skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Wim Hof

Came here to suggest him to you. First i read his book, and used the technique there. It’s described in a page or two; you don’t have to read the whole book unless you want to). Now I use his phone app. He also has YouTube videos but I haven’t watched them.

Anyway, his breathing technique really helped me. I have not done cold baths yet, just showers, but it’s been 2 years and I can take a cold shower of any duration now. Started at 10 seconds!

The breathing technique can take 20 minutes so if I’m in a hurry, I skip it and seem to do ok anyway. Not sure how or why, but maybe just by habit.
the stick you want to take with where you tax money goes is an ADA protected disability?

I hope society doesn't feel the same way about your needs when they inevitably arise

edit: reduced the tone.
Wow, SF has an active Meetup group and a Facebook group? Impressed!
This is “gross” decline, the backing data has a “net” migration of -113k. NY actually had a much higher net decline at -180k which translates to a 3x higher decline as a percentage (0.9% vs 0.3%). This isn’t necessarily a CA thing as people keep positioning it, it’s a high taxes among other things (like housing, and high mobility)
The thing I notice the most is with juniors out of school: some of them have masters degree, but they are really disoriented when put on the job.
Program might be trivial, but the ability to work is not taught in school, so there is all of that to learn
Liverpool and Manchester United, two giants of soccer, are up for sale
Considering how many people are working to extract money from equities it's most likely luck.

renaissance tech. has been doing it for 3 decades and with vasty more capital. maybe it is skill, too.
What is the reason for hosting it elsewhere? My cursory Google searches have failed me.
Are you focusing your attention on the feeling of the cold water on your skin, or are you trying to distract yourself from it?
I think I had that issue with them one time and used the following to get it fixed IIRC: https://sender.office.com/Delist/
10-minute bus service is totally achievable in pretty much every city. Toronto does it. And Toronto is not a dense city.
Accept DAI and form a relationship with a crypto-fiat exchange that offers institutional accounts?

https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/dai
> The researchers utilized 286 participants recruited from two universities: one in the United States and one in the United Kingdom.

The discussion here is interesting, but the research itself falls to the typical psychology research trap of using university students.
When you have to explain a joke, it's not funny anymore.
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I use an outgoing postfix server if that's the question. It has the same IP from hetzner for > 7 years and emails seem to be delivered most of the time, at least i dont get complaints about them. No special setup just SPF
Apple's 'unprecedented' engineering snafu spoiled plans for more powerful iPhone
I think there are prominent examples where they don't. We notice those because they seem unfair. Recusals that do happen probably don't usually make headlines.
I'd say if enough people share this sentiment, then there are legitimate problems in self-hosting email. I don't think deliverability is a made up problem. Differing complexities can contribute to one person thinking it's easy, and another knowing it's not.

Both perspectives may be entirely correct, but the devil is in the details. It seems more right to say that in general, self-hosting email is hard, rather than act like it's easy because you figured it out and everyone else running into issues is just inexperienced/dumb/not good enough. Chances are, those folks were dealing with more complexity than you have.
Moved from the bay to Texas because of everything i heard. It was such a horrible experience. The heat, the bugs, the lack of density.

So few days of good weather. Maybe worth it to some, but a bigger house was not worth it to me at all. We moved back in 6 months.

So many people want to live in California which causes more issues
> Quite a few institutions won't let you use an email that comes from protonmail or a custom domain. So, many times I'm forced back into using a Gmail address to prevent a whole host off other issues

As in, they check "if domain != 'gmail.com' { fuckyou(); }"? Or as in "they MTAs are not very good and just don't deliver email"?
They don't mean someone should put a fence to stop people from leaving obviously.
That's called taxation, and the billionaires you are referring to pay all the taxes that are due. None are behind on any tax bills AFAIK.

Of course it is easy to say 'put money back into workers creating it'. But the labor market is just that - a market, and no-one is being forced to give away their labor for free or less than it's worth.

If the tax code is riddled with tens of thousands of exceptions that incentivise a gazillion different behaviours, again, that's the will of the people asserting itself via the tax code. It's much harder to unpick those, right? Thus the highly enlightened conversation about making billionaries illegal and such.

> And second of all, even if we just gave the money away and people "pissed it away", the money is still being circulated and put back into the economy.

Yeah, that worked out great and totally did not result in historically high inflation that will now cause a recession with massive job losses (thus hurting the cause of the workers it purports to support). Also, the inflation is totally not a tax that will be paid mostly by poor people or those on fixed incomes.
You can move your old emails off of your current email provider at any time even without changing any email settings or where new mails go.

It always seemed silly to me to have the server where your new mails get delivered be the same server as where your email archive lives.
You're conflating a number of completely unrelated items, at least: individual motivations, catalysts, and the broad-strokes reasons a group fights in a war.

The civil war was fought because the southern states wanted to maintain their slave economy. It is as clear, cut and dried as that. Individual southerners may have fought for glory, for Suzy to love them, for money, or for any other reason, but the prosecutors of the war effort for the south did it because their economy was dependent on slaves and they wanted that to continue. It's not disingenuous to state that.
> Even publishing the results of an election is an attempt to control discourse and to dominate the minds of the population

and

> The only true news is sports scores.

I fail to see the difference between these two examples. Both report on an actual outcome. Same with things like stock price movement, etc.
If your point is that choosing what to report on is a means to control discourse, then I would assert that even reporting on sports scores falls in that category.
The stuff above this says exactly what the FSD package is. All this fine print is adding is that you will get new features as they are released. In 12/2022 this is a very good description of what the package does (and, IMO, it undersells the capability: autosteer on city streets works really well for me with the new FSD package)

> Full Self-Driving Capability
$15,000

> All functionality of Basic Autopilot and Enhanced Autopilot

> Traffic Light and Stop Sign Control

> Coming Soon

> Autosteer on city streets
It can be difficult for people to take that first step though.

I was extremely anxious about making conversation with strangers for years. Actually forcing myself to just do it and accept the uncomfortable feeling I always felt during and afterwards felt like an insurmountable task. I eventually did get mostly competent at it but that process of convincing myself to start and keep going probably took years.
Just checked on my own account, which I set up in 2012. Mine was configured with only 500 rounds of KDF - eep.
>Never sell real estate.

If he would have invested that $10,000 in the S&P 500 and reinvested the dividends, it would have been worth more than $2 million by the 90s.

https://dqydj.com/sp-500-return-calculator/
Why not, if the whole point is to test the filters and ethical limits? Asking it for fiction is one of the ways to get forbidden output and to see the guardrails less predictably but strongly assert themselves.
I doubt that's even an FTE.
In perspective, they look quite similar.
It's not a problem to me, that's the point. By saying I am a part of the problem, what you really mean is that my views are an obstacle to you getting what you want.
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Except they'd probably graveyard it in a year or two...

IMHO Google is the LAST company you'd want to trust with a simple small-business site. They will often release something and never update it again, and offer zero support for any issues you might run into.

If you can't even pay them for it, they have zero incentive to improve it.
What makes you think that the self driving technology being developed (by, you claim, "burning tens of billions") is only for "personal vehicles"? The same technology is what can enable the large fleets of self-driving minivans that are necessary for what you describe. Cities can impose a charge per mile driven (that fluctuates depending on current traffic) and people can then decide whether they wish to use a "personal" vehicle or order a self-driving Uber/Waymo minivan pooled ride.
I have the correct passwords for gazillions of gmail accounts (that are not mine) because people reuse passwords constantly.
Someone on hacker news in some other thread put it nicely:

1) Vegans won't eat this, but vegans want meat eaters to eat this.

2) Meat eaters won't eat this, but meat eaters want vegans to eat this.

More and more people are waking up to the fact that eating ultraprocessed food is a bad idea.
That is roughly correct. For a curve with smooth parametrization f(t) = (x(t), y(t)), with f'(t) ≠ 0 for all t, the curvature at the point f(t) is defined to be κ := |(f'(t)/|f'(t)|)'| -- the magnitude of the first derivative of the unit tangent vector. This is a nonnegative quantity, and is well defined, that is, independent of the specific parametrization of the curve (as legosexmagic said, you need to do something like this to get a quantity independent of the parametrization, but it is essentially a "normalized" second derivative).

The curvature comb consists (it seems to me) of a normal line segment at each point, whose length is directly proportional to the curvature there.
It's called C2 continuity.
Well stated. Bring back personal responsibility.
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> California is NIMBYism at its worst: the far left opposes more housing, the far right opposes more housing, and the center is sick of traffic from more housing.

It's the banality of evil.

It's not that homeowners are conspiring to create unaffordable housing, it's just that they all just care about the benefit to themselves of rising home prices and maintaining the comfortable exclusivity of their neighborhoods. Everyone hopes someone else is fixing the problem.

Collectively, each city wants some other city to build more affordable housing. It's not a political issue. It's the haves vs. the have nots, just as it's always been.

The only solution is to have the state organize a plan that forces many cities in the bay area to build denser housing is some of their prime locations -- I'm thinking like way Palo Alto's downtown and Caltrain station area is surrounded by single-family suburban houses. Some of which are on huge lots! Any areas surrounding public transit corridors like that should be immediately built up into multi-story housing complexes.
The historical reason is https://github.com/torvalds/linux/pull/17#issuecomment-56546...

Perhaps some of these issues have been fixed by now, but the Linux project has been going on just fine without GitHub (git was even invented for the Linux kernel project itself even before GitHub existed) so there doesn't seem to be any reason to switch even if all the mentioned problems were to be fixed
If you distribute the UBI as things like subsidized food pantries, universal health care, and pre-paid apartment rents, it doesn't enter the market as dollars that crowd the existing dollar-denominated economy.

In a practical basis, this might result in many jobs generating very low salaries (since that can occur without quality-of-life compromise). Maybe we end up paying an unskilled telemarketer only $5,000 a year, but that's all "fun money" with his basic life expenses covered by the state.

In the long term, this could cause deflation, as a lot of "discretionary" products have to reprice to exist solely within the "fun money" budgets, rather than "we can charge $600 for a PS5 because plenty of people will skip meals to afford one."
Ok, but please don't take HN threads into religious flamewar. It just ruins threads.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Is that why at multiple medical dispensaries, they trolled me, an autistic trauma survivor, until I raised my voice then seized the opportunity to act aggrieved? Each of them was allowing cards, and seemed uneasy about it. They seem to relish that the lack of federal recognition combined with being a state program meant that the same type of cop who used to beat down minorities at "Wetback Wednesday" in Oakland could now bring that level of (lack of) customer service to a whole new set of vulnerable people.

Solvevo Wellness, Delta 9, and Maitri Medical should all be raided the by the goddamn DEA, and I say that as someone who had nothing but pleasant experiences in Amsterdam, Denver, Las Vegas, and California when I was purchasing recreationally.

As I said when speaking with the governor's office yesterday, I am not going to renew my card lest I reward extortion and abuse that never seems to cease.

(As they say in Appalachia: fuck around and find out -- sue me for slander if you don't like what I've written, you literal gangsters.)
This is just a syndication of https://apnews.com/article/sesame-allergies-label-b28f8eb3dc.... Can the URL be changed to that?
Ah, fair enough. I guess that guidance has changed since the last time I looked it up.
That's where 'safe place' comes in. It's the intended use of backup codes.
I love Gmail’s automated inbox categories. Looks like Fastmail doesn’t have that?

(I know I can set up manual filters. I prefer it to be done for me automatically.)
You only have to explain it if it wasn't funny to begin with
Circling back to your original point, then: the headline’s framing is misleading because it leaves out potential gun buyers and people applying to federal jobs? Seems like an awfully small minority to be concerned with in… a headline for a national newspaper. How would you write the headline?
I think it’s definitely something that’s visible in 3d on a somewhat reflective surface, but it’s definitely harder to tell projected top down in 2d for me.

edit: it’s definitely subtly noticeable in the image posted by sibling
Please don't take threads further into flamewar.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
You do understand that a fetus is not part of the mother's body, right?

It's quite normal for the legislature to get involved when the interests of two parties are in conflict.
Canada does a lot of things.
Unless you’re a SCOTUS Justice. Then you do what you want with impunity.
Bring back personal responsibility, I'll deal with my needs and problems, I suggest everyone does the same.
Yes these are real phenomenons that exist, but focusing on this marginal issue is fiddling at the edges of the real core problem.

Roads are fixed in size, cars are very big and take up too much space.

Fundamentally baked into the design this is an inefficient way to move people around and there's no fix to be found working within a car oriented framework. The only solution is in removing cars from the road. This is why self driving cannot fix traffic as it will only add more cars.

Self driving buses, now that would be an improvement, but self driving cars no.
Lol if you think the net is outbound. Most of those people were replaced. Who else is going to pay the high rent? The only option when rent is too high for HENRY is to pack in as many poor workers as possible. Viva congestion!
"fake news!" is the same clichéd take but much more concise
(Not parent) Seeing this, it’s definitely noticeable but it’s very subtle.
I'm quite aware of the judicial bar, and i don't think it even comes close to "appearance of a potential conflict". Which, as a phrase without interpretation, of course, covers literally everything (IE defendant is a vegan and I am not).

So in the end, i simply disagree with you - this is not a close call, as the order is written, and as the bar has ever been interpreted, either by caselaw, or by ethics opinions.
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Wow, that's particularly egregious.
That's a lot better than what they used to spend. When I looked at the 990s for previous years, I saw they were spending a lot of money on lobbying for weren't getting anything for it, or worse they were lobbying for something they don't
That's a lot better than what they used to spend. When I looked at the 990s for previous years, I saw they were spending a lot of money on lobbying but weren't getting anything for it, or worse they were lobbying for something they don't need.

For example, amateur radio operator day. I spent a lot of money on a lobbyist to try to get a day designated by Congress. Why?
No clue what it is now but the state tax was 5.3% in the 00’s when we lived in mass. Prop tax was typical for house prices. It has a high tax rate reputation but this might be as bad as one thinks.
Are these people in an industry that puts them in a good position to attack?

If not, I wouldn't waste any more brain cycles on it.
It’s interesting that older variants of the quotation sound less like platitudes.

“Whatever a patron desires to get published is advertising; whatever he wants to keep out of the paper is news.” -1918

“There are but two classes of people in the world—those who have done something and want their names kept out of the paper, and those who haven’t done anything worth printing and want their names put in.“ -1894
It's nonsense to claim the ARRL "haven't accomplished anything in decades". In the recent past, HAM radio has kept the spectrum allocated to it, and even gained small amounts, in the face of massive commercial competition. Keeping the HAM spectrum open is one of the biggest priorities for ARRL.

Also, it's very shortsighted to complain about "Total lobbying expenditures" of $450k over 5 years. For context, the commercial companies competeing for spectrum have spent billions. https://www.comparitech.com/internet-providers/isp-lobbying/
Because hotels can be expensive, and when you want to bomb from one side of the country to the other driving 16 hours a day, it's just easier to sleep in the car. I've done it many times in a 20-year-old Jetta, very comfortably.
>Do You Host Your Own Email?

Yes?

> Do you run a mailserver/host email accounts on your domain?

g-suite free - multiple domains + simplelogin (previously used anonaddy) with a custom domain (actually a subdomain of one of my gsuite domains)
Given that I know the local authorities will drag their feet and it'll take 5+ years for anything to actually be lived in and most stuff will be expensive to live in - yes. But that's already happening.
A personal tangent. In the spirit of the OP, I guess.

I read Justine (1st book of the Alexandria Quartet) back in my early 20s, circa 1993.

The way I found it was utterly weird. I was helping my dad sort out his old stuff my mom wanted him to throw away, mostly lots of yellow late 50s early 60s notebooks from his college. And some old English books. And Justine. My dad said he couldn't remember where he got this book, and said somebody must have given it to him back in the 60s, and he never read it.

I've never heard of it or Lawrence Durrel, but I knew about Gerald Durrel due to My Family and Other Animals which was something that recommended for kids around the early 80s, I guess, and I think I even read it when I was much younger.

I assumed Justine was a dime detective or spy novel, since I knew that's the stuff my dad likes. Or some biography. Nothing too literary for him, thank you very much. He asked if I wanted to read it or he'd throw it away. I looked at the blurb, which didn't tell me much, shrugged and said ok. I was between books. The book was a 60s printing, yellow pages, somewhat disintegrating, but all pages were intact.

So I read it. It was tough. But I persevered. And I liked it. Very much. Well, the sex scenes were kinda shocking but by that time I've read more explicit ones.

And to my surprise I discovered that the science fiction novel Icehenge, by Kim Stanley Robinson, which I read and re-read and re-read 7 years prior at even a more impressionable age, was very much a tribute to Justine. At least its middle part. It even includes a science-fiction in-universe pastiche of Cavafy's The City.

Icehenge and Justine remain sort of embedded in my brain. As Cavafy's "The City" in Durrel's translation (attributed to one of the fictitious characters in the novel itself) , which in my opinion is the best translation. I'm able to recite it by heart to this day, and there are days when I'm highly tempted to print it and hang above my desk at work. But I wouldn't like the questions. I think.

I've wanted for 20 years now to read the rest of the Alexandrian Quartet, but I've never gotten around to it. Swamped by school and then by work and then by family. Maybe someday. And maybe I'll be disappointed.

As for His Dark Materials. I read it too, but didn't like it, something didn't click. Except The Golden Compass which was good.
> not necessarily just about preventing anaphylaxis but general food anxiety as well as alienation from a cultural and social staple of sharing food together

I see, moving the goalposts to an even less defensible argument. Sharing food together doesn't mean eating the same thing. By this reasoning, we should all be forced to eat the lowest common denominator of least offensive food for everyone. If one person is vegan, we should all be vegan. If one person can't eat any nightshade vegetables (a common allergy), none of us should eat nightshade vegetables. Same for dairy, shellfish, etc. The set of foods all humans can comfortably and traditionally eat is approximately the empty set. This sounds like the very definition of a culturally and socially enriching experience around food!

You don't speak for my brother and he'd likely mock someone trying to "white knight" his eating experiences or suggesting his peanut allergy caused profound alienation. We all eat different things based on preferences, never mind allergens. Do people feel alienated and anxious because they can't handle spicy food but other people can? There is a ubiquitous food that I can't eat (for reasons unrelated to allergens) but never once did I feel alienated because of it, even though people tease me about it.

If people are intentionally being assholes about it, the issue is them being assholes and has nothing to do with the food. If one person is hyper-sensitive about what other people eat, the answer is therapy for that person, not changing the world to accommodate their hyper-sensitivity.
Mostly resource extraction and real estate financial engineering. Increasingly the latter.
I am going to move there in a month, will be glad to meet then.
It's a bit odd to see the judge jump between referring to herself in both first-person and third-person even in the same sentence. I guess that's normal for this sort of thing?