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Hey HN, this is Linus from LinusandLevi, a technology-first travel guide.
(https://linusandlevi.com/)

We use Google Maps a lot, and created this platform out of a desire to find a place to buy and sell human-curated spots. You know, the hype places that AI would never know about.

DollarMaps is a marketplace where users can upload their pins on Google maps, which would then be available for purchase by other users. The platform would take a 30% fee on all sales, with the remaining 70% going to the map creator.

I personally believe this platform could be a great curated resource for travelers or people at home who are looking for new and unique places to go. It would also provide a way for local experts to earn money from their work.

I'm still in the early stages of development, but I'm looking for feedback on this idea. I'm particularly interested in hearing from people who love to travel and tour agencies about what features they would like to see in this platform.

If you're interested in learning more about this project, or just want a free code, please feel free to contact me at linus@LinusandLevi.com.
You are technically right, but anyone 35 and younger is currently experiencing the highest interest rates of their adult lives.

Whether higher rates are good or bad is irrelevant considering the economic churn that occurs when a system that's built up around one set of assumptions (cheap money and low return on fixed income) has to rebuild itself around a new reality.
The only way to be affected by something is to physically be present for it, right.
I mean, what is now the new Danish immigration policy was considered racist by every mainstream party until a fee years ago, wasn't it?
The actual things most people are concerned about aren’t even close to being zero sum- things like economic activity increase with more people and ingenuity. We’re in a time when innovation is rapidly letting us do more with less resources, we aren’t resource constrained for our real world quality of life. Rhetoric creates us vs. them situations that don’t exist in fact- while also artificially constructing groups to pit against one another along lines that only benefit the person creating them. Even if I did think things were zero sum and wanted to use government force to keep resources in my group- the “in group” I would choose isn’t the one any politicians are trying to sell me based on what people look like or where they were born.
Arguably this stacking of the Supreme Court could have been prevented if Justices had retired when the Democrats still had control of appointing their replacements
Improved private cars, electric or otherwise, are an unserious solution to climate change or a sustainable future. Simple geometry makes this obvious - they're quite literally the worst solution to moving many people. If I asked someone, "move ten thousand people ten kilometers," and they came back with "I will put each one in a 2x2 meter box with four seats, but only one will be occupied by a person. The box needs to be stored at the origin and destination, and independently operated by every single person," how could I do anything but laugh them out of the room? Addendum: "by the way, the infrastructure to sustain this means the box is required for trips of all lengths greater than 1.5 kilometers, and sometimes even less!"

Attacking cars as a carbon emission source would not mean killing an HSR project on purpose. It would mean building public transit.

Anyway EVs aren't special. Every major car manufacturer has them now, and the PRC makes shitloads too. Elon Musk probably beat the market, but it's not like his designs were genius - they lacked critical, simple safety features for example. Need I truck out the stories of people slicing their hands open on the cybertruck frame?

As for orbital rockets, that doesn't really have anything to do with climate change.
My problem with fzf is that it's so broadly useful that I forget it exists.
> It's easy to imagine that a feeling of despair about the efficacy of one's vote would drive someone to stay home.

That's true, but I don't think Democrats had a feeling of despair before the results came in. It seems like most Democrats are shocked that the election turned out this way.
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MEDLISPRIPERSQUFEE10900

The median home in the Bethlehem, PA core based statistical area costs $200 per square foot in October 2024. In October 2019, it cost $120 per square foot.

I'm sure you can find homes that list for half the cost per square foot just as well as someone could find homes that list for double the cost per square foot. That's why the median is useful – and it has increased 66% over the last five years.
It's not, but, you have to ask a question - if democrats believe this, and this is the correct messaging, why did they do practically nothing to prevent things like this from becoming a reality? Or even propose a plan going forward as to how to prevent this again? Nothing came of Jan 6, nothing came of any of this, no matter who won, and it was very obvious that the plan was just "well as long as we're in power we won't slide into authoritarianism," but even if it wasn't Trump, eventually someone else is going to come along and beat them and begin wherever Trump left off.

It's not very good messaging at its core. You can't say something is an existential crisis, and then spend 4 years doing absolutely nothing about that crisis other than to say "vote for me again so that won't happen this time."
I think you are referring to Flipboard, it is still in the AppStore
Forget CDK and AWS's insane costs. Pulumi and DigitalOcean to the rescue
Hi everyone,

We've gone through a lot of pain to get this blueprint working since our AWS costs were getting out of hand but we didn't want to part ways with CDK.

We've now got the same stack structure going with Pulumi and Digital ocean, having the same ease of development with at least 60% cost reduction.
Yeah I'm not making a point about DNSSEC or its alternatives so much as just pointing out that the last rotation was a big story, and that this is not a big story.
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This perspective is willfully ignorant towards social issues.
What red tape did Trump cut?
I hate to say it as a progressive woman, but the DNC has a non-minority problem.

They need a good white/Hispanic Christian heterosexual male and they just don't seem to have one at this point. Gavin Newsom is the face of everything that is ( allegedly ) wrong with California. Mark Kelly is not a great speaker. They tried with Walz, but even I had a trouble imagining him going face-to-face with Putin.

If there was a democratic Mark Rubio he would have mopped the floor with Trump. I wouldn't necessarily say that the country is not ready for a black female president, but I think a lot of people think that Democrats only care about minorities and I think Harris just enforced that belief.
Let me see now...

- Forcibly separating children from parents, with no plan to reunite them. There are still children missing, who were spirited off $deity-knows-where. If criminals do it, we call it kidnapping and people-trafficking, but this was official government policy

- Let's focus on those kids, who were locked up in prisons, had any medication they were on confiscated, and we're not just talking teenagers here, some of those kids were under 5.

- The conditions they were held in would make a grown man weep, held in iron cages, kids defecating and vomiting in the heat. Staff wouldn't help small children, it was left to other children to try and keep the infants well.

- Routine use of pyschotropic drugs to act as "chemical straitjackets" on older children, so they would be usefully docile while being caged like animals

- Sexual assault on these unresisting, drugged children. That's rape. Of children - usually girls but not always. Under government supervision.

Personally I don't support the rape of children, but more than half the voting public seem to be "just fine" with it.
A mistake he didn't seem to learn from, as he's said he'll appoint RFK (who is openly anti-vaccine) as being in charge of public health.
China has repeatedly demonstrated 2 things WRT Taiwan. They're patient and they're serious about their red lines.

I can't recall a single instance where China announced anything about Taiwan that wasn't reactive. They just keep repeating the "one China" policy.

Their official stance is that there's no need to invade Taiwan because Taiwan is already part of China and they reserve the right to use force to enforce their territorial integrity.

The practical manifestation of that policy has been that China and the US both get to pretend that their view on Taiwan is the reality and nobody will do anything if the other side doesn't rock the boat.

Their red line is a formal declaration of independence by Taiwan. As near as I can tell, all but one of their "military exercises" has been in response to actions that get close to that line in diplomatic terms https://globaltaiwan.org/2024/10/chinas-military-exercises-a...

During many of those exercises effectively blockaded Taiwan. They did that for a week after Pelosi's visit and they experienced no pain in response.

I draw 3 conclusions from these observations:

1) China will not invade Taiwan without some external stimulus
2) China is prepared to blockade Taiwan in the event of any attempts at secession
3) China has established that secessionist behavior is casus belli for a blockade in the eyes of the international community
ublock origin and annoyance filters works fine for me
This is the first time I've heard the term distributed monolith and it's just clicked that every microservice application I've worked on has been exactly that.
Who's a trainwreck?
Volkswagen is closing plants. Siemens chief admitting recently that investments in Germany are a waste because of the high energy prices.
EU can continue buying the overpriced US LNG, or "distance itself" and crawl back to the Russians begging for cheap gas that was driving the German economy.
Europe is cooked.
My wallet just ran way. Come back you!
It's not an excuse. It's reality, if the US stopped all CO2the 2023 total would drop by 11%.

China is 30% of global emissions in 2023. India is 7%.

You can't get one country to stop all, so you have to get everyone to cut as much as they can.
Nobody gives a shit about the VP.
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In a culture where banter is accepted, sometimes someone will be upset by something.

I think the current tendency to prevent all possibility to upsetting behaviour is overshooting the mark.

Against bullying is a good movement.

Against all possibly upsetting remarks is basically being against banter and killing a part of what makes us human. I hope that free speech remains allowed and to some extend "uncancelable".
Whats the performance like?
> "all professions need to be at least 50% female“

I think you are the only one who said that?
they were claiming numbers an order of magnitude less than fatalities.
many women I asked are absolutely ready, but every single one of them were depressed at the idea of Harris being the first. given she can’t put a sentence together they didn’t want the shame.
Why…? In all of Europe?
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This is the only thing that has me clinging to hope, is that last time it didn't turn out terribly. I have a sense of foreboding about what the supreme court will look like at the end of his term, and the consequences we'll have to live with for decades as a result. And a potential WW3, which seems more plausible on a daily basis. A large scale conflict feels almost unavoidable; I would prefer a cool, calm, collected individual at the helm when it hits.
I have that aliased to `locate` on mine. It's not exactly the same but it gets me 99% of the way there.
“Now there’s one thing you mighta noticed I don’t complain about: politicians.

Everybody complains about politicians. Everybody says they suck. Well, where do people think these politicians come from? They don’t fall out of the sky. They don’t pass through a membrane from some other reality.

They come from American parents, American families, American homes, American schools, American churches, American businesses, American universities, and they’re elected by American citizens.

This is the best we can do, folks. This is what we have to offer. It’s what our system produces. Garbage in…garbage out.

If you have selfish, ignorant citizens…if you have selfish, ignorant citizens, you’re gunna get selfish, ignorant leaders. And term limits ain’t gunna do ya any good. You’re just gunna wind up with a brand new bunch of selfish, ignorant Americans [leaders].

So, maybe…maybe…maybe it’s not the politicians who suck. Maybe something else sucks around here. Like…the public. Yeah, the public sucks! That’s a nice campaign slogan for somebody: “The public sucks! Fuck hope! Fuck hope!”

- George Carlin
I don't think it would hurt their credibility if they're wrong. It's not like they created that idea, they were just pointing out Trump's words and actions.
This. Just have to look at the last twenty years of argentina.
Most of the big TLDs have already converted to algo 13 -- .org is still lingering on algo 8, but .com, .net, .edu, .gov have all converted, so a lot of the DNS traffic is using smaller signatures already.

Changing the algorithm for the root is being studied - see for instance https://lists.icann.org/hyperkitty/list/ksk-rollover@icann.o... ; I wouldn't be surprised to see an algo change as part of the next root key rollover.
> a bunch of servers can do the same work much more cheaply.

If you want to think like that, you need to factor in the reliability aspect as well. The fact mainframes are still selling well indicates it's very expensive to engineer the 99.999% reliability out of a rack of 1u servers.
Weakened institutions don't necessarily mean a weakened economy. You can have a strong economy and a high GDP without an independent judiciary or constitutional rights for example. (I'm not agreeing or disagreeing with either of you, but pointing out a communications mismatch between your comment and the GP that you replied to; I think you're talking about different things).
Mig Switch should work then.
They worked for Sony, too, by driving emulators out of business. But that doesn't make it illegal; it just means the infliction of massive legal defense costs are an effective tactic.
really is depressing that Trump has brought along the absolute worst people - tech oligarchs, cryptcurrency enthusiasts (Bitcoin still uses more electricity than SPAIN, for < 10 transactions/second), racists, men and women who want to harm the health of women on a national (and international - the "Helms Amendment" still exists) scale.

truly horrific what people will do to get less SEC regulation or a slightly lower CGT rate.
That's a strange point of view. Clearly one shouldn't use private information for testing in any production environment.
Seconding another commenter: a very refreshing job page and company outlook. Thank you for posting here!
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That’s fascinating. I definitely agree that there seems to be a fixation on the southern border. Do you have a source showing that a majority of illegal immigrants are entering through ports of entry or commercial flights? Would love to read it.
Yeah. I noticed a very low cost when I run it via vm, predefined resolution. Good tip.
_fs didn't say she wasn't a big name, only that "no big names ran against her."
yea see you doubled down.

i’m a military veteran from a poor family with no college degree and have made my own way my entire life.

we are done with identity politics. keep it up and be left behind.
Sure, I guess that's fine if you're okay with playing dirty because the other side did.

Personally that feels like a great way to make sure we ruin things, rather than just arguing that those GOP members helping gerrymander might ruin things.
Except maybe for Obama, they were all lousy. Barely beating an incompetent criminal who sold presidential powers as private services and stole stuff from the Whitehouse, that's not impressive.
The license is for the use of the broadcast spectrum (a scarce, shared resource), not practicing journalism.
Donald Trump Jr.
What was misconstrued? Direct quote: "I, for one, know what if means".

As far as the rest, I understand why you're upset. Forgive me, the first comment in the thread giving a Wikipedia link they wanted posted instead threw me off. I understand now you were speaking generally that it was fine to submit Wikipedia articles. I'm sorry I bothered you so much, I must have went way too far for you.

Maybe I should just accept that "I, for one" doesn't mean you're implying someone else in the thread doesn't know what if means. You're just saying you know what if means, which is certainly uncontroverstial! I'd never accuse you of not knowing it :)
I have a 5950x that is now a few years old and I planned to upgrade to a 9950x.

I have never had one of the 3D V-Cache processors and am curious how it would improve the benchmarks for my multi-threaded data management system that does many operations against a set of 4K blocks of data.

I heard rumors that a 9950x3D version will be available in January. I am trying to figure out if I should wait.
>People have many health problems and diseases, but that doesn't mean the healthcare system in ineffective.

This is a deeply flawed analogy, and the two situations are superficially similar at best.
> Codegen tools today are still not great: The lack of context and not using LSP really burns down the quality of the generated code

Have you tried Aider?

They've done some discovery on this subject, and it's currently using tree-sitter.
What's the alternative to refusing to work without just reward?
This is hyperbole.
The EU is about to crash itself.
I wouldn't say charismatic, but he's solid. I think people mistake charismatic for blunt. Trump is more blunt than he is charismatic. That makes him appear like less of an NPC compared to other politicians, and people actually like that.
A fun evolution would be to format it into a newspaper format, complete with headlines, front page, and "continue reading on page N", then print it out on large paper, fold it, and mail it to you.

There's probably no money in it, but a physical weekly customized RSS feed highlights newspaper would be neat.
But the DNC wrote them. Don't blame the messenger.
Same experience when I studied in Germany. My house got broken into by a Bosnian migrant, with CCTV footage showing the face and all, brought it to the police but nothing came out of it, citing footage not enough to incriminate. Bs really.
Nah, she was an utterly normal Obama era democrat, which is basically it same as an Obama era republican. She offered normal and reasonable level-headed leadership. Welcome to the FAFO era.
The Democratic Party keeps moving left on cultural issues and right on economic issues, when the world (not just the US) is starting to move in the opposite direction.

These things aren’t actually either/or, but when you pontificate on gender-affirming care in a country where half the population can’t afford just regular healthcare because of high deductibles… the feeling people get is exactly what you expressed.
I think the South Koreans are extremely grateful not to be part of the North. That's a terrible example for you to pick.

Iraq...well they might not be too happy but I bet their neighbors insisted on Hussein being sorted out.

etc etc.

It isn't noble, it's practical. The US protects countries that supply oil to it. Korea turns out to be an extremely important ally and part of the world economy....etc.
This appears to be province-by-province but looking at Ontario’s rules they appear to allow a lot of documents to count as an ID for voting, and do not require a photo ID, nor do they have multiple tiers of ID that require bringing, say, several ID documents if you lack a single “better” one—any single one of the many examples works.

https://www.elections.on.ca/en/voting-in-ontario/id-to-vote-...

Some US states have voting ID requirements, and they tend to be (though not always!) significantly stricter than that, sometimes requiring a specifically a government-issued photo id, for instance.

I’m pretty sure laws that have much looser definitions of “ID” and/or provision resources to ensure timely, free, and easy access to such an ID, see less resistance from democrats. If the entire pro-ID movement just wanted to do what Ontario does it’d be less of a contentious issue, I think.

[edit] for the record, though, I agree this is a place Democrats could safely give ground—the data do not well-support their disenfranchisement concerns, and 30+ states already have some kind of voter id law.

It is, separately, also true that there is no evidence there’s any actual reason to enact more of these laws. The data also don’t support that, at all. But whatever, it’s probably not significantly harmful, just a minor waste of resources.
None of these articles prove your argument.
It's also devoid of minerals so you might want to supplement, if you mean to consume distilled water.
Do the women have to be the "care taker" and the men the "provider"? The proportion of jobs in developed economies that require physical strength is much lower than it used to be.

As a man who has been the primary parent for most of my children's lives (my ex is not very good with older children) I find the assumptions people make annoying. People are surprised my younger daughter lives with me rather than her mother. They struggle to find words to describe a man as primary carer.

I think this is damaging to men - bringing up children is incredibly rewarding and men are given a smaller role in it. Its damaging to women too.
This is probably the best way to do cloud computation offoading, if one chooses to do it at all.

What's desperately missing on the client side is a switch to turn this off. It's really intransparent which Apple Intelligence requests are locally processed and which are sent to the cloud, at the moment.

The only sure way to know/prevent it a priori is to... enter flight mode, as far as I can tell?

Retroactively, there's a request log in the privacy section of System Preferences, but that's really convoluted to read (due to all of the cryptographic proofs that I have absolutely no tools to verify at the moment, and honestly have no interest in).
The welcome they get may depend on their race and gender.
It’s like anything in film. The viewer can speculate how it was constructed based on evidence in the work itself. The writing divide is certainly not the only source of evidence.

More generally we are not limited only to the film when trying to categorize based on this distinction. The distinction exists even if it is not always discernible.

That said, I think trying to construct separate lists based on this distinction would be nearly impossible.
You are calling other people gullible and easy to manipulate, and yet somehow you believe that Trump actually suggested bleach.

He didn't.

Seems to me you need to look in a mirror.
Give it some time; this hyperbolic election rhetoric will wear off and eventually you'll be ashamed to admit you ever fell for it.