skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Working in any of the big cloud services (AWS, Azure, GCP) will involve this sort of work. Some services probably have more interesting scaling problems than others. (e.g. I bet AWS DynamoDB is more interesting than AWS CloudTrail).
Thanks!! Size/Scale is something I have just started to write about and wondering how to weave a narrative around it.
In a world of crypto winter, even Ethereum's success is not certain.
I don't know about "market rate", but I believe that items are typically insured for their replacement value.

There may not be a requirement to insure a protected structure at all, but it's plausible that such a measure could be introduced because of the perceived externalities (i.e. heritage value to society) of a protected building.
What you are missing is that family offices usually farm out most of their vanilla public market securities portfolios to people like vanguard, but that 1/2 to 1/3 of the portfolio is private or alternative investments and that is where the investment team spends a great deal of time. Additionally, a lot of the "team" is often focused on things like reporting, tax, estate planning etc.
Knuth has enormous patience for someone so productive.

My son used to refer to Knuth as "that amazing harpsichord player" and didn't care about the computer science "stuff" I tried to tell him was really important. And he had plenty of time to sit down with a kid and go through the score of Fantasia Apocalyptica and laugh together at the musical jokes in the score.

OTOH I either have to consciously decide not to stress about all the things I want to get done or else...stress and push hard. Yet the things I feel driven to accomplish are quite minor compared to Knuth's to do list!
Yes this worked for me as well. I think there are many causes but mine (ours) is a reaction to 'over-clean'. Use soap on the, er, smelly bits - otherwise your essentially provoking an immune response kinda thing?
US ballistic missile systems have very poor cyber-security
unless "seasonal" is understood to imply extremely little skill/experience, why would you expect repurposing accountants to be a better solution than hiring seasonal fulfillment people? if you hire them a couple weeks before you need them, you should be able to train them to be at least as useful as an accountant in the warehouse.
I know the group (and horrified that they are ‘dated’ which makes me ancient!). I will look them up on YouTube! Thanks!
Have you tried comparing with something like fakespot?
https://www.fakespot.com/
The survey cited is doing something weird with its measurement. It says 44% of full time IT workers do 40 or less in a week, and another 22% do 41-49. That puts the median likely somewhere around 43h. That 54h number must be the mean and include those people that like to brag about truly crazy hours.

This matches my experience- most of the time it’s about 43h a week, sometimes it’s more, and very occasionally (once per year or less) you might as well not go home.
Isn't it just a matter of time before that gets fixed? I imagine they can scrub the majority of those cases in a few weeks if not faster. I mean I see your point, and I appreciate you taking the time to answer. But it's a fixable problem, right?
>What about the case of China? Their debt management demands attention even with the arguably greater monetary control that the government holds. If they didn't care for too much debt, wouldn't they have taken less conservative actions by now?

It's all about bonds. Nobody wants Chinese bonds yet. So no matter how big they are, they still have to play the same global financial game like everyone else and use foreign debt to raise cash. Depending on the current value of their currency against the international reserve (USD), that may or may not be financially viable. When the US needs money, we just say "Hey everyone, buy our bonds. Here's the price."

People buy US bonds because our workers are the most productive, and our political system is the most transparent and stable. A US bond is essentially just a promise from the government that an American worker will produce $X amount of value in the future, and as long as we have the most productive economy per worker hour, our bonds will always be the most valuable. The Eurozone is catching up on that front, and it's why the Euro has exploded as a reserve currency in the last 10 years. But the Yuan has a long, long way to go.
In this same vein is Filed, it does the minimal amount of work possible before handing off to the kernel to sendfile() the static resource.

http://filed.rkeene.org/
Technically, yes. But if you start print money too recklessly, you will trigger inflation and inflation expectations. Your creditors from abroad will either add heavy markup on future USD debt, or ask for debt in different currency. The only reason this doesn't seem like an immediate threat for US is decades of responsible monetary policy that built trust. US definitely can get in a position it won't be able to sell debt in its own currency.
18 months to 10 years, according to the first Google response.

I see no reason regulation to enforce like a 6-month breakdown time on a product. Seems very sensible.

They shouldn't be able to release products that are unhealthy for the environment.
https://www.reddit.com/r/watch_Stream_4k/comments/a6xiex/new...
It would be interesting to develop Xi and rust-analyzer in tandem, and see how much of an IDE Xi could become while leaving it still basically a text editor.
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The fact that you are the one who has to sort through all those reviews to find the one review that is actually truly helpful... kind defeats the purpose, doesn't it? Isn't Amazon supposed to solve the problem for you, instead of making you solve it?
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It's an 8:15 p.m. ET kickoff from Bank of America Stadium. New Orleans (11-2) controls
the race for home-field advantage throughout the playoffs by virtue of its win over the Rams,
while the 6-7 Panthers are trying to end a five-game skid and stay in the wild-card chase.
Bookmakers list New Orleans as a six-point favorite,
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It's purly cultural, driven by consumerism. Buy a nalgene....we can do better.

People should know that they are going to get thirsty at some point.
As an end user, one thing I care a lot about is if the dev env would be truly integrated. I want a one-click/command install of everything that I need for my vim to be a rust IDE. I tried in vscode and had to install two different plugins (one of which had a similar name to another and I had to go look up which one to install) python and then lldb using admin permissions which failed on my school computers .

Side: Has emacs been losing traction slowly? It's a third of vim!
I also probably don't fit your target audience, but I'm an entry level FAANG technical writer. I make ~105k (salary + bonus + stock). My more experienced coworkers make much more than that – in my experience, tech writers definitely don't cap out at 70k (far from it!).
I've been using this for a good part of the last year and it's definitely helped me dodge a few bullets that were in my cart. I would love if the creator made a browser add-on.
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You are correct that the original intention of this (called the CoCom limit [1]) was to prevent use in ICBMs.
The specific regulation was originally implemented to prevent GPS receivers with that capability to end up in communist countries during the cold war.

However, with the proliferation of small satellites and cubesats the CoCom rules are no longer really enforced. Many commercial GPS receivers still have them, but the regulations are different now.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coordinating_Committee_for_Mul...
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18698211

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18693689
Unlikely: rust-analyzer focuses on static analysis. So it aims to power something akin to IntelliJ IDEA, but probably would be a bad fit for something like lightable/elisp/smalltalk ide.
Actually serious- have scientists tried given study participants psychedelic drugs specifically to understand the mechanisms underlying people's sense of what is significant or important?
Replied to crehn the same - yes. Soap, deodorants and diamonds are products of the ad game to a certain extent. EDIT: But every face is different so YMMV
I’m done procrastinating
The author floats and addresses possible worries, especially because populism focuses on comparing the "haves" and "have nots."

The say "family offices create inequality" could be a worry, but that it has no merit. From the article:

>The most obvious of these is the least convincing—that family offices have created inequality. They are a consequence, not its cause.
I guess I was reading the other comments and thinking eminently customizable springiness - to the square-inch resolution. People pay outrageous amounts for Sleep Number beds. This would be the high-end version of that.
Yes, but if the overall power consumption of the 14 nm part is not a significant fraction of the total package consumption, it doesn't make much sense to move it to the newer process. Also, the 14 nm factories are already churning out parts at a very predictable yield.
You might ask, which employers? Think of the biggest, oldest, slow-moving private- and public-sector organizations that you can think of.

My wife works in "IT", and she's employed at Microsoft. Who do you think keeps those internal Exchange servers up and running? :-) She actually works on the security side, 'cuz those systems don't (sadly) secure themselves.

But your point is taken, most places past a certain size that don't sell hardware or software will call it the "IT department".
I thought lefties learn to read and write backwards and then mirror the final result before submission.
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The Oculus Go is not heavy at all.
AFAIK it was always behind VIM. People learned vim because of its ergonomics and install base.

Also many people did not know TRAMP is a thing so yeah...
I do this 100% manually with the help of a CPA. It's far too important to trust some app to handle for me.
The circuit I've been following recently for categories I know nothing about is finding a related subreddit, then looking for review sites or YouTube channels they find reliable.
I don't understand why Amazon did this? Surely it's to their benefit to drive sales from good suppliers (if there is more than one supplier) as that leads to more customer satisfaction.

It's a bit fraudulent really, like a bait and switch.

In reality each page needs a product and supplier rating, and people need to be guided to rate both. Instead you get "this company sacked my daughter; 1 star" and "the postman dropped it; 1 star" type ratings.
The (EXCELLENT) PBS channel Eons has video on this too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-G64DagHuOg
It looks like the first bit might also imply that you can use LLVM as the basis for a JIT compiler without having to license your code as Apache 2.0 or include the attribution notices.

Maybe?
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Chips? Hah!

It's not real programming unless you flip the bits in core memory by hand with a magnet.
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Hear, hear - lesson learned!
This is getting insane...

Would you, please, apply your point to the original statement, namely:

they would hold the same percentage of profit and control that their stock certificate was originally issued for.

Then, pray tell, in your opinion, when a company buys back one of two remaining shares, making you the sole owner of the company, does this

a) Have absolutely no effect on your share

b) makes your share more valuable, because it has become a rare collectors' item

or

c) doubles the future percentage of profits your receive, from 50% to 100%, because irrespective of any profits distributed via dividends or not, the question was only about the share of those profits and not their absolute amount, and even under that strange misreading, even the profits you receive in absolute terms would double under the typical assumption of "all else being equal" and "nobody is really that stupid"