skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> You can start looking at net assets

When I applied for grad school many admission documents explicitly asked about this, even outside the realm of financial assistance.
There was so much mystery and magic that I felt was happening behind all things generated in Phoenix that I just felt lost.
”Does Europe do it much differently?”

Yes (Finland and afaik other nordic countries at least).

The lenders use statistics, not individul spying to set their rates.
From Wikipedia[1]:

> Zero Hedge (or ZeroHedge) is a far-right[13] libertarian[18] financial blog and news aggregator.[14][15][19] Zero Hedge, per its motto,[a] is bearish in its investment outlook and analysis, often deriving from its adherence to the Austrian School of economics and credit cycles.[23] While often labeled as a financial permabear,[24][25] Zero Hedge has also been described as a source of "cutting-edge news, rumors and gossip in the financial industry".[26]

> Over time, Zero Hedge expanded into non-financial political content,[c] including conspiracy theories and fringe rhetoric[3][28] advancing radical right,[15][29] alt-right,[30][31][32] and pro-Russia positions.

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero_Hedge
It might feel like that way to start with when you're new to the framework, but if you spend a bit of time in it you'll find a lot less magic going on then you expect. I know where you're coming from however, I felt the same way when I started.
Agreed. I tried to get a lot of flips prior to a successful landing, then I realized you can just accelerate upwards to an absurd height and do oodles of flips offscreen before stabilizing to land.

If there were a fuel limit, or if there were some scoring category that showed whether your rocket stayed under a reasonable height, that would make scoring more comparable for everyone.
You might be confusing Lisp with ML.
By definition, there is not "plenty" of development in LA, because there is far, far, far too little of it occurring. This is evidenced by the increase in rental rates and the meteoric increase in homelessness, all while developers are trying and failing to build housing due to local regulations.

You are wrong.
Nö it didn't, check your timelines with more care.

Here is tip, start with the Star Wars presentation from Unreal engine.
The split would be zoning and operating a business in a residence. Hotels usually have fire escapes, inspections, etc. Also parking, expected noise, any number of things my house doesn't conform to, and doubtful most of the Airbnb's do either.

I've lived across from nightly rentals at a resort, I expected it, so no complaints to the late night partying etc. But my current neighborhood I have no expectation the house next door is going to suddenly start hosting huge
gatherings every weekend, and I expect it to stay that way.
Inventory in the market hasn't improved the situation for the Chinese. And there's a lot of inventory.
How is it reasonable? Anyone checking your credit score already knows that you're applying for new credit, because you're applying for new credit with them.

Dinging your score over that only punishes you for soliciting credit offers from multiple lenders at once so you can choose the best terms. Which ought to be an antitrust violation.
Ask HN: Why aren’t we seeing more whistleblowers?
>Flushing

When it gets really bad the person listing it will just flee the country, for sure. Assuming its not already straw man'd out.
Fixed rate mortgages, which are extremely common in the US especially for average priced homes, maintain the same monthly payment for 30 years. This is a great deal for buyers - it’s a subsidy paid for by taxpayers.

My first home was about 45% of my income. 15 years later (I rent it out now) it’s absurdly affordable for the area. Combined with workers’ natural tendency to increase their income as years of experience increase, what is unaffordable at the time of purchase easily becomes more affordable when given time.
Message B had a crucially different landscape when it was established: It knew about Message A. The opposite is not true.

If we assume general benevolence of humans, Message A had no evil when it was established, it was a genuine mistake, so Message B is true. Now if we assume some part of evil, Message B was crafter by evil actors who, even in the presence of more information than Message A, still entered additional false information in this world.
Agreed.

It really comes down to side business model, the culture of where you’re at full-time and how much you’re willing to sacrifice personally.

I never quit my day job after growing my business to ~$5m annually mainly because it’s e-commerce which is easy to automate and I’ve hired a great team.

It’s sad to say but unless you’ve cleared $15m; making a few million really isn’t a lot of money truly so I recommend that people either:

1) make their day job their first customer or an investor

2) explore lifestyle type businesses that work well with their day job meaning no travel, easy delegation, etc (ie. FBA, shopify, physical products, micro-SaaS)
I remember seeing experiments that Facebook had done around changing someone's feed to have more depressing content and concluding that it was possible to change someone's mood by that. Online content definitely impacts mental health, you can see how the outlook of people who are always on Twitter or Foxnews changes.
In 2007 my new neighbor was happy he bought at 50k from the peak - it would go down 150k more in the next two years

Then take 8 years to make it back to the price they paid
Isn’t this just bad statistics? Houses that would be affordable would be bought already… there’s a selection effect.
Any program that took longer than several minutes to "lint" for me seemed to blow up anyway, usually by running out of memory or hitting some infinite recursion.
Luxury condo development occurs because LA, and California as a whole, have onerous costs that make any other type of housing not pencil. The fixed costs for development are so enormous that it's often impossible to make any profit while building affordable housing.
I've never had to migrate between DirectX versions but I don't imagine it's the easiest thing in the world due to this approach. Somewhat related I saw a library to translate DirectX 9 function calls to DirectX 12 because apparently so much of the world is still using DirectX 9.
> (Let's not get hunged-up syntax.)

But the syntax is precisely the only thing a language can give you that a library cannot.
This comment is confusing to me, because Blue Apron lets you select your own meals. Why would you continue to select salmon if you had it too often?
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> Windows 11 Theming

I would bet good money that a theming overhaul won't happen this year or next. WPF's currently staffed by a skeleton crew, and they have not demonstrated an ability to deliver features anywhere near that size.
there are a lot of use cases for shooting something.

war, policing, defense, hunting, animal control, shooting down flying objects, remotely activating something from afar, immobilizing a car.
It's officially banned but it's not like they have been banned successfully. You just buy crypto by transfering money P2P to another individual and that individual sends you crypto back. The government has no way of knowing that a crypto transaction has happened.
“Fix the dink” just hit my funny bone for some reason. Now I can’t stop giggling and saying it to myself
Given what it costs to make software for planes, maybe the status quo isn't so bad.
1. This report only looks at the 100 most populous metropolitan areas. A list that wouldn't include Reno NV or Montgomery AL. I understand that these 100 areas represent over half the population, but they also represent more expensive homes than the places not studied. This skews the percentage, and the title is over generalizing.

2. They assume a 5% down payment and a PMI in their affordability calculation, when it's common for households to make a larger downpayment. Even though they looked at single individuals when making their income calculations they did not factor in single bedroom condos/townhouses/houses as part of the housing supply. Anything with an estimated cost over 30% income is calculated as unaffordable, which is a bit low. All of these factors conspire to push the percentage high.

3. I'm actually much more interested in different numbers when looking at affordable housing. Numbers such as what percentage of household budgets are spent on housing. What is the size and quality of the average house. What is the median age of a first time home buyer. What is the rate of home ownership. The numbers aren't great there either, but they are more relevant numbers.

4. I suspect Redfin is trying to stir up a bit of FOMO. Redfin makes commission on house sales. If they can make someone feel like their opportunity window to own a home is closing they might be able to generate more sales. Maybe this is actually the case for some folk, but the economic incentive should be acknowledged.
Author here - Yeah, realizing I couldn't spend all of my time just building the product was a hard lesson to learn. This experience has forced me to learn a lot of new skills though, and I'm much more rounded as a person because of it.
> Since then, I‘ve supported myself with contract work

So „jumping into indie hacking full time“ is actually a bit misleading, no?
Outcomes are what the process decides. If you had some other process that could tell you what the outcome should be, you could have just used that as the original process.
I wish OP explained the issues with GoToSocial
My experience shadowing an Engineering Director for a week
Don't forget the comments are one of the best parts!
worst case for something like airbnb is gonna be small claims court and +$200 for court costs max and/or collection company.
This isn't theft by any common definition. End of argument.

Now you could try to argue that it's copyright infringement but there are many solid arguments as to why these model weights don't meet the threshold of copyrightability.

You could also try to argue distribution of trade secrets, but facebook doesn't seem to view them as such - shared with little restrictions to anyone with an accedemic email, no vetting or ndas, etc.

I personally think that facebook planned all of this (sans the childish behavior occurring on their github repo, maybe). They probably wanted to release a capable language model publicly but didn't want the legal and social liabilities associated with it.

Facebook is no stranger to keeping things secret. I simply refuse to believe that they didn't see this happening.

(Thank you, Facebook!)
Serato Pitch n Time is used on master mixes to correct wholesale tuning issues.

but really depends on what you're after (creative or precision)
It mostly just came with practice but perhaps I already had some advantage because I've done a lot of singing and also played wind instruments (trumpet mainly) for many years. Getting headaches doesn't sound great though - perhaps you were pushing too hard? You want to push through discomfort (and there is a lot of that especially at the start) but not into pain. Maybe just start with four or five laps at a slow pace and then try to add another lap every two weeks or so?

In terms of videos I quite like this channel on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@SkillsNT - it's all free content (they make some money with paid intensive camps every now and then at various places around the world but obviously you don't need to do that!). They have a fair bit of stuff about breathing, including exercises to do both in and out of the pool to improve breathing and how your body responds to CO2 in the bloodstream. Those exercises could also potentially help.
[13][18][14][15][19][23][24][25][3][28][15][29][30][31][32] Far-left media
I maintain a few open source libraries and we have recently switched to Ruff from Flake8 exclusively because of the lack of pyproject.toml support.

These are relatively speaking small codebases, and the speed improvements really don’t make a difference for us, but with trying to get our own projects in line with current standards flake8’s refusal to support it was the final nail in the coffin.

I think the point was reasonable when pyproject.toml first came about and parsing it was a bit more of a Wild West, I can certainly understand the unwillingness to try and support it then. Now with Python itself having toml support in the standard library, and every other major tool standardizing on it, not to mention TOML being the de-facto config file for Rust projects. It just seems like a bizarre hill to die on to me now.

It’s not as if the work hasn’t been done, there are forks of flake8 with pyproject.toml support, but as far I’m aware multiple PRs with support for it have been denied.
>HN especially.

That's probably only me. I've been more pro-China on HN because I believe western media is spreading way too much anti-China propaganda. I believe it needs better balance. The truth is always somewhere in between the propaganda on both sides.
lol who cares if airbnb cancels your account? There are a million other ways to get a room . I mean it's convenient and I use it but it wouldn't be the end of the world if they banned me.
I'm guessing you think this calls the analysis into question, but it literally confirms it.
> 1) I would expect that the typical buyer isn't maxing out what they can afford just on a home. So all else being equal I would expect far less than 50% of homes to be unaffordable to a median buyer. Well maybe not "expect", but definitely hope.

Redfin defines affordable as

> We define an “affordable” listing as one where the monthly mortgage payment would be no more than 30% of the county’s median income. We estimated the monthly mortgage payment for each listing using the average 30-year-fixed mortgage rate during the month the home hit the market, according to Freddie Mac’s Primary Mortgage Market Survey. We assumed a 5% down payment, private mortgage insurance of 0.75% of the list price and homeowner’s insurance of $70 per month. We also factored in property tax data, assuming a tax rate of 1.25% of the list price if no record was available. We restricted our analysis to single-family homes, condos and townhomes with two bedrooms or more.

Many households are in a position to put more than 5% down or pay more than 30% of their household income in a mortgage. This is far from "maxing out"
You’re responding to things the article isn’t saying. It’s a pretty plain and honest article. The facts are genuine and the conclusions have nothing to do with what you wrote here.

It’s a Redfin blog post addressed at people looking to buy a home, not a think tank study of home ownership.

It’s putting numbers, accurate and meaningful ones, to the experience a prospective buyer has when looking for a home right now.

For buyer’s with a median income, only 21% of listings satisfy traditional standards of affordability and it’s worse now than in recent years. No wonder it’s so frustrating when you’re looking for a house lately!

That’s literally all this is saying. And it’s no lie.
It is funny playing titles from that era on modern hardware as it is apparent just how much the CPU was doing. Mostly due to the lack of optimization of the geometry routines past basic use of MMX - frame rate are still high just nowhere near as high as you would expect.

I remember when a friend 1st got an i7 machine and we decided to see just how fast Turok 2 would go. I mean seeing Quake 3 go from barely 30fps to up near 1,000 FPS over the same time period, we figured it would be neat to see. Turns out it could barely break the 200 FPS mark even though it was a good 8 times the clock rate compared with the PC we originally played it on at near 60fps.

No use of SSE, no use of T&L units or Vertex/Pixel shaders. It is all very much just plane rasterisation at work.
python doesn't have atomic rc. the gil prevents multithreading because experiments into removing the gil and replacing it with atomic reference counting had too high a performance overhead (roughly 2x for single threaded code). this is less of a problem for rust for 2 reasons: ARC is opt in and it's only used for a small fraction of objects, and compilers can do some fancy tricks and delete pairs of increments and decrements if it can prove that they don't cause corruption.
Location still has value.
You might be able to get rid of two instructions if you can find a function that takes the input to the output directly.
It's gotten ridiculous. I log into my bank and click on my checking account and instead of taking me to a page with all my recent transactions it instead takes me to some page to set up savings buckets or something that I'll never use.

My internet was down the other day so for something to do (I didn't think it would actually work, and it didn't) I logged into Comcast's site on my phone to see if there was an outage or something I could troubleshoot from there. I had to click through maybe half a dozen notifications of things I don't care about in the slightest just to get to the "home" page of my account.

And that's just the first two things I thought of. That sort of miserable design where they try to get me to look at things I don't care about and will never care about just because it might make them money is so pervasive, it's everywhere.
Not sure if it's in the exact same category, but one of the most devastating examples was a one paragraph entry in Letters to the Editor, published in 1980 in the New England Journal of Medicine, that I first heard about in the excellent Dopesick dramatisation. This unverified comment from a reader became legitimised as it morphed to a Journal citation, subsequently referenced in hundreds of first-gen papers, and who knows how many indirect references.

It effectively opened the door to Purdue's marketing department.

"In conclusion, we found that a five-sentence letter published in the Journal in 1980 was heavily and uncritically cited as evidence that addiction was rare with long-term opioid therapy.

"We believe that this citation pattern contributed to the North American opioid crisis by helping to shape a narrative that allayed prescribers’ concerns about the risk of addiction associated with long-term opioid therapy."

https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMc1700150
The dog handler actually didn't lie. Straight to my face he expressed disappointment the dog did not alert. Someone else lied about the dog alerting. That's the great thing, no one can question the dog so literally anyone in the whole chain can lie and without a recording or testimony of the dog it's impossible to refute.
It’s clearly explained in the FAQ:

> How do I make a link in a text submission?

> You can't. This is to prevent people from submitting a link with their comments in a privileged position at the top of the page. If you want to submit a link with comments, just submit it, then add a regular comment.

If you want to add more context, add it in a comment. If it’s good people will upvote it.
Actually, you do? Anecdotes are insufficient to understand the real magnitude of issues. Is the rate of shrinkage at a Walmart in Portland different from a similarly sized/neighborhood in Austin? How does it compare vs historical trends? Is Target showing similar? Are these numbers more or less than following the 2008 crash?
What does the passport of a global citizen look like? What civil rights protect such a citizen and where are those rights enumerated?
The mission to discover if Jupiter’s moons support life
FOMO for buyers or sellers? Showing how unaffordable housing is right now doesn't make me more likely to rush to buy. It makes me more likely to wait. Sellers on the other hand may be more likely to come off their asking price some, which may increase overall sales.
Considering that but about robots.txt is true (and I feel it is true) what can one do. Are there no regulations (implemented or in planning stage) on any of the bodies which decide the standards?

At some point, content owner should be - technically - be having some control to be able to limit / control who accesses their content
I was curious if this would let me make charts with notes and markers.

I've gone down the path of looking for a way to have a csv with candlestick data and have rows with notes and dates so those dates and notes are marked on the chart in different colours.
> When I buy something in a physical store they have the decency to ask if I want a receipt. I don't understand why that's such a hard concept for online stores/services to get, ask me if I want a receipt

2 things though.

1) Your goods arent given to you at point of sale with online transactions.

what happens then if it doesn't show up? tracking numbers aren’t always generated on the fly (it depends mostly on the postal service being used if the site can pre-generate tracking numbers).

2) How do you return the item, if you have no proof of purchase?

You could say “keep it in my account” but then how do we even keep an account for you if we cant even verify your email address for password reset mails?
Here is an important article about functional css (tailwind's model) vs semantic css (what you have learned): https://adamwathan.me/css-utility-classes-and-separation-of-.... You might disagree with it but at least it provides the reasoning behind tailwind.
If no one is paying, content on IPFS will disappear, and very soon.
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>you can easily override it

from the article

>First, you can customize your core UI components to suit whatever needs, designs, and tastes that you have. If you want to use Bulma or Bootstrap instead of Tailwind – no problem! Simply replace the function definitions in core_components.ex with your framework/UI specific implementations and the generators continue to provide a great starting point for new features whether you’re a beginner, or seasoned expert building bespoke product features.

I mean I would think easily overriding it would be sending a -notailwind parameter when using a site generator or something. The above is not easily although not hard either. With a small amount of effort that might irritate you if you don't want to use tailwind is what is sounds like.
Noob question here, how can I read this paper? Or I need to purchase access?
I thought it was because you weren't making enough... How wrong was I lol. I've made a lot of similar videos though and it's an enormous amount of work.