I would be willing to go into very thorny conversation as long as it feels safe. Safety is fundamentally based on mutual purpose and mutual respect.

>The intention is invisible

If the intention is important, then make it visible. "I'm trying to understand this system and want to make sure it is as reliable as possible". I would then be much more willing to go into such a conversation (assuming I believe you and agree that reliability is indeed important)
having been on the family side of this, i can personally guarantee that the people actually performing the procedures are against it. You should draw a distinction between a hospital and its doctors.
Reminds me of the lyrics to “do you realize” by the flaming lips:

https://genius.com/The-flaming-lips-do-you-realize-lyrics
In January 2021 the market seemed overheated so I mostly cashed out, and sold a lot of my 401K stock, putting it into safer assets.

From May to September as tech indexes got cheaper I began buying them up in my rollover IRA. Two and a half weeks ago I started loading up on tech indexes with my spare liquid assets - I am down about 2.3% on that right now.

I still have some spare liquid assets, but it's easily possible the market can go down more. IYW is down over 35% YTD, IGV is down 34.71% YTD. Then again, if conditions are rosy, you're not going to get to buy Google, Salesforce etc. at such discounts off their highs.

The price of tech stocks has been too high for me for a long time, so I have had a lot of cash. The past two and a half weeks I piled most of my spare liquid cash into the market. I still have a little bit more I can put in, but more than that and I start tapping into my rainy day fund. Any how, I don't think I would buy more on a small dip at this point, it would have to be a bigger dip for me to buy more tech indexes now.

I don't even like buying stocks, but it's hard to resist buying the tech stocks at such a discount off their peak at the end of last year.
This was floated around in the UK for porn websites and was an absolute disaster for the government:
https://theconversation.com/amp/why-age-verification-is-anot...
The idea that nothing matters also doesn’t matter so you can go back to enjoying yourself and letting things matter without being a downer for nothing
We exclusively use Hetzner (Finland and Germany) for the servers, and they use hydropower and wind (see https://www.hetzner.com/unternehmen/umweltschutz/).

I've been wanting to write a blog post about what this means and how much it matters in practice, but there's a lot of research to do still. If someone here works in the area, please get in touch!
The goal isnt to actually block children. They goal is to satisfy the corporations legal obligations: whatever scheme requires the least effort, the least information from the applicant, but still meets the minimum standard.

Better idea: webcam verification of government ID. Client-side/in-browser AI software matches only name and birthday before passing OK to website. Zero information is actually transmited/stored. Patent please.
It wouldn’t be corruption if the technology was claimed by the government under eminent domain or other mechanisms for taking over parts of industry
It's interesting how the ThinkPads used to be the tech person's™ laptop of choice because of their repairability and extendability, but nowadays most tech people (at least in the professional setting) are using Apple's MacBooks which are the opposite when it comes to repairability and extendability.
I've never worked anywhere that used a FOSS solution for CI. We currently use buildkite, my last two jobs used TeamCity and another job used Electric Commander (!).

We don't care about vendor lock in, we can rewrite the build scripts. We care about support.
Fully agree that reading K&R is a must, because it puts C in context, it gives you the background that explains why C is like it is. Also, as a non-trivial bonus, it teaches you, by example, how to write great technical documentation.
It’s pretty obvious that this will all be cloud based. I just don’t see people wanting to have a full rack of hardware in their houses, when many are already opting out of even small things like laptops in favor of mobile and iPads. The business models of any company providing an AI service definitely would not even consider on-prem when recurring subscription fees are so well accepted by consumers now.
>religious beliefs that "everything must be done" to save a life no matter how much pain or suffering is causes. It's morally distressing.

A life full of pain and suffering is still a life. The alternative you're offering is not something without paid and suffering, it's worse. Notexisting is worse than pain and suffering.
Surprisingly, there was a video that aired just yesterday which talked about how deeply entrenched Russia is in Germanys IT infrastructure.

(German) https://youtu.be/dtZf-A4Qd5k
Maybe he was a Predator in an earlier life? :)
Remember that the only number that really matters in terms of your bank account is 0. As long as you can hold off 0, you are doing fine. A lot of other people are in the same boat.

Otherwise, you don't need to look at the value of your options.
The doctors I know (roughly ~10 to ~15) are very much against “overtreatment”. The biggest problem they have is dealing with emotional family members.

There was also huge public fervor when the suggestion of funding mere discussion of end of life options was proposed with the Affordable Care Act:

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26195604/
Also technically an impossibility, since evolution would not be possible without extinction
Yes and what I make of it in relation to information quality on Wikipedia is the red string meme. Classic conspiracy-theory boogeyman nonsense, all allusion and vaguery.
I do not know much about Taiwan, but I am a great admirer of Audrey Tang of Pugs fame.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audrey_Tang

She has some nice political ideas as well.
They did not "copy data". they purchased something, returned it for a refund and then kept it by turning off the kindle's wifi.

This clearly is retail fraud.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19069587 says that at least the first part has been fixed. Maybe this article should be marked 2018 (or 2017?).
this is the path to wisdom.

happy walking.
But Shatner is an actor? I'm not sure I agree with the implication that one type of artist is better to send than another but I do agree that maybe we should consider the frivolous waste of sending people to space for joyrides when the cost is so high.
With fuel fires burning that long on the rail bridge, the steel is useless now. I haven't seen any images of RU fire-fighting on the bridge to put anything out. They'll need to replace the tracks at the very least. Likely they'll need to replace all of those sections of rail bridge. That would take ~2 weeks to a month in the US in peace time. As RU doesn't have span launchers, it's going to take them months to repair, if they even can get the pre-made spans to do so, what with sanctions. That bridge is kaput for at least 3 months, if not the whole war.
Donald Trump was banned from Twitter after the sustained extreme outbursts after he lost, after Twitter fueled the rise of Trumpism by first ignoring their published rules when he violated them and then, as that drew increasing attention, changed the published rules to create arbitrary, subjective exceptions for government and major political figures.
Check out SimpleIoT: https://github.com/simpleiot/simpleiot
Technically that is correct although when replying I had in mind use cases that are neither commercial nor personal.
I'm not going to blog anything. No one cares what I say, and I'm going to change zero minds about anything, no matter what I write.

In the human race, I am but fodder. One of the masses of people just existing. I come here to learn things, and I wind up getting in arguments, because it's more or less the only place in my life where I have feelings about stuff that isn't the feeling of pure pain.
I'm rejecting the premise indicated by your forward slash, that being a team leader and setting an emotional tone for everyone involved are synonymous.

The rest of the team had a sharp constrast to Shatner in their style of celebration, so which group wasn't following their leader's tone properly? And the group that was celebrating loudly was doing so independent of Bezos, but somehow required him to join in soon and give their tone his affirmation? It's an absurd idea. It makes no sense after just a bit of thought.
Denys Davydov – My channel is now demonetized because I talk about the war
I wouldn’t characterize it as “paranoid about litigation”. Lawsuits against physicians are common, and you absolutely have to consider the small but real risk of having to defend your actions in court. I’m a physician and see this play out all the time, and there’s a reason malpractice insurance is as expensive as it is.
Other articles (e.g. https://www.tagesschau.de/inland/bahn-sabotage-101.html) do mention fibre cables.
I was in Park City, Utah, not during ski season, just looking around, and we decided to stop and walk around. Parking meters theoretically took coins or cards, but all were nonfunctional. The only way to pay for parking was by installing their app. Promptly uninstalled it when I left, but still… with no smartphone, you literally could not legally park on the street.
HERE WeGo also has offline maps (although you have to download them prior to being offline).

Useful for when I have been traveling and need GPS nav and there isn't cell service.
The Innovators, by Walter Isaacson, is another good book.

Very easy and entertaining read for anyone interested in the history/evolution of computers.
5 Time-Saving VS Code Shortcuts and How to Memorize Them
Review: Should ethanol be scheduled as a drug of high risk to public health?
About the same for me tho I'm far less diligent about tab cleanup. Maybe some one here has a recommendation for tab management? As in, many open or easy to reopen when I go back looking for them.
Ofcourse they are. Having spent a whole lot of time in hospitals with elderly family members over the last couple years its pure madness. One doc told me its like watching farmers keep entire fields of mostly dead plants alive.
I ran into a number of finicky issues building siftrss[1] a few years back. One I toiled over quite a bit was the discovery that Feedly, a very popular feed reader, does not support gzip. I haven't checked in recent years, but they may still not.

It's frustrating when you're forced to change the behavior of your "agnostic" application for the sake of a large, commonly-used third party tool in the ecosystem.

[1] https://siftrss.com/
> GHB was subsequently classified as a Class B1 drug under the Misuse of Drugs Act, that is, as a prohibited drug of high risk to public health. The dangerousness level of ethanol was found to be at least similar to that of GHB in this analysis.