skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's a US magazine writing a headline for US readers and international readers who are aware of its context, being posted a site that requires verbatim use of article headlines.

If somebody posts a BBC article about chips, we don't need to have a whole discussion about word choice. Even for those who don't automatically contextualize those things, it takes about 3 seconds to sort it out.
Here's the whole thread from that court day as a webpage: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1757676051591749813.html
Right now I wouldn’t even believe he was Craig Wright if he said so himself.
"Additionally, over the past few years, we’ve developed a lot of expertise on how to reliably and performantly run RDS Postgres in-house". Isn't the whole point of paying AWS the premium is that they do it for you ?
Note that this is alreay a (non-obvious) built-in feature on Mac and iPhone, called "Live Text". See these articles for examples:

https://support.apple.com/guide/preview/interact-with-text-i...

https://support.apple.com/guide/photos/interact-with-text-in...

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT212630
I dont think you're being reasonable, which sucks because I believe you gave a good point underneath all that
>because I am not able to find a partner to build things with who is willing to work for less than what they made after 10 years at Google.

Are you looking for a salaried employee or a partner. A partner would share your vision, but get a significant portion of the company. A salaried engineer doesn't have an upside if and when your company takes off.

It could change the dynamics a lot.
> PG is great to admin

What do you use for it? Is there anything like phpmyadmin for postgres with similar simplicity?
This is a bit of a narrow view imho and also comparing to Bangalore is not the optimal thing to do.

There are more efficient denser urban areas which utilize resources more efficiently than sparse suburbia.

Also there is a middle ground between the stringent zoning laws of the Bay Area and Bangalore.
A lot of people would lose their homes if $1m usd was the limit.
I would respond that Voyager is still going compared to Mariner. The Voyager project may be derivative but it has out performed all others. I would also lump all those early inertial guidance efforts of early computing together with Voyager as the high water mark.
I used Onerep until I was told it was shady. I now use Optery (https://www.optery.com/) which is a YC company. I'd love to hear if there are any issues with it.

The problem is there are 200+ data brokers out there and I don't have time to deal with that many.
Oh so in Russia its jumping out a window and in the USA its some random method of suicide?

Why not be specific, and consistent, like Russia?
Mate that's everyone with a house
On the second point, if you compare to chicken https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicken_as_food which has nothing above 20% of RDA per 100g, mushrooms suddenly don't look so bad. (Though it does make me wonder how complete the nutrient tables on Wikipedia are.)
In the us, any MD can prescribe almost anything.
Spotify says its iPhone app updates in the EU are getting held up by Apple
It's not actually that clear cut. There are at least a dozen factors that speak to the differences between an employee and a contractor, and setting your own rates or prices is only one of them. In general, you don't need to have all of these different factors before you are deemed a contractor, you only need several of them. And one of those factors is whether you bring significant equipment of your own to do the job, or if you use your employer’s equipment. Ride–share drivers drive their own personal car, which is a big step towards being a contractor. They also choose which jobs to accept, and what hours to work.

Compare that with a Chef. The Chef at a restaurant decides on the menu, buys (or at least orders) the food, and cooks it to their own specifications. All of pushes them towards contractor. But they do all of that in their employer’s kitchen, using equipment provided by the employer. Therefore the IRS generally decides that chefs are employees.
China has certainly beaten the US in banning websites like TikTok.
McDonalds burgers are 100% beef in the US
Perhaps:

A. Most people dismiss an actual conspiracy to murder a whistleblower witness as a conspiracy theory automatically. Such a cliché seems possible. Remember, Boeing is run by MD dickhead bros who traded in camel fucking magazine covers.

B. He wanted additional scrutiny on Boeing, and was willing to die for it.

C. Friend is seeking attention.

It will require honest and diligent investigation to be sure it was truly suicide because none of us know from afar. C seems most likely.
Considering how many deaths Boeing are responsible for through their blatant ineptitude, I wonder how far a stretch it would be that this one was indeed intended.
How are we supposed to pay for our own healthcare if we can't have 1M in assets? You'll make us all slaves, you will.
>Uber and Lyft claim that their drivers are contractors, but then also don't allow their drivers to set rates themselves.

Your own linked document says nothing about contractors being required to set their own rate. Other IRS documents[1] also does not mention being able to set your own rate as a factor.

[1] https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-self-employe...

>The IRS is clear on what the definition[0] of an independent contractor is. Uber and Lyft drivers do not meet the definition because of the constraints imposed upon them by said companies.

The linked document doesn't say much aside from "You are not an independent contractor if you perform services that can be controlled by an employer", which isn't exactly "clear".
They don’t even know the details of the weapon, but in the minute of it being published, they claimed to know it was “self-inflicted”.
Go's standard library is a shining example of what all standard libraries should strive for. Yet, we still have some languages who's developers refuse to include even a basic http API in their standard libraries in an age where even embedded systems have started to speak http. Imagine if if the same had happened with TCP and UDP...

Here's to the continued success of Go and other sanely-designed languages.
That's what I was thinking. If he leaves, they probably won't replace him in the same capacity and what he wrote will bitrot.
Yeah, it's crazy how intense the meat lobbying is right now.
Then watch the economy tank when the state now owns everything.
IKEA products seem to vary wildly between "partical board disposable" to "made from actual wood and somewhat decent."
Capitalism is so weird sometimes.
$2m+ for San Jose retirees with Prop 13.

$300m houses and every billionaire are absurd and policy failures.

Correct without over correcting/ping-ponging between anarcho libertarianism and communism should be the goal.
If you had a point that you expressed without rambling anger, you might have a place. Go somewhere else if you want to express yourself like that, plenty of other places for that kind of attitude.
1. soy is one of the most common allergens https://www.fda.gov/food/buy-store-serve-safe-food/food-alle...

2. it is an androgen disrupter. there's a lot of denialism about it from the food industry (soybean oil and soy protein are everywhere in processed foods) and a few very vocal groups, but most normal men would think twice about consuming it if they were told what we currently know about phytoestrogens and their effect.
Thanks for this. I didn't think of this.. it could also be an IPD issue for me then. Either way, looks like I'll have to implement a picture scaling/repositioning for x-real too for comfortable viewing .
I worked for an eBay Inc. company as an executive, never thought that could happen

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EBay_stalking_scandal
In private tracking communities, it's commonly known that those with unusually high sharing ratios likely use seedboxes, which is often seen as unfair.
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Bike DUI is extremely common in Japan, I was once laughed at to my face for suggesting walking my bike home.
I would ask how "climate change" or "water pollution" has anything to do with proper meat, but there is no substantiated answer expected.

You may "reduce total available calories" yourself, that's fine, but other people should have a choice in a free country. That's why I would never touch lab "meat" with a telegraph pole, but against banning it per se.
> It does preclude sprawling car-centric suburbia, which is similar to rural isolation in terms of the effects it has on the most people's mental health.

Come on now: "Surburbia has more negative effects of people's mental health than high-density living" sounds like both pure conjecture and wishful thinking on your part.

Were there any measurements actually done? What are you basing this assertion on?
Knowing how utterly ridiculous things are now and how you can't write fiction as absurd as real life, because people would say its too out there and unrealistic, I think it will be a very special kind of stupid.

What do you mean there's no such thing as the alignment problem? People like Rob Miles talk about it all the time. Corrigibility will be a problem, I guarantee it.
That is every farmer.

That is almost every small business owner.

That is most people with a house in large cities.

I need to save up $350,000k for my kid's college before he heads off to keep him from having any loans, that means people with two kids who fully fund college for their kids will have $700k in assets just in college savings[1].

Saving for retirement takes 3-4 million.

1 million was a lot of money back when I was a kid in the 90s, now not so much.

[1] College prices are truly obscene.
And the Saturn V
Maybe the authorities do know and it's simply not published/released? After all, assuming he shot himself and the gun is right there, it seems fairly reasonable to tentatively presume it's self inflicted.
Oil and gas companies emit more climate-warming methane than EPA reports
Worth a mention here -- there's a YC company that submits opt-out requests and seems much less shady than Onerep to me:

https://www.optery.com/

(I'm just a user, not associated with them.)
He was killed between pre-trial deposition interviews pertaining to a trial that is still upcoming.[1] One might speculate he was killed immediately after it was confirmed in a deposition that he had knowledge damaging to Boeing, and he intended to testify in that upcoming trial.

[1] https://au.news.yahoo.com/boeing-whistleblower-john-barnett-...
Be careful what you say here about businesses that try to "disrupt an industry" aka "operate quasi-legally until someone tries to stop them."
That would surely be impossible. TB is designed from the ground up to do one thing and do that one thing well. Postgres is a swiss army knife, and TB is a knife.
I always set this:

SET enable_seqscan = OFF;
Dr Evil has entered the room [0]!

"Don't you think we should ask for maybe more than a million dollars"

0: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EJR1H5tf5wE
Just speculating here but isn’t jumping out a window in Russia usually an implication it was ordered by the Russian state (ex: FSB) while in the US a framed suicides are assumed to be done by numerous non-associated actors. So in one place a single entity is responsible and in another it’s multiple entities.

It doesn’t seem surprising to me that there would be an affinity towards a particular method within entities.
Do you have a link to an alternative site with information about bedbug density made since 2018 or so?

I'm not saying you're wrong, I'm saying that in lieu of additional information this is what I have to work with, so I will need a better source of data before I change my mind.
>What's the issue with them buying houses as investments, as long as they're being rented out?

Because it prevents people from owning and now have to be permanent renters because of somebody's greedy rent seeking behavior.
>This happens way too often

1. What some other recent occurrences?

2. What's the baseline rate of suicides we should expect for people in high stress positions, like being a whistleblower? How many people could plausibly be categorized as "whistleblowers"?
Could AI create a one-person unicorn? Sam Altman thinks so
If the goal is to scare others into silence, the timing is better when a suicide makes less sense.
They are 100% beef in many places outside of the US, including France.
This is kind of mind-blowing to me. First case in my lifetime where a US corporation appears to have murdered someone for political reasons. Has this happened before? I assume it has but it's very rare.
"But perhaps the most bizarre story involves Liebowitz missing an April 12, 2019 hearing, explaining that his grandfather had passed."

"The respondent also admitted that his grandfather died on April 9, 2019, and was buried that same day."
https://archive.is/BCsGO
I’m fairly active, and currently losing some weight, both of which raise my requirements, but it’s not like some sort of niche use case. I track what I eat using an app with a reliable macronutrient database, so the incidental protein is all accounted for. I can assure you that getting anywhere near the recommended amount doesn’t happen by accident, unless I massively blow my calorie budget.
Managing complexity is complex. I can't imagine how complicated building an airplane is. If the top people are not being retained, then problems will follow. Sometimes it's just one genius (Von Braun) that moves an entire field forward.
One might deduce a number of factions offering those services from clustering the methods used.
I have seen people using these on YouTube as a server rack substitute. They are still frighteningly cheap after 20 years.
Programs written in Golang have no secrets
The mafia took over the Boeing Corporation...
The easiest way to have equality is to make everyone homeless
There's always that last 1% where there's no service or it's has unacceptable performance.

Hence people using starlink in South Korea, Japan and in within cities like Sydney, Rome, London and Boston.

You'd be surprised with the bad performance of some Fiber providers
Assuming he shot himself, yes, it would generally follow that it's self inflicted.

I'm unable to think of anyway in which someone can shoot themselves and not have it described as "self inflicted", even an accidental self shooting would be described by some in either form.

However, in general, with a gunshot wound and and a gun discarded right there some people might not assume that it was self inflicted and perhaps check for handedness, gunshot angle, residue, etc. before leaping to any premature assumptions or conclusions.
It's not a best practice, it's a fad. 99% of people who recommend or use Postgres barely know how to use it. Another trendy database will come along and you'll stop seeing all these posts about it. Happens every decade. I'll link back to this post in a few years with "I told you so".
interesting that Sinclair media would run this story. That ironically means its less likely to be US gov related.
> Some years ago, Bay Area city officials visited Bangalore (on our tax dollars) to justify high density housing in Bay Area. They came up with reports and studies and stuff.

Can you please link to the concerned reports? As a person who has lived in the Bay Area and am currently residing in Bangalore, i am most interested in reading them.

Bangalore is a textbook case of "How to Ruin a Urban City and Decimate its Future". It should never be used as a model of anything.

Some articles/videos (from 2016 onwards):

1) Bengaluru will go down in history as one of the best examples of how we can ruin a city - https://archive.is/4XCAH

2) India’s supreme court thinks Bengaluru has become a template for urban ruin - https://qz.com/india-s-supreme-court-thinks-bengaluru-has-be...

3) Bengaluru: From Boom to Bust? How India's Best City Is Being Ruined - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhkAkZXOD3A

4) Political vultures, real estate sharks and criminals ganged up to ruin Bengaluru - https://www.firstpost.com/india/political-vultures-real-esta... (this is a two-part article with some suggestions for change and hence worth reading carefully).
I would like to keep my data in Postgres (OLTP purposes), but run analytical queries against the same datafiles in Snowflake/DuckDB fashion.

The analytics part should scale independently. Often this is only needed occasionally, so scale-to-zero (like Snowflake) would be great.
>First case in my lifetime where a US corporation appears to have murdered someone for political reasons

Is there anything supporting this theory other than the fact the death benefits Boeing?
* stress relieve: moving from running a company, worrying whether you can pay the bills next month either for the company or for yourself to a job with a good income can remove a lot of stress from one’s personal life.
I don't care if you force close your iPhone apps
that's what the parent is saying.
I went hiking in Yosemite/John Muir for a week. The night sky was something I hadn’t experienced before.

I didn’t bring a tent so I slept under the night sky.

I remember waking up and thinking “aha, that’s why it’s called the Milky Way”.
We don't know that this was the result of a state actor. It could also have been someone who bought a ton of Boeing calls before the safety scandals.
Even apart from health concerns, the amount of processed foods that Americans seem to consume is just staggering to me. Branded foods; it'll always seem silly to me.
Toll bridge sales do occur, but if you think that's not a shady practice area, I have a bridge to sell you. :-)
It’s been 40 years for Postgres. A database is not some trendy ReactJS library.
Jurisdiction inherited from the ITU
The visceral desire for retribution is half of the problem here. Companies respond to incentives. The problem isn't generally the price. When they get caught the cost is generally more than the benefit they received.

The problem is that they often don't get caught, or find a way to weasel out of it. As a result the managers who do it will be rewarded most of the time, and even when they're on the wrong side of the gamble, half the time they'll already have left for another company. Raising the penalty wouldn't deter that.

What you need is a remedy that can address the offense. Order them to publish the source code to the system for 10 years, so that anyone can audit or modify it in case they try something similar again. Not only does it make it harder for them to reoffend, it's the kind of penalty that corporate lawyers hate, and then they'll be more likely to insist on policies to prevent that from happening to begin with, which puts pressure on preventing the problem from a different angle.
DarwinAI was started in 2017 by Waterloo professors and alumni and the company "focuses on improving the efficiency of printed circuit board assembly (PCBA) production for the electronics manufacturing industry with its visual quality inspection platform powered by artificial intelligence."

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> Arguably the problem with Soviet/Maoist communism and the French Revolution also was that it merely replaced who's in charge rather than dismantling the system of someone being in charge

I strongly disagree. They threw out way too much, not just who was in charge. "Throwing out the baby with the bathwater". In the case of Mao they made sweeping changes to agriculture several times. Each with the potential of causing massive famines, and together caused the largest man made disaster in history.

That's not just replacing who is in charge (which would have been MUCH BETTER), it's dismantling a thousand years of knowledge and tradition in favor of something they thought was better. Absolute disaster.

The French revolution, and USSR did quite similar things with disastrous consequences.
So they learn to eat healthy stuff. Which is absolutely a learnt skill.
The article we're commenting on, where a friend attests he was told explicitly that any "suicide" is fowl play.

Sure, it's nowhere near "beyond a reasonable doubt", but it's plenty, together with the obvious motive, to form an opinion.
There was an older thread from /fit/ in which a guy claimed to be living partially on "monkey biscuits" formulated to feed great apes. If you believe him, he'd soften them with water and dip them in hot sauce. Supposedly an extremely inexpensive protein source and the logic went that if silverbacks can get swole while living on it, other great apes like humans should also be able to.
You seem to be suggesting that Toyota are the good guys because they collect data but don't share it.

That's not what I want! I want them not to collect it. Then I don't have to worry about what they use it for, whether they share it, or whether it will get leaked.
I did say "appears," but this is some Epstein levels of "coincidence." I'm not really a conspiracy-theory type, but I mean c'mon. Does anyone believe that Epstein killed himself?

Makes me think of this little stand-up comedy snippet. https://www.reddit.com/r/StandUpComedy/comments/14rcr7n/cons...

"I understand not believing in most conspiracy theories, but NONE? You really think the government's batting 100? They ain't lying about ANYTHING?"
Maybe Boeing is part of "National Security" and they are allowed to do anything with anyone...
I don't follow the implication. I think you're suggesting that in France, they're not 100% beef. What are they?
Also humans already consume many varieties of fungi without needing to cook them. [0] The human digestive-process and immune-system are actually pretty dang successful at erasing would-be colonizers. (We mainly notice the failures.)

Even the dangerous fungi are typically that way because of posthumous revenge-poison stocked up in their tissues, which is not a feature anybody should be permitting in their production process anyway.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edible_mushroom
That wouldn't matter. If they really want to send a message, you get suicided with two shots to the back of the head. Having the entire media apparatus complicit in gaslighting the public into accepting absurdity is all part of the demonstration of power and demoralisation ritual.
Diffing patches for visual programming language MaxMSP
could be foreign meddling too.