I bet you can utterly defeat this by adding one or two typos into the text
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omalleyt commented on Why do you waste so much time on the internet? zan.bearblog.dev/why-i-wa... · Posted by u/memorable
Variable reward schedules. Like slot machines.
Yes, you have reached the zenith of your career. Congratulations. You are self-sufficient and able to provide for the financial needs of your family. This is a true victory.
Now, it is time to focus on people other than yourself. Most other advice on here is awful; it amounts to different directions to run on the hedonic treadmill.
Instead, you have to give back now. What good is there to be done, that only you could do? What will be worse off if you don't lend a hand? This can range from finding better ways to support and mentor your children, to donating time to tutor students in programming, to building a well in Africa. Think hard about what you really care about, and then work hard to bring that into being.
omalleyt commented on Consumer prices rose 8.5% in March – highest since 1981 cnbc.com/2022/04/12/consu... · Posted by u/arbuge
> They keep, and some people on HN, keep calling it a conspiracy when you mention actual inflation is a lot higher than reported, my question is what is this crowd's reasoning?
I wouldn't call it a conspiracy, but throwing out random number like "25-50%" because you noticed your one specific grocery bill is more expensive also isn't an argument I'm going to give much credence to.
The government is actually very transparent about how they calculate inflation and what goes into it, so if you're going to argue that they're bullshitting you need to argue one of:
1. The basket that they use to calculate the price index isn't a good representation of most people.
2. They're fibbing on specific prices.
3. The "smoothing" they always do can hide some of the recent acute inflation.
If you want to make any of those arguments, with data, great! Please go ahead. I've certainly seen plenty of good arguments related to points 1 and 3, not so much point 2. Otherwise, it's fine to say you notice things you buy seem a lot more expensive, but that's not an argument that the Fed is somehow fudging the numbers.
> 2. They're fibbing on specific prices.
Zillow rent index up 17%, CPI rent index up 5%
What is a time-windowed hash-map? Just a time based key-value store?
I think he means an LRU cache
Nice is about mannerisms, kind is about actions.
omalleyt commented on Ask HN: What is your “I don't care if this succeeds” project? · Posted by u/JNRowe
Interactive Latin:
https://www.interactivelatin.com
Classic Latin texts, where you can click on any word and see all possible translations
omalleyt commented on Ask HN: What do you think of the Wordle guy not monetizing it? · Posted by u/avl999
He should create a free Wordle app that lets you play once daily, and then a $9.99 in-app upgrade that lets you play unlimited, that pops up after you’ve completed the word of the day. The unlimited users should still see the word of the day whenever a new one is available (to keep sharing high). Best of both worlds.
omalleyt commented on Plans you're not supposed to talk about dynomight.net/plans/... · Posted by u/dynm
The relevant concept here is what’s called “common knowledge.”
Systems behave differently is everyone knows that everyone knows that… (repeat ad infinitum)
omalleyt commented on Show HN: Learn Latin through interactively reading the Classics interactivelatin.com... · Posted by u/omalleyt
This looks handy, thanks for creating and sharing it.
Thank you!