skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Acces to a doctor appears to be quite inequal in Canada

Understatement. An amazingly high portion of Canadians don't have a family doctor <https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/despite-more-doctors-many-cana...>. In Atlantic Canada (the four easternmost provinces, for non-Canadians) it is impossible, repeat impossible, to get a family doctor if you don't have one <https://web.archive.org/web/20190226051406/https://www.thete...>. It's one thing to have shortages in rural areas—that happens in the US too—but Halifax?!? I've heard the same occurs in Vancouver too.
musl is a few hundred kb
Yeah not buying this bullshit and half-assed study at best, you just need to look around you how negatively these things and smart phones in general affect kids when they are introduced to them too early, unsupervised, in typical leave-me-alone-for-some-time failed parenting manner.

I am not claiming it outright immediately causes depression (it probably does in same vein girls' magazines set unhealthy standards on looks for example but that's nothing new), but it definitely causes some hard damage in their long term happiness. For every success story there are 10 or 100 quiet failures. Many apps, be it social or games, also cause outright addictions and kids are very vulnerable to those and designers aim exactly at that. Does addiction create depression? I think everybody can answer for themselves.

Its failure of both parents and regulators to not see this harm, or see but ignore/give up on it. I have plenty of examples around me, seeing say 10 year old kids or younger playing hard mental games with their parents to get more time on phone is not much better than seeing some heroin addict craving for his next kick.

I think we generally lack some serious education step about current parenting, what are challenges faced, how to cope with them, and assist at least some form of actual help (not meaning some generic call helpline). I see more than not utter shock of people conceiving a kid or 2 and only later realizing how fucked they are in terms of free time, hobbies, passions, lack of sleep and overall sacrifices required, not for a year but much more. And no, you can't effectively outsource these to grand parents or nannies and call yourself a good parent, kids development will suffer in various ways, to be seen mostly later in life.
Happy to be proven wrong, but I really don't think Gimp would be usable over X/SSH in anything slower than local LAN.

VNC or something similar might be a better choice
It's right there on Google support
https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/72902?hl=en#zippy=...
I agree with the principle here, if not necessarily the tone ... I don't think I've used an iPhone cable to do anything other than a) charge or b) use CarPlay for probably 10 years at least.

In fact, I'd go so far as to say that providing a "real" USB 3 cable for charging would not give most users what they want.

I have two USB-C cables plugged into the MacBook Pro on the desk I'm using right now. One does USB PD and also provides monitor connectivity - that's obviously a "full fat" Thunderbolt cable. The other is a Lightning cable that I need occasionally to charge my keyboard/trackpad.

The Thunderbolt cable would be a terrible phone cable. It is thick, bulky and does not want to bend - mostly because it's designed to have good signal integrity at 10Gb/s+.
>But please conduct a thought experiment and replace some of the terms like "Climate Change" in some of your sentences with the religious deity of your choice

No, not Zeus. Gravity or chicken.
They discuss all of these in Section 4.
I've been trying this over the years but unless I'm completely comfortable I'm unable to fall asleep. This means perfect position (tossing over for hour or more in new unfamiliar bed), perfect hydration (no need to drink or pee) and perfect sound (rain is ok, for ticking clock in another room I eventually give up and go take out the batteries).
That's just bizzare. It takes no more than a day in my country (India) to see a doctor.
> NHS is also public infrastructure but I'd rather not even get into that. I'll just say that I'm convinced the Gov is letting NHS collapse on purpose so that they can pick it apart and privatise it. It's simply impossible that people are actually that incompetent.

I think you're vastly underestimating just how incompetent the large majority of people are (not just NHS/UK, the world, the dumber you are the more you breed etc) - we're being overrun
I’m sorry but this is absolute fucking bullshit. Almost everybody with preteen or teenage children can perceive this, unless they had the wisdom to protect them from it.
Are you taking about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elsagate , which was fixed in 2017?
> We’re going to use WireGuard – we have the Intel AES-NI crypto instruction set

WireGuard doesn’t actually use AES, as far as I know.

In general, it seems like the author somewhat overestimates the CPU requirements for TLS encryption (or equivalently underestimates modern single-board computers):

> The CPU requirements to decrypt and re-encrypt HTTPS traffic greatly exceed those available to Raspberry Pis.

I'd be really surprised if MITMing TLS on an RPi 4 was actually infeasible, even when using RSA cryptography purely in software.

There are Android phones still in use with weaker CPUs than that of the RPi 4, and these use TLS too.
> That cannot even be 1% of users, though, can it?

It can certainly be, worldwide. There’s people living in rural regions, and people wanting fast transfers from their digital camera, and people not wanting to back up into the cloud, or not wanting to pay for iCloud, and people wanting to quickly sync their music/photo/video collection on their PC or Mac. Several of my relatives fall into that category, despite being non-technical.

Incidentally, the current iPad mini 6 supports USB 3 transfer speeds (5 Gbps), although not being a Pro model, so it’d be disappointing if the iPhone 15 doesn’t. There doesn’t seem to be a technical reason why it shouldn’t.
The Dream Artist Nobody Knows About (2022)
Three things that in concert let you really dial in your ergonomic setup to fit you:

1) A good chair (e.g. aeron, leap)
2) A height-adjustable desk
3) A monitor arm

It'll take some fiddling to get just right, but standing up after a long work day and not being in pain is priceless.
>will make having 32-bit system libs unnecessary, ... , not unlike how Windows handles syscalls in real WoW64.

WoW64 literally has an entire 32-bit equivalent to Windows's native 64-bit libraries and binaries.
Music: Lemon Jelly

I don't really know a lot about the labels and nuances of different music genres, but they are somewhat similar to Ratatat if that helps.

Start with tracks: "Weather for Ducks", "The Staunton Lick", "Spacewalk", "Ramblin' Man".

Their catalog is virtually always my background music when working, reading, etc.

These tracks are burned into my brain, and I don't think I've ever met a single person who has known the band before I introduced them to them. They were short-lived as a band, and broke up many years ago. Not for everyone, but give 'em a try!
It's a huge leap to conclude "for greenfield projects ... using Python is not necessarily a very good idea".
Loch Ness monster hunters join largest search of Scottish lake in 50 years
Those are some key aspects of Gary Marcus but not the worst. The worst is that so many people listen to him. It's actually problematic because it confuses lawmakers.
These issues aren't really factors in most children's lives. Many of these issues are fairly recent though mental health has seen a steep decline with the introduction of social media. But there are also things that could coincide with this such as the increase of funding and awareness of mental health. Though, that's a hard argument to make for the deep rates of change that have been occurring which often, directly coincide with changes to algorithms and social platforms.
Probably worth it to buy a cable then. It is irritating that USB cables don’t have some markings to indicate capability.
Indeed, but it would be nice to have that support in the base install. Sadly I do not have the skill set to work towards it.
That Old NetBSD Server, Running Since 2010
"Fitting in" is no small thing. The world would be better today if more people had the ability to empathize with someone not-them, sufficiently adjust their own way of interacting to put others at ease, and generally be less abrasive and fragile.

And if we want to talk in absolutes...

At best, public school provides an opportunity to learn socialization that cannot be replicated in a home environment.

At worst, you get murdered.
Picked up a Mirra 1 at auction for $150 this year. Pretty happy with it.

One thing I haven't seen mentioned: I have a two laptop stands, and a KVM switch to flip my screen, keyboard, mouse and a decent powered USB hub between my work laptop and personal laptop. Pretty handy.

Also an aquarium. Nice to have a bit of life and movement in the room. Hard plastic carpet protector. Office chairs can be murder on carpet.
You haven't posted in the last hour. Hope you had success.
Ask HN: What happens to the 2% Zillow “contributes” to its 1% down mortgage?
Zillow is "offering" a 1% down mortgage:

https://www.zillowgroup.com/news/zillow-home-loans-new-1-down-payment-option/

However, the minimum down payment that Freddie Mac will buy and securitize is 3%:

https://myhome.freddiemac.com/buying/down-payments-and-pmi#:~:text=The%20reality%20of%20down%20payments&text=What%20most%20people%20don%27t,®%20or%20HomeOne®%20mortgages.

This 2% gap is made up by Zillow, who claims to "pay" the other 2%:

>Borrowers who qualify can now put just 1% down on a home, and Zillow Home Loans will pay the other 2%.

I find that hard to believe. Impossible even.

I can't find anywhere the true story behind this 2%. Right now my leading hypotheses are:

1. It's really a second lien and you have effectively borrowed those 2% from Zillow.
2. They jack up your rate (within the allowable rates) such that when they sell the loan to Fannie/Freddie they get the 2% back.
3. They "own" 2% of your home in equity (like Hometap, https://www.hometap.com).

Anyone have a clue?
WordPress introduces 100 year domain registrations
I wonder how many years (if ever) it'll be before it's available for purchase, and I wonder what architecture Nvidia will be on by then - it won't be Hopper.
I would suspect advanced search boils down to advancifying your search term with specific properties about that term, or even the term itself with specifying logic operators.

A filter would be not targeting a specific term, and would take no search terms, but would allow them to find the specific item they're wanting.

Intuitively, filters seem far superior to advanced search, as long as your search is good for one off items. I haven't ever really thought about this explicitly but now that I do, I always reach for:

1. very solid search for single items
2. very good filters
None of your bizarre rant has anything to do with what we were discussing. As always, people like you drag out discussions on minor asides and random disputes about word choices rather than focusing on the actual issue being discussed.

If you cannot see that unions are price-fixing conspiracies then you can only be described as wilfully blind. Where you claim that it is just the same as multiple hiring managers working for the same firm.. It just boggles the mind.

Maybe it needs to be spelt out really simply for you: a union is not a firm. You don't hire a union. You hire employees. Unions do not want you to hire non-union employees and would make doing so illegal if they could. Unions want to "represent" an entire industry. They do not want competition.

So don't go round claiming it is just like a firm with multiple employees. That is nonsense.
not an argument, ad-hominen, etc etc

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

or is that also just a "bunch of words placed together to form nonsense" like everything else you don't understand?
You’re wrong, it falls under some minority belief. Even the president of France said last year “we’re living the end of abundance” and he’s a liberal productivist. Abundance is clearly at most a target of healthy minority within a non heathy society.
People on low incomes often pay very little tax, maybe 10-12%? There are good reasons for saying that the poor have an unreasonably hard time, but I don’t think income taxes are specifically where they get hit.

The people who I think pay the highest percentage are salaried professionals.
Such articles are… really laughable, as people differ in their physiology and circadian rhythms and it is NOT generally advisable to blindly follow someone else’s experiences with sleep.

There are books like ‘While we sleep’ which can give you some insight into the complexity of causes and effects and even this book was heavily criticised although the author did some actual research with cited sources etc.

And I’m saying this as someone who had major problems with sleep for more than year, but now sleeps daily an average of 7-8hours.

The only thing actually recommendable (IMHO of course) is to not force yourself into sleep, as this may very well backfire. Laying still and stuff like that is a rather forceful technique. For hyperactive and hollering people (with ADHD and alike) it may even amount to torture.

All the CBT that you can apply is NOT universal. Techniques such as not eating too much, not drinking alcohol at night, cooling the room, counting eyes closed, doing exercise, having blinders, doing meditation if you want… are absolutely NOT universal and what works for someone may actually be bad for you and me.

In reality the most common advice - to meditate before sleep - may result in contrary results. Courber intuitively there is evidence that sleep deprivation may actually help depression, rather than forcing sleep patterns.

Please consult sleep experts, rather than consulting random articles although they may seem plausible.
I think the main thing I notice right off the bat is this is in Norway. Norway is very different from the USA.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_income_eq...

Maybe I can believe teens there can use social media responsibly but I don’t see anyone not damaged by social media in my own social circles in the USA, regardless of age, from old to young.
I thought that most games run under Proton? Wouldn't Proton eventually adopt WoW64, eliminating the need for 32-bit executables on the host? https://www.winehq.org/announce/8.0

(Threads on x86-64 Linux can freely switch between 32-bit and 64-bit mode.)
Also, less severe version can fly under the radar. With a very severe version people may decide a new lockdown and try to isolate it, with a mild variant people will just ignore it or put a few safety posters.

And now almost everybody has the vaccine, boosters and got infected by omicron and perhaps also other variants, so there is a lot of partial immunity.
Afaik Debian is fully i686 these days: https://www.debian.org/releases/stable/i386/release-notes/ch...
On your bike, Vogue
Paywall bypass: https://archive.li/x4KYh
>while jubalfh is a violent communist thug, punching jubalfh has nothing to do with violent thuggery, it's an exemplary show of civic virtue

Maybe you should rethink if your conduct and values while writing stuff similar to above contribute anything positive to the world.
I had the same thought. 60-80 years is probably longer than the average lifespan 5,000 years ago, so a surprising period for a "tradition".
I am reading some tweets suggesting that Elon Musk, Garry Tan 陈嘉兴 and Paul Graham are also involved. There is a tweet stating that: 'Elon Musk and Y Combinator's CEO are trying to blacklist a law firm, because it does pro-bono work for the civil rights of homeless people.' [1]

[1] https://twitter.com/loomdoop/status/1695252674764313067
> Schooled kids get 8 hours a day with peers

As a parent, I have no say over who these “peers” are, how they treat my child, or what BS they try to push on them.

As someone who was surrounded by some pretty bad kids during High School I am very comfortable with my children not getting that experience.
I believe you may be mixing up Paul Graham and Sam Altman. Easy to do because they both ran YC at different times, but WorldCoin is from Sam Altman and this tweet is from PG.
How the Tokyo Metro is deep cleaned [video]
Perhaps so, but that doesn't mean that we should not keep trying. Many strains of bacteria (for example - yes, I know the malaria parasite is not a bacterium) develop antibiotic resistance, but others do not. This makes Mani antibiotics still useful.
Is there a source more established than NorwegianSciTechNews that is willing to back this up?
Way, way, way overrated, the "write a brand new rendering engine to eliminate all runtime shader creation" leaves me much more confident speaking strongly in public.

Flutter in 2020 could render a complicated UI (new Google Assistant UI with glowing effect) on a 2015 $200 Android, and there was simply no way to do the same in Android proper. (Source: built Android version at Google and built Flutter version after for no particular reason, side project to teach myself Flutter)

People tend to remember Flutter anecdotes that correlate well with previous xplatform framework fundamental issues, but in Flutter's case, they're not fundamental, they're more "holding it wrong" / "could use better docs"

That being said it's probably a year or two away from me being brave enough to post that on an HN article (safe here, because articles old, weekend, and not directly related to Flutter).
Why scientists are delving into the virtual world
How expensive is your system?

Do you have software that converts internal tracking info into pixel coordinates? Multiple screens?
As an iOS developer I plug my iPhone into my computer to deploy and run the apps I'm working on onto it. Maybe it's because I work on small apps, but even then I haven't felt limited by the USB 2.0 speed. I really don't think this will be an issue for the vast majority of iPhone customers.
I'd be more likely to ask him how he became a denier - living in denial looks like a lot happier way to be than what I'm doing.
Did male and female dinosaurs differ?
"the results were the same regardless of whether the children published posts and pictures via their own social media pages or whether they liked and commented on posts published by others." - so basically the study compared people that use social media actively and passively. It's harder to compare children that use social media with the ones that don't.

It seems to me that building expectations based on social media (e.g. just by browsing) is the real problem, not posting or not.
DHH: Not everyone can be the best
Just a caveat about the monitor arm. Purchase the strongest one you can find. There are few worse things in your working life than a constantly wobbly monitor.
The actual nature paper mentioned in the article: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-023-06337-5

IBM blog post: https://research.ibm.com/blog/analog-ai-chip-low-power

Also I'd like to mention that those chips are for inference only. You still need GPUs for training.
No, because mass media was carefully curating its images to children (eg Sesame Street, Mr Rogers, Fox Kids, Animaniacs, Batman, PG-13 etc) and its profit motive wasn’t aligned with an algorithm that is designed to get people addicted to social media. Social media totally changed the expectations for teens… just like selling in a flea market vs selling on Amazon, you’re now competing against the whole world.

Actually, there was a profit motive in children’s programming, it was for merchandise, and also had predictable results as capitalism always has:

https://www.pbs.org/video/frontline-merchants-cool/

https://www.history.com/news/action-figures-g-i-joe-star-war...

Many of the children’s shows (ahem, YuGiOh, Pokemon) were explicitly around selling shit to them, but at least it was external and not about their body image and social goals and expectations.

Actually, the best analogy I can give, in terms of destructive power, to the TikTok/Instagram effect on teen girls, was the Gangsta Rap effect on teen boys (typically Black boys because that is who was selected by the music industry to be promoted). And with the same industry always claiming there is “no effect”, while an entire generation started cussin’ and acting much more violently than their parents.

Sure, there are of course other socioeconomic factors, such as the rise of single-parent households typically without a father in the home, or both parents working long hours and neglecting the kids. That cannot be dismissed either. But that is also a result of corporations and their profit motive, selling a collective dream to adults (not children) that climbing the corporate ladder leads to better self-actualization. I was there when Sheryl Sandberg revealed her book “Lean In”, for instance, I saw firsthand the narratives that corporate america inclucates in families.

Whether it’s social media, the music industry, or corporations, they exert a huge pressure on our society and psyche. Sometimes it’s very overt:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xNzXze5Yza8

But most of the time it is simply pervasive, like “the American dream” etc.
See also:

* https://linuxsurvival.com/

* https://old.reddit.com/r/linuxupskillchallenge/

* https://github.com/learnbyexample/TUI-apps (written by me, interactive exercises for grep, sed, awk, etc)
Not helpful. I was hoping to hear more on alternatives. I've also never seen advance filters that show on a separate page.
Except Windows by and large satisfies that expectation.

Linux throwing backwards compatibility and stability out the window is one of the biggest reasons it doesn't appeal to the common user. Note that Android provides this (granted less than Windows does), and we see common people use Android.

And before you mention it: Yes, I know Linus Torvalds is (sort of) adamant about backwards compatibility; the problem is the rest of Linux does not and will not care.
It's "primitive skills" videos for me. I'm usually out after about 5 or 10 minutes.
That's a pretty bad faith reading of what I said. If my children want to move to the country after they leave home, I'm all for it. Like I said, I've experienced both, I see the values in both.
necessity: still the mother of invention

greetings from the other side of the world, commandline brother. I did not know of this tool, but I do now. Thanks
Without clicking, I guessed it would be the track "Immunity"! :-) It's an outstanding melody.

Related: if you liked it, you might like the track "Briefly" by Nils Fram. It is 27 minutes[1]. It's like a hike in the mountains. I listened to it recently when I was on a 3-hour boat ride on the fjords of Norway. It was glorious.

If you can get to see Nils live, don't miss it. He's simply superb and creates utter magic on stage.

[1] https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uhiwpPRxVMw
Profit maximization is even older.
Python Type Hints – *args and **kwargs (2021)
Mostly night time.

A few times during mid day.
Look an "natural control groups". Violent games where also played in JP, but only in the US kids started bringing guns to school. Seems to me like a case closed.

With social media usage we see also a strong rise in asian societies wrt mental health problems especially in girls. Good to investigate further.

Also, the NRA tried to put the blame on anything except for prevalence of guns: there's money behind that narrative.
The primary benefit that many pay for is to not see ads and to support creators you enjoy, not to avoid tracking.
China Cuts Stock Trade Tax, Tightens IPOs to Boost Market
https://archive.li/trRpX
It's certainly a leap... but is it wrong though? You might conclude either "yes" or "no", but dismissing it outright is I don't think very conductive to a good conversation.
(is some race) -> (won’t fit in on team) -> (don’t hire)

Is transitive racism okay in your worldview?
And USB 2.0 tops out at about 200 GiB per hour. It's not actually slow.
The price they pay per impression is based on ad revenue, not pie in the sky...