skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think this is completely irrelevant given the much more pertinent example given:

> Or, to give an example from the article — houses that are eligible for government guarantees (those below $750K-$1M) have appreciated similar amounts in the past decade to those that's aren't eligible.
Value Object is older than that. It was called Whole Value in Ward Cunningham's CHECKS Pattern Language of Information Integrity, published in 1994
The basalt fiber material is neat, I've used it to reinforce concrete, works like fiberglass. I used stuff from this company: https://basfiber.com/products
Why even 2?
Where are the $million houses of the OP?
I think what that statement is trying to say is the price in unrelated to the size and quality of the house in high-cost areas.
I post them on my blog and use labels. Sometimes I'll also write a short description.
> Or, to give an example from the article — houses that are eligible for government guarantees (those below $750K-$1M) have appreciated similar amounts in the past decade to those that's aren't eligible.

To be fair, they target a very different market. When you buy at 1M, you usually have assets and are required to put 15-20% down and have significant reserves.
or did it make it more malleable for customers who wanted sub 12month leases? (And not absurdly priced like some apartment companies who will charge 3x the monthly rent for 1 month leases)

When i Moved to the US AirBnb was my best option to get a 2 week home while I hunted for where I would lease for 12 months. A hotel would have easily cost me double because i got a good week or 2 week rate (i forget which) .
I don't know how old it is, but I got it for $29. I plan to use it for
at least 11 years.
Choose your chat application, wisely
Cash prices on non emergency stuff is often drastically cheaper then insurance.

Nothing like MRI place asking you’ll pay 500 cash. Of 750 copay with balance billed to insurance
Here is an article on the prices, seems like prices for domestic travel have fallen somewhat (about 25%) since the 60s. That is comparing economy. So if you compare business now to economy then I think the price has probably increased dramatically.

https://simpleflying.com/50-years-airfares/
I'm trying not to go there if I don't have to, and to mostly refer to it in the past tense.
Affiliate links / ads existed in the 90s. I ran a Nintendo fan site and made like $100 a month on my ads which I was ecstatic about.
ya know how practically unlimited student loans made it so colleges could charge much higher prices? the same thing is happening with home prices. government, through the treasuries massive holdings of mortgage-backed securities, is subsidizing the real estate market, keeping homes unaffordable for recent generations. the fed purchased more MBS during covid for ‘price support’. literally keeping home prices high instead of letting them naturally fall. our housing market is going to be fucked until the fed decides to actually start selling off the MBS. and senators try to tell you that your rent is actually high because of ‘greedy landlords’.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-09-22/mortgage-...

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

https://www.richmondfed.org/publications/research/economic_b...

> Over a longer term, increased mortgage credit supply may push up house price inflation and make housing less affordable.
Ask HN: Would anyone want a high purity large graphite crystal for something?
Seems that it would be useful because it is possibly many times stronger than any known composite. Perhaps it may have electronics applications. To my knowledge no one has made grahite crystals in the same purity and size as silicon ingots.
Indeed, and that's why DRM has always been doomed from the start. It's the classic "you have to be perfect 100% of the time, but your attacker only has to get lucky once" situation.

Sure, DRM has been a huge pain for lots of people, and I don't want to think of the billions of dollars wasted on it that could have gone to more productive things... but ultimately people will find ways around DRM, technical and legal measures be damned.
It's not the offering of help I take issue with. It's the use of force/violence to impose it, most especially in cases where there is no criminal wrongdoing.

Personally I find your stance far more judgmental than mine; no one needs to 'justify' to someone else why they will or will not commit suicide. It's not even for me to justify or not when someone else does that and I reject your allegation I've done so.
Has anyone brought a tau therapeutic to phase 3?
People who work for good companies in lower cost of living environments? I live in Palo Alto and appreciate I’ll never buy here but my colleagues on similar salaries have huge houses with boats and nice cars in other parts of the US. This is the $150/200 mark btw, not FAANG.
It could be phased in over time. Start by halting new acquisitions, then gradually undo the very recent boost due to institutional and foreign investors. But don't drag it out so long that billion-dollar conspirators have more chances to buy a reversal of legislation.
There is no promotion or even an index page to list out what pages exist. The pages can be indexed by search engines if they're submitted. An idea for the future would be to allow people to opt in/out of notifying search indexes or making the pages not crawlable if they want
I spent about $5000 over two years. Not bad at all, really.
A lot of that was registering an LLC and a Fusion360 license.
About 5 years old.

I tend to replace my system when one of the following is true...

My current boot drive is the size of the ram I would get in a new system

My current ram is the size of the ram on the video card I would get.

My system is basically at both of these thresholds. That and I also dont like that my laptop is probably more powerful at the moment.
Is Tesla's supercharger network significantly better than Electrify America and others?

I came across this video, where the guy drove his Rivian from LA to Vacaville, and had a terrible time charging:

https://youtu.be/eSX7L8_vLIE?t=5m40s (Starts at 5:40 in)
Ward Cunningham's CHECKS Pattern Language of Information Integrity, published in 1994, where it's called Whole Value
a clause for immediate reclamation of non-resident-owned properties through eminent domain would all but guarantee a ruling that the legislation is unconstitutional. current landlords would certainly be grandfathered in and, if we're lucky, maybe new leases would be banned and existing tenants would be guaranteed right to purchase units at appraisal. it'd be a similar story for non-resident investors without tenants, except in their case they'd be entitled to hold indefinitely.
What was your process or strategy for aggregating the feedback?
That's an upgrade option now? It used to be standard, I think even suggested that you remove your drive before sending in your thinkpad. Granted, the last time I had to do that was 2009 or so.
What a revelation!
No need to be edgy.

The reason I posted this is because I was reading a post (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33766878) here the other day where the person talked about optimizing web page sizes at some Google service. As soon as they reduced the page size significantly, they've noticed an influx of visitors from Africa. That was about bandwidth.

This is about processing power.
I definitely like some things with more plain and simple styling when it's a good choice. For example I far prefer HN to Reddit style wise. I love checking baseball scores on plaintextsports over ESPN (partly because baseball serializes so well into text).

But I also think there are plenty of positive styling opportunities for modern websites that can be great when used tastefully, like this NYT article. Nothing here was taking away from the reading experience, only adding to it IMO.
It’s not uncommon to have a winter and summer home.
> how about we outlaw non-resident ownership of 1-3-family homes?

In countries that do this, you wind up with every daughter, cousin and nephew of the wealthy owning title to property. As this shifts the "true" ownership level to a customary, versus legal, plane, extrajudicial dispute resolution becomes commonplace.
Do the new pages/posts automatically populate on the front/home page? Guessing yes via some kind of basic Jekyll template?
Nathan Fielder (who graduated from one of Canada's top business schools with really good grades) tried to address this in an episode of Nathan For You (s04e07).

The plan? Put customers at ease by offering the world's first asexual computer repair.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jf9I04Oa-hU
It does look awesome! I didn't make it though, just discovered it and thought it was really cool.
"keep your drive" option is for people that need to physically shred their drives when they fail. Many financial organizations utilize this policy and document it in their SOC1/SOC2 controls and sometimes in their customer contracts. I was in a cloud provider that did this with over 50k servers.
I'm not going to downvote you because I think you're respectful and thoughtful, but I want to vociferously disagree. These clickbait blogs know what they're doing. There's been so much contention about what is and isn't artificial intelligence (including the Google weirdo that thought it was sentient earlier this year), that just about anyone semi-educated on the subject knows how GPT and related models work. We know it's smoke and mirrors; we know it's plagiarizing and combining other, third-party, materials half the time.

She's not "having a conversation with her younger self" and this is incredibly disingenuous and misleading, per @mavu's point. More importantly, it doesn't really educate the uneducated or move the technology forward in any meaningful way. It's pure garbage clickbait nonsense. I regret giving them the impression.
If you could put even a single button on the "card" itself, then it'll open up a whole layer of game design.

This isn't an actual game, but I'm thinking it would be great to pick a card face up that's "red" and be able to make a decision to turn it into "cyan". Others could pick "green" and "blue" face up, but can click a button to turn it to something else, and then the game resolves itself when everyone reveals it. Like if everyone can discuss and if everyone reveals the primary colors everyone wins.

I'm sure there's interesting game mechanics you can come up with when you give a decision to the player.

Additionally, I think this could make an interesting programmable suite of games. You don't have to sell just one game.
I used to think that people wouldn't do these things, but some do them regularly and unapologetically.

I once caught a car technician from a reputable dealership's service taking my car out for personal chores, as the guy did not even unplug my dashcam. I had a rude awakening when I realized these things aren't just urban myths but that they do happen. Some people have no qualms about taking advantage of our unattended things. Of course, this is an anecdote with a sample size of 1, and I can't speak about how often these things happen.

But I'm honestly not that surprised to read section 5 in this paper. Not even surprised to see that there was no attempt to cover tracks on most laptops.
graphite-moderated nuclear reactors. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_graphite
> Being unable to qualify for a loan on a $650,000-$970,800 limit makes me think you can't afford to live in that area, whatever "modest" size means

Someone with half a million dollars in cash can't afford a $1.2mm home?
because it's a huge source for nation states in calculating/gamifying the GDP. It's a conflict of interest. Example: China.
...I would say it's _quite_ uncommon to have a winter and summer home.
Yes, AirBnB brought down the cost of short term rentals by removing stock from the long term rental market. I think this is a net-negative for society and consumers. It's great that you saved money for a 2 week rental. That was more than made up by someone else who has had to pay more for housing for years.
I sold my over built ryzen system for $350. I am using a laptop with 8 gigs of memory with some spare parts shove in there. It was made in 2012 and cost me $160 4 years ago. I can do pretty much everything I need to do with the computer just at 1/10th the speed. But actually single thread speed is pretty good.
> Most of the supposed maintenance burden of self-hosting a website

Ever tried to host and then years later upgrade an indie wordpress site? It's painful for semi-technical people.
> we drop rigged devices for repair at 16 service providers and collect data on widespread privacy violations by technicians, including snooping on personal data, copying data off the device, and removing tracks of snooping activities

Wow... that makes me so uncomfortable

More details in 5.2.1 in the pdf:
https://arxiv.org/pdf/2211.05824.pdf
Since they don't need it, they shouldn't even be asking in the first place.
99.99% of the world's population don't live in San Francisco, so it's probably geared towards them
There are too few houses available. You can't redistribute your way out of a supply shortage. The solution is to build more homes, not change who can own them.
I checked out the website. Its not clear to me why they are superior to the F9Ps.
While zoning laws ensure that no high-density housing can ever be built ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I use Struct for some things because it enforces and documents the shape of the data.

This is especially helpful when code gets complicated and you have a lot of hashes being thrown around.

Instead of trying to document and enforce a nested hash structure through multiple layers, you can use Structs to make mini classes that do that for you.
Once again: there was no mistaking what happened in this instance. I don't appreciate having culture war arguments shoehorned into this; I think you could have just taken my word for it.
Ok, then according to you
What is AI?
What is "talking"?
What is "understanding"?
Artemis 1 lunar flyby [video]
Thanks!

Yup, you called it. The cards are totally passive. Just the screen and an eeprom memory chip, no battery.

All the compute happens in the base.

Color e-ink way too expensive for now, but if Wizards of the Coast wants to invest 100MM we can make em in color, thinner, and flexible!
This is so awesome, the concept is great and it is well made, simple and clean…
Try telling my mom to do that or my friend who is a landscaper. Not everyone is technical. GitHub pages are also tied to your account.
surely if an AI can generate a "work of art", another AI should be able to detect the generation?
Who is the random person hired to photograph here? What am I looking at here? If she was significant then why didn’t her countless followers do anything before? Are they culpable?
With love we'll find a way, just give it time
What does that mean - should Fannie and Freddie stop buying loans?
Hi, this is HN. It's perfectly reasonable to ask for sources. There isn't any need to be so hostile.
If your "social" site gets some attraction, you will get DDoS'd by some evil actor, sooner or later.
I get your first point. I’m saying it was the most popular so that’s why it’s ideas spread. I’m only thinking of eMacs and Vim cus the editor wars were so big.

In the 2nd point, I’m just saying what the popular complaints were. I wasn’t trying to prove them either way. Just what the battles were about. I wasn’t there so I’m thinking like an archeologist here.

I know about the misspelling of eMacs but I’m on my phone. I don’t mean anything with it. Just too lazy to fix it.

There’s good stuff in Vim and I like it but yeah not gonna die and say “well! Glad I learned vim!”.

Live and learn. I’m still thinking what band Vim would be
One thing is that there is no deep comparison for objects. Say if you want an object as a key in Map, how would you go?

In c#, I would use a Tuple. Or override equals to do a deep check.
I've got all my AOL from around 2000-2008... This could be interesting.
A good free alternative is Telegram's Telegraph service: https://telegra.ph
While there’s perhaps a “clear and present danger” distinction, I think this analogy is a good one because we are talking about similar interventions: nonviolent, easily overcome. No one’s gonna die from taking a cab home or missing out on the latest conspiracy theory.
I can see why this was added, but I don't see myself using it anytime soon.

If I just need a bundle of attributes and don't care about immutability then I will continue to use Struct.

If I do need immutability I will continue to use dry-struct (https://dry-rb.org/gems/dry-struct/1.0/) which has much deeper guarantees of immutability and type enforcement.
Buy the new one before selling the old one.
It's the thing that comes after the wind and solar revolutions. Everyone dismissed wind and solar as they happened, usually via a combination of ignoring cost reductions or not grasping what exponential growth is. Hydrogen is following the same cost reduction and growth curves. It's basically history repeating for the third time. Everyone here who hasn't made this realization will be loudly proven wrong in the near future.
I was a little suspicious of this claim but nope, it's absolutely true: https://airandspace.si.edu/collection-objects/satellite-ers-...
This seems like a Mastadon instance for furry conventions.
It's extremely rare for healthy adults to have iron deficiencies in developed countries. Blood iron levels are linked to cancer, diabetes, heart disease and Alzheimer's.[1] Particularly among populations of European descent, where 5-10% of the population carries at least one allele for hemochromatosis.

Generally the ideal iron level for adults is as close to clinical anemia as possible. Randomized control trials have shown that regular phlebotomies (i.e. donating blood) significantly cuts the chance of developing diabetes and cancer in European populations.

[1]https://nautil.us/iron-is-the-new-cholesterol-237280/
Institute for the Study of Energy and Our Future
From everything I read, people don’t pay for business for the most part.

Meaning when a business class seat is purchased, it’s usually a reimbursable seat paid for by a company (unless you travel on behalf of the “frugal” FAANG - ask me how I know).

Other times, the seat is a free upgrade perk for people with status or the right card.

Honest question though, what is “business class” these days? Delta has basic, main, comfort+ and first.

I just started flying American so I haven’t paid any attention to it.
Selling on door dash or uber eats destroys the pizza business model. Pizza is one of the only foods that is profitable to deliver. A pizza is extremely cheap to produce with markup that can be in excess of 1000%. This allows the pizza maker to pay a driver to deliver the pizza. The driver doesn't make anywhere near the cut Uber takes from each order.
Missing ToS or anything about the company / service, a 100% deal breaker.

> secret phrase in a safe location

Smart stuff with the secret phrase, but i'm afraid the security in the number of words there is just not sufficient for any practical safety.

> Very rarely do you need to update a page once it's been posted so we punted on that feature for now

LOL seriously?? Maybe you're a more sure shot than I am but i even update my gists more often than not
That's too binary for the real world. Somewhere between padded rooms and someone being left to engage in destructive behavior by themselvesbis "intervention", which is a common-enough concept exclusively applied to competent adults.
Anonymity. Maybe I'm wrong but I thought it was only markdown which isn't ideal especially for no technical people.
Oh wow. Seeing the parent post I started musing about Mick and Brick. Surprised I' only the second person who had the same thought. Still have a copy on my shelf.
EA Patents Algorithm to Detect Colluding Players
~20 years ago in college one of my best friend's had a 'break stuff' party in the basement of his off-campus house. The party goers took anything they could find around campus - things like discarded printers, etc - and destroyed them in the basement. Given it was a party, they also had lots of empty bottles of beer. The next morning, after spending some time in the basement cleaning up, one of the housemates came upstairs coughing blood. There were enough glass particles still in the air that he had inhaled some.
good stuff but something was mis-transcribed. This line can't possibly work

for (const i = data.length; i-- > 0; ) {
6 Months old, but I replace them annually because they are effectively a tax write-off, lots of family and friends downstream benefit from this arrangement.
Requirement gathering is the biggest myth in software and product development. The notion that all details can be figured out up front, before starting work, is a myth. If you want to build real value, build the right things, and do so with less headaches, there are other processes out there besides Waterfall and traditional project management.
High quality, fast performing, local text to speech generation
ARM will probably still try to sue you if you create a physical chip based on this.

But their business is in hardware, not software, or else they'd also go after the countless emulators out there.
I thought it was Dogecoin to a dollar but with Bitcoin instead, and more like Dogecoin to a hundred thousand dollars. https://cryptocurrencyfacts.com/what-are-sats/

At $50 a sat, 1 bitcoin would be worth 5 billion dollars.
While it may not be uncommon, I would say it shouldn’t be subsidized (at least until there homeless population is 0).

The government should not be subsidizing anyone going for a second slice of cake, when there are lots of people who haven’t had a first slice.
Is it not? That seems like some extreme .1% stuff to me.
I don't think you can reasonably claim that the market for houses above 750K-1M is independent of the market for houses below.....
International Paper uses SAP for supply chain management.
Agree on the suite of games, just like a deck of cards :)

Ah, the cards have buttons next to them on the base. I figured they could display icons on the card next to each button (each spot on the base has 3 right now). I call it the 'ATM' style UX.
Yeah, the dairies here in New England do it as well.
Isn't it the opposite, though? https://twitter.com/marcan42/status/1582930401118806016
Show HN: Need a Solid Color Screen?
I don't think that MBTI is the be-all, end-all explanation of all human interaction, but I think it's a good lens to partially think about the world through. You're going to find a significant overrepresentation of INTPs in the tech field. (citation: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=946249)

And this type basically perceives and interacts with the world in a very different way than people who tend to gravitate to management positions: (it can be anybody, but I think ESTJs have more of a tendency to seek out management roles)

You basically have 2 different ways of looking at the world forced to interact. It can be uncomfortable for everybody.
> because the cost of collecting separate streams for each brand of soda bottle is too expensive in the developed world.

Then we just make a standard set of bottles and make them pay a much larger collection bond on any non-standard bottle which is split with the collection center on reuse.

No reason we have to tolerate waste just so each brand can feel like a special snowflake.
Criminals use trending TikTok challenge to make data-stealing malware invisible
My read of the articles is that they have footage from a hall or something but not of the immediate area: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-51053205

Regardless, it proves the point that the news system is not helping bubble up truth here. Is this bbc article outdated? Is there nuance in the reports they “found the video” that is lost? Where is the most recent conclusive answers to some of the obvious questions around this situation?
How much sugar is in lettuce?
Top Senators want controls on US contractors using Chinese chips