skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
But none of what you just outlined has any effect on Amazon's bottom line, or on NoVA and NYC's tax base. The job of Amazon is to increase their bottom line. The job of the governments of the NoVA and NYC areas are to increase their tax bases. None of those entities have "draw some of the groupthink apart" or "bring new blood into areas that need new blood" as part of their job descriptions.

I just think you're being a little idealistic and naive. You're attempting to advance what seem to be almost quasi-political objectives using the market. But market participants in NYC or NoVA don't really care if Wisconsin needs new blood, or if SF has too much groupthink. Those are not issues the market is meant to address. You only set yourself up for more frustration and failure trying to use what are at their root market based devices to achieve these sorts of quasi-political goals.
Doesn't matter... Anyway the eaten Apple is total crap!
Why would you install Linux on hardware specially done for apple ios... pretty dumb to me ;)
Percentage of velocity is highly misleading. The rocket equation is nasty, and a small increase in velocity means a large increase in fuel requirements, or a large decrease in payload capacity.
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There is somewhere between where we are today and a completely uncollocated free-for-all where the system would fall over. There's a separate axis of the rate at which users request transactions (with locks) versus non-transactional writes using optimistic concurrency control that would come into play sooner. Our guidance is therefore that users try to reserve transactions for when there's correctness critical reasons why two objects need to be updated together and rely on asynchronous primitives to handle "eventually consistent" mutations.
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Up until around year 2000, very few buildings in Russia were built with artificial ventilation, and that with non-stop indoor smoking. Any "big box" building was survivable to me. Back then, it was thought as something normal, to the point that people regarded not having stuffy air and +26~ indoors as "cold and inhospitable."

This is one of reasons I don't like the country. I think, even today, when Russian people who never been abroad, come to America, the first thing they notice is how good is the ventilation indoors.
And that it's not a compile to static binary by default.
It's not trivial. Beams could be narrow and could only be on for short periods of time. Combine that with all kinds of noise, stray signals, and other false positives, and you'd still be searching for a needle in a haystack. It's not clear what frequency to even look for...
Nope. Git is complex enough without trying to abstract it into a religious-ethic-like wrapper. "Rebasing is sinful" is not a useful statement - it actively prevents user from understanding their tools by appeal to authority (article's author? Whoa...most religions tend to have deities on top). "Do not: it's a sin, no need to ask why."

Instead, understand what the power tools do - then you'll know why using them might bite you later (squash creates new commit? well duh, that's its definition). Better to make decisions from reason ("this will break blame") than from fear and obedience ("this is bad, unquestionable dogma says so").
That's not necessary with Type 2 Theory. You work with the usual set of real numbers.
The article you posted seems to have been taken down. Do you have another link to the information?

EDIT: It was copy pasted wrong, here it is:
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/11/apple-t2-chip-cant-boot-...
If they did that, they’re not going to talk about it if they couldn’t figure it out. The US government is not going to announce that they took a billion dollars of their best equipment down to Havana and still can’t figure out what’s going on.
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This only applies to cities where walking isn't a default way to get around. Walking around most parts of NYC is perfectly safe at night in part because the presence of other pedestrians deters crime.
So the first “victims” were CIA officers, and the CIA the first to start pushing to close the embassy and return to the status quo developed and favored by the CIA for decades.

No evidence exists to suggest anything actually happened to the victims, and what limited scientific evidence does exist is being criticized.

And all of this just happened to directly support the official hard line position taken by the new US government.

What a remarkable set of coincidences!
I know this, and I'm not going to pretend that there isn't pretty liberal data sharing between intelligence + cellular companies, but I think it would be easier to regulate an interface between private companies + government, rather than regulate use of already retained data.

For now, you can choose to not bring your cell phone on that trip to the seedy part of town, so we got that going for us.
Netlify explains the issue in pretty good detail. https://www.netlify.com/blog/2017/02/28/to-www-or-not-www/
They do sum it up. $5k for 1M streams. Which is reasonable or not compared to CDs depending on your assumptions. Let’s say a CD has ten tracks and the average buyer plays a CD five times. That’s fifty streams per buyer. One million streams yields twenty thousand CD buyers under this assumption. CDs are $10 (or were the last time I bought them ages ago). That means $200k gross, but the band would probably not see more than 20% of that at the most optimistic. Still, $5k is a lot less than $40k.

But if you double the number of plays a typical CD buyer would listen, and halve the band’s cut, you’re suddenly in the same neighborhood. You also have to factor in that many Spotify streams are not full track listens.
Gas stations probably won't close en masse. They'll have charging stations (where economically possible) because it fits their business model better because. Gas stations make almost no profit on gas (except the ones by the highway or in the rich neighborhood that cost $0.30/gal more than the others). They make their profit on the convenience store they run. Gas is just what gets people to show up. In urban areas where everyone parks on street gas stations will just convert to charging stations. In rural areas gas stations get enough foot traffic from being convenience stores. Suburban areas where everyone owns a house and can put in a charging station and there's plenty of other buying options for what convenience stores sell are where gas stations may close.
Total number of streams: 1,023,501

Total revenue: $4,955.90

Specific time period accounted: 10/15/2013 – 2/15/2013
> Don’t run sprints if you don’t need them - that’s the answer.

Except the people being forced into the sprint aren't the ones with power to opt out. It has always been my experience that there is a "product owner" or agile coach or some other title who makes the decision, and isn't one that has to live inside the system they create.

So I agree with you in theory. Some people thrive in the sprint, others suffer and struggle. If everyone could opt in or out, it would be great. But in practice I've never seen the ability to opt out.
What is your point? Those subdomains are probably almost all applications or APIs and not websites.
NeXTStep is based on Mach, not BSD.

MacOS has a BSD user-land, the kernel isn't anything to do with BSD.
How does this ($4990) compare to youtube's 1M views? Perhaps $500?
I wrote about this over 10 years ago and it mostly still holds true today...

See: https://wade.be/yes-www/

I still think the best argument for keeping www is from Heroku:

"Root domains are aesthetically pleasing, but the nature of DNS prevents them from being a robust solution for web apps. Root domains don't allow CNAMEs, which requires hardcoding IP addresses, which in turn prevents flexibility on updates to IPs which may need to change over time to handle new load or divert denial-of-service attacks.""

See: https://web.archive.org/web/20110628072339/http://status.her...

Like most things in technology, if Amazon, Facebook and Google are all doing it, it's probably for good reason...
The people cried out for Org Mode, taking strange convolutions on their search for the one true path https://orgmode.org/
Nice, I like how it saves the showier effects until later in the game, really helps build the intensity.
People still seem to be stuck quantifying the value of music (sales, streams, etc) against a time when there was less saturation and the actual cost of producing, marketing and distributing music was much higher.
If someone disagrees or thinks this is an inappropriate comment, I'd prefer an argument, rather that a downvote. I don't think that what I said has any negative effect on the discussion.
Try them fresh from a pick-it-yourself orchard; the difference is unbelievable. The problem is that grocery store "apples" are often picked underripe, and they sit in a cold room for months before making it to the shelves.
Total number of streams: 1,023,501

Total revenue: $4,955.90

Specific time period accounted: 10/15/2013 – 2/15/2013

(March, April, May periods not yet reported; estimated)

Average per-stream payout: $0.004891

They couldn't be any more explicit.
> Apple does not remove apps from your device

Just because they've never done it doesn't mean they can't.

> So this is still like a store refusing to sell something rather than a storeowner coming to your house and taking things.

You conveniently ignoring the fact they've still gone and left trash on my device is noticed.
If they end the program, how will the US refill the social security coffers? It's my understanding that h1b1 employees pay into social security just like everybody else but it is likely they will never draw from it. Most Indians I've talked to plan to eventually go back home either due to family or because the wait is astronomically long.
How on earth is possible to use more than 20M litres of water a day for a manufacturing plant? O_o
10 years ago, when I was an exchange student in Singapore, I worked in a company that was running a trading business specialising in refurbished and low cost consumer electronics. Very early on, we were exporting refurbished Sony phones from Malaysian refurbishers, and later on we tried to switch to first smartphones. In late 2009, I left Singapore, and never heard of how it ended up.
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What do you mean explains it? CNAMEs can’t point to IPs. This article doesn’t say otherwise. Also this article says you should use “www”.
Isn't that just a driver issue? Apple's T2 chip is a collection of customised hardware, no?
Do these nano satellites turn into some form of space junk, when will the orbit deteriorate / will they burn up?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_debris
So why do you think great is the exact word you use to describe SEPTA?
Zen? IIRC, their problem was that malware was using them.
I feel like this would be better done as a pub chat. We basically agree but are picking apart points.

Yes, we're not building council homes because our political system is broken. That's what I mean by 'no apparent reason'. Laziness on my behalf, sorry.

Your JSA point is silly, you know I'm not suggesting people starve, please don't do that.

We need to solve centralization of everything in London, yes.
>However, the study only found an association and could not prove a cause-and-effect relationship.

Garbage tier study.

>Zonszein said that getting high on marijuana may impair people's ability to give themselves the correct insulin dose.

I've been using marijuana for 5 years now while giving myself prescribed estrogen injections in the leg longer than that. I can only remember one time when I would've too high to dose myself, and often took marijuana to calm myself before the injections. I live in Washington and have done absolutely everything with cannabis of all forms. Just how high are diabetic patients getting, or how high isn't Zonszein getting to form such a bad opinion?
The laptop is their property; they don't need to justify how they want to use their own property.

Locking down the bootloader against the laptop owner's wishes is an attempt to de facto usurp the owner's basic property rights. Apple is not the owner of he laptop; they have no right to mandate how their product is used after the first sale.
But YouTube, at least the popular video platform, is not meant for publishing songs and is doesn't claim that either.
Spotify's sole business is dependent on music and claims to be benefit artists.
The way your spaceship analogy works in TTE, is that the random real number would be some kind of radio source that gets listened to by the two ships. Also, the way TTE works, there are diminishing returns from listening to the radio source for longer and longer time - this is because all functions computable in TTE are continuous, and therefore have diminishing returns from knowing their input to greater and greater accuracy (this is exactly the difference between continuous functions and discontinuous functions). Therefore you only have to listen to the radio source for some time before saying "Yep, I'm happy, I know the output of my function to within epsilon". Even the value of Pi in physics only needs to be known to a small number of decimal places - which suggests that all functions that are "physically computable" are continuous, further suggesting how natural TTE is.

Again, my comments are getting downvoted by ignoramuses. This is not the first time.
B-but how does one bike to work and not smell the whole day?
So 1M Streams gave them $5000 dollars, Over 4 months.

Still not entirely sure how this business will work out.
The post you replied to also said a CNAME can't point to an IP:

"as far as a CNAME needing to point to another domain instead of an IP"

So, it's unclear to me who you're arguing with. I thought a post explaining why using a CNAME on an "apex domain" is potentially problematic might be helpful. Guess not.
While the communication should have been clearer, this may not be a matter of Upwork wanting to upsell the client, but rather Upwork being under legal pressure from the IRS or state employment-protection agency (eg: California EDD) to classify workers as "W-2" employees rather than "1099" contractors – no matter what the workers or employers prefer as being in their own best interests.

The government bureaucracies prefer this, and have at different times and in different jurisdictions cracked down on whatever other sorts of work-matching arrangements startups have attempted to use, for themselves or as a clearinghouse for others.

The likely threshold for the "compliance issue" could have been that Wallace (the tweetstorm author) had few or no other clients, and was billing this single client full-time hours over a significant period. That full-time exclusivity is a major factor in the tax/regulatory authorities wanting someone to be classified as a salary- or wage-employee.

Now, the very reason that the ultimate client prefers to use Upwork, rather than contract directly, is the headache of complying with these rules. They figure: we might screw up the 1099s, or cross some fuzzy compliance barrier, and then be hit with an enforcement action, if we try to handle our own freelancers. But if we use Upwork, well, they're the experts in ensuring "compliance", and have such a large roster of capable freelancers that neither we nor they would be at risk of appearing to be in an exclusive employment relationship.

Thus: the ultimate villains here are the tax/employment-regulation authorities. They've made the sort of arrangement that both Wallace and the client prefer incur extra legal risks. Upwork has just been clumsy in communicating that, and helping those on its platform navigate the rules.
The article needs to pass a peer review and other filters. In the case of a textbook it depends. Not necessarily. Monographies are often a compilation of published articles in the same theme (can have more than one author) or a review written for a recognised expert in that theme.
While I like the intention of “write once use anywhere”, converting code from python, r, julia to c++ is not an easy task. I would like to see more tracing JITs that could capture the essence of the operations, store the result, and somehow convert it to a more permanent representation that could be converted between languages. PyPy and Julia have such a JIT compiler, but work needs to be done to enable persistance
Install a compiler without an Apple account?
I agree 100% about big monitors and keyboards for chair-and-desk situations. In fact, I’ll take this opportunity to remind everyone that we now have incredible 42” IPS 4K monitors, like this one by Dell:

https://www.amazon.com/Dell-Monitor-43-Multi-Client-P4317Q/d...

(I use this for work, and absolutely love it.)

For portable use though, I think an iPad could very well be superior to modern laptops. The hardware of Apple’s iPad Pro is certainly well beyond that of ultraportable laptops on the market now. The only missing piece is the software.
I'm using the Cambium models. Old saddle tech meets more modern materials (natural rubber, cotton/nylon canvas laminate). It's rideable with normal pants, although the cotton version wears out and eats your pants. Some have waxed it.
Reduced body movement, "conditioned" air, relatively stagnant airflow (even when turned by metal fans, not the quality air that has most recently blown through vegetation)
Really the only thing that interests me is being able to control a computer with thought, if I can look at a screen and 'click' in my head, to me that's basically Star Trek utopia. Having a thought-controlled keyboard would be awesome too, but not nearly as cool as a mouse.

The rest of it can go in the bin, but I'm sure some of it might be neat.
The Gallup poll is a question of 'those who currently want to leave their country', i.e. people with active problems or calamity.

That 150M number seems about right.

That's not remotely the number that would move if they could.

If you walked into a household in a poor country and just offered them zero-friction citizenship to the US/UK/CA/Europe for their whole family, with the promise of a decent job etc. - no strings attached ... the number would be extremely high.

We're not supposed to use anecdotes here on HN but frankly it's life experience that has exposed me to the nuances of the most important things. Visiting these places and one kind of get an idea.

It's not colonialist, arrogant, condescending or anything. It's just a simple pragmatic reality of people's will to just have stability, safety and a bit of aspiration.

And yes, the answer mostly lies in helping these countries get much richer, and as I posted below, it's hard ...

But we are making progress. The number of 'absurdly poor' people, living on like $1 a day has dropped dramatically over the last few decades as the industrial revolution of 'making stuff' has started working it's gears in more traditionally poor places ... though that has come with a lot of baggage as well, like pollution etc..
Single core only :(
That wouldn't work.

If I served my site through the apex domain, I'd redirect www to the apex — standard practice. With that in mind, if a browser kept forcing me to go to www when it hit the apex, and my site kept forcing the apex when it saw a hit to the www, you'd have an endless loop and the user would never be able to see the site.
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VR goggles?

You can set it up so that it seems your desktop is on a sunny beach, or a mountain peak, a train, ...
off the top of my head:

* run containers natively

* customize / swap out the window manager/display manager

* run kvm virtual machines

* desktop fractional scaling
You’ll need to find different reasons, this article is flat out wrong. You can install Linux, you just need to disable secure boot.

Source: https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/11/apple-t2-chip-cant-boot-...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Menthol

FTA: Menthol has local anesthetic and counterirritant qualities, and it is widely used to relieve minor throat irritation.

This makes it easier to get new smokers going without the coughing / throat irritation.
Subway trains might not always be on time, but they operate on a set of simple and well-known rules governing boarding, payment, transfer, etc. You know exactly where you're going (as long as you pay attention), how you're going to get there, and how much you're going to pay for the trip. It's all algorithmic, mechanical, and quintessentially modernist. Moreover, once you get used to a route, you can memorize every turn, anticipate every loud squeak, know exactly when you will cross a bridge, enter a tunnel, or go past a certain building. No wonder autistic minds love trains.

I'm on the spectrum, and the city where I grew up in (Seoul) was in the middle of a major expansion of its subway system while I was a teenager. I'm sure I tried every new line, every possible combination of routes. I knew the entire system by heart; I could tell you in a heartbeat the most efficient way to get from any station to any other station.

20 years later, I'm still fascinated by maps and other geographical databases. I built the only FOSS postal code search engine in the country, currently used by over a thousand online stores to validate shipping information. IMHO my program is way better than commercial alternatives because developers who work for $large_corporation simply aren't as familiar as I am with how the various administrative divisions of my country were conceived and have evolved over time.
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> But the reason most people choose Lenovo over Apple is not modularity, it’s cheaper price.

Two can play at this game. "But the reason some people choose Apple over Lenovo is not lack of modularity, it's ability to run macOS." It's trying to make the original claim untouchable by discounting diverse evidence with a monolithic justification, even though that doesn't account for everyone, and on net may even make the original claim weaker when all such things are considered.

Also, many of Lenovo's products are the same price as Apple's, and they still sell really well.
As a former TN holder I'm aware, but that's a current technicality.

I'm hinting at a 'system' that I think might work for North America.

I guess I'm saying NAFTA is a better model for the Americas than the EU, and even then, only when there is more economic parity.
These days almost all dns providers support dns-server-resolved CNAMEs (ANAMEs as they are known). I don’t think this is really much of an issue anymore.