skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The recent article (described in the Guardian) shows Cartesian dualism lives on in psychiatric science

https://amp.theguardian.com/society/2022/nov/05/study-finds-...
So this doesn't affect you at all.
You get a curated experience with a bunch of good games, and an authentic controller.

Additionally, the Genesis Mini 2 (one of the minis discussed in the article) comes with a bunch of games that you can't find elsewhere. There's brand new Genesis ports of Fantasy Zone, Super Locomotive, and Patter (old arcade games from the 80s), there's old unreleased games (Star Mobile and the English version of Rainbow Islands Extra), and most impressively, there's brand new versions of Space Harrier 1 and 2 for prototype Genesis hardware that supported sprite scaling (it got cut out of the retail hardware because the functionality took up too much die space). If you're not a Sega fan you might not care about any of this, but there's lots of new stuff for the fans even if they've played all the previously released games.
Follow a hashtag. Posts from various different servers will show up in your feed, and you can follow people by just clicking “follow”.
Sometimes I feel like I'm brain damaged: Why does is the iOS popup so damaging? Users have to log into the FB App to use it right? Then once logged in, FB knows who the user is, and voila, personalized ads. Where is the loss? It honestly doesn't help that when I try to look it up, all I find are FB press releases or various surface-level articles.
That's the point, Fortran today is a DSL for computational science, that's it and mainly what it focuses on today. It is not (if it ever was) a general programming language.
It's called rent-seeking. Like Pantone demanding $15/month to use their colors.
I didn't know what a hypercube was, I found the explanation helpful.
Matter, the new smart home connectivity standard
Colleges make more money anyway, and the additional bloat does support larger programs, just not very efficiently. With all the free money floating around, I suppose they aren't very economically pressured to be efficient. They surely need large administrative departments dedicated to making sure students have an easy time securing more loans.
Other relevant links:

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matter_(standard)#cite_note-gh...

2. https://www.theverge.com/2022/10/4/23386883/matter-smart-hom...
> intended to be ridden like scooters but with pedals as a form of backup power.
Typically, the owner of the VerifiedEmail type restricts your ability to construct new values of that type by making the constructor private and then only "blessing" a small number of public constructors, each one performing that verification.

If any type could be converted to any other (compatible) type for any reason whatsoever then types would have no semantic value. But fortunately, we can control how types are constructed and used.
I’m in the field as well. I own/manage multiple commercial properties. It’s in my post history.

Your comments are low quality and do not give me the impression that you’re experienced in RE.
The so called "zero-covid policy" in China has already failed, in practice, though the party would never admit their failure. Now they identify thousands of new cases daily in almost all states.

A lot of tragedies happened during massive, brutal lockdown across the whole country. People are not getting paid, facing mental health difficulties, even food shortages when they are forced to stay at home. No COVID deaths, but a lot deceased. Chinese state media will not cover these. It's somewhat saddening that people get to know all these only when Apple cannot supply enough iPhones.
I saw a humorous exchange at a social event: Someone is texting another person to exchange phone numbers and a green bubble appears. "Is it not working or are you on Android?"

In that moment I understood the genius of not just shipping an iMessage for Android app. Not having an iPhone is perceived as a failure state.
Yep. It's interesting how uniform the US messaging mesh is (practically everyone on iMessage). An average American's chance of having Whatsapp installed on their phone is a function of how likely they are to have contacts from abroad.
3 cherry picked cities in the USA? Here is a better source that is national (USA):

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/ACTLISCOUUS

Listings are still very low compared to pre-pandemic levels not to mention by many metrics there was already a shortage before the pandemic stemming all the way back to the great recession. Some interesting reading:

https://usafacts.org/articles/population-growth-has-outpaced...

https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2022/10/26/housing-mark...

https://www.pewtrusts.org/en/research-and-analysis/blogs/sta...

https://www.fanniemae.com/research-and-insights/perspectives...
How is that relevant to bomb threats at a hospital?
I bought the Genesis mini as well as the SNES mini because they look cool on the shelf over my desk. I've played them a little but mostly it's just a nostalgic conversation piece.
Amazing product there Ysai!

While on the topic of AWS Lambda, I thought I'll drop mention of KloudMate, an Observability tool that I am the co-founder of, mainly for Lambda and other AWS Serverless services. Your Developers will love it!

Do give it a try for your company if you will, it's got a generous forever free account too :)
No more than the ebikes, mopeds, and motorcycles already on the road, so that doesn't really change much...
This isn't quite correct about which genres make the most. The biggest money makers are Romance/Erotica and Crime/Mystery by an extremely wide margin.
I have my Dad's record collection. A digital jukebox that has all the record covers - and plays the right version and track listing when you pick an album, would be just fantastic.
The article title is strange but this Is just the number of California employees right, so still 3700 / 50% globally
Perhaps it was revenue from the tens of millions of Americans now getting healthcare?

This analysis shows the majority of health insurers becoming less profitable after Obamacare?

https://www.commonwealthfund.org/publications/issue-briefs/2...
Yeah the 13 mini is a pretty excellent form factor. It fits in most hands, pockets, and slots in bags. It’s even small enough to toss in a suit jacket without being visible or causing the jacket to sag.
What’s fascinating to me is that this discourse has the tone and pacing of literally any HN conversation.

Take from that what you will.
Funnily, 50cc scooters/bikes are limited to 30km/h max! It's common to exceed the limit a bit.
How many of them actually lived in San Francisco?
There's something charming about the passion the owner has for such a traditional and manual way of making soy sauce.

It makes me want to help keep it alive by buying it in bulk. All of my friends and family would be happy with this as a gift, right?

http://amazon.com/dp/B0036TFXY0
This is the first time I've heard of iA Writer, it looks like exactly what I need right now for nanowrimo... focused on writing prose with some minimal feedback tools. Going to give it a shot!
Ask HN: What are some good methods for learning accents [in English]?
I went to a museum in Italy and Roman plumbing was very modern looking. They had valves, t bends, taps, pressure nozzles etc. made of bronze or lead. Really did not expect that.
No doubt education and health care have become corrupt feeding frenzies for bureaucrats mediating these industries. However, your cry, "competition", is exactly the rallying cry of these bureaucrats.

Neither education nor health care make sense to organize by competition - the consumer lacks the ability to make the informed choices that an effective market requires. Obama care, in fact, contained a variety of pseudo-competition schemes to bring down costs, all of which predictably failed. And we're seen the disaster of various for-profit colleges.
An insecure form of 2FA.
These text logs present an incredibly bleak picture: a small group of extraordinarily wealthy and powerful men who have convinced themselves that they are the arbiters of our natural and legal rights.

There are endless legitimate criticisms of social media, moderation, the companies that dominate our online landscape, &c.. But nothing in terms of opacity and sheer unaccountable power compares to this.
ah what a fantastic console that was. Still remember first time playing Soul Caliber, thinking how the graphics was possible. (not to mention all the cool characters like Sung Mina, Yoshimitsu, Cervantes...)
It is similar in terms of the user demographics to Facebook back in the day, but the revealed preferences of the users and way of using the social media are not similar at all.
Another one was Murfie (now defunct): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murfie
Better not get this to the front page.
Any evidence for this? Cool theory that I want to believe but it’s hard to believe; sounds like a romanticization of the past.
> We also know both are right-leaning and I wonder how much of that factored in to the firing of the human rights, ethics, accessibility etc teams.

From HN guidelines:
Eschew flamebait. Avoid generic tangents. Omit internet tropes.

Please don't use Hacker News for political or ideological battle. It tramples curiosity.
Allamaraine, count to four
Subsidized loans cap out at $23,000 for all four years. After that you're taking private loans at high rates. A relative was quoted 9.9% for most of his loans with a strong-credit adult co-signer, and that was well before the recent interest rate hikes.

https://studentaid.gov/understand-aid/types/loans/subsidized...
New vinyl records quite often come with single-use download codes.
You can using http://youglish.com to listening sound of word in context
That’s the problem with throwaway accounts. They’ve got so much conviction they won’t even dare use their real handles.

Don’t feed the trolls.
This made me chuckle, especially as the first comment.
That's not really "decentralized", that's "distributed". Those are two different topologies.
Wait, are you putting pistachios with the shell in your mouth?
I'd be careful with cherry pits.
`lldb` also uses Python, and it’s insane. Nobody wants a language where whitespace is significant as a debugging extension language! It’s verbose and unpleasant and fiddly to write in a REPL.
> Health Insurance stocks in the US did better than tech stocks after Obamacare passed. Why?

Is this a genuine question or is it rhetorical? I can’t really tell these days.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5145008/

Short answer is that insurance companies were “limited” to 20% profits and 80% expenses by ACA.

Smarter insurance companies realized quickly that they not only had zero incentives to cut costs, but they were actually incentivized to let costs increase to be as high as legally possible, thereby increasing their profit cap in absolute dollars.

I don’t know if this was the idea of one party, a bilateral backroom negotiation with the insurance companies, or a comprehensive lobbying victory, but it ended up being a massive boon for insurance companies and hospitals and a complete shitshow for consumers.

If this part of the ACA doesn’t change, it will break the US healthcare system.
XMPP still works wonderfully if you want to setup a chat server for your friends and family and be independent from all the walled garden messaging apps.
> That sounds like victim blaming. If more people "neglect" to use their power, or if the people who "neglect" to use their power are those who disproportionately prefer one party over another, then you're changing the outcome of elections based on the new voting system's inability to capture the true intent of voters (rather than improving its accuracy).

Is there any point where you would concede it was up to the individuals agency? I’m not trying to be combative, but whether or not you think this point exists matters a lot for continuing discourse
The math going on in the brain is very different to all this stuff. They're dynamical systems.

Stochastic gradient descent is trivial compared to what the brain is doing.

Plus, there are thousands of different types of neurons, with very distinct behaviors.
Visited link. Not exactly sure what it is. An OS, a protocol, a file share network?
We're really only a month into the new rates. People who locked in at the sub 6% interest rates were still closing in October. Either we see a dramatic drop in prices or inventory will surge.

Housing affordability has been demolished with these higher interest rates, so sales will drop off a cliff as we're already seeing with mortgage companies doing mass layoffs.
I was thinking similarly. The tone is incredibly casual considering the implications of the decision on both the company and society at large. There are basic spelling and grammar errors for goodness sake. I'm not criticizing, I just find that intensely interesting.
This is a great question I've asked myself many times. I recommend:

- Rachel's English, both the [Youtube video](https://www.youtube.com/user/rachelsenglish/videos) as well as her [online course](https://rachelsenglish.com)
- ELSA Speak, an iOS app that is great and whose pronunciation detection algorithm is uncannily good. The app design could be better, but it gets the job done and it makes me practice and learn what I'm doing wrong. However, I struggle to use it every day.

I'm open to finding new methods, but I generally find the available ones either too naive or too time consuming.
Yea likely many cash buyers will sit in a wait and see mode except for amazing properties (like waterfront that is being sold cheaper than expected etc) -- but the ability of the fed to drive housing prices down will probably be seen as a feature rather than a bug to many people -- so I would expect the fed will keep the high interest rates for 2-3 years. There were continual increases from 1977 to 1981 until finally things were reversed.. so interest rates being ~8% + for 3 years would seem cheap compared to the high interest rates of 1981 (hitting 18%). So seems likely housing prices will keep sliding for a while until some sort of equilibrium is found.
Reportedly, your a gullible moron for believing this.
Did a ton of leet like coding in high school and forgot most of it. Pretty irrelevant to most jobs. Unless you build low level tooling then you really dont bubble sort on a daily basis.
iTunes Match?
People probably aren't surprised as it's seen as par for the course now for big governments to do nefarious things for their interests. We're used to western governments doing it, what's the difference if Qatar does as well? In fact that way these foreign governments are reported on it's downright expected to see corruption(see the media coverage on Ukraine before the current crisis-- all US media liked to talk about was corruption)
Housing prices are dropping, as would be expected with the interest rate hikes.

House prices are set at the margins, just like any asset. Even if the folks with 3% mortgage rates sit tight and don’t sell, there will still be downward pressure on prices because prices are not determined by non-transactions. There are plenty of listings for those who need to exit the market and liquidate, driving inventory up.

Just a quick glance at Zillow and Redfin will show that Bay Area prices have already retreated 10-15% and in some cases back to 2019 levels. Every other listing has 100k+ price cuts or more.
Federighi and Schiller nailed it. With the benefit of hindsight, it’s clear that Google would have bungled a WhatsApp acquisition.

I think it’s refreshing to see that Fed & Phil had in mind a clear path to value with their existing hardware+software strategy, rather than rushing to the growth and market share at-all-costs strategy popular at the time.

It’s so easy to point to Federighi’s email and scream “monopolist”! But Apple was in no way close to commanding a monopoly in the mobile market back then.
After reading many resumes and talking to many candidates, it can matter. Many budget state colleges simply don’t have the curriculum, faculty, or clout- at least in my field. This means their graduates are like juniors at higher ranked schools. An exceptional student can overcome that obstacle, but they are swimming against the current.

Interestingly, the renowned private universities don’t seem to have any better of a curriculum than the high-grade public research universities. So from an education point of view, there still exists a ‘good enough’, it’s just not the budget state college.
Hard to read. Wished for so much more from this experiment.
In the US.

In continental Europe I've seen just the opposite. In many social contexts having an iPhone is associated with either being a mindless fanboy, a basic trend-following drone or, in general, bad with money.

As in "why would anyone overpay for a phone that does just the same as an Android?".

It's a very curious phenomenon.
Naturally, from the CLOUD :)
RISC-Vlim, a RISC-V Framework for Logic-in-Memory Architectures
isn't the whole point of federated service that I don't have to be on the same server as people I'm following?
What would also work, similarly is build your blog using vercel/netlify with tests as part of the deployment processes but are scripts you can run local too.
and yet here in NYC, we have people taking electric mopeds down the Hudson greenway and other protected pedestrian+bike paths.
Also a fan of Pimsleur. It’s a bit slower than other platforms but you will absolutely remember what you’ve learned, unlike most of the newer tools.
> If someone asks, you can always just say the IRS required you to give up your right to vote. This is a real thing done for some groups.

I am aware of special exemptions to paying FICA, income, and other normal taxes for certain religious orders and clergy who have elected not to participate in things like Social Security.

But can you cite more information about what you mean by “the IRS required you to give up your right to vote?”
If they have contacts in East Asia, they won't have Whatsapp either.
That url is the actual content, I meant an intermediary say a proxy
It’s a smart idea. And easy to build with ES. I would use something like this over Google, which now shows spam copies of StackExchange sites above the original content.

Aside: Maybe I’m too paranoid, but I wouldn’t show a pic of my specific modem and router models.
It bothers me that they straight up lied to us about this. They said in the iMessage announcement that it’d be an open protocol. Really duplicitous.

That and the way they remove you from group chats if you ever try to turn off iMessage makes the whole thing feel like a dark pattern to me. Apple really has us hostage as iMessage users.

I’m generally a big Apple fan but iMessage feels like abuse to me.
Besides the layoffs directly, the stock prices going down could cause people to get into trouble. Facebook had a program where you could get a mortgage that took into account your RSU income. Now that the stock is down 75% from a year ago, I would guess some people could have trouble paying their mortgage.
China, no. Wechat.
Japan, no. Line.
S. Korea, no - Kakaotalk.
South East Asia: Whatsapp, yes.

It is interesting.
Twitter and Other Tech Layoffs Raise H-1B Visa Employment Issues
the digital markets act should reverse this decision
Babbel is pretty good
Like an exploding headset triggered from the server
Who could have predicted that Elon Musk’s latest persona would be a less interesting and thinner-skinned reincarnation of Lowtax.
Anything is better than cars.
> so sales will drop off a cliff as we're already seeing with mortgage companies doing mass layoffs.

Certainly, but read these articles. the expert economists and firms. While that may be true it is also true that far fewer people will sell their homes and very few homes will be built exacerbating an already 20 year problem of under building. The USA will have a low demand and low supply problem in the short term but the low supply problem is likely to persist for quite some time (just as it has for the past decade).
https://www.reddit.com/r/tressless/wiki/microneedling/ is a good place to start reading up on microneedling for hairloss.
I guarantee you the US government is currently having backroom conversations with various companies that go, "if/when China invades Taiwan, we're cutting off all trade and we're not going to wait for you to be ready". It will probably be advantageous to be one of the ones already safely decoupled by the time this happens.
Ah hah, you've discovered how long it's been since I've thought about Ruby performance.

One important advantage of symbols versus strings is that Symbol#== is constant time.

At that point though why not use integer constants?
Are you telling me that you live where it is legal to possess, let alone publish/distribute/“free speech”, photographs of children being raped?

Because that is literally what happened circa I’m going to say 1992ish on Usenet, and not in overly obscure newsgroups, but also the ordinary default newsgroups.

There is no unmoderated free speech because sick freaks will always do horrible things with their speech if they think they can get away with it.

This is as factual as gravity: unmoderated free speech will never be legal speech.

Further, you don’t want unmoderated free speech. You cannot unsee those photos.
I looked into it years ago and a moped license was way easier to get than a motorcycle license. Now it appears they both have the same requirements, just the M2 is more restricted in what it can be used for.
Sure, appreciate the conversation. Also, love that comic.

Very fair concern. We’ll keep communicating what’s going on there and see what happens.
Everything he says about publishers and middlemen might be true, but it is not the reason why aspiring novelists don't make money. They don't make money because the supply of novels (including unpublished and self-published novels) is far greater than the demand. Furthermore, most unpublished and self-published novels are simply not very good.

Note that "bad" here need not mean they're poorly written, though that's often true. It might just mean that they don't have anything that would make someone choose to read them instead of doing something else.

Rewards are distributed to authors in a steep Pareto distribution partly because that is the distribution of talent, and partly because of the nature of the market: there is social value in reading the same books that other people have read. Either way the number of authors sitting near the decision boundary between "making it" and "not making it" is pretty small.
Omg, that’s what I interpreted it to mean when I read the most recent Twitter app patch notes, but I thought surely there was no way the implementation could be that stupid because that is quite evidently the dumbest fucking thing I’ve ever heard. Yet… here we are.
free speech means exactly that. let a thousand fake kanye accts bloom.
Adobe PostScript: The Language of Business (1991)
Bookmarking to forestall the inevitable future protestations that 'nobody could have seen this coming.'
So then you can make the same argument for social media, which further proves my point. It's not one-sided at all.
apologies, I should have made this more clear: I'm a native English speaker; I'm looking to learn alternative accents. thank you anyway
The actual market share for Apple in US mobile market is around 50%, so even if every single one of those use iMessage exclusively, there are still plenty of people locked out of it. If you don't have any in your social circles, that's probably due to the nature of those circles.
I mean, Sweden was going free-for-all before any vaccines even existed and seemed to do OK.
Not really, this is within characters.
If you decide to try again, my advice is to start at 0.5mm once a month for 6 months. Ease yourself into 1-1.25mm once every 2 weeks. Weekly 1.5mm is overkill.
This idea was entirely new to me.

Here's the top Google result on the subject: https://abovethelaw.com/2021/05/will-we-soon-see-an-american...
Lol. No, because I don't eat pistachios. I apparently made a mistake.
Go through all the leetcode rounds with the intention to be fired?