skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's annoying that there seems to be rather promising technological approaches, which don't even require a lot of political will - and yet we don't seem to see them applied at a needed scale, or getting there.

A close approach seems to be taken by Terraform Industries - in a sense of scale. Just like Elon Musk repeats that SpaceX doesn't build rockets as much as it buildы a proper rocket industry, Casey Handmer at https://caseyhandmer.wordpress.com/2023/04/11/climate-tech-c... demonstrates good attention to scale. A BOTE calculations showed that if we have a billion m^3/s of air cleaned from CO2, we'd reduce CO2 in atmosphere twice as fast as we're adding CO2 there. A unit which handles 1 m3/s - given rather simple goal - doesn't look too expensive, and Earth already has a billion personal automobiles, so technically speaking we should be able to have some progress.

We need to pay enough attention to the urgency of the situation, the solutions should really scale.
Marriage doesn't automatically include children either.

As for the easy escape hatch...a marriage is as simple to dissolve as the parties make it. An acrimonious common-law relationship (if your jurisdiction has such things) is easily as complicated to end as a traditional marriage.
Your own NH quote, emphasis added: “people cohabitating and acknowledging each other as husband and wife…” It’s not something that happens by accident just by cohabitation, even under that rule.

Your recent PA law is in accord with my point that the rules usually require mutual intent to marry plus public presentation.
Wordpress is a full-featured CMS. Most people would be better off with something like a static site generator
People just default to Shopify like it's some sort of miracle, everything about it beyond out of the box is PIA. Tons of add-on's (aka. plugins) that all cost to extend the basics like forms, seo, and fulfillment/shipping among the typical. The costs add up even for a basic store and theme dev requires some knowledge.

Wordpress gutenberg is like a bad experiment that has no end game. They have spent years developing something is incrementally improves at snails pace. Wordpress is just plain and simple super accessible from a strong ecosystem of plugins, php is simple and widely known, it's an easy platform to host. The problem is all the alternatives like jamstack generators, headless cms, and even better CMS tools like craft just don't have enough popularity to leverage away from WP. I could easily spin up a woocommerce site just as fast as Shopify, but in reality not a fan of either. From an agency perspective, most clients could give a rats ass about things technically, they just want something working.
Nobody goes into hospice with a meaningful chance of survival. Your body is already failing. Hospice eases the often incredible pain of your body failing in terribly undignifying ways. Certainly the morphine doesn't do anything to increase your longevity, but it's not doing much to hasten your already-imminent demise.
Another article telling how bad employees are... Yes billionaires we can "get more scrappier" fire some more people they are not doing much anyway....
Focusing on the Tree-Sitter side, it's something I've been meaning to look into. We have a lot of Oracle SQL files that make up our ETL pipeline at work, and I would love to be able to visualize the flow of the data. I know there are some products out there but our ETL was written from scratch without any tooling besides Oracle SQL and bash scripts (and cron).

I feel like a well written Tree-Sitter grammar should allow me to parse the files and follow the data from source to dashboard.
This. Young people should read http://www.realworlddivorce.com/
Finding Primes Pseudodeterministically
$217/month is absolutely nothing for any company of any size. It’s a rounding error.
Celeb drama is fractal. It manifests anywhere there are three or more humans.
on the iPhone you can enable raw image output. No need for an external app. Just open settings.
> Note that card counting is a "loophole" to this idea, since nothing about the rules of blackjack prevents you from memorizing cards, and thus it is not against the rules of the game.

Typically in these cases the house is limited to either ejecting someone they decide is a 'counter' after they win the hand, or applying countermeasures such as having two decks and shuffling one while the other is in play for a hand (and then using the shuffled one for the next hand.)
> Name any major EU company led by a non-white person.

Shell (nominally UK but founded and well known as Royal Dutch Shell) is the largest EU(ish) company, headed by Lebanese-Canadian Wael Sawan.

Exor (Italy/Netherlands) is #10, headed by Indian Ajaypal Singh Banga.

Please, check your facts before making prejudicial claims again. And don't try "No True Scotsman" because it would just be too funny in this context.
It just exposes how messed up the fiat system is. You have to disallow full reserve banks because they would be better (safer) and would suck in most of the deposits. It is really disgusting how this highly leveraged system is kept alive by the state benefiting everyone who takes unreasonable risks on behalf of others
Yea, and as someone who's had their social group rent in half twice in recent years because of committed marriages falling apart, I'm pretty happy with less of my friends making me meet their new partner and integrate them into my life before having an acrimonious breakup after 1-5 years.

I don't care if they love each other. I care that they're not making me pick sides and often causing me to deal with people I like moving away or quitting common hobbies so they can avoid someone they've gone from loving to loathing.
Just try it for a week. The glassiness feeling it imparts to your teeth is real.
The “frugal” FAANG is four…
Fractional reserve isn't some scam, it's where money comes from. Not only that, all the bank failures had their entire equity value zeroed out so no, the people who mismanaged the bank didn't walk out like bandits. It's not 'highly leveraged.'
And good for them defining their categories "married" and "partnered" right at the start of the press release!
Don't swallow the toothpaste!
> I can speak to this in some degree

As you suggest at the end, this is very much your personal view.

My wife and I have been together for almost 20 years, but we've only been married for 2. Our commitment didn't change due to marriage. The only thing that changed was that things got easier from a legal perspective. We no longer need to worry about wills in the case that one of us dies, and we can make medical decisions on behalf of each other if necessary.

I suspect that for many people who don't have a religious desire to marry, marriage won't affect their level of commitment. I think this is supported by how often people get divorced.
I think the fact that fluoride is beneficial to your teeth is a settled fact. However, the issue being discussed is fluorides impact on brain health.
In the culture of virtual youtubing, discussing anything past the character and their content is a faux pas.

On 4chan's /vt/ the euphemism for this is "roommate" discussion, and any posting of details about "roommates" is a bannable offense.

Of course being 4chan some users will eat bans (primarily when they're upset and want to spite other users), so some details of some known roommates do inevitably surface from time to time; but ultimately casual discussion of it is taboo.
Sessions and Session Tracking for Webapps
I suppose it is favorable if you have a cohabitating partner who is a homemaker since you can pretty much leave them high and dry with only conscience to stop you.
Google Photos AI still can't label gorillas after racist errors
I definitely have to agree with this. C was both easy and hard. Easy because the syntax and stdlib were both simple. Hard because you had to learn pointers/memory management.

Also, side note: C != C++.
Nevada, seriously. This is an 'electronic craps table' where the House controls _literally_ all aspects of the game, and the players are being prosecuted for 'playing wrong.'
That's a shame in real terms of losses of future EEs, technicians, and hobbyists.

For countries worrying about remaining independent and competitive, there's too much of a monoculture and brain trust in too few locations: Taiwan, Huaqiangbei, Vietnam, and Malaysia. There ought to be every effort made to make electronics cool, accessible, and useful. 3D printing I think has helped carry this torch along some.

In other news, commercial electricians make comfortable middle-class salaries and are unlikely to be immediately threatened by automation.
That’s libertarians.
In many cases the stuffed animals at carnival games cost less than the $1 it costs to play the game—you could win every play and they’d still make money off you.
That essentially just says "if you got married and told everyone you were but never filed the paperwork, it counts." It doesn't seem like, if it came to it, you told a court or government that you weren't married that they'd go "but you are."
I've wondered about this asymmetry between company and individual.

Player throws the dice wrong -- crime. Hotel overbooks and doesn't provide what was already paid for -- oops.

Don't scan something at Walmart? Arrest and prosecution. Get double scanned -- who gets arrested? Who will pick up that prosecution?
Wordpress just works as long as you keep it simple. It works great and doesn't deserve the shit it's getting from many. It's one of the remaining pieces of the old web, and it has evolved nicely with its time.
In NZ cohabitation for 3 or more years usually puts you into a de facto relationship which has basically the same legal status as a civil union or marriage.
That still sound like skill than fraud. It's same with software tester trying corner cases - it's software developer fault not taking it into account.

Casino could make some bumps on the table and make table circular to "fix this bug"
Do you have a reference for that? I'm from Sweden and I can definitely say preventive dental care is a huge thing here. I felt your statement sounded weird so I googled around. DMFT seems to be one index used to rank countries oral health, which is produced by WHO. In that ranking several European countries beat or sit at US levels. Do you only mean eastern Europe?

This links to OECDs compilation of WHOs data, was easier to get the overview from imo:
https://www.oecd-ilibrary.org/docserver/health_glance-2009-1...
They irony of all this is that if you want to buy good quality toothpaste you are forced to import it from overseas, due to the FDA limiting ingredients in toothpaste.

I never heard such a thing. Can you be more specific? Plus you can buy Darlie toothpaste in most Chinatown's around the world, even if unapproved by local dental orgs.
Is that what politicized means?
That's probably a better way to frame it than my overly-snarky quip.
I did when I got an Apple ][+. Barely picked up my soldering iron again.
No surprise. Life is too precarious in America. You start at 18 with immense debt, jump through hoops in college, find a starting salary job, pay off student loans, buy a car on debt, rent an expensive apartment, dating sucks, isolation and loneliness, spend days and nights grinding for corporate America, PIPs, unreasonable expectations, then get laid off a few times while rent/housing price keeps rising, bullshit healthcare that takes too much of your time and energy - and suddenly you are 35 with undeveloped social skills, high debt, loneliness, PIP for corporate America, and no real assets to speak of.

And you want us to reach life milestones sooner?
The TRS ("trash") 80 also.

Shout out to the Amiga: expensive, different, and interesting. Apple and Mac classic were 2 of those things.
When did you first become aware of this?
Thank you for the thoughtful feedback! Helping travelers optimize their routes based on points of arrival/departure and lodging makes a lot of sense and is certainly something that we'll work to incorporate in the future.

Would you be interested in becoming one of our beta testers as we're trying out new features?
Well yes, I assume this is basically a protest, but it's only effective as such because of all the pain stuff. If forks were easy, they wouldn't be notable, and the (threat of) willingness to endure pain is a strong signal of the pain a group is already suffering.

Anyway, "it's a protest" is pretty much sufficient in itself to answer the original question of why people might get angry about it. :P
Whitewashing, misleading, misdirection, misinformation
France has some too, but it always was an option for those who care and not a default. As such it's clearly labelled and marketed (same for iode and other additives)
Not quite. People with gastric bypass regain weight after 5-10 years, sometimes all the weight. Also, they tend to be heavier compared to Ozempic users, so greater % weight loss is expected.
I don't hate google sites but haven't done a store with it.
And since oral hygiene seems to be linked to eg. Alzheimers (https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/264164) and flouride seems to be indispensable oral hygiene thing the issue is not so straightforward...
Why commingle finances at all?

A large percentage of divorces are due to financial disagreements... joint accounts have proven to be a failed model at scale. If you want to share money, have separate accounts and transfer money between them as needed/on a schedule. No room for impropriety/mistrust. Everybody has autonomy.

If we choose to be realistic, rather than idealistic, we would recognize that a large percentages of marriages fail, and people should not structure their lives in such a way that the end of a relationship is catastrophic (beyond the obvious emotional burden).
>That's one data point that I have observed.

As with many things genetics plays a big part.

I neglected going to the dentist for 15 years and take just ok care of my teeth (brush at least once per day, don't floss).

I was expecting bad news, lots of cavities, but my teeth are perfect. After some plaque removal, not a single cavity.

Asked the dentist about this, he shrugged and just said "genetics".
It’s not particularly scary. In fact almost all salt has added iodine for public health reasons.
In my opinion, it's better to learn C first because it forces you to do a lot of painful memory management manually. You tend to really appreciates Rust's features when you understand how things can go wrong. Need absence to value presence.
> CEO and COO said that didn't want to get involved and it was for me and CUXO to sort it out ourselves.

uhm, no. CEO's job is to run the company and this is tearing it apart. he cannot shirk this responsibility.

very sorry you are running into this situation. sounds like the 5 of you were NOT full time up til recently? i would suggest recapitalizing the company if possible (i have no idea how this works) since your nonfunctional CDO probably has a chunk of the company in exchange for not doing much.
Warning: Excessive fluoride is known to stain teeth with white steaks. You see it a lot in people who drink certain types of Chinese tea, high in fluoride.
International versions of Sensodyne contain Novamin, which is a teeth-material-like compound that layers over your teeth to protect it.

It has been proven in many clinical trials to not only reduce sensitivity, but also protect against tooth decay and cavities.
"CEO and COO said that didn't want to get involved and it was for me and CUXO to sort it out ourselves." That's a bad CEO.
I can't remember the last time I saw a single-deck game being dealt. Lowest I've seen (and not recently) is double-deck, dealing about half the cards before shuffling. More common are six or eight deck shoes, dealing anywhere from half to three-quarters of the cards before shuffling. (Most egregious are the continuous-shuffle machines where cards are fed in after every hand.)
> Plus thinking of having an "easy escape hatch" probably does not do wonders for the relationship

Well if the only (or main) reason to stay together is because someone is married and that makes things complicated then the relationship is already in trouble.
FYI:

The CDC recommends breastfeeding infants, as breastmilk contains significantly less fluoride than fluoridated drinking water. If breastfeeding is not possible, the CDC also endorses using fluoridated water in infant formula, though it suggests mixing the formula with low-fluoride bottled water to lessen the risk of dental fluorosis.

Infants who are fed formula made with fluoridated tap water can have three to four times higher fluoride exposure than adults, warned Lanphear. He added that before an infant's teeth erupt, there's no benefit to fluoride exposure. "There are vulnerable groups we have to be worried about," he said, "and that's not being brought out adequately by these agencies."
Well, they are evil, we just can't ignore that. If calling to murder millions of people is commonly tolerated public discourse then what else are they?
"Mandrake, have you ever seen a commie drink a glass of water?" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qr2bSL5VQgM&ab_channel=Jacob
Unleashing your lawyer on him or the company would be the nuclear option, consulting one to know your options is fairly standard, if you don’t yet know how things could be (and I am assuming you don’t since you are asking on HN).

There are a lots of people who will always try to push a bit at the margin for their own benefits, and when it happens you can either yield, push back or stand firm. From your post it seems you want to stand firm, and exploring all the possibilities and rights you have will clear your mind on the next step. Short of you waiving all your rights, there are actually very few things that could happen in these kind of situation
> Why commingle finances at all?

Stay at home moms which take care of multiple children full time typically do not earn an income
Yeah but that’s not what I’m saying. If you think “well I’m going to do this this way because it’s easier to back out,” it will encourage you to treat the relationship in a way that makes it less likely to last.
So Las Vegas is known for trying to attract conferences of all different shapes and sizes. So the story I heard is that there was a physics phd convention that booked a casino, and was asked not to come back, because even though they booked a solid chunk of hotel rooms, and paid to use the conference halls, the math minded physicists just wouldn't gamble. And so they weren't asked back again the next year.

This has little to do with the story, which is that of an inside job (complicit dealer), but casinos are gross. That people are able to take money from them rather than lose money to them doesn't seem like the worst thing in the world.
Continued increase in computing power and connectivity is possible - that seems to be plainly correct in the short term. Continued increases appear to be able to make big changes to the world - compare 1950 with 1990 with 2023 and the internet, online banking, online shopping, email, smartphones, TikTok, Self-driving cars, ChatGPT, all these rippling shockwaves on the way to the event horizon are already rocking our human boat. Saying "there can't really be a singularity ahead" or "there isn't really an event horizon we will experience crossing" seems to be missing the point. The bad bit is worse shockwaves, unpredictable shockwaves, which sink the boat - not the boat arriving a the "end" and finding Cthulhu. Arguing "Cthulhu can't be there" isn't as reassuring as you imply it is. If there's a futureshock which wipes out humans, saying "well that isn't the end because there is no end, so your model is wrong" won't be much consolation.

> "but maybe there are greater things in there."

Probably not though; of all the arrangements of matter and energy possible, most of them are hostile or indifferent to Humans. Very few are beneficial to humans. Even Venus and Mars which are roughly Earth-sized rocky planets with atmospheres which orbit near the Goldilocks zone of a yellow dwarf main-sequence star, are still incredibly hostile to humans and they're far closer to Earthlike than most things in Space.
Companies expect people to work constantly, especially since the pandemic. It’s ridiculous. Tech is totally different than what it was 10 years ago in terms of demands on people’s time.
I would assume it’s not since kids generally don’t make enough to pay taxes. I assume it’s parents taking the kids income. However many kids work to pay the family bills and contribute to the family which otherwise couldn’t get by. The kids working illegally in meatpacking plants aren’t there for extra money to buy DLC, they’re working there to buy enough food and pay rent.
> Yet people with kids get divorced all the time anyway.

This ruins the child
It’s not “censorship” for the voting public to decide what books will be provided in a public library any more than it’s a “restriction on freedom of movement” for the voting public to decide what routes will be provided in public bus service.
It's highly-regulated in favor of the house. These gambling concerns are criminal-adjacent corporations with political connections and weak campaign finance laws.
Even failing that I think you’d get into a lot of ticky-tack calculations about who pays for shoes or school supplies or whatever.
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I disagree. Most people want a GUI or browser based tool that works as a CMS (even if a limited one). They just wouldn’t be able to handle the 99.9% of static site generators that work on the command line and need the user to learn specific templating languages, image linking, tags, etc.

People who drift to WordPress also want the cost to be lower and to be able to host almost anywhere (meaning, almost any web host should support it).

The cost and usability combination hasn’t been solved well by tools other than WordPress. If there are any, I’d like to know or re-examine them.
You fell for a very old urban legend. Please google it before spreading "friend who worked corporate finance at one of the big casinos" stories. Your friend was just having fun at your expense, as was the family member.
Not wrong, merely irrelevant.
Yea, I'd assume the chronically unhappy/depressed are probably less likely to find a long-term partner than average.

It would potentially be also interesting to control for sexual activity? Presumably most married couples were sexually active together at some point, which I'd assume generally increases happiness.
It’s partly electronic. Players still throw real dice, there is no computer RNG.
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That sort of race condition is only relevant if it affects correctness. Here it means a read might be unexpectedly slow, but you'll still get the same data.

99.9% of the time the data will not be evicted prior to the read, so it's still going to be a win overall.
Incidentally, Haskell has list comprehensions so you could write

[x^2 | x <- [1..10]]

which looks about as legible as the Python version.
So, what, if you make a bunch of money selling stolen goods you should be able to keep the proceeds? Surely there are plenty of cases where assets directly involved in the commission of a convicted crime may be justifiably confiscated? Seems like you’re assuming the same flimsy conditions defined in the US’s backwards civil forfeiture laws apply elsewhere in the world.
It very well could be a problem that has been solved. I have never owned an inkjet personally because of how much trouble my dad had with them when I was a child. I have owned the same laser printer (an HP i found at a second hand computer shop) for the last ten years, and it has basically just worked. I’m just nearing the end of the first tonor cartridge i bought for it, I print relatively rarely, but so far it has just worked every time.