skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Isn’t your last sentence the essential difference in English as well?
Definitely picking up the cultish vibes. What's up with these Musky villain type characters thinking they are God's gift to the world?
It is very nice to be able to walk mostly where you want, although it doesn't always mean that landowners won't challenge you when you're walking.

Also worth noting that the right to roam doesn't apply to people's gardens (https://www.gov.scot/policies/landscape-and-outdoor-access/p... and https://www.outdooraccess-scotland.scot/enjoying-scotlands-o...)
I think others have covered it in other posts but I’d just like to add that this protocol is only for negotiation, everything continues in the native protocol afterwards.
> I have never seen anyone trying to understand how light moves in a vacuum

People have been doing this since pre-helenics, "what is the medium where everything operates" or along the questions of "what is the medium that contains vacuum".

It's not that anyone isn't trying to understand that, it's just that thinking about unprovable things is boring and uninteresting from science point of view. At that level we may as well accept we all live in the Rabbit's Hole with Magic.
SQL + M4 = Composable SQL
As does the fertiliser industry.
It seems to support Expo for push notifications (https://github.com/novuhq/novu/tree/main/providers/expo). I'm not sure if you could use it with "vanilla" RN.
Makes sense, the problem is that rendering frameworks are lagging behind the current understanding of server-side rendering, Next 13 is the only exception I know
>I agree, but the truth is that EU/CH isn't much better either. There is a large stigma of German professionals, specifically physicians, coming to Switzerland 'taking all the jobs' when most Swiss who do attend university don't even study medicine to fill the roles they require in most cantons.

What does the EU-Switzerland immigration situation have to do with Northern European welfare states?
Also Ludovico Einaudi, where I first encountered the word "petrichor".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8xeStLTnhM
Hi, that increase is just that, it does not include insurance, I'll have to get that on my own. The company does provide the insurance, but it's a basic sort of thing. To have proper insurance I'll have to get it on my own.

Along with that housing expense and eating etc are also extra expenses that are there, I don't have those here.
I don't know how to spell tushekyeredarim, but thanks!

I only recently came across the word "hallow" and assumed it was a misspelling or US-Americanism for "hollow". Thanks for a full answer.
Speak to some older immigrants who grew up in a rural area of some poor country where schooling just wasn't a thing.

There's so many basic concepts they just don't grasp, and even when explained they still don't seem to understand.

That's not to say they're incapable of anything (if anything, their well-honed gut instincts outperform some modern disembodied intellectuals), there's just huge holes in the types of formal thinking that show up on IQ tests.
No they don't, that's nonsense. A Tesla FSD just gives up control deciding it has no idea what to do, often with literally 3 second notice. I've driven it and it's the most dangerous system out there - because it seems so good, right up to a point where it completely relinquishes control, leaving you in the middle of a busy intersection, or in traffic behind a cyclist which it literally doesn't know what to do with.

"Just like people do" is only true if you see 7 year olds driving around, I imagine they would have similar capacity to make decisions on the road as Tesla FSD does. Except I imagine even a 7 year old wouldn't just let go of the wheel completely.
Does Tesla also qualify for the new tax incentives taking effect in 2023?
Many many people claim there is no inherent difference in men and women above the neck, and that any observed difference is purely culturally caused.

By extension, it could be eliminated in a single generated given total control of the socialisation and schooling process.

This is not a meme or a rare view - Steven Pinker wrote a book countering this worldview 20 years ago.
> Just reread what it told me; it told me it is zero miles away from itself but it was a nonsensical query and that one should be more specific if the cities being compared are different.

It made the least sane assumption. If it was aware of that, it would have used a more reasonable one (eg. two cities).
I have three incompatible round tips: 20W, 4 connectors, 60W, 5 connectors (x2).

Aliexpress brands respectively uslion (x2) and elough.
- Block ads: uBlock Origin on desktop or Firefox Android, AdGuard on iOS, SmartTubeNext on Android TV

- Use a password manager, just maybe not LastPass

- Avoid Google products
That's the crux though, no? The US could be a legitimately incredible place, and there are glimpses of that all the time. The fact that her parents were able to immigrate and raise their child there is a great success story. I won't hesitate to say they contributed to the US's economy and tax system as much as any native born citizen. But then the US turns around and does this to the children of immigrants who would continue to contribute meaningfully?

It's insanely wasteful, destructive, short-sighted and, most of all, cruel.

If I had to describe the US in one sentence, that would be it. If I had to present an example of how paradoxically destructive the system is in the US, I'd pick her story, because it's oddly reflective of probably most stories I hear out of the US. Great deeds marred by evil, intentional or not.
Kayak => Ferry => Bridge => Tunnel

No you are not allowed to rewrite or refactor. Only add!
They so desperately want people to like them but can't figure out why no one ever does.
This must be true for any other analysis and calculation methodologies too.
I checked: when you die, you rot. Atheist or not.

Where does the speed go when the car stops?
A podcast was talking about using Helium 8 to test an experiment. I hadn’t realised there was a He 8.

Turns out the additional 4 neutrons fill the next shell.
His favorables gain with the MAGA is WAY lower than his drop in popularity with the libs he is working very hard to own. It's like +5% to -33%. Musk or no Musk, deep in Red country these people won't be caught dead in a Tesla.
> Spain will scrap the value-added tax on basic food items for six months

Clickbait title.
This reads to me as a cogent defense of one particular interpretation: Everett.

All is clear and logical except the part where Aaronson endorses the opinion that Everett isn’t wrong, but grandiose (whatever this means). In justification, it seems he is pushed into further twisted locutions. He speaks of what “breathes fire” into branches of the wave function and says that the question of existence of other branches is “above the pay grade of physics”. Breathing fire and pay grade of physics?

How much simpler to just assert that yes evolution is unitary at all times and, yes, this implies many classical branches.
>>Waymo cars work fine in conditions and areas outside of their current tests.

So if you took an existing Waymo car and dropped it in a middle of a previously unmapped city, it would be "fine"?
Well I wonder sometimes. Like you don't build a building and then stress test it... so there must be some fields where simply adding the 30-50% margin for error is good enough.
Long story short: I built the app under my ex-employer Slack, and apps are tied to organizations. When I was removed from the organization, I lost access to the app. Couldn't recover it, I've been trying for years.
A common issue with "createSlice" even with seasoned developers is they're introducing useless nesting and weird imperative-functional constructs because they fundamentally do not understand how "immer" works.

I've read your blog post, and I might be missing something, but you do not seem to be highlighting any re-rendering issues specific to context. Juniors will have to learn how React works anyway. Context or not.
Children are sponges for knowledge, but while still very impressionable pre puberty they are also vulnerable to programming/brainwashing....whether dogmatic religion, nationalism/globalization, racialization of everything etc etc.

The whole home schooling trend of children has grown in leaps and bounds by parents who don't want their children to be exposed 'learning' they deem to be unhealthy for their kids.
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In an ideal world schooling could improve 'intelligence' by helping children to think for themselves objectively but it's a common trope that school is just programming wrapped up as 'learning'.
> Check out his youtube channel it's a wild ride!

Boy, what did I just see—and especially hear?!

But never mind.

Still the main question remains regarding this kind of TUI stuff: Why?

I see that it's a impressive demo and great hack, sure. But why should we use a glorified virtual line-printer to display all those things? It's just layers of craziness (like I started to call such stuff).

In the end our hardware will render pixels! (In big contrast to the original hardware for which this stuff was invented in the first place.)

Misusing our glorified virtual line-printers should be finally replaced with something that acknowledges our current reality (which is: HW based on pixel framebuffers) instead of fighting this reality. It's a complete joke that I need a multi-GHz computer and an expensive GPU with many TFLOPs only to be able to scroll somehow "smooth" in an UI form the 60's…
I agree that declaring 'this is fascism' doesn't persuade me to a viewpoint. I work in crisis handling, and it's never been a good idea to compare 'this is worse than that'. You could likely take any country and say 'this is a happy place' and you'd have someone else saying 'this other place is happier'. You can have 50 shades of gray and they're all -> gray. I'd rather not dismiss this claim because we can think of better examples.

I'd be open to hearing in what ways the US demonstrates fascism. Under the old [Presidential] administration I do remember the blind nationalism and racist overtones.
https://archive.vn/jA2v8
Maybe if they could get them into people's arms today, but it's almost certainly too late for that. The crime is that they've been sitting on this solution for two years.
> But crucially, then they rigorously specified how those shortcuts and errors must be handled in all cases.

If the behaviour of such code is rigorously specified, is it even correct to label them "shortcuts" or "errors"?
I'm not so sure about lua != lisp. You have lexical scoping and first class closures. Tail call optimisation and garbage collection. The compiler is present at runtime. A small core which is extensible in itself or native language, e.g. to swap out doubles for bignums. I think there's s expression syntax for it as a third party project.

You don't have macros as far as I can tell, though meta lua looks suspiciously close to it.

What parts of lisp do you see missing from this?
Many languages don't even have a word separating the idea of gender and sex.
Yes! Gas is a primary input feedstock.. something I was amazed to discover.
Also in my language. The adjective both for identifying the sex and the gender of someone, is the same.
Tesla doesn’t do self driving. Other companies have cars without humans inside on public streets, that’s self driving.

The use case of self driving taxi already exist as in you tell an app where you want to go and an empty car with AI driver shows up. The app doesn’t always summon an AI driver, but when humans and machines are doing the same job don’t expect the humans to win indefinitely.
All of these people can get cheaper college education in their country of birth than in USA. So that's a plus.

They can come back with a H1B visa to pay taxes in the US. I bet a lot of them could even qualify for residency in Canada, an even better opportunity for them with more reasonable immigration policies.
It's probably not as good, but works fine for me. Also, I heard they have a human-managed discovery instead of the automatic one. Podcasts with the overviews are also amazing.
> easily give up their (not yet formed) ethnicity.

Oh do they? Actually going on the field shows pretty clear signs that those don’t mix, even if the state forbids us from doing stats on how many ethnicities beat up our white kids.

What is your intent, really? What is your intent with our kids?
Do not buy one of these. It is functionally the same as a Razer gaming laptop which are notorious for swelling batteries. I had one that almost blew up. Had to remove it entirely.
One of the Internet’s Biggest History Forums Deals with Holocaust Deniers (2018)
It's also a self-reinforcing cycle.

Children that told they are smart from tests tend to have higher confidence and that has positive effects during a time where most children are unsure about themselves and their role in their world.

Confidence also has secondary effects in other aspects of life from dating to seeking out quality mentors and opportunities.
libvte, which several exceedingly basic terminals use (including gnome-terminal) is basically no longer maintained, and is on life support provided by its few consumers. It will probably never get OSC 52 support (and support of many extensions), unless it truly scratches someone's itch, and they can hound maintainers into accepting a patch.

That said, there are many great modern terminals to use. I suggest Alacritty.
How Capitalism Stole the Internet [video]
IIRC (from reading Caplan's case against education) this outcome in itself is not terribly controversial. What may be is the idea that educational IQ gains are sticky beyond the period of schooling. E.g. school raises IQ while you're in it, but over time you lose those gains and at some point they disappear completely.
Wow, so is it like $40h vs $480/h?
Multiplatform file encryption (RSA/AES)
File Encrypt is an application that encrypts files with RSA/AES from a graphical user interface. The benefit of using this app is the ease of use while getting the safety of 4096 bits RSA encryption.
Is it really true that children are so easily indoctrinated? In my experience there is a decent probability that they rebel against whatever the dominant ideology is when they are growing up once they enter puberty.
The current wait time for a green card for an Indian is on the order of 100-120 years.

One of my reports, an engineer from Chennai, doesn’t want to renew his H1B in two years time and is considering either working from our office in Bangalore or beginning a startup in India. The dynamics have changed in the country. The startup scene and the maturity of mobile networks has made India a far more attractive place to live and work than it did 10 years ago.

Most developed nations are going to regret the end of this brain drain.
The truth about my EV?
In summer it gets me to work, and back, without me overheating.
In winter it gets me to work, and back, without me freezing my ass off.

The later is something my Diesel never could manage, taking about 20 miles to get temperatures above the freezing point. While my EV is nice and cozy after about half a mile.
> I honestly cannot believe in the 21st century we tolerate such archaic systems for highly sought professionals, that we in turn educated via subsidized education (se is a nursing grad from University of South Florida) especially with the enormous demand for nurses.

That particular person is.

I think the whole point of immigration is that it should be decided on an individual case. Giving a nursing grad a visa sounds like a great idea, but should all children of visa holders be given visas? I think there should be a few requirements.
I would guess because nano is meant to be a replacement for pico.

Much to my surprise, I recently found nano was symlinked to pico on macOS. It'd been niggling at me for a while, I'd just assumed I'd been given an older version of nano. Guess I was kind of right.
I was thinking of getting something like this, but wouldn't it get outdated as soon as there's a new standard, i.e. very fast?
NOx led to the VW emissions scandal, so we take the quite serious. CO2, well, we should be more aggressive, but it is tackled, e,g, no new ICE cars in the EU after 2035 (?). I still remember dead forests due to acid rain, caused by various sulfur-based shit in the atmosphere, we got rid of that. Same for some of the ozone layer destroyers, we got rid of those, too. That it takes longer to get rid of that crap shouldn't be used to accept start-ups intentionally (as opposed to being a side effect like other industries) polluting, and promoting that, as PR stunts and funding vehicles. Especially since the latter can be so easily stopped.
My experience getting my student visa turned me off from remaining in the US after graduating, so if the goal was to reduce immigration by embodying Kafka, it succeeded in at least one case.
I've never learnt Vim or Emacs, have always used Nano when editing via the terminal. However I increasingly find myself firing up a VSCode remote session if I need to edit more than a single line.

Remote VSCode is kind of magic, I'm increasingly working in (local) VMs via it. I have one project that is probably never going to never going to support ARM, and I'm close to needing to upgrade my MacBook. I really want an M2, but this project would be hard to run locally on it. VSCode on a remove VM is probably going to be the answer.
Pico was the inspiration for Nano. Pico was the standalone editor of the Pine mail client.
The problem with Pico and Pine was their restrictive license, therefore clones with a more sane license were created (Nano and Alpine).
Are they an extension of the CCP in a different way to Microsoft, or Facebook, or whoever, being an extension of the USA government (eg under national security letters)?
> Children are especially malleable to school indoctrination and easily give up their (not yet formed) ethnicity.

You're ignoring the fact that most foreigners from the same country of origin will chose to live with their own communities, creating ethnic ghettos, that the parents don't magically stop teaching their birth language, culture and customs to their kids when they move to a foreign country, that Europe isn't really far from Africa or Middle-East so that families will go back to country the parent's country of origin every summer.

So basically the American model of society in action in Europe.
Some doctor experimented by dosing themselves with progesterone, and found that after a few days it increased their libido significantly, but is completely reversible otherwise.

Depending on method of administration, changes occur sooner or later. A common one is "monotherapy" with only estrogen injections in oils which get released over time.
Countless inventions were inevitable, like the automobile or powered flight. The most obvious sign for this are inventions that happened independently in quick succession, or where there's debate who was first.

You could also reasonably claim that the iPhone wasn't so much a "product invention", other phones with similar functionality existed, the genius was making a great version and targeting it at consumers instead of business people. But that's still an invention of sorts.

Tesla is a bit like that, but Musks real achievement is SpaceX, which came into a stagnant space where each rocket was some upgrade of an upgrade of an ICBM, and showed that a startup can compete in the space, and even disrupt it. And now two decades later the space launch provider market is full of startups with fresh ideas. Without musk this won't have happened
Interesting situation and the opposite of what would make sense. You spend taxpayer money to educate in integrate all these young people, then boot them out? Can't speak for the rest of the world, but the country I do have experience with has something called "naturalization process" (not sure if it's the right translation), where children of immigrant families are fast-tracked to citizenship when they turn 18. Which makes total sense to me.
All of the old editors are horrible. Nano, vi, emacs... sure they might be conveniently placed, but are a pain to learn. This one is a vast improvement https://micro-editor.github.io/
umm.. impacting other peoples lives positively seems like a goal we can all support. Being “smart” seems nebulous at best.
They mention that in the M1 Ultra, it gets within a fraction of a second of the performance of an RTX 3060, which is very impressive!

Sure, an M1 Ultra computer costs 3.6K€ higher than an RTX 3060 computer nowadays, but still, it gets close to the best performance on the market.
Sure. We could roll-out the infra, but can you imagine?

I give you $20, and I go to jail if I don't mark down the serial, and report it. Or, if I cannot account for where serial $x went to, after it was given to me.

All stores, etc have to do the same.

People would freak out if told to do this.

Yet this is precisely what is happening with debit/credit cards worldwide. This level of tracking is slowly begin kicked on everywhere.

For example, by law, the DHS in the US has access to all credit(and effectively debit, which uses the same clearing process) transactions.

The US just rolled over after 9/11, completely bizarre.

I literally don't get people.
Hopefully, but by then 70% of the workers at some other factory will be off with COVID, and so on. So, possibly a total disaster in the making.
It depends on the method of administration of HRT, some methods do show fluctuations similar to those of cis women, e.g. estradiol valerate/enanthate etc.