skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Good point. The article wasn't clear on that, but I think the full study did do that (my emphasis):

> Marital Status: The main independent variable is a time‐varying measure of marital status at each interview, calculated from marriage dates in the 1985–2011 PSID marital history file. Observations were censored after the end of a first marriage to focus on health difference between married and never‐married adults. To account for cumulative health effects of marriage (Dupre and Meadows, [ 12] ), this variable distinguishes among being never married; being in a first marriage formed 0–4 years ago; being in a first marriage formed 5–9 years ago; and being in a first marriage formed 10 or more years ago. An alternative specification of this variable as continuous duration in the first marriage (equaling 0 in never‐married observations) led to the same findings.

> (Partial results): In OLS models for both men and women, any duration of marriage is significantly associated with a better (i.e., lower) score on the health scale, compared to remaining never married. The random‐effects models assess whether this association persists after controlling for respondents’ heterogeneity in underlying health status. With the addition of random intercepts, both the men's and women's models continue to show statistically significant associations between all marital durations and better health, relative to remaining unmarried, but the magnitude of the marriage coefficients is one‐third to one‐half smaller than the OLS estimates. Finally, the fixed‐effects models test whether within‐person change in marital status or marital duration is associated with improvement in general health. Among men, no such association is evident, while among women, only a weak protective effect of being married for 10 or more years is supported by the fixed‐effects model. While the latter finding is consistent with the accumulation of a protective marital effect at longer marital durations, the fixed‐effects coefficient (−0.06) is approximately half as large as the coefficients in the random effects or OLS models. Therefore, considering all birth cohorts together, within‐person improvements in health are weakly attributable to long marriages among women, but are not caused by accumulation of time in marriage among men.
Hopefully someone will make a GPT discovery GPT.
The case for Rust is not only memory safety, but also unexpected state mutation safety, as well as multi-threaded programming safety, as well as async programming safety, as well as (partial) logic error safety (e.g., forgetting to release a lock for resource access) and so on. Anyone who's ever worked on a large codebase will agree without a second thought that finding a bug takes (at least) ten times more effort than writing code, wrestling even the strictest of compilers, so the case for Rust, effectively, is the philosophy of shifting as much responsibility on the compiler as possible and thus reducing the potential bug surface as much as possible. A human being is not capable of consistently avoiding all bugs that human beings realize can be made. A compiler, on the other hand, is capable of always eliminating all bugs that compilers realize can be made. The knowledge of such potential bugs is transferred from a community of experienced programmers to a compiler through an advanced type system for a programming language and a specialized structure of interfaces for a standard library.
Luckily humans don’t change quickly. 1870’s era anti trust issues are still relevant in 2023. Problem shows up 150+ years ago and we’re still dealing with it.

Slow patch times are often a feature. Laws that solve problems can seem irrelevant when those problems go away.
Mobile app converts your voice into Notion pages
Voxio is an AI-powered application that enables users to automatically convert audio recordings into structured, formatted notes. Through seamless integration with Notion, users can record or upload audio from lectures or meetings, and then transcribe and organize it based on custom layouts. These layouts define both the Notion workspace and the note's structure, such as summary, main points, and suggested tasks. With a single click, users can then export these tailored notes directly to their designated Notion database.
You have no idea what you're talking about, so please stop talking with such confidence.

Netflix has always paid top of the market. They haven't dropped their salaries. Period, end of sentence.
What does this have to do with providing a source?

You are the one who wrote the, not trivially obvious, claim.
This didn't even apply in World War II. You should google "Marshall Plan."
This generally applies to executive documents. I fail to see how the same could apply to a constitution. (E.g., one might imagine a secret section that nullifies the publicly visible constitution in its entirety and substitutes it by a secret one. What would be the base of government and law?)
there’s a pretty well established community on mastodon as well as xitter. not sure where you hang out online obvs but it’s not exactly niche anymore, maybe branch out a bit?
Lol. Got the feeling this was some new-speak way of saying they tested women without using the word women, because womanhood is not longer a biological fact but now an opinion.

Thank god it's not.
> Godot and Bevy

I'm guessing you're using these separately right? Not together?
> The asset is the positive operating properties/leases.

This is what they are doing in terms of bankruptcy protection. A liquidation is different - there is no intent to continue operating afterward.
This will never happen, the police unions are too powerful. In seattle we can't even get satisfactory results out of out police oversight mechanism because it's been corrupted fully by the union.
The interesting point/question in this is whether Open AI will invest in hardware to build a ChatGPT interface in the future that allows for less friction of use than just “being an app on an IPhone”. I think it’s amazing and would be so cool to see a new device people use that has function that hasn’t been totally defined yet. The IPhone is so mature it’s time for the next thing!
> don't think most people set out to make mediocre media.

Heh I’m not sure. I’ve been following the drama around CA and total war recently and the company seems to have set to do exactly that. Pump out mediocre recycled crap as long as people keep buying it. Except this time it’s blown up on them.
Thank you for pointing this out. It's not a problem for a lot of people but the fundamental ethics driven FOSS user should at least be made aware that he sided with Microsoft during the worst Linux is cancer era of MS PR.
Also in a downturn the nomads go off while the landlords are stuck paying.
This doesn't mean anything. Salary info could be as simple as "yes, there is a salary." This is like discounts that are "up to" a certain percentage. It doesn't actually mean anything.
Hello. Easylang is a domain-specific language for learning programming and also for small web canvas applications. It has a reduced set of functions, a simple syntax, a browser IDE and integrated graphics commands. It is statically typed and has only strings and numbers (floating point), arrays of strings and numbers and arrays of arrays as data types. Easylang is written by me and is open source (GPL).

It is mainly written in C and is executed in the browser with WASM (WebAssembly). The Easylang programs are compiled directly in the browser into an AST (Abstract Syntax Tree) which is then interpreted.

A recently added feature is that some code can be compiled directly into WASM code. This is useful for the "inner loop" and can multiply the execution speed.
Got Back Pain?
Any engineers got chronic back pain here? I'm curious to talk about it w you.

Long story short: I'm an engineer with chronic back pain and reckon this line of work/study causes back pain more than others.

I'd curious to hear about how you've dealt with it. I've stuck a calendly link if you're down to chat for 15 mins :)
I've also seen older people use 5/3/1 when they are unable to recover as quickly from linear progression routines.
Hahaha I found a catalog in my parents' attic as a child, which contained an instructive article on female self-pleasure, complete with a full page nude. Also a story that began like "The sign said 'God wants you to drop acid', so Lizard ate some tabs".

Left it out on the floor, it mysteriously disappeared and parents denied knowledge of its existence. And I need to remember to look for it in the archive outside working hours
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Have you made any progress on that books & libraries "project"?
Like the holotape in Brainstorm? Tres cool.
They generally have a lot of quality content, but will slip in political commentary. IMO, this review is a decent example: https://kotaku.com/1850858948

The political commentary starts a paragraph after the summary box. Huge article and maybne two paragraphs fit the bill. The anti-capitalism stuff always makes me roll my eyes, but it's a game review, just ignore the parts you don't care about.
the Whole Earth Review offices near Sausalito in Marin County were a social hub, and mixing ground. By the early 80s, an edition of the Whole Earth Catalog was an established process, with volunteers of every kind showing up in small groups, and plowing through the hundreds of pounds of printed materials supplied in large shipping boxes, writing reviews of whatever struck their interest. Occasionally a tall, bossy guy with grey hair and strong athletic build would walk through without comment. Usually some aspirants of some kind would corner him for a comment or punditry. Thriving on the "commander" presence, Brand would deliver whatever it was they were asking for and then move on. Brand's past military experience and demeanor were obvious, but not in contradiction to the "all views considered" atmosphere, including prominently, his own.

Did counter-culture people work "for the CIA" ? hard to say, certainly not at the level of Eric Schmidt founder of Google, that is for certain! Lots of lips moved freely with gossip or ideas. Some of that gossip or ideas were repeated, maybe written down. Media was in a different age. Famously certain other LSD-oriented individuals did seek out and inform for money. Stewart Brand probably informed for the same reasons he did other things, because he decided it was interesting, that it made him more important, and continued his personal mission of whatever it was he was thinking about.

The role of the "secret mole" is not consistent with the presence of that man, in that project.

source: was there in the 80s in Marin, California
I wonder could it still be hybrid with digital systems?
You didn’t systemically document “harder”.
T-mobile was the main driver for all the user fees against every smb in the US though… IMO they did the most damage to text messaging as a reliable method of reaching a customer…. Telco industry is massive so yes break them all up
How far are they going to go to validate it’s legit if you make one up?

But say you don’t want to forge one for just any company because that might not be legal. You could make your own company with a site and make offer letters that way.
> If its just the officer turning it off when entering a bathroom, all good

Why? You can edit it out before publication.
Why would someone expect a Gmail-like search when using not-Gmail?
Jabra Evolve 65 is what we are given. Works fine for calls. I wouldn't use them for music though. They come with a dongle but you can pair straight to bluetooth as well.
Gren: The Road to 1.0 [video]
It would be far more useful if it supported function arguments. I wonder how much of the other features they'd have to give up to support those within 512 bytes.
I'd love to see something similar for destroying evidence. Big scandal about amazon destroying a ton of evidence but the punishment for destroying the evidence is less than the crimes they are being investigated for.
It's time for a new development paradigm. I suggest calling it: True Scotsman.
So, Italy's version of cops seizing cash at traffic stops is cool with the crowd?
> On the other hand, own domains need to be registered to the name and address of a person.

So let the user decide. They can use non-de domains, they can use privacy shielding services.

Posteo doesn't need any real name or address to put a domain in their mail configuration. That whole part is just more lies.
Atkins died of a head injury when he slipped on some ice, FYI
> the long period of ultra-low interest rates we enjoyed resulted in additional productive capacity

If there is evidence of that I'd love to see it. If this was true then we'd have a huge supply of homes all over America now which I think is not the case is it? All I hear about is undersupply driving up home prices despite demand being low. I live in Austin where this is very true so maybe I'm in a bit of a bubble?
I agree.

But it's a fact that cops are afraid of getting shot in a country with a lot of guns around and many of them are trained to shoot when they see a threat, certainly they are going to experience some kind of regret if they hesitate and one of their own gets shot.

We had a friend living at our house who had a psychotic break and threatened my wife with a knife. My son and I barricaded in a room upstairs and called 911. The first question they asked was "are there any guns in the house?"

My son has taken an interest in firearms, particularly black powder and flintlock weapons. I am all for it, but I make a point that there are many reasons why he should keep guns secure and out of sight when you're not using, not least that you don't want cops to see them and feel threatened.
> a judge or jury is allowed to make the most negative inference as to the officer's actions.

A jury is already allowed to make any inference they want.
How do you reconcile being a journalist, who WANTS to write an in-depth piece (being a writer and all), and the powers that be wanting you to write an advertisement for their game? You lambast something innocuous like the coffee machines to get your furvor for writing out.
Mid 2010s I worked in the UK office and we had to bring our own tea/coffee/milk. I don't think we had any 'benefits' that you'd associate with modern tech companies.

The team I was in had no money to expense so for the first few months I worked using just the company provided laptop with no peripherals, and had to wait for someone leaving to be able to grab their external monitor and a laptop stand. Team/Company morale was very low in my time there.
Potential for correlation here. Just anecdata, but childless people very often have pets instead, at least taking the sample of people I know. So perhaps pet (and so cat) ownership and long term birth control are correlated to some degree.
> Perhaps many professional users would be better off using pro and not max?

That would be entirely dependent on whether they benefit from the extra performance or RAM that you can get with Max.

I don't think that there's a significant difference in thermals or battery life on identical workloads. My M2 Max gets me through a full working day with 30-50% charge still left. It's the only laptop I've ever had I can be completely confident about should I not bring a charger with me.
How is that YouTubes fault?

The politicians are putting the information in the wrong place. Why not fix that?
I think we shouldn't teach Shakespeare in school, because there is negative value in holding up something incomprehensible to students as the Height of Culture. I can't think of a better way to turn students off to "culture". If one wanted to design a program to turn students off to culture, I can hardly think of a better one.

And probably my best proof that absolutely nobody involved understands it is the complete and total obliviousness to the double entendres. If the teachers realized how dirty it was they might think twice about teaching it. If the parents realized it, there would be protests. But nobody realizes it. Nobody has a clue. Nobody understands what is being said at all. They're just all pretending because if you don't Get Shakespeare you're a stupid dum dum who is drooling your stupid all over your stupid face.

But basically nobody at that level does Get Shakespeare and they are just pretending.

This is not only not a good use of educational time, it's actively bad. So many students are going to be inclined to think education is a waste of time under the best of circumstances anyhow... why do we go to such efforts to prove them 100% correct?

But we have to keep teaching it. Because anyone who suggests that we should stop is obviously a stupid dum dum drooling stupid all over their stupid face, and who wants to be seen with a person like that?
Yeah. Twilio's process was entirely focused on "campaigns", too, whereas we sent exclusively transactional ones. Very confusing, and we wound up removing our texting features entirely from our app.
Google is like the CCP in the respect of consistency. They say they'll something, but history shows that they're erratic and unreliable and change their mind on a whim. Saying one thing and doing another. It's the reason why so many companies are pulling out of China, and it's the same reason why Google is floundering.
That's honestly the easiest solution

Not allowing officers to turn them off has several issues, one of which is battery life, the other one bathroom breaks and the like.

Just say that if bodycam footage is unavailable, the court assumes malice. Simple and effective.
This time it is worse. Real people and their lives are affected.
Where are there plenty of $215k jobs? That's way above the range I'm seeing even on most "senior" or "staff" listings.
The audio is a bit low, but (for me) not to the point where the audio controls on my desktop can't boost it enough to work.
You're right, I misunderstood. Thanks for the gentle clarification.
47. NES had 2 buttons plus a d-pad. An xbox controller has 8 buttons, 2 joysticks, and a d-pad - it's all just too much for me to have fun with. I'd learn to play the accordion if I was up for all that.
It is அன்னாசி (Aṉṉāci) in Tamil.

https://translate.google.com/?sl=auto&tl=ta&text=pineapple&o...
> "Disputed" is frequently misinterpeted as something like "50/50".

What does 50/50 mean in this context?

If you mean a 50% probability of the article ultimately proving to be mostly true, then that would genuinely be the case for some small fraction of homeopathy articles?
A lightweight 2D graphics library for rendering texts, geometries, and images with high-performance APIs that work across various platforms. Its main objective is to offer a compelling alternative to the Skia graphics library while maintaining a much smaller binary size.
Yes. I'm rapidly switching between Techs in my free time.

A nice contrast to regular work ;)
Fedora 39 Released
See my first sentence above.
Define "affordable"?

The cheapest would be an IR camera, a small display, and a lens. Here's a 3D printed kit, with links to parts and communications channels for makers: https://www.tindie.com/products/justcallmekoko/bpnvg-3d-prin...

A step up from that would be the lower end commercial offerings like the Sionyx Aurora: https://www.sionyx.com/collections/aurora-night-vision-camer...

Both of the above really require active illumination to be effective. As long as you're not worried about other people with night vision, that's not a problem.

Above that... it gets expensive and complicated very quickly.
This comment is such a great example of how most people would be terrible criminals.

Edit: by terrible I mean they'd be bad at not getting caught.
It's widely known to wait until a dog is fully grown before sterilization nowadays. Getting them neutered or spayed as a puppy tends to lead to more widespread bone problems, especially hip displasia.

Do you have any literature that supports what you are claiming?
A quick search on Algolia is showing a lot more links to twitter, but only a minority of them with enough points to have made the front-page. By contrast, the majority of links to fosstodon.org and hachyderm.io have front-page worthy scores, and mastodon.social is 50/50.

Not to sound like a gatekeeper, but it feels Twitter is still appealing for the /r/startups crowd, "indiehackers" influencers and wannabes. The center of "real" tech talk has moved away from twitter.
I hate how this article is written. The article makes it seem like the redaction in 1876 was done for purposes of hiding the treaty obligations to Indians. But it never proves that implication. Instead, it admits halfway through that the entire text of the provisions inherited from the Articles of Separation were also redacted:

> Sections 1 and 2 of Article X were also redacted in 1876. They covered when the first Maine legislature would meet, when initial elections would be held, how Senate and House seats would be allocated as between the counties and towns, and what the initial terms of Maine’s elected and appointed officers would be.

In reality it seems like the redaction was done to eliminate from the printed copies provisions specific to the implementation of Maine’s separation from Massachusetts.
The number of jobs I've seen that have absolutely no mention of whether they are remote, hybrid, or on-site is astounding. I'm not wasting my time applying for something 1200 miles away just to find out that they want a 2/3 hybrid setup. Realistically I'd never find out because they'll see my address and never contact me.
Charlie Booker did do game reviews https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_Brooker%27s_Gameswipe
The article seems to be talking about an outage that happened in Oct 2023, but then references a LinkedIn post that was written in 2021?

One of the banks, DBS, has had several outages in recent years, but this seems like sloppy writing.
> If its just the officer turning it off when entering a bathroom, all good

Why even allow them to turn it off for this? The footage will be automatically overwritten or deleted at one point anyways.

With great power comes great responsibility, and if you're not ready to sacrifice a bit of your privacy in order to be able to legally murder people, maybe you shouldn't be the one who gets put in that position.
You are asking wrong question.

Salary range is what they can offer, but you should know your own value. If you think your time is worth $400k then ask $400k. It is simple as that.

At one point you should know what amount of money would drive you to get out of bed and do whatever client wants.
Title is misleading. I thought this was some sort of modern-day alchemy that yields actual gold, as in this type of gold, chemical element symbol Au: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gold
I mean, I get why, but it's very odd that people think of this as a liberal vs conservative issue; it is a rule of law issue.
Why does that need to be the job of a cop?
> Black people get force used 12-15x more often.

And they're committing ~50% of homicides and shootings while being 5% of the SF population. Stats are a funny things, they say a lot of things depending on which ones you look at

https://sfgov.org/policecommission//sites/default/files/Docu...