skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In theory you can play with KiCad and draw something up. There's lots of tutorials on KiCad. There's always ESP32 layouts online you can start from too. You can probably figure out how to connect the memory bus to your peripherals correctly but there's always mistakes to be made. That's why it's slightly harder than a minor hobby imho since you really want a full electronics bench including logic analyzer. So it's a big expensive hobby.

If you really want a custom board I'd honestly prototype with a dev kit board like the above and then contract out what you really want to a board design company, showing them your hacked up prototype. Expect $30k for an ESP32 layout that precisely does what you want with no fluff and minimal expense. You then send that off to a PCB maker for the first run and test when it gets back. If all is well you send it off again for a larger more cost effective run.
I can't read the article, but it seems like the legal concept of community property (Spanish civil law) vs. separate property should somehow factor into this discussion. About one third of the U.S. married persons are domiciled in community property states (CA & TX being the two largest by population).

Commingling separate funds in a joint account can transnmute them to community property.

https://www.irs.gov/irm/part25/irm_25-018-001
It's usually super critical things that don't work, for example:

I couldn't apply to become a registered engineer in my state using Firefox because the form was in an iframe, and for some reason the iframe didn't render on FF.

The credit portal for Shell Fuels only works in Chrome and doesn't display at all in FF due to a console error. (Enough of the page renders to make you think that the page is complete but i.e. the buttons to apply or make a payment don't render).

The field for setting the date of a consultation (work) in our accounting package doesn't work in FF, and no matter how many times I write to their support team they just write back with "Firefox is not supported, please download Chrome". There was a similar attitude at a software company I worked prior, but I managed to wear them down and get Edge (modern), Firefox and Safari on the QA supported browser list with the reasoning that they are the default browsers for Windows, Linux and macOS respectively.

But come on, browser standardization is so good these days I honestly don't understand how people are making pages that only work in Chrome?
Even though Washington is a community property state, you can still have a prenup agreeing that your two incomes will be separate property, if you so wish and if you execute it correctly.
In the states I'm familiar with, that's largely just gonna cover pre-existing assets, and you need to be talking about a large initial discrepancy (millions or more) probably to make it worthwhile. I've also been advised that it's easier to do something more like "the prenup will say you'd get 10%, but you revoke your claim to trying to get more" than some sort of "it's all mine!!" - it needs to be non-coercive and give both parties consideration and a reason to make the agreement. Lawyers told me that there's a often a big difference in that world between "what a lawyer might be willing to write up and get people to sign" and "what's gonna hold up in court."
I would love to see this conversion made into a webpack plugin that logs out the closest "weight" of your build, sort of like those apps that tell you how "big" your fetus is at certain points on the pregnancy timeline.
My wife and I recently started sharing an Apple Card with combined lines of credit and it makes tracking monthly expenses so much easier than having two independent cards. We also share a bank account and mortgage, but have our own investment accounts
*Real GDP, chart is nominal...
Now many Chevy V8s do this by design while you run down the highway.
What are you talking about? It’s not all dollar cost. You can’t eat what a solar farm produces. A solar farm does not replaced the carbon sequestration of a forest. Endangered species displaced by solar farms (desert tortoises, for example), do not benefit from the “value” produced by a solar farm, quite the opposite! This is what the “nuke bros” are talking about!
Having grown up in a highly religious community:

> a rich spiritual life and deep engagement with community

I kind of suspect this is one of the ways mid-life crisis manifests. That, and covert alcoholism.
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The US is the best place in the world to accumulate wealth.

Unfortunately that does not make it the best place to live.
This is such a weird study.

People that choose to keep separate finances seem like the exception rather than the norm. So you'd find way more people in the shared bucket than not.

Personally, I grew up watching my parents relationship crumble over finances and long since had a very sour taste to it. So I always vowed to keep mine separate. We do keep a shared account together that we pool money into it so that when either of us retire or get sick, we'd have this to fall back on later in life. We have an agreement on putting the same amount of money into this shared account and then have whatever is left over to do as we please. Worst cast we end our relationship and can then easily take our half back out without feeling cheated.
There are too many unknowns and uncertainties to consider anyone's life choices a failure. Don't fall victim to the illusion of control.
That has not been my experience at all as a user. ESPHome is even easier than Arduino and I haven’t touched firmware code in years.

The price makes a huge difference when you have dozens of them operating which is trivial with a decent hydroponics and smarthome setup. I also have a dozen boards just sitting idle ready to be called up to replace a failed one or use for a new project because they’re so cheap.

Not to mention the Arduino core is supported officially by ESP32: https://github.com/espressif/arduino-esp32

Who actually uses Arduino in production? Everyone just uses modules (for ESP32) or rolls their own using the Arduino board as a reference. They’re so simple the NRE is definitely worth the unit cost if you’re already rolling a daughter board at 1k units.
> So on VMs, [ring0 layer (the kernel)] doesn’t exist (from what I understand)

The kernel still exists in a VM. The “dedicated kernel” bit of Kata distinguishes it from typical containers, not from VMs.

Kata is an abstraction atop existing hypervisors that are themselves just an abstraction over KVM. There’s nothing new here w.r.t. VM detection evasion.

> fool it into thinking it’s installed in the right space

Most VM detection is about observing devices, drivers, timings, or other side-channel type data that is often only seen in a VM.
I use this method also, super convenient to be able to git push. Adding apps, databases managing environment variables and managing domains is all very straight-forward.
Or they say they are happier because they don't want to upset the other person with withdrawal ability on their checking account.
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I did install OpenSUSE and immediately removed it after I encountered the same problem.

It's not normal to have to enter the exact same password twice. I don't care if it's about the "evil maid" attack or whatever.

Linux developers would have us open our fridges by first flipping them upside down and explain with a straight face it's perfectly normal and is meant to address <this or that issue>.
Oddly enough, I've heard other interviewers at my company state they were impressed when a candidate for a junior position used a debugger in the interview.
the crypto giveaway scam is the most lucrative scam i have ever seen in terms of being at the perfect intersection of low risk, high reward, and low difficulty. so much $
HahaaH!! After intently reading the first few paragraphs, I remembered that I have to mow the yard! Off now to that place of self-discipline.
A larger percentage of people are dying young. It's an average...
> skanzen

Highly relevant: "The Evitable Conflct" <https://np.reddit.com/r/MapPorn/comments/24zvhe/the_world_di...> by Isaac Asimov
Is there an alternative to Passages that has stood the test of time better?
> cupping his hands around his eyes and looking through the windshield.

That's definitely how I want to approach a car of an individual with a warrant for their arrest.
You are underestimating the laziness of the Adtech industry.

"But we've already got Google Analytics, why would we implement server-side code (<- so complicated!) just to log some stupid header?"
More people become poor. Haven't you noticed?
Midlife crisis needs to be split into the "responsible for kids" and "not" categories. The "not" people can do wilder/riskier things, although I suspect on average they don't since fear of things massively outweighs "can you actually do it" factors. Probably the paper boxes we build are smaller than the metal ones outside of them.
Yes. IPF and friends are more of a death sentence than nasal cancer. Nasal cancer at least has a meaningful treatment outside of "double lung transplant" (which itself only has like 50-60% 5 year survival rate, and is essentially unavailable to most people with IPF due to age).

I'm aware of the stage 3 pipeline for IPF. I would still rather have cancer in most cases.
Also when it comes to things like medical imaging, changes to the graphics stack (which includes userspace drivers) can and have altered how (e.g.) an MRI renders.
So you can't go around making major updates to that stack every other week. It has to be certified and then re-certified after major updates and the vendor might need to be involved in that process. And you can't just skip it and "hope" that the MRI results are rendering properly.

Expand that out to all the other similar kinds of applications.
You're thinking all the money of both people has to go in the same join account, but that's not the case. You can have a "for the bills" join account, and then each person has their own separate account. Every month each person transfer a certain amount to the joint account to cover the bills (50/50, 70/30, whatever split works for them). Any other money is spent in the person's own account and has nothing to do with the other, no need for controlling or justifying.
The eu is germany’s playground. Until that changes the economy will stagnate or even shrink.

Also does this comparison factor in uk’s departure?
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If we're comparing videos, HIMARS destroyed 5 SPGs, nearly an entire battery of 6[0][1]. GPS coordinates here of all of them being in the same field[2], likely from the same battery. The ability to film drone kills is useful, but that doesn't compare to eliminating entire artillery batteries in a day in an artillery war.

Tornado S uses GLONASS just like HIMARS uses GPS. They can both be jammed. Tornado S were also already used in Ukraine but they don't use them a lot. Perhaps the supply chain of guided munitions is not great.

We can compare Ukranian vs Russian weapons all day but the proof is in the pudding. It doesn't matter how great the features of Russian weapons are if they can't match the kill rate of Ukrainian weapons.

[0]: https://www.reddit.com/r/CombatFootage/comments/1497511/m142...

[1]: https://www.reddit.com/r/CombatFootage/comments/1497hms/dest...

[2]: https://twitter.com/AndrewPerpetua/status/166895463035136409...
Will you take ruthenium with your tea or coffee?
Holy crap I did this this on accident when I tried signing up for an Alexa skill in the Alexa app and accidentally created a new account with same Amazon.com email address, then got flagged for suspicious activity cause I was on a VPN and got blacklisted. It took so many calls for customer support to acknowledge there was even an issue and they still told me to just use a different email in the end. I was passed and just made a new Amazon account with the original email address, but simply added a period in the middle and still use it while locked out of the other original account. It’s bonkers lol
To add, I don't want only one person the relationship to know how to manage money. If I pass away, I don't want my partner to be unable to take care of our kids because I did all the budgeting and investing.
> I wonder if the mid life crisis is a completely modern and secular malady

The hint is in the name - crisis.

I genuinely think it's a point people reach where they realize (or finally admit to themselves) that what they've been doing with their lives up until this point is deeply unsatisfying, so they make drastic changes.

Our "modern" western life is not fulfilling, healthy or enjoyable.
jart is a sociopathic manipulator and abuser. They recently stole code for llama.cpp and claimed it was their's, were unapologetic when caught, and tried to gaslight the llama.cpp creator into feeling guilty and reinstating their access. Prior to that they were trying to install themselves as an important and powerful member of that community. https://news.ycombinator.com/context?id=36245385 and https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=IAmNotACellist#36251...
Don’t you meant more like $80k a year?
> I don't think there is a point where we were not already in societies. Society is what is natural to man.

That's fair. I guess alien societies would also have problems of their own, so wishing to not be human probably isn't good enough.

> therefore, managerial skill must necessarily be invested in a small number of dedicated civil servants (technocrats),

Ah yes, the sufficiently smart (and benevolent!) bureaucrats TM. Works every time, 50% of the time.

> My own answer to this is that the watchers must be aligned with the watched at a deep and abiding level. They must come from the same places, same economic conditions, same religion, same value system, same history. Their children must go to the same schools, marry and reproduce with their constituents, their own family's welfare must be tied up with the health and success of the community overall.

I agree, but how do we go about selecting them? It would be nice if politicians felt less otherly, but that's more wishful than realistic. With power comes responsibility, and the gap between citizens and politicians is unhelpful.

> In contrast, our present political "consensus" has no solution to moral dissolution (except to double down on a kind of anti-morality).

I feel like people are moreso doubling down on their beliefs.

> The only way out is down and through some kind of large-scale re-calibrating event, like a global war, which no one wants to experience.

Be optimistic; maybe it'll just be a few civil wars.
I find aspartame has a terrible aftertaste.
you need language support for coroutines - what happens when the stack runs out in one of the coroutine? With a library solution you would have to kill the co-routine, or kill the program. If you want the stack to grow transparently, then that can only be done by the generated code, it has to watch stack usage and then grow the stack on demand (i think you have something like that with goroutines)

Well, maybe a library solution could possibly have a guard page at the end of the stack. When that one is reached, then you could try to grow the stack in an error handler. (but that would probably not work, if you have taken a pointer to some stack variable)
Is Mexico more business friendly than the US? Certainly the US is more business friendly than Brazil from which many immigrate. Though being business friendly goes beyond free markets. Other factors help: the dollar standard, American culture, US geography. But I think you're right immigrants are looking for better opportunies rather than political reasons and culture is a main reason why some emigrate back.
actually I get it now. the issue is that OP was giving TWO different examples of use, pulling a single value versus multiple. they should have clarified.
if the web people wrote a spec involving the web I'd say there's a fair chance it's web related.
I see joint accounts as snooping into each other's affairs. People should be able to have a large degree of independence. Maybe this study says otherwise. I still think that it is prudent to keep separate accounts, even if we are "unhappier".
See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/context?id=36766152
Yep I've just started my mid life crisis at 31...
Probably more than 1 and less than 1000.
Well that depends on what counts as your “common sense”. When you consider the wildly different political beliefs people have, there is simply no way that statement is true. A software developer from Silicon Valley is probably going to think about things differently than a farmer from Louisiana for example.
They are 100% selling it as standard PostgreSQL.. With benefits.
When we first got married, we had the reverse of this. Both our incomes went into a joint operating account, and we each got an identical allowance paid out bi-weekly into our own separate accounts.

But after a few years of marriage we found it needlessly complicated and now we just have the operating account which we both can withdraw money from, along with various short and long term investment accounts which we both have to agree to pull money from. Perhaps it's because we've never really spent beyond our means that this hasn't caused any conflict in the past twenty years of marriage.
Yeah pretty much. The data is pretty clear that life for most of the global population is getting objectively better overall such as declining poverty rates. Climate change is certainly looming and starting to have a real effect, but it is only starting. But a lot of people feel "the world is getting worse" because most news is negative and most social media is overly positive, meaning it makes people feel like they don't measure up to the influencers. I think the word "propaganda" implies a coordinated effort which I don't think is the case, but the current state of media seems to hurt mental health and biases perceived reality to the negative.
How do you solve the tree fringe problem with a for loop?
Sorry to break it to you, but by the end of the century Canada will be the bread basket of America. Go quietly and pretend like it was your idea and you may even get statehood.
Good advice, from a 36 year old middle aged man 3 years into a midlife crisis after a massive work-related burnout event.

A couple more pieces of advice from me:

* A midlife crisis has its own glacial pace. Be prepared to be upside down for a long time.

* Be prepared not to be the same person you were before. Be prepared to learn there is no turning back.

* If you're in a midlife crisis, your previous life was simply not good enough and reality has caught up to you. Go through the process, and you'll become a better person.

* Outsource your mental health during this phase to professionals. Not even your spouse might be able to accept what comes out of this reconfiguration of yours. You will probably need the help of someone that is not invested in your previous existence to hold you in this trying time.

--

3 years in, it's getting better, I miss part of my previous life, but I know who I am now, how I operate, and I won't compromise to fit someone else's mould anymore. In your childhood you had no say in how you were grown and pieced together. You had to carry whatever they had built for you until you broke down. Now is your chance to start over and do a better job at it.

Good luck!
Which brands of gum use aspartame? All the ones I have use xylitol.
Nope, it’s the legacy of Protestant Ideology and specifically ideas like Calvinist predestination. Everything is the result of God’s will made manifest in the world, so questioning it is sacrilegious. The rich and powerful are rich and powerful because God ordained them elect and so on and other such bullshit.
? I’m replying to your statement:

> This swing is the main driver of this whole thing and means that yes, PPP is superior for looking at growth.

It is technically incorrect on every level. As GDP PPP fundamentally is unsuitable for calculating growth.

The GDP of Greece pre crash was $355B today it’s $219B, it’s GDP PPP pre-crash was $341B today it’s $389B if you think the Greek economy grew over that period or that today it’s a better place to live in with 11% unemployment and youth unemployment approaching 40% with the entire population having its wealth cut by nearly half than pre-2008 Greece then I have an island in the Aegean to sell you…
I kind of wanted to hear about the most "dense" storage mechanism in existence today and to have those compared ;)

Eg. a 1TB USB flash (casing removed as long it's operational), vs a microSD card vs a NVMe SSD vs a SATA SSD vs a hard drive vs a CD/DVD/BlueRay vs RAM chips...
Authentication occurs in the IdP (AAD). Authorization occurs within our application based upon claims returned by the IdP. We don't rely on any AD-specific mechanisms to authorize users (i.e. security groups). We associate application-specific roles with the user principal name in our database.
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PPP is not a good measure for comparing the strength of different economies. The more appropriate comparison is looking at the growth in GDP with conversion to USD using the conversion rate at that time. Additionally starting in 2000 (ca. time of introduction of the euro) makes more sense than 2008. Using the data from https://stats.oecd.org/ gives you the following:

EUR/USD in 2000: $0.92

EUR/USD in 2022: $1.072

US GDP in 2000: $10.25T, 2022: $23.31T, growth of 227%

EU GDP in 2000: 7.86€ T, 2022: 15.81€ T(27 countries, excluding UK), converted to USD:

EU GDP in 2000: $7.23T, 2022: $16.94T, growth of 234%

Growth in the EU from 2000-2008 has probably (didnt crunch the numbers on this) been higher than in the US and then lower since around 2010. Also take into account that while growth has been slow (or even non-existent) in France, Portugal, Italy, Greece and Spain those countries make up less than half of the population of the EU. Eastern european countries on the other hand have grown very strongly thanks to starting from a very low base.
Nobody is going to care enough about your domain to block it individually.
> There’s also advertising for cigarettes.

Notably there's a LOT LESS advertising for cigarettes than for alcohol in the US. Cigarette ads are banned in most media here. But sexy night club intrigue alcohol TV spots still abound.

> it’s a thing for adults to choose to do, and accept consequences from. (Hangovers, drunk driving, abuse, and many other societal ills that are pretty cliche and well known)

This is true, but I think the strongest statement we can make is that everyone believes that the good vastly outweighs the bad, otherwise we'd all stop.

> What I mean is: no one thinks consuming alcohol is good for them.

Even with very specific and reductionist notions of "good for" we have decades of "red wine is good for you" reports. Beyond that, relaxation and fun are good for you. We know this because we also have a lot of media telling us.

> the majority of people know it’s bad for them

Like a billion people out there think that God actually talks to them and tells them what to do on a daily basis, so I bet you're significantly overestimating.
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"That GDP does not increase my quality of life."

I agree. As I said in my first post: "prices of goods [eg. healthcare] are inflated in the US compared to similar goods in the EU". So concretely, if healthcare prices increase in the US, but remain constant in the EU, this would increase the PPP GDP of the EU.

What I meant to write is: if the PPP GDP increases in the EU faster than in the US, with all else being equal (eg. stable population) it would imply the standard of living is increasing faster in the EU than in the US.
I was modeling a ficticious society with a normally distributed income, flax taxation and equally distributed social benefits. In reality it's more skewed and fewer than 50% are net positive.
Wait until 40. It hits harder.