skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I can't believe she tried to get out of it by having babies. I feel for her kids, it's going to be really shit for them.
You mean abuse by twitter, since it introduces subjectivity in the decision making process?
Congratulations! We just went through the same thing and decided to leave after one night in post-partum. It's much better to be at home if there's nothing concerning that needs medical attention.

Side note: it was surprising how well the "dad chair" served as a place to sleep after being awake for 24 hours.
wait... they won't try to revive a child unless they can first prove that said child can be revived? Why not just... try to do it regardless and hope for the best?

Also, as a new parent, my immediate thought is of course "WHO wasn't watching the kid??"
So what is it’s Safari keeping balance not Firefox. The original comment wasn’t right. You can’t keep balance with single-digit market-share.
Merely for your consideration, if those were actual issues on that repo, (a) it would allow adding labels to them (as in https://github.com/pdf-association/pdf-issues/issues?q=is%3A... ) (b) folks could comment, acting as a low-rent stackoverflow, and (c) it would allow anyone to contribute new ones versus the "PR against README.md" situation right now

That also more closely matches the mental model of those items: bugs against the specification, whether the official PDF Association agrees that they are or not
I think people are just referring to different things.

>Biden's pardons announced Oct. 6 affect about 6,500 people convicted of cannabis possession at the federal level. None remain in prison.

>Biden's pardon does not affect some 3,000 people convicted of higher level marijuana crimes who remain in federal prisons
Maybe "consign workers to a serf-like existence, and have them bear the costs of your business"?
Ok, of possession I should have said

> Biden's pardons announced Oct. 6 affect about 6,500 people convicted of cannabis possession at the federal level. None remain in prison. Without a felony on their record, they won't be tripped up when applying for a job or trying to rent an apartment.
> o actively shaming and criticizing fat people for being fat is of negative health utility overall.

Fair enough. But then what do you suggest we do as an alternative to normalizing diabetes and obesity?

To your point - kinda - about losing weight. Changing behavior isn't any easier when there are too few environmental signals to nudge behavior in a more healthy direction. As humans, we are wired to assume the norm we see around us. How do we reverse the tide when abnormal (and unhealthy) has been normalized? When everywhere you look, there are people just like you?

I do agree. Mental health is important. But a component of that is (dealing with) adversity. I'm certainly not condoning repetitive malicious bullying, but the current climate has outlawed any/all references to traits connected with being unhealthy. At this point there are no social deterrents, are we really better off?

Have we robbed Peter to over-feed Paul?
Will be pricey though.
What accomplishments of others? They took a simple database driven tweet index, that just showed tweets as they were posted, and turned it into a politically polarized echo chamber. They created dozens of internal social “teams” to ensure their algorithm blocked what they didn’t like and showed only what they liked, and destroyed any actual discourse that was on the site at all. Elon likes the CONCEPT of Twitter, sees how simple it is once you strip away the shackles of the algorithm, and has money to burn. He’s still unfathomly rich after the acquisition. Let him do what he wants. Let him shut it down for good. Who cares? It’s his to do so with.
>Is March of 2023 the right time to pick up

I hope so. I've been without a car since just before lockdown in 2020, and it has been long enough (by some time now). It's just an insane time to buy a car, so the time without continues to extend. I might be able to survive another 6 months ;)
With only 2000 workers, just call Paychex.
This user was faster: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33663191
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Yeah, I agree with this. Building an actually “wholesome”, “positive” and “opposite of divisive” social media would be an enormous good.

The problem is that no one has a good reason to believe it can be done because it has not yet been. At least with rockets and cars, the physics are there to back you up. You also have the problem of it being Elon, and… does anyone think he’d be the guy to choose to fix a social problem? Certainly I would not be and I am also on the spectrum. Then you have the evidence that, he’s fcking firing or burning all these Twitter employees, many of which likely did* want to make an legit good (defined by the above) social media service, regardless of whether they were “woke” or not (avoiding that charged language).

If I rewound a bit and he did get more sleep/get better advice & advisors/took things a little slower and tried to integrate with the company or at least communicate a coherent vision, I could see this having gone differently. It did not…
I'd like to hear how elders are treated in these societies that don't fear death as much.
"Magamobile" is the name I've been hearing. Unfortunate timing for Tesla really given that their early mover advantage has been basically eroded at this point.
I built an integration for a charity that processed many millions per year. The money went to support needy folks in an impoverished nation. Children could get sponsors for schooling, food, and orphanages.

The high-impact part comes from the organization and their mission moreso than my contribution to it, but it was also the most technically challenging work I did (shoehorning previous functionality into places it didn't belong and all the fun that comes with that).

It's been about 9 years and I can see that largely, my backend is still running. The site had a facelift since then, though.

This was a fully custom project, with a pretty standard Rails backend. The complexity was mostly dealing with Convio, the CRM / payment processing system from Salesforce for nonprofits.
11 years for defrauding "investors" who literally hoodwinked themselves and couldn't bother to do basic due diligence is egregious.
The treasury department’s website[1]. I wonder if your link is rolling in the VA? I can’t quite tell.

[1] https://fiscaldata.treasury.gov/americas-finance-guide/feder...
Was? She popped out to kids in the hopes she’d get off easy.
quite possibly he is a bit on the manic side of behavior (which makes him almost impervious to what others think of him; also he seems to be popular enough with a certain crowd, so he might not care much)
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> local objections

That's a big component of all this. NIMBYism in this country is becoming a big problem in a lot of ways.

Want to build a dense, mixed use development that is less carbon-intensive than single family suburbia? NIMBYs oppose it.

Build a transmission line from your green energy source? NIMBYs, again!

Build a solar farm? NIMBYs will try and block it.
Seems cruel having a child despite knowing you were going to jail.
The Twitter post your link references has been deleted.
Inspirational. I know a lot of semi-wealthy morons who will invest. This idea can scale. Will you be my judge?
What's the opposite of imposter syndrome? Some people like Holmes, SBF and Trump are so convinced of their superior knowledge that they can't see that they are really bad at what they do

Edit: megalomania

delusion about one's own power or importance (typically as a symptom of manic or paranoid disorder).
> Eich chose Chromium because Webkit is dominant and was in a better position in 2015.

Actually they chose Gecko in 2015. Chromium came later on.

https://brave.com/the-road-to-brave-one-dot-zero/
Seems oddly tragic.
<< Are you advocating for eugenics?

eugenics - the study of how to arrange reproduction within a human population to increase the occurrence of heritable characteristics regarded as desirable

I am advocating for taking off warning labels. Take it as you will.

<< Who's going into an existential crisis?

You are. You chase people with 'wrong ideas' away. You cannot co-exist with an idea that somehow is not one that you believe in, which is why you equate existence of an idea next to you with your passive acceptance of that idea, which is ridiculous. Ideas exist regardless of whether you accept them or not. It is both fascinating and scary to me that you think presentable ideas require your explicit permission to exist.

Hell. I am this close to arguing with you on behalf of flat earthers, because I am almost certain based on the conversation so far you are the type of person, who would have sent Gallileo to jail for heresy.
Seems like an easy out for a woman if she commits any crime then and this one is bad, probably way, way worse than say a rape.
white collar crime isn’t crime
Even those can likely be replaced with hybrids, after all a locomotive pulls a lot more (900,000 tons of steel according to the poet, but I think he's off a bit) and you can't build a transmission for that.
That was a solid read. I went in all ready to dismiss it, and still wasn't sure in the beginning, but by the end enjoyed it.

Direct and not PC about making its points.
Bring me a photo of an engine, so I can learn more how to service them.
Railroad work is destructive to the human body and the industry is constantly developing new machines and techniques to reduce the amount of human involvement. Why would hammering rail spikes be the yardstick for defining work by the non-spoiled? Should we have some puritan aspiration to that kind of work?

>Hammering in railroad spikes

Today hammering in railroad spikes is typically done by big machines like this one made by Unimog.[0] So do you think the SWEs are generating less value than the people operating the Unimog machines? And/Or that SWE jobs rely on less skill and effort than operating the Unimog machine? Should SWEs unionize like railroad workers so that a leader like Elon couldn't unilaterally declare changes to their working condition requirements and tell them to hit the curb if they disagree?

Are the Unimog operators too lazy and cozy in the machines? Should they be paid less than they would be to hammer the spikes, because hammering the spikes is harder work?

>I can't believe we need someone to define spoiled

Well, we do. I've walked through my attempt to grok your point above, and I can't. So if you can overcome your disbelief and post that definition, it might clarify what you are trying to say.

[0]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rail_fastening_system#/media/F...
… the children she chose to have after she knew she’d almost certainly be jailed?

Yes, that was a cruel choice she willingly made.
That's not how law and justice work.

"The home owner has been a prick to his neighbours anyway, the guy who robbed him shouldn't have been sent to prison"
I'm looking for a good source code search solution that has navigation (browser based), and lets me add local repos. I have used Sourcegraph before and would use that, but perhaps there are better alternatives?
Yes, but the problem is that most platforms (namely tablets and phones) have either closed drivers or locked bootloaders, or both, which makes hard running AOSP on real iron.

edit: minor typo
yes all those "pieces" are working today, but its a long stretch until you put them all together to work with such a command. Besides would you trust some AI bot with your github code? I've worked a lot with OpenAI codex, its amazing, but far from reaching that kind of achievements.

I still don't fully agree with your definition of a PA. An employee underneath is not a PA, the nature of the job itself is different.
Yeah, it's very reasonable but it's also the status quo prior to Elon buying twitter. Elon openly attacked twitter for its moderation policies and made a public spectacle about big tech censorship and styled himself as "free speech absolutist" in his own words. Now that Elon's own money is on the line he's completely done a 180 and is using the exact same reasoning to defend his moderation policies as did his detractors when he was on the other side trashing twitter.

Elon is, as usual, totally full of shit, people have a natural disdain for flippant dishonesty.
> Perhaps it's time to look critically at that.

What is there to look at? If you want other people's money, chances are it'll come with strings attached.
Interesting take.

I was in a paediatric cardiac ICU when my daughter battled with heart disease for 7 of her 8 month life. Another dad who we got close to in the ICU said the phrase "practising medicine says it all...".

My experience is same same but different. It was during COVID, so we welcomed the nurse change, sad/happy to see one go and welcome another. Paediatric ICUs and their staff, I'd say are top tier in most respects. Parents are involved with most/all decisions, and nurses/drs respect most wishes, don't like your child being disturbed at night for non-100%-necessary stuff? Ask social services (etc) to print out a sign with your wishes and stick it on your room door. May not 100% work, but worth a shot. It did in ours.

Sleep is somewhat respected as this is when babies develop/heal best, unfortunately it's an ICU, and these are sick kids who need 24/7 complex care, so there's sometimes little wiggle room. I attended a conference in Chicago on heart disease and it's outcomes (npcqic.org), and sleep and proper nutrition (not just feeding TPN) are definitely hot topics. I know the NICUs are extra hard on any additional sleep/disturbance other than 100% necessary.

But shoutout to nurses, drs, any medical staff, ICUs are sterile, haunting, traumatic places. I witnessed things I can never forget. They do the same, and have to do it again, and again.
I can very much see it as fun, when it is unusual.

It isn't fun as a daily driver.
This sounds like one of those fatfire tropes that’s not true. See, e.g., all the old people I know who have kids.
What is the cost of being able to not repeat ww2 by giving into a dictator?

What is the cost of defending democracy as an ideal form of government to ensure a better world for future generations?

Money and resources is a small cost versus what it could be.
Consequences are tragic? Certainly Holmes thinks so...
This is true, on my iPhone 12 mini Tailscale is often the heaviest app (now at 17%) whereas Wireguard never really registered. Strange thing is that on some days Tailscale also barely registers. Could be that the Home Assistant app, which also takes a lot off battery connects via the Tailnet, and it communicates a lot in the background (tracks my position and some other Phone sensors.)
The full paragraph is:

"Nuclear is likely to be 9% to 12% of generation in 2035 under three of NREL’s scenarios but could more than double to 27% with siting and permitting constraints on generation and transmission, models found. But that is unlikely because the cost-effectiveness of investments in wind, solar, storage and transmission is “clearly” better than that of new nuclear, NREL’s Denholm said."
does that mean nuclear power?
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It seems odd to me how she's being punished so much for defrauding investors, but not for endangering patients with fraudulent blood tests.

Is the latter just easier to prosecute because of the paper trail? Or is the law biased more towards punishing financial crimes?
Rich people always get the worst possible care, in my experience. Life-prolonging care, yes. But at what cost? Those are the people that get the most "experimental" medicine out there. Rich people select for the most greedy docs, not for the most capable ones.
It's pretty acrobatic to shift the weight of the blame onto a justice system that is accurately holding a criminal accountable, from a psychopathic mother who could have used the cruel and unusual tactics of having a kid to avoid legal trouble.
But especially so when machine learning is involved since a model can train off its adversary.
Because all browsers are Safari on the mobile platform that has 60% of market share in the US.
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Women are already convicted of less crimes and sentenced to less time (on average).
self-burn
Google’s recent locking of user accounts without recourse made me nervous that I moved everything away from the service that I valued. Really, they botched it for me when they killed Reader.
Your claim is that he used paypal (he actually founded X.com) to launder money. Where is any evidence that supports that? Why do you think that?
works fine on my archaic Android 8.1 without gapps in Kiwi Browser with uBo, maybe I should update to some better newer Android and some browser without extensions to experience these bugs?
That's what I don't get about this case. It looks like she ticked off few politicians.

Playing with investors money is literally abc of startups.

I don't understand this case at all
That’s a difficult determination to make, but usually that’s the difference between someone who can walk me through the solution and stumble on the implementation, and someone who can’t explain to me what’s going on.

Lots of this stuff is language agnostic, so I keep that in mind too. For example, a stacktrace is a stacktrace in any language. However, we usually don’t extend offers to folks doing things for the first time, as we need a quick ramp up.

We generally don’t find it too big an ask for engineers to be familiar with the basics of Spring, or can SSH into and debug remote boxes. If someone doesn’t know this, they’re generally a college grad. Otherwise, unfortunately, it’s not the talent we’re looking for.
Good, I feel bad for Balwani for getting caught up in her mess.
Isn't there a less cynical explanation, that she wanted to have children and, facing the prospect of over a decade in prison, that this was her last opportunity to have them?
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Consequences.
She knew she might be going to prison when she made the decision to start a family.
Her appetite for risk apparently also involves her children.
She gambled and lost. For the second time.
What a despicable thing for a mother to risk depriving her children... they didn't have a say in the matter but she sure did.

The cynic in me wonders if she only had them to increase the odds of a more lenient sentence.
First one was a loyalty/chump test.
This went in a different direction than I'd guessed. As someone who still drives a manual transmission car in the US, my guess is that non-electric cars will eventually be a category for enthusiasts.

Those for whom a car is an appliance will gravitate towards increasingly cheap, subsidized, low-maintenance electrics, but there will probably always be a market for gas models for those who can afford them, and my guess is those will increasingly feature stick shifts since they're targeted at the enthusiast crowd.
If something truly 'needs to be said', the sayer believes it has greater value for the hearer than not saying it, eg 'I'm sorry to say this but I don't want to drink with you any more because you're an alcoholic.' The non-apology the other poster is talking about is professing to be sorry about something while having no intention of remediating or changing the offensive behavior.
Have you seen what happens in China *today*?

https://foreignpolicy.com/2020/06/30/chinese-communist-party...

Back to topic:

Applying critical thinking, you can be patriotic and a critical thinker.

You can love a country and still be a critical thinker. Just like you can love a person but be aware of their flaws.
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Don't forget Elon
That just buttresses my point more.
The title of this article is pretty offensive. I don’t want to read it. Is there some context that makes the racial slur appropriate here? Or we allow it because racism against white people is in vogue?
If by NIMBYs you mean paid actors attending council meetings and incredibly loud reactionaries from other places, then yeah.

There aren't that many actual NIMBYs for this shit.
Shutterfly's interface is (was? been a while) kind of painful, but we've gotten good results from them.

Chatbooks makes it fairly brainlessly easy to produce books regularly (and had a hilarious ad a few years back focusing on the ease of use compared to other options: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mF2eKaOc3wo).

I can't swear to the longevity of the books - I never dug into the details of how they're printed, because I'm not especially concerned about making sure they last a hundred years.

It's the right strategy in principle, though, if that is your goal.
Especially when the definition of what is "effective" is totally subjective and up to the adherents belief system(s). Which sadly appears to have been funneling "donations" to bog standard NGO/political nonsense, not impactful things like making sure kids can eat or caring for veterans who've been disposed of.
Not a hypervisor expert by any means but what's stopping projects backporting the super fast startup time of Firecracker into regular VM hypervisors?

I'm assuming that Firecracker is somewhat constrained in some way.
I still experience the same Matrix bugs as I did years ago... When you setup a new client, it can take 24h for the content to get decrypted after you verify that client...
A closer reading of the intervention shows that it wasn't _just_ "more calories".

But I think that is missing the forest for the trees, what this study showed is that when a patient is left on their own, they consume an inadequate diet that _puts their health at risk_ in a hospital. By a big margin!

I would imagine, though the study didn't show this, that the primary factor in recovery here was having a human (dietician) actually paying attention to your recovery. On intake they put together a plan, and followed up routinely to ensure that the patient has consuming their diet.

The GP's point is valid, hospitals are missing out on a 50% increase in health outcomes because they're letting patients fend for themselves with regard to nutrition. You're right that it isn't as easy as spending $6 per meal vs $3 to buy "better" food. But what it means is that hospitals are failing their patients because they aren't thinking and acting with a holistic eye towards patient outcomes.
I taught a 16-year-old (not my son) to drive a stick. It was easy. I checked online and there's a place that will teach you the basics for $295. I'd do it for half. There's not much demand for that, unfortunately.

The biggest magic tricks to teaching were (1) teaching him to think about gear changes before actually doing them, and (2) being relaxed about mistakes.

For (1) I would drive, and have him tell me when to shift. This gets over the intellectual hurdle of coordinating engine speed with road speed.

For (2), I just said, "OK, you're going to stall the car, and you're going to grind the gears. Everybody does. It's no big deal. Here, watch, I'll do it." Then I'd stall & grind the gears, show him to get out of the grinding, and laugh about it. I think anxiety is the biggest problem.

I'm sure if it's your own son or daughter, it gets more complicated :)
Your human dignity is not predicated on how much pain you're in, how awake you are, or how able you are.
Maybe reporters would have to actually do some work instead of reporting what's on Twitter?
Defrauding rich people is much more legally dangerous than murdering poor people through deliberate negligence.
Federal time also, so she will serve most of it. They offer 54 days credit per year for good behavior, which is much smaller than what you often see for state vs federal sentences.
It sounds like a GUI around the Apple HV FW.
You’re arguing against a stew man. I responded to a prompt about cases where one might make an argument about not causing suffering up until the point of taking lethal action with respect to people.

In fact I was making a case for considering animal welfare as a meat eater.