skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
CRISPR will mostly likely win the chemistry (same as PCR) prize at some point. Maybe Wednesday, maybe in 10 years when the committee can finally decide whether Doudna and Charpetier deserve it more, or Zhang or any of the other scientists involved. Anyways, CRISPR is recognized and will win a nobel, its only a question of time.
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> My casual observation is that these programs are not taken as seriously

In many schools there is no external difference between full time and part time (evening) MBA programs. You walk out the door of both programs with the exact same degree. Nobody outside the program will ever know which path you took to get the degree.
From the Wikipedia article:

"In October 2015, the Justice Department notified Congress that there would be no charges against the former IRS official Lois Lerner or against anyone else in the IRS. The investigation found no evidence of illegal activity or the partisan targeting of political groups and found that no IRS official attempted to obstruct justice”
Khosla bought the property knowing it was subject to the public access easement (and it was priced accordingly).
Spreadsheets are the best! They are literally THE killer app for PCs.
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It would be wise to let IRS fund its investigations with the recovered taxes, and not on a budget.
Funnily you've kinda inverted the mailboxes purpose: your real inbox is called "quarantine", and your actual emails are in your "inbox". Sounds like you could use inbox as inbox and then "archive" when it passes validation.

Anyway if it works for you _and_ is simple to put in place and use (as you've shown), then kudos to you!
Pretty sure I wrote this already at some point, but as a 9 year user who has not really starred anything in the last 8 years I still find this methodology flawed. Probably not as flawed as the other two, ok.
Also there are some ecosystems where people don't just really use stackexchange, so those are also way off. Could be huge, could be nil.
> They are unconstitutionally robbing the middle class blind?

What part of the constitution are they violating?
As Mark Twain eloquently put it...there are lies, damned lies and statistics.
Wrong. Musk as an officer of TSLA, a publicly traded company, most explicitly has fiduciary responsibilities to those who hold the company's stock.
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Yes. This was the real point of cutting IRS investigation funding: it enables more cheating by the rich.
So by default Chrome extensions will still be able to access any domain they've asked for permission to in their manifest (which can include all domains) but users can optional restrict this? Is this really going to help non-technical users much?
I wrote this as a comment in another post a few days ago but I'll cross-post it here as it is relevant.

One of my defining decisions was taking leave and eventually dropping out of a top executive mba program a third of the way in, before I had to take a six figure loan to pay the rest. If I am to be brutally honest with myself, the decision not to finish wasn't entirely my own, but I could have finished.

The shit really hit the fan in my life and this forced me to take stock. Had I not been forced, I probably would have continued down the mba path and career change. Losing my father after two very sick years, being laid off by a business in collapse, having a six figure student loan application on my desk, and other crucial "etc" pushed me to reevaluate my life decisions.

Here are some important lessons learned:

An MBA from a reputable program was leading me into debt servitude and constraints that would shape my career. Debt constraints are major life constraints.

Changing careers to do something that was more meaningful can lead to many new opportunities. I left prime brokerage in financial services and was planning to transition into healthcare, hospital cfo type of work. Helping create novel solutions to rising costs of healthcare was a mission I could align myself with. Helping protect investment bank lending to hedge funds through margin financing paid well but served no higher purpose. Healthcare doesn't have a monopoly on purpose, though, and many who work in healthcare do so just to collect a paycheck. I realized I could achieve my goal elsewhere and with fewer bureaucratic constraints, but at a cost-- as an entrepreneur!

Entrepreneurship has been everything I expected it to be. I had to become the technical expert I needed as a partner. It's been a long, grueling experience. I am so fortunate to have taken it.
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Which one, purgatory or hell?
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Looks great. Maybe a bit more rough than I'd love (e.g. tables look too much like spreadsheets), but seems pretty easy to get started with. I love the integration with Google Sheets as data sources ;)
> the compiler chooses whether and when to spill variables to the stack.

In my experience the behavior is stable i.e. doesn't often change between rebuilds (at least in VC++). I can manage this by looking at compiler's output: when I find there something I don't want, be it stack spilling or other reasons for me not liking the assembly, I go fix my C++ code.

> so writing functions takes a bit longer

Also reading is hard, therefore refactoring/improvements is hard, too. I have an impression the assembly is write only language.
That's the last thing the ruling class of rich white folk in this country would allow.
"Services Migrated from macOS Server to macOS High Sierra"

So I guess High Sierra and Mojave? Though I don't see the Time Machine Server feature on 10.14.0 at System Preferences > Sharing.

I'm using a Time Machine server on Linux (Netatalk), but I suffer from an infinite loop somehow. It never finishes the upload for some reason, and keeps incrementing the amount of MB backed up and still needed to back up.
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Divide. Divide. Divide. Perhaps its time for a new approach.
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Moreso than FOMO, I've found that the stimulation addiction loops one gets into are the worst part.
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https://github.com/cloudflare/cloudflare-workers-wasm-demo/b...

// init() is called from JS to allocate space for the image file.
byte* init(size_t image_size) {
// Reset the heap to empty. (See malloc() implementation in bootstrap.h.)
heap = &__heap_base;
x86/x64 is Nasm.

ARM is gas.
> Starting in 2011, Republicans in Congress repeatedly cut the I.R.S.’s budget, forcing the agency to reduce its enforcement staff by a third.

Yes, but money laundering probably isn't the type of nefarious activity that the GOP is most interested in accommodating. (With one very high-profile exception.)
surely not the 16th amendment
There was specifically an amendment to the constitution to allow for the collection of income tax.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sixteenth_Amendment_to_the_Uni...

Though part of me wonders if we would not have a more equitable system by apportioning the federal tax burden out to the states to collect for it. It'd certainly simply the lives for a bunch of Americans.
You bring up the product on your phone and show the price to the checker, then they charge you the lesser price.
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The original constitution.
Attempting to frame it as class warfare is a perfect way to lose support from a significant portion of the US population.

"I'm Robin hood stealing from rich people" doesn't work for the people on the right who are more likely to complain more about the irs in the first place.

Joe the plumber who runs his own plumbing business and doesn't pay taxes is going to get audited as well and he's (rightfully) going to lose despite his position in the middle class.

This isn't "the bourgeois" stealing, it's anyone who deducts significant amounts of money, which is a broader/simpler message everyone can get behind. Every small business/individual contractor has the means to illegitimately write off tens of thousands of dollars.
Apple is actively trying to sell me MDM services. So they may not be in the business of making it easy, but they're certainly in the business of making money on it.
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Damn, if I was old I would be super hurt by this video. Apparently old people are Trump supporters, indifferent about school shootings, against climate change, against social justice, senile, selfish, and have no care the lives of their children or the generations that follow.

And I personally dislike pretty much everything about this video's message. You should vote because you like the candidates you're voting for, not because you hate their opponent. Your fellow Americans aren't your enemies -- you vote to make your preferences heard, not to drown out others.
This depends a lot on the branch of maths: eg topology has much more of a reputation for being wishy-washy than analysis.

It also depends what the context is. A paper is not meant to prove things sufficiently for a layperson but for the author’s peers and so an omitted proof means one of “proven elsewhere;” “follows in a straightforward way from the definitions;” “follows in a straightforward way from an earlier proposition;” or “follows from a well-known pattern in the subfield.” And here “follows in a straightforward way” typically means something between “just look at;” “at each step there is only one reasonable thing to do so just do that;” and “apply all the standard tricks from the subfield and see what sticks.”

It is not true that advanced mathematics is less rigorous than more elementary maths, it’s just that materials for advanced topics require more domain knowledge, and provide less hand-holding.
Credit Musk for making a sexy high end EV, for sure. However, how big is the market for luxury EVs really, will the Model 3 be a success and can mainstream manufacturers profitably sell lower-end EVs? All those questions are still unanswered.
That would be a rather perverse incentive, since any budget surpluses could be gimmicked into new investigations into political targets.
Thanks, that looks worth checking out. But look at at the pricing chart, it looks like it's again limited to a business domain, not create apps that can then be launched at the world. Maybe I overlooked something. Any general app framework would require a robust and extensible auth framework.
Those permissions though... I'd rather use an RSS Reader that doesn't access my camera, look at my pictures, control my wifi, and look and my call information.
I'm not sure how much this will help to be honest. I haven't looked into the stats for this, but a huge number of popular and useful extensions require access to reading/writing data to all domains to function so users just get used to this being a standard permission they have to allow.

One tip I suggest though: Create one locked down profile in Chrome that you use for email, banking etc. and a separate profile that you can be less careful about installing extension in. Extensions in the second profile won't have access to your browsing activity in the first profile. I have a profile I use for web development for example which I install lots of extensions to that require access to everything.
New Keyboard, without keys
Ah, I just had to look harder. Thanks
Python IP Address Checker on GitHub – Must See
Also, StackExchange doesn’t measure popularity, but popularity AND difficulty. All else equal, the harder language will have more SO activity.
This is no longer a valid tactic. The phone number can, has, and will be spoofed.