skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The thing is, they are actually identifying a lot of real world problems and there is absolutely a market for what they are doing, both in terms of Johns looking for a sex worker, as well as sex workers looking for marketing, security, and insurance. If sex work was legal in more places, this would be a very viable business, assuming they manage to avoid the pitfalls Uber fell into: sexism and harassment, ignoring labor laws, getting involved in corporate espionage.

But in the current legal system, yeah good luck. And good luck raising money.
I think a lot of firms already do something like that through internship programs.
The difference in construction cost may be not very significant compared to the rework cost needed to fix houses that have problems due to structures and arrangements that turn out to not work quite as intended.
I don't think so, because an idea this obviously silly should fail under almost any market conditions.
We're completely serious and have already raised some money (doing a blockchain fundraiser right now to get the rest to open our first market). We're operating as an extrajurisdictional company. De-anonymization is a risk, though we are taking a lot of measures to prevent that and, well, obviously we are OK with the risk.

This is basically the only way someone can actually help sex workers. Disclose your identity and do what we're doing and they come after you.
If the stock is $100 when it vests, you pay income tax on $100 per share, whether you hold or sell. It's exactly the same as if you got paid that money in cash and then decided to buy shares (after paying tax).

If you then hold and it goes above $100 while you held, you pay capital gains tax (short or long-term, depending on how long you hold) when you sell.

Again, exactly the same as would happen if you bought those shares yourself with a cash bonus. Getting shares really is the same as cash, for tax purposes.
Easy enough to set up duckdns etc, depends how you define cloud service, does that including renting a VM?
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Does not work since requires much more resources. Also, small objects in high resolution images are painfully slow to detect. Most models are trained for 700x700 at max, 4096x4096 many times slower.
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>As for the "reducing food waste" concept - no store actually wants to achieve this. Think about it - actively trying to get people to buy less of what you sell is pretty bad for business.

Which is why it's ripe for disruption. The consumer could be better off, a company that isn't in the space already could be better off, they're the people who need to make it happen.
It's do-able, but every additional station adds cost and complication, especially when you're working on the tiny margins and low volumes of developing world drug deliveries in sparsely populated areas. Serving an entire country from the capital (as they probably did in Rwanda) is pretty much the ideal case.
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I don't have any idea what I am talking about? Every single pre-approval I got (3 different companies) sent me a dead tree paper disclosure in the snail mail that showed all 3 of my credit scores for each credit bureau, when they were pulled (month/year) and the algorithm used to calculate them (it was FICO 8 - I pay attention to these things). Perhaps they use a different score when actually underwriting but my pre-approvals used FICO 8.

Yes, there's plenty of people giving misinformation on the internet. You're giving very specific numbers out of thin air that are ridiculously inaccurate from my personal experience.

(BTW, there's a back door way to get your credit report as many times a year as you'd like rather than just annually)
Which also happen to be the entire actual application.

Try self-hosting reddit with these repos, and without these two. Good luck.
> I liked how they made an attempt to promote a sustainable healthy lifestyle, but ultimately there are cheaper alternatives.

That was always a bullshit reverse-engineered marketing spin on their device.
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The thing is, it was wholly possible to run your own Reddit clone before. Albeit missing some features like anti-spam.

With this, Reddit is announcing that they are no longer supporting that. Even if you cloned every public Reddit repository, there would be missing pieces preventing you from running your own clone.

One thing they don't mention for obvious reasons, is that they're afraid of the community being able to fork off a new site in the case of majorly unpopular decisions. Understandable given the recent 100 million from VCs.
Or the time when my SO and some of her friends took a taxi from LAX, and when one of her friends noticed that the taxi was going a particularly circuitous route, the driver locked the doors while saying "I'll take you anywhere I damn well please".

She won't use anything other than Uber/Lyft/etc. now since they have the GPS constantly running, and a record of who she gets in the car with.
The memory ECC is a tiny bit of logic right next to all other memory logic in the MC, it seems very far fetched to me that there would be a binning process for specifically the instance of that logic being broke but the data logic next door working just fine.

Note that the ECC on the processor's internal data buses and caches is completely independent of whatever ECC the memory controller may or may not use.
Yes, they're identifying real world problems, but they're not solving it. You can't simultaneously have anonymity, while providing security for sex workers. These are both stated goals, across their various outlets.
This is mostly off-topic, but being able to identify or root out the value mismatches between people in a discussion (as you've done) seems like an essential ingredient to productive discussion.

I've noticed that people who can do this are disproportionately better at achieving their goals than those who can't, especially in engineering organizations. Exceptions of course for zealots and revolutionaries.
The ancient Babylonians would shut down companies by burying their executives and employees with clay tablets, which were much more accurate and humane than modern methods.
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There has been one Pentium and i3 that are unlocked since the start of the Nehalem era.

What's up with the i3-6320 supporting ECC but the i3-7320 no longer supporting it? Intel is at the least, very inconsistent with ECC on the consumer side.
Yeah and apparently Germany has only two of them.
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How can job loss be bad for health, and recession be good for it?
Isn't the whole point of the anti-GMO position that by the time the strong empirical support arrives, it will be too late?
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Less of the insults please, I've spent most of my career trying to escape the 'wider field'. The way we choose to model the world is clearly very different.
perhaps a competitor could emerge and steal their thunder? you may say they don't exist now but that isn't necessarily true looking out into the future...
This is a sad end.

So many companies are showing how to do Open Source right, and make a profit (be they Citus with postgres, GitLab, JetBrains, RedHat, Automattic with Wordpress, etc).

Reddit followed the Wordpress/GitLab model – code is open source, some minor plugins are closed and only available on the hosted solution – for many years, but now stopped that.

This is a sad day. Just like Google killed the open source nature of Android, Reddit killed the open source nature of Reddit. Yes, some tiny minor parts that are used as libraries are still open, but the actual product is not anymore.
Mozilla too.
They should not have targeted fruits and vegetables with their equipment.
> The president of Germany would be more like the Queen in the UK

Fortunately the German president makes his own speeches.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speech_from_the_throne

Luckily Germany is no longer a monarchy, since 1918.
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We're probably going to mostly fill our Series A within a week (turning on the site in an hour or two). We have lots of expressed interest already. It's not hard for investors. Use Tor when trading our ERC20 token-shares, or pay with Monero - very hard to trace. We're working on the dividend-payment system, but it's safe to say we will offer high anonymity there, too.

The demand for our solution is HUGE, and it is a lucrative business.

Our starting cities (Dublin or Toronto) have legal sex work, but everything around it is illegal (including buying!). That removes the main risk for our workers, to the point we are offering $25,000 legal coverage for all users.

Our core team is small, everyone else are trustless contractors. We are operating as an extrajurisdictional, anonymous, company. De-anonimization is a risk, but we're familiar with operating this way and are OK with the risk. We're also offering up to $100,000 bug bounty, including for de-anon attacks.
Are you a stingy asshole if you refuse to pay $50 for a loaf of bread even though you're making $200k a year and can easily afford it?

Of course not. You'll buy a cheaper loaf or you won't buy bread at all or you might even whine in the media about the shortage of bread. All of which would be understandable irrespective of how high your income is.
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I suspect Intel is not too worried about AMD because they've seen this script before. When AMD's Opteron server CPUs came out they offered vastly superior performance and scaleability compared to contemporary Xeons. Even with a clear technical advantage, AMD never came close to matching Intel's volume in the server market.

Today, AMD's Eypc CPUs are a much closer match to their Xeon competitors than Opteron was. So if history is anything to go by, Intel has little to fear from AMD's latest efforts.
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Well... there is a way, it just involves anonymity networks and cryptocurrencies and probably drives away most of the market on both sides.
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> ... I wish dearly that I could disable its appearance in Google search results.

You can if you use https://encrypted.google.com
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Why is it conspiracy?

Not everybody lives in conservative religious countries.
Interesting premium payment options. Can you share a rough breakdown of what people have paid? Do you think if you made the low end $5/$15 it would change revenue much?
The anonymity is for our core team, so we can stay operational[1]. But that is very few people. Other contractors are trustless. On-ground people will be rotated often enough (and well paid to compensate for that).

Obviously actual workers can't remain anonymous when they meet users :]. But we can screen everyone involved to reduce the risk of LE infiltration. For providers, we will actually take their pictures, check ID, and make sure they actually provide service (just a 2 minute "test"): something an undercover cop will not do.

Or maybe I am misunderstanding, how do you feel we are not solving things?

1: https://medium.com/@PinkApp/pink-app-trading-latency-for-ano...
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That one simply inserts Lua code into TeX, and it's definitely a benefit (alternative to complicated macros). IMO an even bigger benefit (not yet widely used) are the various hooks and callbacks that LuaTeX provides -- you can influence the operation of TeX by writing some callback code in Lua at the right layer, instead of having to write everything in the input layer as macros to be expanded so that things are set up for later when TeX rolls around to do the thing you care about.

This also results in cleaner code (even beyond Lua being more readable than TeX macros), and smaller/faster code as you don't have to account for as many different kinds of things in your "input".

The "fade lines" callback example in the linked article is a good one. Here's another example of mine (not a great one) where you can influence TeX's linebreaking algorithm to avoid short words at line boundaries: https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/378704/how-to-avoid-... -- the solution with macros is not so great.
Oil. Well, not oil itself, since we're still heavily dependent on oil right now. (Solar and alternatives are shaping up very quickly though!) At the turn of the 20th's century, the oil tycoons like John D. Rockefeller controlled significant percentage of the US GDP. (Google/Apple/Facebook/Snap's billions are a pittance in comparison next to the US' GDP of $18.6 trillion).

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How about decrypting antifa instead?

Replace Fascist with Communist and it's like entering a time machine, only the name of the bogeyman and the faces of the ignorant haters change.

Truth is, we're all in this together; the real enemy is pulling all the strings. Divide and conquer, oldest trick in the book.
I just skimmed the manual, and I love it! This is extremely similar to how I envisioned trying to write a TeX "next generation", almost 15 years ago.

Standout features, according to me:

- lightweight
- built on modern technologies (TrueType fonts, PDFs)
- high-quality output
- lets you separate content & presentation if you want
(XML can contain content, .sil/.lua presentation)
- lets you create page templates that text flow onto.
(like InDesign)
- lets you write packages to do tricky things, and has
validated the programming model by solving
some legitimately hard layout problems.

I'm not in academia and have never found TeX's ecosystem of packages a huge draw, so I don't think I'll miss that much.

The main thing I worry about is stability of interfaces. If people start writing documents and packages that target this, will they continue to work in the future? Is the developer committing to that?

Overall I'm really excited to see this!
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Yes, I think that "rule" came about to have people avoid price anchoring against their own best interest. However, why not use the price anchor in your favor? It does take some confidence and ability to walk away, so in a compromised position I see the merit. But generally engineers are in a great position in the marketplace.
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