skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Even with plenty of incentives for families to have children, this is correct. Practically, all of the population growth Sweden has been experiencing in the last decades is due to immigration and immigrants having kids after moving to Sweden.

> Idag föds i snitt 1,88 barn per vuxen kvinna. Det betyder att Sveriges befolkning skulle minska utan invandring. (Today, an adult woman has on average 1.88 children. This means the population would decrease if not for immigration)

> Idag (2023) har Sverige 10,5 miljoner invånare ... År 1950 var bara en procent av den svenska befolkningen född utomlands. 1980 hade andelen ökat till drygt sju procent. 2020 var nästan 20 procent av Sveriges befolkning födda utomlands (Today, Sweden has 10.5 million inhabitants... in 1950, only one percent of the population was born overseas. In 1980, the amount had grown to 7%. In 2020, almost 20% of the population was born overseas).

> Sedan 1980-talet har mer än två miljoner människor fått tillstånd att bo i Sverige, kortare tid eller permanent. (Since the 1980's, more than 2 million people have received permission to live in Sweden, including short-term and permanently.

A lot of people think that Sweden is still an homogenous country, ethnically, like Japan, which couldn't be further from the truth. If I am not mistaken, Sweden is, today, about as "mixed race" (for lack of a better word) as countries like the USA and Australia.

Source: https://www.so-rummet.se/kategorier/samhallskunskap/individe...
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> "Having some sort of agreed upon world timezone would be neat though ..."

Don't we already have that with UTC / Zulu time?
What is the installation cost? I doubt they are going to rent me a $5-10k battery (Tesla Powerwall is ~$13k) at $30/month without a long lease duration or other means to recoup the initial outlay.

Even if electricity were free at night (not an impossibility in some markets), it would take 433 months (36 years) to reclaim $13k.
And hardly will find in other article due the fact that cheaters will lie to protect their identify if they ever come across a survey or interview. The "love motel" being used for cheating is a known thing across brazilians and still is not easy to find in writing. Also, BR motels are different from the Argentian ones (at least the ones that I saw in Buenos Aires).
Huh? “More social responsibilities”? Like what? Plenty of women choose to have lots of kids. There is no “responsibility” to have kids or not, its a choice.

Not sure why you argue with empirical fact that has been seen across the global when countries develop.

When given the option to have fewer kids, women have fewer kids.

You seem offended with the choices women make. Like they shouldnt be making that choice for themselves.
Toronto's Highway 407 is another privatization debacle.

https://www.thespec.com/news/canada/2019/09/03/birth-of-a-fi...
>There's probably a creative protection here where each key is encrypted individually, but you'd still need some solution like the above HOTP trick or the attacker could scrape the key information out of memory, then decrypt each entry individually.

It seems to me like that would require a separate HOTP device for each password database entry, otherwise the malware can steal one HOTP token and use it against a different entry.
One person is compiling with -march=native (Intel) and using hand-tuned AVX-512 where appropriate. The other is running an application, and wants good performance for the money without too much vendor lock-in.
We spend a huge amount of our time talking about and reasoning about time. Destroying the meaning of all of the language we've built up is pretty significant. More importantly, it basically ensures that all that terminology will be vastly different when you live in different parts of the world, where the day changes in the morning vs the middle of the solar day vs the evening vs the middle of the night. Weekday names will be entirely regional, and their implications will be as well.
This would be a good place to discuss (1) what 'old' water means; isn't Earth's H2O mainly circulating and, hence, 'old' in the sense that all molecules are? But of course water can react with other elements and likewise result from chemical reactions, so is it that what the mean? (2) How can you just fill a vial with some water and then go and analyze the sample in a mass spectrometer to see what other stuff is in there and then go and claim attested age for that sample without loosing sleep over the question that we can not possibly know all of which might have been going on with that water over the centuries, millennia, millions and, in this case, billions of years? Could I, if you gave me a vial of ultrapure water, fake that result in a well-equipped laboratory or at least write a peer-reviewed paper that details alternative mechanisms plausibly possibly present in geological conditions that would cause the water to attain said properties in a fraction of a billion years?

Sadly none of these questions are addressed in the article.
It has at the same level as Unreal, via extensions.

Turns out most people doing the actual scripting don't use C or C++, rather tooling designed for game designers, level editors, scripting developers,....

Professional studios rarelly do everything in C++ for the last 20 years.
> vast majority are conscientious people.

Yes the vast majority are

But theres a minority that is not, and is that minority the one that drives these bad altercations and therefore bad outcomes like these are the ones that lead the risk assessment for women. And this will keep happening irregardless of how conscientious the majority is. Because this issue is not about the majority, but the minority
That's a pure AWS choice (you can use them only as real core) as is the fact that AWS has decided to provide large discounts for their graviton instance as a way to limit portability to other clouds.
Funny, he calls Musk “Phony Stark”
Why needlessly complicate things? Use GMT + 0, earth days, and earth weeks. Why introduce all this unnecessary confusion? There is no practical need to measure local time on the moon.

>Earth clocks and moon clocks don’t run at the same time, due to relativity.

I'm sure the 1/3000th of a millisecond per year won't be a problem
I think there's a very useless and useful way of memorizing, say, history or biology, and the useless way is probably better for passing exams, and the useful way is better for, everything else.

The useless way is: let me memorize all of the dates of the US Presidents. If the question is "When did Ulysses Grant become President?" you remember it's 1869.

The useful way is, let me learn about each Presidential administration and what baggage it inherited from the previous administration and passed onto the next one. Then, if the question is "When did Ulysses Grant become President?" you think, well Lincoln was assassinated shortly after the end of the Civil War in 1865, Johnson served out his term but definitely didn't get another, so Grant would have started in 1869.
I appreciate the candor, but you are just wrong

That crowd is quite widespread
Living in Japan, even in Tokyo, is a vastly different experience from the tourism bubble one experience in a short visit.

My (British) manager living in the international district of Tokyo still struggle with basic paperwork due language barrier. Which affect your work, tax, real estate errands, traveling, visa, daily shopping.
In my experience, the missing something is "have at least one computer that is a Windows PC" - at which point you are limited to a website. (Not the end of the world.)
Thanks for explaining the obvious, my self taught programming skills are unordered and my biggest obstacle is generally my not seeing what is right in front of me.
It seems demented to me to insist on total ecosystem control. It feels like those right-wing factions in the US who believe that every American city is an unlivable hell-hole overrun with issues. It's a ruse to convince yourself. The fearmongering intensity is just off the charts, for something that's just not really actually bad? Give you a break? Give yourself a break: temper your own paranoia.

All this complaining, because there's like a 0.0000001% chance of having a bad time is just so tiring. This belief that only extremely high walls will protect us, that Apple and Apple alone can maintain order is preposterous. It's not like your experience would be worse for intercompatibility, for being able to work with other peripherals: you could still opt to keep paying high prices to use Apple certified gear. But just the thoughts of there not being a huge god damn massive moat with alligators in it makes some folks cower, makes them think it would be their end.

And they never ever give even a token nod to how much would be possible, to the idea that maybe Apple users could & should come to expect more, if the gate weren't so high & they could see out.
I think you're missing the point. Attestation is just key signing and verification with more bells and whistles and overhead. DRM tries and fails for the same reason: you have to give the user both the key and the content. There has been 30 years of attempts to somehow obfuscate and keep them apart, all without success.

An attacker with physical access and unbounded time cannot be defeated.
The Post Office is a constitutional responsibility of Congress (Article 1, Section 8). There is no mention that it has to be profitable
The post demonstrated one thing: don’t share your code.

Not to say I think this particular implementation is my favorite, but why anybody should expect a free online code snippet should be bulletproof is beyond me, it is a damn gist, a demo.
That's a pro for having UTC, not a pro for having no time zones. I believe this is the main reason that going against time zones is flawed---people don't exactly know what they are claiming!
I have not read the paper beyond the abstract so this is something of a throwaway comment.

The setup of the study raises questions about construct validity. The main purpose of these coding assistants is to write new code - i.e. code with a function that is not directly expressed in their training set. The choice of such a simple (and traditional teaching task) for the study means that the function will be heavily represented in the training set. Furthermore, correct approaches to the problem will be represented more heavily than incorrect approaches.

As I said I did not read beyond the abstract so I would be happy to be corrected if the authors have accounted for this in their study.
Those are not the fundamental primitives of python programming. The base primitives are numpy, sqlite, gstreamer, and whatever other high level blocks exist as an extension module.

Python can be fast as long as you think in terms of "low level doesn't exist, if I'm looping over items myself there's a problem", right up until you have a problem that can't be expressed in terms of very high level blocks.

I suspect they will be faster than other compiled languages though. The safety will make people less afraid to optimize, in C it's pretty much keep it simple or you're screwed, rust actually helps manage complexity instead of seeming to declaring complexity as not a well supported use case.
> The mobile phone app is a pretty buggy

…Is it written in a cross platform framework?
1M kilograms...

If anything, these few days have shown to me that many on HN don't seem to get the metric system at all. Broken math and silly conversions everywhere, baby

Just this week we had the highest rated comment present completely incorrect kg to ton conversion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34955578
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C# definitly works on WebAssembly.

https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/apps/aspnet/web-apps/blaz...

https://opensilver.net/

https://platform.uno/

https://avaloniaui.net/
> Huh? “More social responsibilities”? Like what? Plenty of women choose to have lots of kids. There is no “responsibility”.

This is incoherent. Average modern life has many more social demands than it did 100 years ago.

> You seem offended

You seem to be familiar with all the memes. Have fun!
I found the actual statements by searching "chicago parking meters llc" on chicago.gov: https://www.chicago.gov/content/dam/city/depts/fin/supp_info...

In 2021, Chicago Parking Meters LLC had $136M revenue minus $50M of various expenses, leaving $86M of net operating income.

But of that $50M, $15M is "amortization of intangible asset", and I think "intangible asset" refers to the right to operate the meters. So it's effectively only $35M of "running-the-business" expenses, leaving $101M of effective profit.
> SQL injection attacks plagued the industry for decades precisely because the initial format didn't think through how to escape queries.

No. SQL injection vulnerabilities plagued the industry for decades, as opposed to months/years, because developers thought they can take input in one format, "escape" it enough, sprinkle with addslashes and things will work. And apparently we still teach this even when we have decades of experience that escaping does not work. XSS is just a different side of the same coin - pretending that one can simply pipe strings between languages.

You have to speak the language. Good luck getting LLM to respond to tokens deterministically. On top of escaping being a flaky solution in itself you now have an engine that is flaky in parsing escapes.
This was not a joke. It's a serious concept that's been around for several years.
Europe is tackling the important challenges as usual
Unity tried it, it happened that very few people used it and support was dropped.
Hey, this is cool. Now that an official ChatGPT API is out maybe it's time for me to build that "Flavor text" Anki add-on I've been thinking about.
Sorry what's the moral dilemma? Not participating in society norms? That's immoral, you're kidding right?

As far as I understand society expects that people working hourly make a minimum wage. If they're not paid minimum wage, then it's illegal and their employer is liable for damages and punishment. What's immoral is a situation where an employer is not paying an employee the wages our laws require. There's no "social minimum wage" for tip workers. There's a market for their services. If somebody wants to do more valuable labor in some other capacity nobody is stopping them just as nobody is forcing them to work for tips.

Driving on the shoulder is justifiable in certain scenarios, like if you need to get to a hospital. It's not absolutely immoral.
it is a smaller model. it reveals this information if you ask it.
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We work with both individuals often as contractors, and agencies as well.

You might want to talk to the folks at lighthouse SF, they do consulting for a lot of tech companies, and have a matching program, I am actually going to be at their offices Thursday, so I can follow up with best way to get in touch, but I'd assume the emails on the below link will get you what you need.
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In what high-end PC workflows would you notice a difference between ~7500MBps and ~10000MBps?
The Lockdown Files (100k leaked WhatsApp messages)
> This assumes you can generate monotonically increasing numbers. If you have many clients, now they all need to share a data source and may be performance bound by generating those numbers.

You can assign an ID to your nodes and let them generate increasing numbers on their own. Node ID decides on a tie, and if one node sees a larger counter value appear, it adjusts its own counter so that it doesn't stay behind:

- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lamport_timestamp

- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vector_clock
"Ticks...why'd it have to be ticks?"

I was hiking in Edgewood Park on the SF Peninsula, and when I got to my car and took off my hat, this big fat tick came running out. He must have been the size of a coffee bean, or it sure looked that way in my moment of fear.

Is it true that they grow six times larger on the Moon?
Ah, right, I forgot the &1 masks. And I guess that with three literals and OOOE it might be faster, yes.

But yes, extremely unlikely to be a hot path in most situations.
Here is a thought experiment for you. First think of the people you trust the most in this world, then imagine if they stopped speaking about whats on their mind with you. Would your trust in them increase or decrease?
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> Price hikes when bought by VC for no reason (other than profit)

The company doesn't actually control the prices. See https://parkchicago.com/about/

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>Your argument that "any adversary can read the vault from memory" is a weak one, we might as well not have passwords with that attitude.

It all comes down to threat model. If you don't have malware on your machine, 2FA and passwords are quite useful. If you do have malware on your machine, they're basically useless. This is basically the same for any service. Name one website or program that's safe even if you have malware on your machine.

>If one of those factors is stripped away for "convenience" we're misunderstanding the point of 2FA entirely. I can't make this any clearer.

It's not for convenience. It's because there's no practical way to implement encryption/decryption with 2FA. You seem to think there's some practical way to do it, but there isn't.

Lastpass 2FA protects against the threat model of an attacker who has stolen your password. In that case, the attacker cannot steal the contents of your database because the attacker can't get any form of the database, encrypted or decrypted due to not having the 2FA. Unfortunately now that an attacker has stolen all the encrypted databases by compromising Lastpass itself, this threat model is no longer realistic against this one specific attacker or any attackers that this attacker shares the loot with, because they now all have your encrypted database.
> There is no practical need to measure local time on the moon

Could it be useful to know when the sun would rise and set, or when Earth rises and sets, for the sake of having routines related to solar power or LOS communications? Having a Luna-native time-of-day might be handy for some things.

I think it makes some sense to come to an agreement, even if that agreement was to use UTC (TFA does mention that it's used for ISS).
While I won't be around, really curious as to what the world will look like in 100 years time. Fertility rates are below replacement levels in virtually all developed areas (and even some less developed areas as well), except for the giant exception of Africa, to a lesser extent some Middle Eastern countries, and some poorer South/Central American countries.

I think vast migration will be inevitable, especially with the added affects of climate change, and I think great strife will be a part of that migration.
USPS also does long haul.
yes turbo model admitted this when asked.
Respectfully, I think your idea of the value the Japanese have is quite off; adult children living with their parents is something almost all east Asian nations see not as big of an issues compared to almost every western nation.

Japanese travels a lot, I'd say even more than your average American. They just travel inside the country (and why not? The best beaches and the best snow is in the south and north of their own country, and it's not like culture is lacking).

I think the original comment you replied to is quite off too, most raw answers you'll get by actually asking the Youngs in Japan is that they're simply too busy; the neither have time or stability to pursue children. Almost all young people flocking to big cities doesn't help this trend either
how does apple get around the qualcomm patents?

I’ve always heard everyone goes through qualcomm because they own a good deal of the IP and patents for the radio/wireless comm stack.

Would love to hear any insights on this.
Pinecone vector database free tier – just lost all my data
In China, Wuling produced a supermini EV for short-distance deliveries.

https://carnewschina.com/2022/11/01/wuling-sells-an-ev-truck...