skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A man stands up for himself and won't let himself be exploited by someone like you.

Dating someone doesn't create any obligation to give them or their family money. Neither from the woman to the man nor from the man to the woman.

Dating didn't even create such an obligation in the old days of strict gender roles where men were expected to provide.

And all you've written here is just a string of insults attacking someone for refusing to allow themself to be used.
If it's not fatal, don't "marry" a third-party of questionable integrity for some cash.
For server CPUs there's not a similar problem or they realize server purchasers may be less willing to tolerate it? I'm not all that thrilled with the prospect of buying Intels especially when wondering about waiting to 5 year out replacement compared to a few generations ago, but AMD server choices can be a bit limited and I'm not really sure how to evaluate if there may be increasing surprises more across the board.
Hard to say. Several of my personal favourite novels won a Hugo, including both Diamond Age and Rainbows End IIRC
I clicked through the title, but mostly looked at code and example invocations and output.
The answer that developed for radio is the same answer on the Internet today: payola (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Payola)
This is why not much changed for 10s of thousands of years until writing was invented, and accelerated when a valid method of iteration (science) was instituted.
Estimation 101
AFAIK timeshift can use any mount. I tried a USB stick, but it was too slow. Now I'm experimenting with a partition on a second drive.
EU threatens to fine Meta for saying Facebook is 'free'
I don't get how can you think Golang does it better.

Its async is not easily composable. Anything beyond async 101 becomes a tangled web of DIY goroutines, wait groups, channels, callbacks, special empty signal channels for selects, and the Context objects which need careful management to be shared but not shared too much to cancel and time out right parts at the right time.

And then all of that has to be thread-safe, even though golang built-in types aren't. You need to pay sync overhead even for I/O-bound workloads or thread-per-core designs, because you don't control the fat runtime, and some of your green threads may be real.
Documents of all kinds. I guess you just use your phone for YouTube, TikTok and WhatsApp? That's fine, but that doesn't invalidate the obvious limitations of the OS and how that isn't acceptable to me. What happened to the technical competency of the people commenting on HN?

You can't think of a single valid use-case? Really? Then it's a waste of time talking to you.
I found my Gameboy recently, but I did not find my games... Sad times...
I would wager that in terms of percentage of population the situation in Africa is not that bad as in Western countries. Some very poor countries may suffer to a larger degree but not Africa as a whole.

To give a counter example, take a look at India and China, the two most populous nations. In both cases there is a huge migration from rural to urban centers but Social expectations, Cultural norms, Family structure and Economic necessities give youngsters something to strive for. In China in particular; you have entire villages populated only by Grand parents and Grand children because the Parents are away working in the City. And yet the situation is not dire like what is being painted in the article in spite of many problems. In India the rural to urban migration is not that vast compared to China so the effects of Family/Social/Cultural structures are even more stronger.

Freedom/Progress needs to be balanced against Structure/Discipline for any Society to thrive. This is the reason all societies from ancient times always put Family/Clans at the center and enforced Discipline via Religious diktats/Cultural norms/Social mores etc. While many of these should be revised in the modern context their complete dismantling has left many adrift and in a existential crisis.
You are looking for the term "effective marginal tax rate." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Effective_marginal_tax_rate

To give a sense how much benefits code and tax code have in common, see this worksheet for SNAP eligibility, which resembles a second tax return: https://www.fns.usda.gov/snap/recipient/eligibility. You get to do something similar, again(!), for Medicaid.

The American benefits code is a patchwork of conflicting sensibilities of the electorate: the smallest possible tax, paternalism and suspicion against the poor, plus a few policy analysis trying to obtain the maximum poverty reduction within those constraints. The result is a thicket of means tested programs with extremely steep phase-outs and a lot of paperwork. The all-in EMTR for an American with income between 0-40K a year is chaotic beyond reason as a result as they roll up the income spectrum.

This person who gave the presentation is indeed in one of the worst cases for the code: a single parent with multiple children.
I agree with all of this except:

> This is also why to me it is kinda a red flag if a candidate has no questions, because usually they should have if they wonder if they are the right person for the job and if the job is the right one for them. Especially since that is an interview-cliché already.

…which seems like a non sequitur to me. I only apply if I think I'm capable of the role. If research ahead of the interview is positive, and how the interview process is handled seems good, I may not have any questions. Although, I admit I sometimes thought of some later, which I emailed if important.

But possibly where I interview worst is in refusing to exaggerating or puff myself up. I've come to wonder if some of the roles I didn't get were because there weren't any lies (such as "extreme self confidence") for them reduce to a guesstimate of reality.
With Stephen Baxter, I always feel like it mattered, but I always feel sad. Forget happy endings - his books don't even have happy middles, or happy beginnings.
"Entropy is a property of matter that measures the degree of randomization or disorder at the microscopic level", at least when considering the second law.
Restrictive US immigration policy. Our chief architect was forced to return to India. We decided to keep him on at his US salary under a wholly owned Indian subsidiary and have been adding hand-picked Indian nationals to the team. It’s working out well.
Show HN: Easily map CSV data with lat/lon to H3 for enrichment or aggregation
> Seems like there should be some 'unionised' legal representation for founders

Just pick a lawyer who works for founders. (Any competent firm will also find this in conflicts.)
> with long history of maintenance and improvement,

That is a huge load bearing statement.

Do you plan on any contributions back to the community yourself?

Build vs. buy is always an important conversation but claiming that the 'buy'-side path has perfectly 0 maintenance and reliability costs reeks of naivety.
He's made his expectations in the relationship clear. It's entirely up to her whether she accepts that or leaves.

There's nothing "sexist" about that. The only sexism here is expecting a man to pay for dating by supporting her kids.
The reason poker is a successful game is because bad players can win. Otherwise why would a person who was bad at the game stake any money at all. Personally I would rather take the luck out of it and attempt to normalize (perhaps by playing duplicate hands) but I imagine it would be quite boring for non poker nerds and therefore non lucrative for everyone.
The issue is that "workflow orchestration" is a broad problem space. Companies need to address a lot of disparate issues and so any solution ends up being a giant product w/ a lot of associated functionality and heavily opinionated as it grows into a big monolith. This is why almost universally folks are never happy.

In reality there are five main concerns:
1. Resource scheduling-- "I have a job or collection of jobs to run... allocate them to the machines I have"
2. Dependency solving-- If my jobs have dependencies on each other, perform the topological sort so I can dispatch things to my resource scheduler
3. API/DSL for creating jobs and workflows. I want to define a DAG... sometimes static, sometimes on the fly.
4. Cron-like functionality. I want to be able to run things on a schedule or ad-hoc.
5. Domain awareness-- If doing ETL I want my DAGs to be data aware... if doing ML/AI workflows then I want to be able to surface info about what I'm actually doing with them

No one solution does all these things cleanly. So companies end up building or hacking around off the shelf stuff to deal with the downsides of existing solutions. Hence it's a perpetual cycle of everyone being unhappy.

I don't think that you can just spin up a startup to deliver this as a "solution". This needs to be solved with an open source ecosystem of good pluggable modular components.
Why use words to say exactly what something does when you can use pictures to confuse and over-complicate?
If you read this carefully you'll notice this story is presented back to front.

>revenue must not have involvement with "connected parties."

>disclosed that two of my shareholders also worked at companies that were customers

...and surprise surprise the revenue gets disputed. Disclosing things doesn't invalidate pieces of the contract - if anything it strengthens it given solid evidence to the opposing party here.

That's it. End of story. And yes, good advice - lawyers may have saved this.

The rest reads like the result of a desperate laymans search for anything that might back an alternate interpretation....absolutely anything that might get these two obviously excluded revenue pieces back into scope. To call it a longshot would be generous:

>Had the "C" in "connected parties" been capitalized, it would have fallen under the HMRC Taxation of Chargeable Gains Act, which in the UK formally defines a Connected Party as a person who has control of a company, which was not the case with either of my shareholders.

Why would UK tax law definitions have any bearing on interpretation of what revenue is in scope for a valuation calculation?

But lets assume it somehow is via some unnamed mechanism. The act doesn't even mention "Connected Party" let alone define it. It does talk about connected persons but you'd need to squint pretty hard to turn party in persons via a capital C...and ignore the minor detail about it dealing with tax matters not M&A matters.

I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say there was no lawyer involved in the capital C part of the story at all.
The game boy got almost 30hours out of 4xAA whereas the game gear got about an hour or two of life out of 6xAA. I hated that about the game gear and it meant I hardly ever got to play it.
What is the methodology of the report?

Just one of the questions I have regarding this -- China has nearly 1.4 billion people, and barely any of them use any of the services here. Instead, they have their own video platforms. And you tell me that none of those platforms use at least the same amount of traffic of Prime Video? I doubt it.
Well it's part of math, which physics is already based on.

Whereas metaphysics is, imo, "stuff that's made up and doesn't matter". Probably not the most standard take.
I am sure the FAA at this moment is just super excited about working with Boeing to safety certify completely novel concepts.

Boeing totally has the required safety culture to partner on this.
It’s likely because we haven’t yet found a workflow engine/orchestrator thats capable of handling diverse tasks while still being easy to understand and operate.

It’s really easy to build a custom workflow engine and optimize it for specific use cases. I think we haven’t yet seen a convergence simply because this tool hasn’t yet been built.

Consider the recent rise of tools that quickly dominated their fields: Terraform (IaC), Kubernetes (distributed compute). Both systems are hella complex, but they solve hard problems. Generic workflow engines are complex to understand and difficult to operate and offer a middling experience so many folks don’t even bother.
I wasn't able to find an unlocked version of this, so if someone has a share, please feel free to link in the comments. As it's a scoop, I went with the only link I could find for this story.
Even with encrypted append only storage, any actor just needs to be more patient. Wait a week, 2 weeks, a month, whatever.
It may indeed be financially beneficial, but that is an arrangement they must both agree to.
I'm interested in this space as both a guy who struggles with his weight and a (hobbyist) developer who thinks there's room for vast improvement over MyFitnessPal\LoseIt\Cronometer. Also I don't think apps should just magically be free but I do think the existing paid versions are too expensive.

I like that you\they have centred the different meals and made the names editable, that's cool. Cronometer free version just has one huge list.

By the way I just tried to scan a barcode (Android 14) and it didn't prompt for camera permission, it acted as if I'd already denied it and directed me to Settings - not a huge deal but you may wanna check that (I'm assuming OP is the developer).

What's the goal\business model here? If it's not open source but also is completely free? Subscription features coming later or something? Or just a personal project you decided to release?
This is not accurate and is the result of a misinterpretation of the Women’s Health study of the 2000s. It’s much more complicated. The specific type of molecule matters.
Yeah, but when it's a crime of passion like that, thinking goes out the window. I doubt the driver of the Tesla woke up in the morning and decided that today they were going to ram a Waymo.

Really of you're going to mess with autonomous cars which by definition are a rolling camera, you gotta be more discreet. Sprinkle a few caltrops out your pant leg while you walk in front of it or something.
Optics / stock price
"Lesser artists borrow, great artists steal." -- Igor Stravinsky

(Probably stolen)
That is absolutely true. And the reason is that if you did have a choice, the system would crumble quite easily since those that find the system intolerable would then have somewhere to go and start something new or just live.
Yes, indeed. But that does not mean we cannot fight for that utopia.
Why would US companies continue to pay US wages for people at home when there are remote people much cheaper in south America and Europe ?
The "OIDC way" would be an endpoint on the service provider ("relying party" in the spec) that immediately redirects into authentication. The spec does have a section describing this.

https://openid.net/specs/openid-connect-core-1_0.html#ThirdP...
I want to keep snapshots of my work. I run nightly backups which have come in handy numerous times, but accessing the cloud storage is always slow, and sometimes I've even paid a few cents in bandwidth to download my own files. It would be a lot smoother if everything was local and I could grep through /.snapshots/<date>/<project>.
I am confused by this comment:

> open source stuff with long history of maintenance and improvement

improvement and maintenance is continent on usage, and having been used at Netflix, this project is in a better place to have already faced whatever bug you are worried about (and let's be real, 99% of applications wont ever get the luck to exercise code paths sophisticated enough to find bugs Netflix has not found already).

You might be unnecessarily projecting here. You don't have evidence to support that open sourcing this might have been for any other reason than it is simply good for the community to have.
If, like me, you've never heard of them:

> Golioth is an IoT platform that provides cloud services for embedded devices.

https://golioth.io/product
The Amp Hour podcast episode #526 [1] circa Jan 18, 2021 seems contextually relevant.

[1] https://theamphour.com/526-why-iot-is-difficult-with-jonatha...
Reminder: tiptap's heavylifting was Done by prose mirror. Tiptap is just a wrapper on top
Or to inaccurately collect life expectancy data.
13950hx here
>Poker is a combination of luck and skill

Luck follows (or at least positively correlates) with skill :) 30+ years ago in our company of friends in the university dormitories we had a guy who had the card deck handling skills of a major illusionist (and those skills were naturally a source of significant income for him). The guy was also tremendously lucky - well beside mere being alive and without broken bones while applying his skills for income :) - in particular once he won an amount enough to buy 1-bdrm apt in St.Petersburg back then on a scratch lottery ticket that he bought at a random place on our way while we were walking to some business meeting in a city that we just arrived that morning. If it were a skillful illusion, then it was way beyond anything i've heard or seen before :)
I wonder how graphite can create shorts, when all electronics board and components on them can be easily covered with protective nonconducting PCB varnish.
Evolution doesn’t work this way. Everything that happens to an organism past the standard age range of reproduction has 0 effect on natural selection. There is no system affecting “graceful decline” of body systems in some protective way for things that happen past 35 in women and maybe 45 in men.

But yes, as a HRT user myself (age 38), I do see it as replacing the fluids in my car to make it operate like when it was peak tuned at age 22.
Justfile is my favorite. Anything that requires complexity I just use Zig build. I hate make with a passion. I could see why people stick with it after learning it for decades, but for the rest of us it is a nightmare.
Splitting Words Correctly in C#
Can you do me a quick favor and Google what progressive taxation means?
Intel says elevated voltage causing "instability" in Core CPUs, fix in August
Given how the names were generated, it seems the bad actor might actually want to be caught. Maybe it was trying to get the committee to disqualify a title. Since it doesn't make sense financially, as a sibling comments points out, so personal grudge might be the motivation. But I guess we'll never know.
I suspect that most the hate for Rust's async is from overuse of tokio's multi-threaded spawn(), as if it was the `go` of goroutines.

Tokio's mt spawn adds burdensome Send and 'static requirements, and often gives too fine granularity, especially if the tasks still need to return results to their caller.

spawn() is often replaceable with join_all and streams. These allow same-thread temporary data, and are runtime-agnostic.

The other self-inflicted pain is stubborn avoidance of boxed futures. Every escaping pointer in golang is heap allocated, and nearly everything goes through interfaces. If you allow Box and dyn that often in Rust, you can skip a lot of the type system and lifetime complexity too.
Code being a liability is not a contradiction with code being what makes a company move its gears. The trucks of a delivery service are a liability (requiring maintenance, deprecation accounting, fuel), but are also the only thing that lets the company deliver. A delivery company should own as few trucks as necessary, and no fewer. Any company should publish/run/maintain as little code as necessary, and no less.
Arm's Neoverse V2, in AWS's Graviton 4
Yes and that Disney copied old fairy tales and made them their own.
That's fair. So then yeah I guess the dock is needed. Considering it didn't look that big, if I bought one of these I'd probably want it integrated instead.
Being the perfect adult is table stakes? This description is the ideal middle class man. If that's table stakes to you, either you've got one hell of a catch or you've got a few more years left before you settle. Most adults, full grown adults, men and women, don't meet all those requirements. I do, most don't.
Just want to say, I'm incredibly happy with my 7800X3D. It runs ~70C max like Intel chips used to and with a $35 air cooler and it's on average the fastest chip for gaming workloads right now.
Spot Ethereum ETFs get final SEC sign off to begin trading Tuesday
Yes!! Been there done that. Two flavors of EVERYTHING: one to deal with functions that return values; and one to deal with void functions. It's awful.
The challenge is more satisfying anti-trust and privacy. Anti-trust requires transparency to validate that no one is abusing the system, privacy requires opaqueness.
Building a DIY 737 Home Cockpit
> often the mother actually stepping up

I don't think the evidence bears this out. It's often the mother's lawyer optimizing her post-divorce income (via child support) by agitating for as much of the custody split as possible, in a family court system that is systemically biased against fathers being awarded custody. I will edit this with citations if I find time later.
https://archive.vn/ziqnr
This. Consulting pays old heads a lot of money if they've got skills and industry experience.
Memes are a dangerous battlefield, especially for the easily offended. Good luck lol
Yeah, people seemingly misunderstand that the entropy applied to thermodynamics is simply an aggregate statistic that summarizes the complex state of the thermodynamic system as a single real number.

The fact that entropy always rises etc, has nothing to do with the statistical concept of entropy itself. It simply is an easier way to express the physics concept that individual atoms spread out their kinetic energy across a large volume.
Using the word "nintendo" on something intended to play any kind of games is trademark infringement. The Kawaii devs likely don't intend to confuse people, but if a consumer saw this product for sale they'd rightly assume it's a Nintendo product.

Using a brand name like this just makes things easier when Nintendo attorneys barely have to roll out of bed when sending a cease and desist order.

Just call it Kawaii and stay slightly under the radar. Sadly, Nintendo will probably come for you anyways.
Yeah, I've read a couple of more modern Hugo award winners and thought that they sucked. Maybe I just got unlucky, but it certainly didn't inspire confidence that I will enjoy reading the award recipients.
I've seen many cases of useful descriptive titles being switched to uninformative ones (Stephen Hawking's thesis is one that immediately comes to mind). Every title edit that I've seen in realtime has looked like a robotic replacement with the page title. (Perhaps whatever moderators are active in my timezone are less flexible about their guidelines than dang is)
Max warheads = 31k

Current warheads = 3.7k

I wonder how long a nuke in storage lasts - ie, how much work does it take to maintain a stockpile of x nukes, and if you can turn those swords into ploughshares relatively easily.
Counterpoint to that though, guilds existed as a different form of control for many hundreds or thousands of years. Instead of controlling what people can make, just control who can make it.
That's quite a long time ago before there was so much politicization. I do think there's still value but probably also increasing reasons for skepticism.
Great project! Thanks for sharing, I'm looking for something like this.

One thing I'm curious about tho is the evolution of the project. Github says the last update in the code was 7 months ago. Is it because it is ready/done?
My main use of system restore was to return to a “clean” install + just the bare minimum installs I needed back when windows was more likely to atrophy over time. I agree it is mostly useless today.
The chances are on par with you encountering a briefcase of jackpot SuperBowl lottery winning tickets when you exit your apartment at 07:36 on Friday 16th.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edit_distance
Citation.

Breast cancer dropped with a step function when HRT was stopped in general for meopausal women.

I haven't seen any studies to the contrary.