skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You don't hate working... right now. What about in a year or ten? What happens when your back is in constant pain from desk work, or your hands are jacked up from years of typing? What about when you're on your fifth language and 25 platform/framework?

You can't go back in n time and save. You can however live a full and fantastic life while still saving a lot of cash.

It's really about taking care of future you.
That'll probably die out as people understand that nobody gives a flying fuck to all that silly evil sorcery, except the guys who made them. The way analytics works today, most web publishers are basically living in a bubble that distorts the image of the outer world.
Why is support petering out? The article didn't say, which while disappointing is good journalistic practice provided there isn't a clear answer. However, I'd love to know why support is petering, if there is evidence that it didn't work, or if some other reason.
The first quote says they resisted it. The second says it took them over a decade to reach an agreement. And if you don't believe the quotes, you can read the article, which emphasizes the same thing.
The sample size for those graphs is 1% so you need to multiple that by 100. I personally checked the access logs to check they are consistent. That was where the confusion came from!
Is your view of whether he should be allowed to do it skewed by what his origin is? (Meaning, do you think American property law applies differently depending on where you were born?)

Edit: there are plenty of born-and-raised Americans who think it's fine to take public property, too. Just look at the "Occupy Bird Sanctuary" people and their kin (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occupation_of_the_Malheur_Nati...) So the whole origin thing seems completely irrelevant to the discussion.
Embrace, extend, and extinguish is alive and well. This time it's not MS though.
And the county regulations do allow him to do that, if he chooses, but he doesn’t want to - he closed the gate and wants to keep it closed.

That isn’t legal, as determined by the trial court, the appeals court, and the CA Supreme Court.
I don’t care, I just love pasta!
Here is the original article from The Washington Post (this appears to be a rehost by Mercury News): https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2018/world/too-many-...

It contains more charts and graphics, but also makes use of parallax scrolling that some may find annoying.
So I'll grant you that the differences in the smoothness in the ethereum vs tezos charts is interesting, but your argument is still unconvincing to me for two reasons: First of all, you're basically saying "The ethereum graph is so perfectly what you'd expect from an ideal auction that it can't possibly be ideal" which is the sort of argument that requires more convincing evidence. Secondly, the Tezos auction had many differences in the auction design from the ethereum auction, which could be a more mundane reason for differences in these curves.

...also, I feel like you still need to explain more explicitly why bidders making purchases in multiple lots is a nefarious thing- Does the argument just boil down to saying there were too many big fish, which means that ethereum may not be "decentralized" and therefore a security? If allowing arbitrary people to make their own purchasing decisions on an asset is not adequately decentralized, then it seems you've defined "decentralized" to the point where no asset could ever reach your threshold to fall under that definition.
They seem to just trying to milk as much out of their DSL customers as possible, designed to push them to fiber. I used to have their DSL. Their DSL price was then raised to $55+ a month after the $40 introductory rate. The speed was not great at 3Mb/s, due to AT&T line quality. I've asked for a break due to the low speed but the response was the $40 was for new customers. It's a horrible deal even for $40. I finally bit the bullet and switched to Comcast on 100Mb/s for $50.
Hawaiian Food Is Flourishing … in Utah?
I guess my first question is, when we say home ownership is a good investment, do we mean it will make you rich? Or that it will keep up with inflation and be cheaper than renting in the long term?

The latter is hardly incompatible with affordability, and can still be considered a sound investment.
That's probably the least important issue that could be addressed.
Nasim did nothing wrong.
While i do not agree with vinod khosla, what you said is very dangerous. Also, i presume, he already got his citizenship through naturalization so not sure if you can deport him.
Indeed but since then the DMCA[0] has radically shifted to the law. Sega would win today.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Millennium_Copyright_A...
Thanks! I really enjoy the process of figuring out how to fabricate them.

Any critique, comments or suggestions are welcome.
If the level of absenteeism is very high, it is very likely that the parents are renters and not homeowners, so it circles back a little to the main point.
In my small experience researching banking before this big VC boom in SF (I wanted to work in VC) I don't think chasing sustainable small wins is the name of the game (see traditional VC companies like bio-med.)

I wonder how much of getting VC money is just wanted to be in SF where all the customers are (if you are selling to startups anyway/tech b2b anyway) and pissing it all away on rent?

I think the biggest thing the Government can do in Australia anyway to help these smaller wins is promote VCs to invest in companies outside Sydney and Melbourne. You could do this by providing fibre, airports, easier local gov tender process...
You could imagine a different rule. But the mean high tide rule traces back to Roman law, and we got it by way of the Magna Carta. Too late to change it now without compensating all those property owners who own the beaches.
Live Bookmarks has a very weird UI. I have upwards of 90 feeds currently, and it's simply impractical for me to check each one of them manually to see if there is soemthing new.
As it happens!!

https://openmw.org/

They are rebuilding the game engine for Morrowind, and it's quite operable!

Better graphics, and capable of using more modern textures, etc.

https://youtu.be/F0MPLXdl0y4
From the Court of Appeal opinion:

"In support of a different argument that the trial court's injunction forced them to operate a parking business at a net loss, appellants point to testimony from the manager of Martins Beach that improvements, including a new bathroom, would cost over
$500,000, and annual costs would exceed $100,000. However, the injunction does not obligate appellants to provide staff or any amenities. Instead, it requires, 'The gate across Martins Beach Road must be unlocked and open to the same extent that it was
unlocked and open at the time [appellants] purchased the property.'"
Thankfully my wife drives, we made it work with bikes after we got married living by Capital High but after we had a child the car was a necessity. It’s hard for me because even if I wanted to drive my lack of peripheral vision on the left makes it unsafe (severe amblyopia as a child, my eye is aligned now but the vision center in my brain didn’t develop properly as a result).

Boise drivers are terrible as of late too, my wife hates getting in the car - just glad she is a stay-at-home mom so she doesn’t need to deal with I84 or the east-west arterials at rush hour :/

VRT is finally looking at expanding their hours and service area but it’s going to take a decade or more to even get to a point where they can invest in a rail line from Caldwell to Boise - I can’t wait that long, traffic is bad enough and the lane increases ACHD has been working on aren’t going to cut it. Pine Ave from Meridian Rd to Locust Grove is going to four lanes and it’s going to get clogged right back up.
How to Play 4K HEVC on Mac/Windows/ UHD TV?
> How are the Aboriginals doing?

Rather similar to how Native Americans are doing, I believe, not great. Their percentage of the population is similar too, around 2%?

We don't have anything comparable to black slavery. Convicts when they had served their time could integrate back into society. My great-great-x4 grandfather was a British convict who got 7 years and sent to Australia for stealing a handkerchief...
No, it doesn't. If you "grab" a point closer to yourself than the axis of rotation, then yes, it kind of acts like it should, but if you grab something far away then the rotation direction doesn't flip as it would in other software. This breaks the illusion that you're grabbing the model. It would probably be fine if they went with the opposite model ("grabbing the viewport"), as long as they kept it consistent, but they don't and it makes it feel out of place.
I think a lot of people may be missing the point.

No Code is not about replacing all forms of software development. It's just about the vast majority of solutions can be done via no code platforms.

simplistically, wordpress is a no/low code platform that allows people to target all kinds of solutions. Complex issue trackers allow all kinds of workflows to be mapped. Our entire issue system / build / deployment process coordinates a number of services together, very very low code. But I feel confident I could model any number of build processes because the platforms are super flexible/powerful.

I've been watching a friend of mine who is running a vegan food box business ( https://thekaibox.co.nz/ ) put together the whole thing without code. It's not suuper smooth, but the whole webshop / purchasing / logistics / shipping / printing / people management etc is done with "No Code". But it's quite impressive what he can achieve, albeit with some manual steps, by connecting around 10 different pieces of software to do what he wants. I've been working with him as it always seems like he may need some custom software to make things work better. But we often brainstorm a way to do it with existing tools. The great thing is, he keeps adapting the system to match his evolving understanding of his business STRAIGHTWAY. This makes things super agile.

As platforms get better at connecting with each other it will allow more and more no code / low code solutions to be developed. I think it will be interesting to see what tools actually accidently become "no code" platforms because they build a base level of flexibility into it.
The guys literally bourgeoisie taking public land that was public before he purchased it. You don't get to buy a house and then block off your sidewalk because you don't think you should have to allow access to your land without compensation. This is blatant theft from society
Open Morrowind released 0.43
Yeah, in the article he uses a good old MAX3232, which is specifically for doing RS232 to TTL level shifting. Totally agree, the Saleae or one of the cheaper clones I linked is a better choice for most hobbyists. Scopes are indispensable for certain uses, but most Arduino/RasPi projects these days are all digital and you can do everything you need with a logic analyzer + a decent multimeter.

I use my scope just often enough that I'm glad I have it, but I sometimes also regret buying it because it's not that often that I actually need it.
So he wont be annoyed if people constantly accessed from the water? Doesnt sound likely.
Which section of antitrust law grants rights to users who aren't even paying customers?
No it can’t. That’s the point of the takings clause, to keep the government from commandeering private property.
Peaceful countries with balanced population has better woman rights. What China/India has, isn’t really natural because they tend to abort female babies.
In my experience, a wildly suitable framework for one person will almost certainly be wildly unsuitable for someone else, especially if that framework is especially opinionated. Appealing to every use case would mean a proliferation of frameworks with very subtle differences, leaving a prospective user entirely confused about which one to use.

That's not to say that there's no place for frameworks, but it is to say that there's value to being able to piece together the equivalent functionality (or at least the critical subset thereof) from unopinionated "do one thing and do it well" components with relative ease and minimal pain.
Elon Musk's quote comes to mind now whenever I read about flying cars: "A bunch of cars flying all over the place is not an anxiety reducing situation"

https://youtu.be/2Nz69M6khCs
They did transplant the scrotum. I wonder if they included some cosmetic testicles just to make the patient look more "fully equipped".
Yeah certainly, then later we can port public signeage to JSON too. {"prohibition": {"act": "pissing", "message": "Please do not urinate on the wall", "code": 1232}}.
I don't think science will be able to say as much on the subject as one would like. "Navigating your own dream state" is a person making decisions about a world they themselves have created. There isn't much room for an objective observer there. In general, I don't think science is ever going to get a grip on consciousness. The whole "self observing the self" business makes it way too slippery a concept to get a grasp on in any satisfactory manor.
The first transplant was actually in South Africa, in Dec 2014.
When it's an easement, yes. And even with the public park example there is likely case law for that. We have numerous situations where land can be taken or designated for public use even though it is privately owned. If this easement didn't exist before his purchase then he'd be a much more sympathetic chracter,but he bought this land that everyone could use with the intention of blocking everyone else out so he could privately enjoy it.
Blast from the past; I had forgotten about that one. Thanks
Author is moving to a self-hosted WordPress blog.
Having used QML in the past, its made the most sense to me out of all the UI/Animation setups I have ever used. This sounds amazing
correct, but also this person gave themself a hard goal of beating 9 storylines, not one. this is essentially a traveling salesman problem where the salesman has to talk to 9 sets of ordered lists of 3-10 people, and can work on them simultaneously, along with a couple other things. the author quickly realized that brute force wouldn’t work and chose a genetic algorithm instead.

the normal unpatched speed run of morrowind basically involves gaining the ability to run at hundreds of miles per hour, getting two items, getting to the final boss and killing him in one hit. takes about 5 minutes. hilariously the item is called the “boots of blinding speed” and let’s you run incredibly fast but turns your screen black while equipped
At birth the human male female ratio is 1.05 men to 1.0 women. Every nation in history has dealt with this with minimal issues, saying a very slightly higher ratio is going to cause problems seems vastly overstated. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_sex_rat...
He is disobeying through means of prolonged legal actions. I hope he gets the sh!t sanctioned out of him in the end. Alternatively, isn't there grounds for a class action suite? Can a class file a suite against an individual?
I personally know some Turkish people who’ve been in Siberia for years and what they say is the same as yours.
https://github.com/msorvig/qt-webassembly-examples
It was never public. Not even the state is claiming that it is public. It was always operated as private property accessible to the public for a fee as a business. The state is saying they can tell Khosla to keep running it that way until he gets a permit to change.

Its like someone ran a popular restaurant in town, and sold it, and the historical preservation commission told the new owner they had to keep running it as a restaurant until they got a permit to change the use.
Summary of argument:

- Some claim that Ether is not a security because it is decentralized and therefore not a "common enterprise" by the Howey test, but the author disagrees with this specific argument because he thinks it's centralized.

- Author believes that a "horizontal commonality" of interested Ether participants can constitute a common enterprise.

- Author believes that that GitHub and commit rights are quite centralized.

- Author speculates that the shape of the Ether pre-sale curve signifies very few participants because it strongly resembles a power curve.
Given the general ambiguity of the law, there really needs to be some penalty for those who knowingly push an incorrect interpretation as a spectre to intimidate/deprive others of their rights. Off the top of my head, it seems that it is at least fraud and an inappropriate giving of legal advice. But obviously an explicit statute to curb the practice would be better.
In my experience, the average internet user has barely any idea of what RSS is or how to use an RSS app. It's certainly not dead, but it has stagnated in recent years, while things like the Notifications API get integrated into all major browsers.

I've created my own RSS aggregator, and a large percentage of smaller sites have misconfigured or broken RSS feeds. Most site owners don't seem to care much about RSS anymore.
As a general rule of thumb, screwing people by changing the rules on them harms investor confidence. The promise of future stability is an underrated part of our economy. See the FDIC. This is why many legal changes go to great pains to grandfather the old rules.

That's not to say the rules could never be changed. But just imagine being, for example, a small time landlord in the UK. Recently the rules changed, and you can no longer deduct mortgage interest as an operating expense from the rents you collect. Old mortgages are not grandfathered. This means a lot of existing rentals are suddenly & out of nowhere going to be losing their owners money. Thanks, government. Maybe it needed to happen, but it's a bit chilling to have that kind of rule change happen on you.
High tide lines aren't a theoretical line but leave an actual physical line of flotsam. He's also free to leave markers for the line and prevent people from going past the high tide line
> steer clear of things that look like entitlement

How is wanting to know why you got pulled entitlement? For example, Justin Rabbit claims that he had no "strikes" against him, but nobody would tell him why his channel was being removed. It's not entitlement, it's just wanting to understand what went wrong maybe so he could fix it, or not do it next time, or whatever.
In a hypothetical universe, I could've done a stats/cs double major in undergrad and dropped out of grad school after a year or two to go into data science, but in the real universe, data science wasn't a thing anyone in south louisiana had heard of in 2005, so I needed 10 years of phd+postdoc to find my way to it.
Still being a worthless obnoxious piece of shit in whenever this is.
"To remind users that tables are sets of entities, ISO-11179 Standard likes to use collective or plural nouns that describe the set of those entities for the names of tables. Thus 'Employee' is a bad name because it is singular"

Page 10, SQL For Smarties (Celko), 5th Ed

If Celko says it's right, it's right
First AMD Chromebook Could by Ryzen Raven Ridge
For static geometry like this, the entire scene should be uploaded to the GPU in a few calls when you open the page, and then never again. Only the transformation matrix, a 4x4 matrix which transforms vectors from world space to display space, needs updating. There's no reason this shouldn't run at 60fps on any machine that supports WebGL (excluding CPU-only implementations).
Bloomberg.com is owned by Bloomberg L.P., the majority of which is owned by Michael Bloomberg who is one of the 10 richest people in America and the former mayor of NYC.
Same! I also remember the CueCat's XOR-based ""encrypted"" output :-) Found an article from 2000 on this! https://www.securityfocus.com/news/89
Interesting on this same topic is the "fabrication of consent"
https://www.bitchute.com/video/X4Foosop2wo/
The Nuclear ‘Demon Core’ That Killed Two Scientists
Rant incoming - this isn't targeted at you, but my observations on this.

I've always found it ridiculous that effectively 1 planck-time can be the difference between a collection of cells and a human and therefore the difference between selfish rights and outraged sorrow.

The idea that you can draw the line arbitrarily along a child's development other than the very moment of inception and call one a self-centered right and the other murder is preposterous.

The very fact that it is the premeditated interference that prevents the baby from continuing to develop should be the light-bulb moment for most discerning and logical individuals. You literally have to kill the baby to stop it from becoming a fully-formed version of itself - that is literally it. You have to kill it to stop it from getting to a point that you 'begin to feel bad'. It is ridiculous.

The fact that, when unimpeded, that baby will grow into an adult individual should be a pretty obvious reminder to people of what they're actually doing.

I've been saying this for a little while, but I'm sure a time will come when society collectively looks back on this period and shudders at the horror of it all.
To be fair, It's totally reasonable that regulators/judges come come to the same conclusions that you make in your post, I just hold more cynical views as to how they arrive at those conclusions.
Hinduism should in fact simply be generalized as "Dharmic Traditions" instead. I think that would also reinvigorate the philosophical traditions, and ideas that each region of India has.

However with that said you're also ignoring the very real fact that a "Hindu" of Kerala, Adi Shankracayra, is in fact a pan-indian philosopher worshipped from North to South, and from East to west. He in fact established pan-Indian/pan-dharmic institutions all over India from the south up-to Kashmir, to both the western and eastern parts of "India". This pan "India" narrative also plays a huge role in Indian mythology where mythological characters like Augustya rishi are worshipped, or at the very least understood as great human beings, all over India among the "Hindus". Not to mention the monuments, places of worship, and religious features that Hindus believe, similarly, have a pan-"Indian" presence.

The problem is that Indian politics is fundamentally based in the idea of Kautilya's Mandala politics, and saptang rules which take into account variable relationships, and is rather less reductive/zero sum in comparison to Machiavellian strategies. This political strategy invariably also plays a part in the spread of various Dharmic ideas, and institutions.
I thought that all CA beaches were public? What made this one different?

EDIT: Ah, It's not really the beach being public that is in dispute. It's the extra "sandy beach" space above the high tide line and the parking lot as you explain here:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16909487

Got it.

The press on this case has been horrible at explaining the actual dispute.
I assume you mean “donor deceased”. Even if I were dead I would not necessarily want people using my DNA to father children.

I wouldn’t necessarily be against it, either, but I would feel I had some interest in how sperm were used in a different way from other organs. I’d also feel differently about something physically identifying like a face, and even more so about the brain/cognition (if there were a way to do a partial brain transplant which carried memories or something but didn’t transfer consciousness — seems unlikely given what we know of the brain today, but I wouldn’t count it out since we don’t really know all that much.)
This and/or the org can't find local talent either b/c of pay or reputation. Glassdoor is helpful on both fronts but especially the latter.
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