skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Every year there are around 1,000 people killed in police interactions. Every year around 25 of those cases were people who were unarmed and/or not actively trying to kill the police officer.

Now, that is 25 too many for sure. But in a nation of 350 million people, 25 unarmed people killed by cops is sad but statistically a rounding error. Also, most of the time the cops in those cases are rightfully convicted and sent to prison so qualified immunity isn't relevant.

That said, there are far too many other police abuses that need to be addressed which are a more significant issue because they affect far more people.
Also, wouldn't we expect to see this in these studies?
Or they were just lying, which they seem to do a lot of.
>The wages are not being set by economic value except on the top end for programming/executive/higher management. Its being set by the employer based on a base standard of living.

The fallacy here is thinking that prices was ever or should be set by "economic value". It plays a role, but only as an upper bound; you can't price something that's higher than the value it provides. Many goods/services (eg. food or healthcare) arguably provides infinite value to the purchaser, given that they're required for survival, but I doubt you'd come out to argue that we should reprice them according to their "economic value".

>The capital holders are taking all of the excess wealth created

This feels like a tautology to me, because you're defining "excess wealth" as (economic value generated) - (wages/expenses paid), which is just a roundabout way of saying "profits".
Yeah, Stripe is well documented but very ugly to actually handle in practice.
For virtual network IP space you can go with the 0.0.0.0/8 space (sometimes called "zeronet") as long as you are using kernel 5.4+ everywhere you want that network. Obviously 0.0.0.0/32 is still excluded.

Windows (and probably macOS?) still block that as of today so it can be an extra safe (and large) space if your only worry is "I don't want my virtual network space to collide with outside or client sourcing networks".
Your wife is your best friend, she married you to be your lifetime company, and to take care of you on your hard moments. So, LET her taking care of you. You would be doing the same for her, certainly.

Now, be the best husband for her. You have time, so keep the house clean, cook for her, be supportive, and keep motivated to find another job.

You will eventually find another thing. But REALIZE that you have your wife with you.
> The primary school did not have facilities to prepare lunch

The normal response to that is to use a contract or municipal service to bring in hot food. It's usually municipal.
I notice a lot of the comments here conflate “creation” and “creative problem solving”, and I really think they’re different things. I’m an engineer - so I absolutely love sitting in a room of smart people and hashing out a solution to a hard problem - but that’s different I think than what the author is referring to.

Creation, building a wholly new thing, is a different activity than engineering or problem solving, and I agree - requires silence. Creation also implies an increase in the number of problems - maybe that’s why I tend to avoid silence… nice article - I think I’ll turn off YouTube and code in silence today!
I just added in the "Play Again" button at the end of your results page :) And thanks for the feedback about ranking system. I am planning to add that in with "personal" and "global" ranking as well as past game results revisit feature in the upcoming V2 version of the game. Also I might add in "Daily Taboo" where all players compete to get the highest score possible with a set of fixed words each day. Stay tune for more updates ;)
There's gotta be something like this already. Like a SETI @ Home type of thing .
And it's better for businesses too! They get to compete on honest things like quality and cost, not BS like tricking you into weird fees.
It's bullshit "security" for banking, it could be that it depends on something that isn't emulated by Edge, like toolbars or some other form of deep browser extensions, not "just" ActiveX.

For all it's worth it could be something as insane as a kernel driver that assumes a certain IE build and hooks into it for "security". Never heard of such things in areas outside of gaming, but won't be remotely surprised. Banking industry is way more backwards than gaming, after all.
V had a rough start but seems to be coming up nicely. The title here is old title of post but believe is more appropriate since article doesn't really cover how the terminal rendering (which imo will be even more interesting) happens but the numerical integration.
For all the flaws of UK democracy, the majority who votes for parties supportive of current immigration levels is vast. So even if you were right nobody explicitly voted for this, opposition to it is weak enough that the vast majority does not see it as a sufficient priority to change their voting patterns.
I've had managed wordpress hosting from about £5, not sure where he got those prices from.

Still not sure I'd recommend it, the community can be pretty toxic.
I agree with the core sentiment expressed here, though I think your statements come off as absolutist. I think there are plenty of people in management (though maybe not the majority) that don't come from generational wealth. I think the boats + vacation homes + generational wealth statements you brought up are irrelevant to the main point you're making, which is that leaders should be held accountable (which I fully agree with).

Take care not to let cynicism, spite, or resentment overshadow a strong core argument.
Sorry to hear about your position. This is a brutal market. Please do reach out to me at my email (in my bio) and I'd be happy to lend an ear. And if you'd like I can take a look at your resume and make any introductions I can to folks I know looking for someone with your background.

My friend and I have been working on a job hunting playbook for the past few months on how to get interviews without a recognizable brand on your resume, in this down market. We wanted to do a show HN after a week or so once it's more polished, but heck I think it can help now so here it is: https://zerofactorial.xyz/get-interviews/intro.

Happy to help however I can, and hoping your situation gets better soon.

And please know that you're not alone. I'm glad to see the other comments here offering their contact info to chat with. In a sense we're in this together, and you have this community behind you, to help you in any way that it can.

Please take care my friend.
It's a component. "Breadwinner" is a common pattern for showing up, so if that is your only model for what you do, and you can't do it, then you are up a creek.

But it's not the only way. You simply need to be able to show up, follow through on your commitments, and be a value add for your partner's life. Many find that money is the most natural way to do that, but it's far from the only model.
The originator of the Big Bang concept is basically always described as a Catholic priest. The juxtaposition between faith and science, compared to the union of the two, makes people think.

This is an interesting part of the story because of the marginalization of Jewish immigrants during that interwar period.
They keep on trying to force it on people.

The harder they try, the more "NO. FUCK OFF" I get. :/
> Why would people in suburban areas be so much more at risk for tapeworms than people in urban areas?

in my priority of variables, I think the greater point is that people in urban areas were not using Ivermectin to compare efficacy, simply because treatment preferences went along party lines.

if they too had tapeworms and also wanted Ivermectin for severe covid treatment, it would have killed the tapeworms and more people would have recovered from severe covid on their own there too.

If vice or the researchers cited aren't doing a study on tapeworms then it wouldn't come up. If you need something to cite, it doesn't exist. That's how hypothesis work. The utility of pointing it out then is for someone to be motivated into looking at it this way, it is folly to assume that these respected institutions ruled it out.
America would already be a white minority nation had it not been for the racial bias towards Whites of previous immigration policies.

I also think you can’t group Latinos as a voting bloc that swings one way on party or policy. Sure Latinos in Nevada lean blue and are more liberal but in Florida they are conservative and are voting Republican.

Overall though I disagree with the framing. Why is a white minority a bad thing? Canada’s response to such demographic shifts is much more measured. We’re building a country together.
Meta-analysis: https://www.3dcenter.org/artikel/launch-analyse-amd-radeon-r...

across all launch reviews, 7900XTX averages 351W during gaming, while 4090 averages 418W for 127.7% of the performance (in raster-only 4K, on previous page), working out to 107% of the perf/w.

4080 is actually even more efficient, 297W actual power for 96.9% of 4K performance, giving 115% of the perf/w of the 7900XTX.

7900XT actually falls a bit farther behind, at only 96% of the perf/w.

Compared to a 3080 10GB (which is not a power-hog, that's one of the original fairly-efficient configs) being 70% of the perf/w, that makes the 4080 115/70 = 164% of the perf/w, they are significantly more efficient than previous gens, not at all "power hogs".

6800XT (probably the most efficient card of last gen) is 74% of the perf/w of 7900XTX and that puts the 4080 at 155% of the perf/w of the 6800XT.

Here's the 4070 Ti data but it doesn't really change anything (conveniently the 4070 Ti efficiency works out just about exactly the same as 7900XTX): https://www.3dcenter.org/artikel/launch-analyse-nvidia-gefor...

And please don't whip out the "X watts is too much", arguing that products that you don't want to purchase personally shouldn't be manufactured is a shitty thing to do. If you want a 300W card, buy the 4080. If you want a 270W card, the 4070 Ti is right there. Lower-end cards will be launched over time, it's not going to be high-end-only forever.

Ada Lovelace is by a large margin the most efficient generation that has ever launched. The problem is clearly pricing and not efficiency, people just listed to a bunch of dumb techtubers last summer and earnestly believed that a 900W TBP card was going to be a mainstream product and once gamerzzz latch onto an NVIDIA conspiracy theory they're sure as hell not going to renounce it. Efficiency bad, it doesn't matter what the numbers say. Oh, efficiency is good? Well still too much power. Oh there's cards available at the same power as last gen? Listen here buddy NVIDIA bad, did I stutter?
A huge part of that is IMO the absurd lack of free time. 40 hours plus commute, overtime and on-call (=total 60-80h) is bad enough in a single-earner household where a spouse keeps up with chores, but two full-time employees or singles not living with parents? They're all but drained in the evening, and when you only have time on Saturday between dealing with leftover chores (=laundry, actual cleaning beyond letting the Roomba roam around) or catching up on sleep, the rare four spots for social life in a month have to be carefully planned. And no surprise either that people don't have children as a result - hard to have them when you're working all the time.

The 40 hour work week needs to go. Now.

ETA and don't forget so many restaurants and pubs either closed down completely, cut opening times or hiked prices thanks to inflation and exploding rents over the last years. It's not just the pandemic that fucked things up.
> If you have a text assignment...and get a bad grade, what did you learn?

Ideally you learned what mistakes you made and how to avoid them in the future. The reliability of this process will depend a lot on the teacher, but I don't see how putting AI in the mix really changes this. You will surely need to learn /something/ about writing before you could even begin to evaluate the quality of a ChatGPT essay.
There is an image for raspberry pi. I guess that can be a good way to force yourself into it. Just make sure to have vnc access to a linux, mac or windows computer if you need it for work too.
> making sure that the user has at least one application that can download files from the web is pretty damn reasonable.

And, indeed, you can't remove Windows Update. Nor (in more recent versions) the Add or Remove Features component in Control Panel— er, sorry, the Settings app. So long as you can still re-install Internet Explorer without a web browser (which I think you have always been able to, ever since the days IE came in a box), there's no reason to stop you removing it.

Microsoft did have legitimate reasons to integrate the browser engine in Windows 95, what with the whole Active Desktop, HTML Application, the-web-is-the-future schtick they were going for. But that isn't one of them.
2 years of no adjustments on any bike, is pretty unheard of, regardless of technology involved. Cables stretch, e-shifting gets rid of that issue... there really isn't anything to get out of alignment there.

I've been riding and racing bikes since I was 15 years old and I'm nearly 50 now.
It seems so, check this log book from Meta: https://github.com/facebookresearch/metaseq/blob/main/projec...
If it doesn't you can manually re-trigger it.
That does require you to monitor it of course.
Well come on it's not a big story, it is a "fat" story obviously...
The disconnect between the reality of kids being subjected to shaming like never before thanks to social media, and the desire to remove the word "fat" and replace it by "enormous", makes my head spin.
So this is a fat story because it teaches that hiding issues behind euphemism is the way, instead of confronting problems and helping fat people turn into fit ones...
(author) An interesting idea but the only `nbd*` I can find in the tree is `./usr/include/linux/nbd.h`; there's no kernel module or client pre-built. Also, I'm not sure this wouldn't exacerbate the issues with the Realtek just as badly as swap-over-NFS would, so the kernel upgrade would make more sense first.
So have them put both prices with and without taxes on the label if they want to. The total tax burden will be listed on the receipt anyways.
In my mind, what you are describing is the responsibility of the teacher. I was thinking more along the lines of how parents help their children in their homework. Like the grandparent wrote:

> who can sit down with you and explain things to you when you get stuck, or who can point out mistakes in your existing understanding or your work

That being said, I don't see why what you describe would require AGI. It won't be an excellent teacher or tutor in those tasks, but it may be good enough and make up in the price, availability and repetition.
The Perfect Error Message
I had a similar situation in 2007. I was out of work for 5 months. I eventually got a low level IT job. Got a better job from there. Got another better job from there, and by 2015 I was an FTE at a FANGMA company. All you can do is muscle your way through it. You wouldn't happen to be in the Raleigh area? If so I'd be down for meeting for coffee.
Ask HN: How do you deal with spring allergies?
I’m starting to experience the allergies now and I was wondering how do people here treat them
Many different groups of fish have independently evolved locomotion by "walking" on modified pectoral fins. One of my favorite examples are the bamboo sharks, among which are some pretty recently described species: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hemiscyllium_halmahera
That's a really stupid choice of title for essentially a "Key Partner"
Unless those hands have evolved for communicating over all the fiber optic cables lying around down there.
Quick! Go apply for some funding from ycombinator so that you'll be able to dance like a unicorn one day too.
There is a WIP PR for combining DuckDB with Graphic Walker: https://github.com/Kanaries/graphic-walker/pull/18

WASM of Graphic Walker is coming soon！
Absolutely. I was part of a startup that did pairing with frequent pair rotation. We also collaborated very closely with product/design. It great to be in the middle of coding, come across a product question, and drag over the product manager for discussion. Often together we'd come up with an approach that was better than any of us would have separately.
This sounds like you are talking about people transitioning to being a writer, not a show runner.

That's like someone saying "has anyone transitioned to running cartoon network?" and someone else saying "people have transitioned to being an animator, which is almost the same thing".
I don't need port 80 now that DNS challenges are easily automated. Port 443 is open, so that's fine.

Also, if I have a VPS, why not just serve from the VPS?
But there really is barely any absolute poverty in the Netherlands (or Germany, or Denmark, or Sweden, or France, or ....), we're mostly talking about relative poverty, that is nobody is starving or can't get healthcare, or is homeless (yes, homelessness exists, but it's primarily a substance abuse/mental health issue) because they're poor, because the government covers all of that, and the few exceptions are e.g. undocumented immigrants who aren't eligible.

They're poor because we define poverty as having 60% or 50% of the median net income. You still live in a flat, you still have enough money for food and you don't need to beg to heat your home, but you'll have trouble affording things that average citizens consider normal, like taking trips, eating out, buying gadgets, or saving money.

In both absolute and relative poverty, more money helps alleviate it. But giving people enough money to escape abject poverty is something else entirely from enforcing everyone to earn exactly the same so that nobody could have less than the median.
I have a question for someone with your perspective: something I've been wondering is should we be using programming to teach the underlying concepts of basic math? Would learning the algorithms of math be a more appropriate way of conveying the theory to students?
I'm not confusing anything. Cloudflare's stance was that they'd serve anything that wasn't illegal, and one day they decided to change that. Of course that's their prerogative, but I'm just explaining why it stirred up so much controversy.
Absolutely lovely.

Not OP, but thank you for that.
I have never been surprised by a resort fee. If I search on Hilton/Marriott/etc websites, the total price shown when making the reservation is always what I am asked to pay.

I believe the resort fee is listed separately so that the hotel owner can reduce the amount of royalties paid to the hotel brand, since they get a 10% to 15% cut of revenue for accommodation charges, but presumably not for things like resort fees and whatnot.
No, Stable Diffusion isn't the only one to release their weights. OpenAI hasn't been releasing weights for ChatGPT, but Stable Diffusion isn't the only ones releasing weights [1].

[1]: https://huggingface.co/
Looks great mate. Love the animations and exploration you've done

I suppose more complex shapes would benefit from rigid body parts aswell
Wouldn't this criticism apply to something like 99% of humans? If not, how do you define "meaning" and how are you sure humans have a sense of it?
People browsing this thread finding appalling comments - it’s not a pattern, it’s just this one person.
We're an anarcho-syndicalist commune. We take it in turns to act as a sort of executive officer for the week.
But all the decision of that officer have to be ratified at a special biweekly meeting.
By a simple majority in the case of purely internal affairs,--
From Wikipedia:

> Sewage is pumped unprocessed into the sea

Lovely
Oracle Forms still works in Edge in IE11 compatibility mode. This surprised me, but I can't decide if pleasantly or not.
Can a smart person explain what that bill means? The summary[0] reads like the government just saying "you'll take the existing terms and like it" (I didn't know that the government could do this). Is that the same thing as making it "illegal to strike" as the linked comment suggests?

How does all this work?

[0] https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/house-joint-res...
1) Having worked for a company that did this (after learning that it was an anti-pattern at a previous company)... Putting all Protobuf files in a single "registry"/repo is definitely an anti-pattern. You should put them in the repo that implements the service. That service is responsible for maintaining API compatibility between versions (i.e. keep field numbers "stable" and deprecate/update them so as not to break clients).

(If you want a "registry," the better approach would be to have something that uses all the services as dependencies to consolidate their protos.)

2) Going along with this approach, gRPC has a reflection service; most server implementations can expose this (I have personally done it with Tonic/Rust but I know Golang and Java bindings, probably Ruby and others, support it). If you use something like gRPCurl against a server with reflection, the only "path flags" you have to worry about are, like... just the method names. It can't really get more terse than it is with gRPCurl and gRPC reflection, though autocomplete would be nice to have I guess.

The basic intent of gRPC - indeed, its advantage over JSON - is to promote composable, decoupled services. Unless you're monorepoing all your services, putting all protos in a "registry" type repo, that everything depends on, only makes things harder for everyone that needs to do things with those protos.
I'm sure financial stress takes a toll on couples. Just like in this case, some self-imposed sense of obligation and identity is taxing this man. It seems, probably, very artificially.

And gasp, yes, younger generations are absolutely seeing men taking time off and relying on the woman's income. You know, open conversations, open-mindedness about "gender roles", openness about alternative lifestyles other than the clearly-so-successful straight monogamous couple with 2.5 children and a picket fence. Turns out happiness looks different to folks that have a genuine choice and exposure to alternative lifestyles.

I honestly just can't with this stuff -- I forget what it's like going from gay/queer spaces back to straight world. Y'all get hung up on the absolute silliest, most sexist, unfair stuff that ironically is actually a serious issue worth consideration in the grand scheme of advocating for men.
This is a very libertarian mindset. The government exists (should exist) to serve its population. We shouldn't rely on private charity for the basics of a functioning society.
Weirdest thing is, they are not "removing" it. It opens normally for a fraction of second and then something closes it and opens Edge instead.
As a foreigner who lived in the USA for a few years, I always thought the US runs in hidden fees.

From tipping, to taxes not in the sale price, to insurances not being able to give a price for a procedure, to hotel fees… I could never actually guess how much anything would cost.

Either the wording of the law will have a ton of exclusions per industry.
> It’s also not clear how the attacker got my billing and shipping info.

This sounds like a real mystery. I wonder what happened here and how Apple is so confident that your account wasn't compromised, because it really sounds like it was. Either that or some other account with those same credentials was.

It's also a bit of a mystery to me why the hackers would use your shipping info to begin with here. Why not some address where retrieving things would be easier for them? They must have been really confident they could intercept your package.
A company can throw whatever fees they want at me as long as it's in the up front cost.
> Nobody like taking handouts and they'd much rather take care of their own families instead.

That's a big part of why this provision is to be universal. You can't feel bad about taking "handouts" if all your fellow pupils are also getting it.