skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The US certainly isn't the only civilized country to use penal labor. Regardless, I still wouldn't have a problem with it (done correctly).

The average person is forced to work in one way or the other. Not sure why committing a crime is a get out of work (and into jail) card.
That shit is fucking ridiculous.
You need to see a psychiatrist for diagnosis and treatment. You are showing symptoms of depression. If you have depression, you can't get out of it by yourself -- you will need help. Fortunately, there are professionals standing by who have dedicated their lives to helping people just like you.

There can be biological causes for low mood and energy. I'll mention two.

The first is hypothyroidism (low thyroid). This comes on insidiously, with lower and lower levels over a span of years. Your energy gets lower and lower, slowly over time. Thyroid hormone is needed by every cell in your body to produce energy. Can be diagnosed with the TSH blood test (if above 3, suspect hypothyroidism).

The second is low testosterone, which can also be diagnosed with blood tests. It also develops insidiously. Testosterone has a powerful effect on the brain. A hundred years ago, testosterone was used as a therapy for depression (it worked).

Go see a doctor. You can't get out of it by yourself.
I've been using deta for a (quite small) side project for a year now. It's free, but it has quite the limitations: max RAM of 512 MB (recently upgraded, before it was 128), and their database is a custom thingy, which doesn't have too many features.
You can learn all the biochemistry about a strawberry, but actually _tasting_ one is going to be a new experience. I don't see any need to bring in metaphysics to explain this (in fact, doing so indicates a confusion of ideas to me).

When we describe sensory experiences to one another, we usually do so in comparisons. "It tastes like chicken." "They look like little blue bananas." "It smells like almonds and paint thinner."

Of course there will be a gap in understanding if Mary has never tasted chicken, seen the color blue, or smelled paint thinner.

> ...despite having previously learnt all the physical facts about colour vision...

Well, we _could_ simply include scratch-and-sniff in our physics books...

If Mary never actually had examples of the different colors, then she wouldn't know how to recognize a color when she eventually saw one. But that's because she (and pretty much everyone else) can't synthesize accurate sensory simulations given information like frequencies or wavelengths.

One could imagine a machine that could take the physical description of a color, taste, smell, and stimulate Mary's brain to simulate a sensory experience. No metaphysics necessary.
How hard / how long did it take to switch?
> - The median 2BR in Manhattan is $5,550

Holy smokes. Is that a counter argument? Is that a normal price?

> - You can easily get perfectly comfortable 2 BRs in nice neighborhoods for far under $2M.

Yes, you can. 1000 sq ft for $1M. You'll live in a building built in 1930-1960. Is that normal? How many people can afford a million bucks mortgage?

Let's do a back of the envelope calculations. Quick google search:

> Experts suggest you might need an annual income between $100,000 to $225,000, depending on your financial profile, in order to afford a $1 million home.

Since we are talking about families with kids in New York, I would not hold my breath to rely on $100k annually. $200k is much more realistic.

$200k is ~$5500 bi-weekly paycheck if you are not investing anywhere (401k, stocks, etc).

$1M mortgage is apprx. $6,275 per month. So you need 2 paychecks at a minimum to cover your mortgage expenses alone.

You are left with $4,725. Utilities will take another $200/month = $4,525 - $1k (food) = $3,525. Internet + phone + entertainment for kids + home maintenance - $500/month at a minimum. You are left with $3k. That might be enough if you are ready to live like a robot.

Now, all these calculations are based on the fact that you magically had $200k downpayment, which is a massive amount of money by itself. Average account balance of Americans is $4k (40-45 yo population, data from 2019), which means saving $200k is extremely hard.

An average of 6.68% of US households make over 200k. So, roughly 6.7% of the US population can _potentially_ afford to live in an old 1000 sq ft 2BR in Manhattan.

> I know a wide range of NYC kids and their parents of all age ranges. They haven't sacrificed anything growing up here.

Well, I do know as well. But the counter-argument here is that they don't actually realize that they are sacrificing anything. They have a belief that everything is normal, things are going fine, but that's simply not truth. I lived in New York for 10 years and I thought that the place was OK. Once a travelled a bit across the US, I realized how miserable New Yorkers (including myself) are.
I agree the community needs a GNOME fork that serves the needs of the community and it could be feasible if System76 managed to bring other communities that build on top of GNOME like Cinnamon and Budgie, but this "re-writing significant portions" on their own without bring others is doomed.

Canonical already tried this with Unity8 and failed in a time they had much more popularity and community support than System76.
I am confused as to why this wasn't expected. "We removed our objective measures, but then the process became more subjective." Riiiiiiight.
> The few warmongers often have the support of the majority, e.g. in Russia right now, where polls consistently show 70% support or more for Putin's attack on Ukraine.

We should take a step back and think about Russia's problem.

Not only did Russia's dictatorship made it illegal and a punishable offense to express any negative feeling regarding Russia's invasion of Ukraine, they manipulate all their media with pro-Putin and pro-war propaganda.

Keep in mind that Russia's regime response to anti-mobilization protesta was to arrest protesters and force them to the war front.

No wonder a big chunk of Russians, when faced with any war-related question, they make it their point to promptly give a canned response on how they are apolitical. Self-preservation in a totalitarian state kicks in almost as a Darwinian response.

If you found yourself living in that sort of castrating society, what would you answer if state posters asked you what you thought of the ongoing war?
100%. "Possible" particle? :)
The best way is to reheat it on low temperatures in an oven. Heats it just enough without ruining it.
I would guess AML, not fraud.
From agency to client and back again
Look at what causes the support calls and fix the problems. Ideally the apps you work on shouldn't have downtime or breaking changes. I know things don't always go to plan, but you can address getting frequent calls to deal with preventable problems.

I currently support three web apps for different customers, and I will get called if something blows up. I have monitoring on the apps and cloud resources so I usually find out about problems before my customers or their users do. I have implemented deployment processes to prevent breaking changes as much as possible, and rollback/recovery processes just in case. I get two or three emergency calls a year.
I don't think it's "whataboutism" to point out that we're comfortable
buying goods made with child labour so long as they're from another
country - and that sets a moral bar for when it's done closer to home.

Surely people remember those girls manufacturing Amazon and Apple
products at Foxconn, about 14 years old, who tried to kill themselves
by jumping off the roof, but Foxconn just installed nets to catch them
and bounce them back onto the production line.

EDIT: I found the entity investigaing the matter [1]. And
also another story indicating that it may have been an
internal whsitleblower who began the trail.

[1] https://borgenproject.org/labor-exploitation-at-foxconn-chin...

[2] https://www.cnet.com/tech/tech-industry/undercover-reporter-...
Especially since finding participants here whose psychology and job experience parallel Putin's quite closely will not be easy.

One the one hand:
Putin bluffs about whether he's bluffing about bluffing. His word is chaff. If he says he won't be invading, it's a pretty good indication he will. Etc.

On the other hand:
When one person is vital to the course of events and can't be removed, prediction generally becomes a fool's game, either way; because human brains are, needless to say, highly complex. Concentrating power means anything can happen (but not that anything will, of course.)

Pick your poison. With Putin being the other player, no course of action, including pacifism, is anything but risky. Gird your loins (as none of the kids say.)
Yes, the American system is extremely good at turning short sentences into long ones for petty things. That’s very profitable for the prison industry.
While they can’t force a Prosecutor to prosecute, the ruling does bolster the lawsuits from those impacted like families and partners. I’m curious what your definition of “anywhere” is
University staffs' (that are reasonably high up) kids are always given priority. That's just how it works. The reason is that you don't want the parent to leave or complain.
I'm sending you an email, but just want to mention I had a period in 2019 where I felt exactly as you describe. But then, things happened.
> for the languages I hack on, they're DSLs that wouldn't be appropriate to write an editor in

Ha, I have been working on a DSL for writing DSLs, which perhaps explains my perspective a bit.
14 year olds can legally work at McDonalds in some states, subject to restrictions.
I understand but nothing changes for me, I already used the non-free ISOs. The only difference is that they will put the non-free ISOs at the front and the regular in the back. The ISOs will be the same.

But thanks ;)
Yet again Google proving it shouldn't be used in the Enterprise. Not that far fetched to see a future event where a Google ML algorithm decided a corporation's fiscal earnings document didn't meet the ML model's community guidelines and locked a CFO's account.
Respectfully disagree. It’s not an appeal to authority at all, it was highlighting neurodiversity. It is quite common for autistic people to have heightened auditory perceptions, that does not make them authorities in the field of audio unless they have studied it and become a recognised authority. Everyone perceives the world differently. That’s exactly why a detective interviews multiple witnesses in an attempt to gain a more accurate perspective of the objective reality.

You’ve taken a tweet and you’re now trying to define a narrow window of acceptable discussion about the tweet based on it’s title. How many conversations are you having in real life that stick to such rigid parameters? That’s not how conversation works. This isn’t a formal paper that must be laser focussed on a single topic. It’s a much more relaxed space that allows for discussion of things that may even only be weakly related to the original content. Someone could post a story about their time in Amsterdam with no relation to Call of Duty or video games and I would still consider it valid discussion.

You can’t just just pick and choose that all technical discussion of the topic must now be about the improved graphics and nothing else. You also can’t assume that your interpretation of the title is the correct one or the one the author intended. Doing so is arrogance, which ironically enough, is one of the nine diagnostic criteria of Narcissistic Personality Disorder according to the DSM-5.
>This is about as silly as dating app profiles that cut off at 6'.

But it's reality. Women extremely rarely think of men under 6' as ideal mates.
Stage 4 colon cancer here, diagnosed at 35. I feel like people would do well with colonoscopies in their 30s too. But it's hard to imagine insurance paying for it.
> Sure, but, again, decoherence doesn't explain (1) why the wave function is split in the classical states (position, momentum etc.) and not other states (linear combinations of position and momentum and spin etc.); and (2) doesn't explain why different states have the precise probabilities of being observed that they do. You still need to postulate these features.

I agree that (1) is a strong objection that I do not have an easy solution to. (2) I think is addressable in the same way that it is in CI - our theory has to explain our observed experience and the born rule (whether CI-flavored or MWI-flavored) is how we do so.

> No one has ever successfully put a macroscopic object in superposition

But getting larger and larger. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41567-019-0663-9

Thanks for an informative discussion!
It would be the same for pole vaulting. You can enter the competition at a lower height and continue to clear as the height increases. Once you fail at a height you still have the highest height you did clear for the competition which you can still win with. That was probably a horrible explanation - my apologies if so.
MIDI was designed is to interface between hardware synths and is a serial communication format. Modules are a digital song format intended to be played by a MOD player.
I think it’s very heavily weighted by the subreddits you post in rather than the content of your posts. This was clear to me when I tried my different Reddit usernames that are both very educational and similar tone but focus on completely separate businesses.
Hi Cilvic,
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Cut in half over a decade (2010-2020). Ouch.

Replacement rates seem really hard to grok though. If the average woman needs to have more than 2 kids… well that just seems doomed to fail. Having three kids feels like a n aggressive choice in my area. Having 4+ kids is reaching the “are you crazy” kind of levels. How is this ever going to work if the world becomes more developed
Also https://world.hey.com/dhh/why-we-re-leaving-the-cloud-654b47...
I'm interested in how Google does this on a technical level. Anyone have insight? Do they have a database of "known hateful files" and compare the md5s or something like that? do they scan text and videos for word combinations and sentences known to be hate speech?
That's nonsensical and blends legal consent and practical capacity for decisions. Most 12 year olds can tell you if they like orange juice with breakfast when asked if they want some. An affirmation is a consent.

The 18th birthday is not a magical doorway.
Can you please explain how the child would get home from the after school activity, if it existed?

I’m being clear when I am saying there really aren’t any EC options . In poor areas , there’s no money because school funding comes from property tax . Where I went, the funding was so tight they had to fire the foreign language , art teachers and music teachers . If they can’t afford regular instructors , where is the money coming from for the ECs?
Mods should rename.
dokku does that well. not sure if it works on ARM arch though.
In my case I use a thread_local pointer that I initialize right before epoll_pwait and set back to null immediately after. The pointer points to the same data structures that I would otherwise use to handle signalfd events. Yeah it's a little icky to use the global but I think it ends up semantically equivalent.
Yeah, confused headscratching here. I'm trying to understand where the OP got the impression that PHP8 has been just released because that is a heck of a delay. Did a distro got 8.0 just now?

Edit: I weakly suspect it could be Ubuntu (because of their new release), but nope, it was last year: https://www.phoronix.com/news/Ubuntu-21.10-PHP-8-Transition, so if OP could explain the reason for mistaking PHP 8 as a new thing then it would clear up my headscratching.
TBH this might be one of Ye’s people trying to control the damage.
You might be able to clock 13 year olds from around you, but are you sure you can do it reliably for the entire world?
"Promoting strong family structures and communities"

What does this actually mean in practice? This vague comment could mean anything from running for office, passing no laws and shouting "Hey don't get divorced" to passing laws making it illegal for anybody to get divorced.

"Supporting social norms that dissuade destructive behavior"

Nobody is for "destructive behavior". What is "destructive behavior" and what changes does this vague comment mean in practice? It could mean anything from passing no laws and shouting "don't do drugs" to dissuading homeliness by throwing all homeless people in jail.
Consciousness is not a thing that gets bifurcated. It is just a word for an information state that is aware. If you create two information states, you have two awareness states. That is not bifurcation any more than copying a movie and editing one pixel on one frame (or as a better analogy having an effectively infinite number of frames with every possible pixel combination some of which describe aware states).

I don't see how that would allow or require seeing a cat in a complex linear superposition. You just have one set of frames which describe a live cat and another set of frames that describe a dead cat.
Shameless plug, I created my own awesome list that covers many of these providers - I curated products that developers would like:

https://github.com/agamm/awesome-developer-first#deployment-...

I might add the limits too - a cool idea.
Personne c'est vieux et déprécie
Payment processing is an unbelievably competitive business. I've done some work there and wow the owners... I can't speak to the whole world but what I saw of it. The intent is to start off scummy on purpose and hope to make a business of it later if you get traction is how I would describe it.
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Reading and comprehending is hard.

You can have it on Google Drive, you just can’t share it.
Because they cannot read between the lines

Don't hate the player, hate the game. Your general in the upper strata has to play the game, it's the job. But you can also get a beer and become friends with him or her.

Sociopathic behavior is genuinely useful to participate in. Just have awareness of what's going on, and down cycle and up cycle your "talking in between the lines" as necessary. And have fun
Why would removing the “common application” remove heartache? I’m not familiar with that idea.
Is there an example of a government that has outlawed slavery without some sort of exception for prisons, etc?
Test prep is not overblown. Prior to test-prep I got a 630 on my math section. Post test prep I got an 800.

Why? Prior to test prep I was solving the problems as I was taught in calculus. Deriving equations. The test prep re-inforced memorizing key formulas and how to think not about solving the problem but eliminating options and determining when it's faster to validate if a given answer is correct.

SAT test prep does work. Similar to how FANG interview prep also works.
> They select for math ability, it just so happens that students with access to great resources get better at math than those without them.

So we just throw our hands up and lament that those without preexisting opportunities stay down?

I completely disagree. Colleges should be looking for high ceiling students who have the potential to do great things if the college throws their resources at the kid for four years.

> A students innate ability is irrelevant for college admissions. What matters is what are your actual capabilities. Are you capable doing mathematics at the highest level or are you not?

Last time I checked, the whole point of college is to develop these skills!

Should every single person who didn't get to take advanced math in high school be immediately disqualified from studying high level math, even if they have the potential to do incredibly well given the tools? This isn't to say that students who have the foundation should be kept down, more that those without it shouldn't be excluded if they have the potential to succeed.
You can zip the file and pw protect it so Google can't access it. For all they know it's just vacation pictures.
Sadly, because you are incorporated, I do not think you can go the small claims court route. Maybe hit up the legalist for funding and or check with an attorney who does financial class action in San Francisco. You are probably not alone and considering the nature of your business being small, you may have a claim that it destroyed your operations and ability to earn(which they probably did in reality). *Not a lawyer and not legal advice.
Almost no systems use fixed microcode.

What RISC took advantage of was decoupling the memory bus from the CPU clock rate and the introduction of instruction and data caches.

RISC is a simple interface, but the internal processor complexity is as high or higher than CISC (thanks to RISC simplicity). Speculative execution, reordering instructions, hazards, branch prediction these issues are the same across both.

The front end isn't this huge deal. CPUs all do the same thing, attempt to unroll huge state machines and compress time. The ISA is just a way to get that problem into the CPU.
> No mainstream operating system does that today

... by default. Doesn't mean that the software doesn't support it (by simply flipping DNSSEC=no to DNSSEC=yes in resolved.conf). It also doesn't mean they can't switch the default once most compatibility issues are solved.

> Obviously, an ISP can simply flip the `AD` bit in any DNS response it wants to edit.

... which would be rejected by DNSSEC validation in the client.

Besides, many DNSSEC queries are currently validated by trusted DNS servers like Cloudflare's and Google's which don't flip the `AD` bit and can communicate to the clients via a secure protocol like DNS-over-HTTPS (implemented in Firefox and Android) or DNS-over-TLS.

So don't dismiss the value that it already has, even without client-side DNSSEC validation.
Love this. I consider myself a mix of social and introverted as well. Thanks for sharing!
cringe.....
The Prior-Art-O-Matic has all the ideas for hilarious inventions: https://thesurrealist.co.uk/priorart

(There was also someone featured on HN who wrote a daily post containing 3-4 product/service ideas for a while; those had a bit more thought put into them than a RNG can provide.)
> For the kernel to deliver true async file I/O, either all this code needs to be rewritten to be non-blocking

This is, I believe, the NT model.
I was trying to highlight likely failure mechanisms that could occur if the order were given. I strongly believe that only a small percentage of their nukes would work (2-10%)[1], so a solo launch is less than likely to work. However if things to escalate, that's still 120-600 detonations if they were to the 6,000 weapons in their stockpile.[2]

In which case, you wouldn't be able to collect if I was wrong

[1] Guestimate -- based on no provable facts or sources

[2] https://thebulletin.org/premium/2022-02/nuclear-notebook-how...
> It’s illegal and money transmitters are regulated.

It's only illegal if the regulator enforces action. Good luck getting regulators to enforce action on something like this.
Posted on another thread and haven’t heard an answer, so I’ll post it here too… Serious question: how do you refactor code when using nesting? In my experience it makes styles impossible to audit.
As always with content ID for "totally only bad things trust the authorities" there are humans behind these systems, and humans will do what they want regardless of the intent or rules of the system.