skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Just a general comment for those reading: this app is very likely a business expense for any freelancer or business owner. Cashflow planning is a core business job and allows you to determine how much you can invest, what jobs you need to seek when, etc. So this significantly cuts the cost of the service.

Btw, to the maker, something like $15 USD would be a no brainer purchase price for me personally. This price, roughly $25 USD, is something I'll have to think about, but may get. (That might make $25 USD the right price! This is just one data point)

Also, you may wish to consider setting your prices in USD instead of Euros, depending on where your customers are located for the most part. A lot of non-US business owners will nonetheless operate in USD. For example, I'm Canadian but the US is my largest market so all of my prices and most of my online expenses are in USD, I have a USD credit card, etc. Likewise, my developer lives in Asia, and takes all of his payments in USD.

If your customers are mostly European this probably isn't worth it, but it could gain you some extra sales through reduced friction in other markets.

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I had subscribed several years back, but didn't have a need then, so I cancelled. Now, I've moved to a higher sales higher expense model and had large cashflow swings in the low season. Which is why I'm quite likely to do it at $25 USD now, when I didn't before: I'm aware of how horrible cashflow crunches are.

Does wise cash do multi currency actually?
This is the intro to Gradus ad Parnassum by Johann Joseph Fux (1725) [1], the textbook used to teach music in Mozart and Beethoven's time:

Aloys. — Perhaps the hope of future riches and possessions induces you to choose this life? If this is the case, believe me you must change your mind; not Plutus but Apollo rules Parnassus. Whoever wants riches must take another path.

Joseph. — No, certainly not. Please be sure that I have no other object than to pursue my love of music, without any thought of gain. I remember also that my teacher often told me one should be content with a simple way of life and strive rather for proficiency and a good name than for wealth, for virtue is its own reward.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johann_Joseph_Fux#Gradus_ad_Pa...
There are several, however they arent as flexible as an FPGA. You have to search for FPAA.
Unless it gives Tesla/Musk the opportunity to prove that the SEC is abusive and get a judge to formalize this.
5. Government increases taxes to curb inflation.
If he cares about actually grooming a community outside Apple platforms, maybe.
You mean those laws that allows companies to get a reputation with their clients without a scammer being able to legally exploit it and confuse everybody?
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For most people wages are all or almost all of their earnings, so I'm not sure that the distinction is meaningful.

Regardless, links?
These ranking aren’t something to take very seriously. They are ballpark estimated at best, and a better measure is growth of the community and adoption in larger open source projects that people actually use.
https://github.com/rajannpatel/Pi-Hole-PiVPN-on-Google-Compu...
> Vikernes himself, who has never shown any remorse for the murder, has called the film “slanderous garbage”, objected to his portrayal (“I have never participated in a threesome in my life”) and – since he is a virulent antisemite – taken umbrage at being played by a Jewish actor.

Hilarious! Can't wait to see the movie. Thanks for the post!
"takes the safety and privacy of our customers seriously" - so far every company said that.
I only worry about the number of cores being used in these demos. Tech might be same but it's quite possible Nvidia could use their high-energy prototypes to enhance the results. There is no restrictions on that. Clear statements like, "we are using the exact same RTX card we are shipping to consumer in September" would really be a selling point for me.
I can't recall having any idea that Spotify would have access to my messages.
I wanted to like it, and it is pleasing to the eye but the low contrast drove me nuts
In Britain under the Bloody Code, you could (and would) be hanged, or deported for the most trivial offences. The prevailing view was very much of the pour encourager les autres mould.

Steal items worth 12 pence? Hanged. Lesser amount? Cut a hand off. If lucky, commuted and deported for indentured servitude in the colonies. Treason? Hanged, drawn and quartered.

As we remember from history classes, stealing, murder and other crime ceased to exist by the 17th century. Oh, hang on a minute. It was so ineffective that juries started nullifying and deliberately under-valuing property to avoid the incessant death penalties. It was just yet another means to oppress the lower orders. Unsurprisingly much of the 18th century consisted of successive legal reforms.

What works? Not prisons, not punishment, but rehabilitation. proven time and time and time again. Not very popular with the hang 'em and flog 'em types on the right though.
>> But this mode of thinking makes no sense. If you put ads in your app YOU are responsible. If you use an ad service from a shady company that outsources to other shady companies then you're still responsible.

Then it comes back to the Play Store. They like having all those free apps. It makes users feel like their Andriod phone has whatever they need. Google needs to make apps searchable based on privacy settings. They need to encourage people to pay for user respecting apps. I'd happily pay a buck or two for lots of apps if only they didn't have add or try to get me to buy add-ons. Just give me upfront honesty about what I'm getting and I'll pay you for it. Stop hosting crapware in the app store!
I guess it's the same with 'automobile'. In 20 years people will think it was silly we called it that way.
I've heard there are "smart drug" vendors on the street in some places in asia
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Start here: https://doubleyourfreelancing.com/category/start-freelancing...
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Now that you mention it, I don't remember if it was opengl or glide, it was over 20 years ago. Same effect tho.

I just remember seeing all of the ambient lights and glows and thinking how amazing it looked. Specifically some early campaign map where you're going through dark sewers that had a bunch of little lights that emit a glow.

But after the coolness factor wore off, it was back to using the most minimal settings possible to maximize visibility and frame rates to play it online.
In what language do you want them to make sense? A Hindi string would be very different to an Arabic strig, or a japanese string, or an emoji string.
The Bible records Joseph as being put in prison in Egypt c.1500 BCE.

Peter is imprisoned in the NT c.30 CE.

Perhaps you meant incarceration with a view to rehabilitation?
>> Most crime is likely related to being poor

Some crime could be. Theft, burglary. But Assualt? Motor vehicle theft? DUI? Murder? Weapons violations? Vandalism? Child abuse?
Unreal, a Quake 2 contemporary, already had it and managed it on meager hardware like P200MMX
Is there an expection for an original logo from fiverr?

I just assumed people would know they were getting a stock image.
People keep forgeting programming languages are software products just like anything else.
No.

The service is not to blame for the bad actions of one user. Humanity is so broad and diverse that in any sufficiently large set of people there are individuals who will choose to commit evil. It's society's problem to discourage this, and to react and recover from the evil having been done.

Terms of service were violated, the videos were removed, the service is not at fault here. If it wasn't posted on FBL, it would have been somewhere else instead. The fact that our technology gives us a clearer look at something that's been part of the human condition forever is not a reasonable argument for destroying that technology.

Personally, I think livestreaming is pretty dumb and I never create or consume it, but different strokes and such.
Well, we all know that Godwin's law works.

I just didn't expect it to kick in so early in the discussion.
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> Maybe I'm being overly simplistic, but surely building enough dwellings to exceed the immediate demand would lead to prices dropping?

I thought Toronto was doing a good enough job at building lots of housing, and it still hasn't worked.

The issue is that in order to actually have prices dropping, you need to overbuild by a bit. But prices dropping is an undesirable outcome for real estate developers, who are almost exclusively responsible for building new housing in a city. Naturally they don't want to shoot themselves in the foot, so they will only ever build as much as to satisfy the current demand, but not quite, and try hard not to exceed it.

Even with government-issued social housing, there's no way to solve this: as long as there's any space for developers in a market, their new supply is going to adapt elastically to just underserve current demand.

The only thing that has practically lead to supply-related price drops is an irrational boom followed by a realization that developers have actually (unintentionally!) overbuilt this time. Unfortunately, irrational booms are also accompanied by prior fast price increases and a lot of pain on all sides, so we probably shouldn't advocate for one.

So, I'm not sure what a good solution is to actually provide more supply than needed and have prices dropping, but the free market is not it. Especially as real estate developers get better with forecasting demand.

Maybe demographics will help a bit in 20 years or so.
Yeah, but of course they would blame the prisons, who else would bear responsibility...themselves?
I agree with the other comment - all of those have extensive government interference. The tax deductibility of employer health plans is at the root of a lot of problems with the cost of healthcare in the US.

It's also worth noting that despite the tremendous waste, at the very high end the US has no equal in healthcare or universities. That might not matter to the average customer though.
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why not?
https://www.techeblog.com/rare-look-inside-an-app-review-far...
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We tried banning everything else and that still isn't working out lol
The black market of current day mirror that of alcohol prohibition. No controls on products and rampant violence
Also the best way to summarise the research and the distribution angle was:

The avg value a consumer expresses for:

* listening on a radio in medium or high quality is near zero

* downloading a track in medium quality is near zero.

* buying an CD album in high quality is 75p per track.

* buying a CD single in high quality is 25 per track.

* buying sheet music in an abstract quality is £3 per track.

* buying a midi file to use as a ring-tone in lowest quality for portion of the track is close to £12 per track.

The fidelity and quality were not a major influence on the value... but the distribution and how controlled or locked-down the distribution and means of playback for the end consumer of the music had a direct impact on the value. The ring-tone was DRM'd (badly) at the time, which meant it was not trivial to put your own music on there but yet people would pay £1 for barely 20 seconds of a barely recognisable midi file.

The more you can lock down the distribution and control the means to access the media, the more you can push the price up.

Or as I think it... if Apple hadn't come along and artificially held the value of music at the price it did by controlling distribution, the sooner we would have reached another age of patronage. I still believe that Apple, and now Spotify, are merely holding back the inevitable and they haven't stopped it but will get very rich in the interim.
>Musk was in clear violation of his settlement

You didn't read any of the papers submitted to the judge, did you? You gotta prove that saying "production of about 500" is a material information, when you already disclosed that production should reach 150+350.

Sure the SEC say that 500 is new to them, although they were already aware of 150+350.
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Until it gets a platform to come along with the language, it will keep this slow adoption.

Most mainstream languages being used today took around 20+ years to get here, Rust will need as much for long term survival.
(firstly, this is kind of off topic, since OS design is usually orthogonal to processor architecture, unless you've got something really funky going on)

Acknowledging the huge amount of work that needs to be done for an alternative to be adopted is not defeatism, it's realism. There have been plenty of minority, research, or experimental operating systems over the past few decades. Hardly any of them persisted, because it's a very Darwinian winner-take-all market.
We already know that centralized social media has a huge problem with bubbles right now, and this problem is a direct result of companies trying to monetize the users and keep them engaged.

On the other hand, federation is a self organizing system where the networks grow completely organically. This is much closer to how humans organize and interact offline. Everybody can run an instance, and they can choose how they moderate it and whom they federate with. There's no single company deciding what's right or wrong for everybody. There are going to be all kinds of extreme bubbles, as well as moderate ones, and everything in between.
I've been using this and seems to have all the functionality you'd want.

https://github.com/mintty/wsltty
I think what OP meant is:

Wage = $/h

Earning = Wage * h(worked)

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When I didn't have a credit card, I used PayPal for all my online payments since I could top it up from my bank account.
Google often has scummy ads as well. Haven't checked recently, but the ads on http://getpaint.net are often designed to look like download buttons to download the popular paint application.

Scummy AdSense ads are harder to pin down, of course, because of the live bidding and personalization.
Thanks for trying this out! We should probably warn potential users that this is still in the early stages (we've been working on this for nearly a year and figured we should get some feedback).

1. Definitely a good idea (I'm glad you could find it in the FAQ though!)

2. We definitely need to be able to edit sites, just didn't make it in time.

3. We probably need to revisit how the development flow is here. I believe the site needs to match the hostname + port. Ex. "localhost:3000"
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yeah this exactly. I was half way through playing QII first time round when I went from Software to a VooDooII. I'll never forget firing a plasma rifle down a tunnel and watching the lighting effects coming off the bolt as it went down tunnel. There hasn't been such a step change in graphical capability as those days of going from a software renderer to a hardware one. (also at the same time, was unreal... I never understood why that one room near the start was "slippery" until I got that VooDooII and suddenly that room had a mirror finish and the slipperyness fell into place. I think real time ray tracing in games is now that next step change but even then, nowhere near as dramatic as software to hardware was back in the day.
This is definitely the case. Most of the repeaters are incapable of following through or supporting the argument (in most cases, not even the original promulgator could follow through in a rational discussion), and they have exactly one response: change the subject with another non-sequitur. It is a mistake to follow them into the change of subject, and the charity principle doesn't ask you to do so, as they have by then revealed their true intentions.
> Junkies are a blight on civilization

Let me fix that for you: Junkies are human beings with serious medical conditions related to substance abuse and often mental illness.

As a "civilization" we are ultimately measured by how we treat our most vulnerable, because that tells you the value we place on human life.

Society needs to spend more time and effort helping people with drug addiction problems, and less time vilifying and dehumanizing them.
You can use Putty Portable, without installing the whole PortableApps suite, and get settings in files rather than registry.

https://portableapps.com/apps/internet/putty_portable
Sounds doable. If there is a issue with global state, I'll isolate it. I think an accessible API would be a good feature.

If you have a github account, feel free to make an issue. If not I'll make one after I get some sleep; I've been awake for far too long.
Also some of the companies adopting Rust, like Microsoft and Google, are also the companies with a couple of key people seating at ISO C++, and pushing for adopting Rust ideas into C++.
Know how I know you've never worked on a data science project with someone who doesn't know what they are doing in the slightest?

Reword your entire sentiment towards programming and you get something like this:

"What do you care if a 'programmer' doesn't know what a variable is?"

The reality is that, like programming, there are some simple things (throw features into a random forest and get an adequate model) but if you actually want to drive value in any data science role you must be knowledgeable about the details of what you are doing and you must know exactly how these algorithms work to avoid ruinous pitfalls.
I think that depends on definition of "forced".

If I stop working, I'll get kicked out of my house and will probably die of hunger. Does it mean I am forced to work?
Indeed. But you still need multiple versions installed, which means you have to sidestep package managers (and generally common usage practices); which is really inconvenient if you have multiple systems with different os’s and distros.
Psychiatry doesn't need a biological theory, it needs a different approach to service delivery.

Somebody I knew drank antifreeze one day, decided he didn't want to die after all, then went to the emergency room. His family wondered where he was for 36 hours and then they found out.

A week or so later he went to a scheduled appointment at a psychiatrist's office, had to fill out his name 10 times and then tell it to 5 different people and was so enraged by the cluelessness that he went home and hung himself that night. That time he succeeded.

E-room workers are trained to believe that the vast majority of suicide attempters are seeking attention. That's true.
Inside that population, however, are a small fraction of
completers for which a suicide attempt is the mental health
equivalent of a heart attack.

Unfortunately books have a long half life. People are still influenced by R.D. Laing, Thomas Szasz, L. Ron Hubbard, and Erving Goffmann long after Ronald Reagan set the insane "free" to roam on the streets. Involuntary commitment was a problem in the 1950s, but today it can seem impossible to check into a mental hospital even for a person who is in a full-blown psychotic crisis.
Quake and Quake II didn't actually use Glide but a MiniGL wrapper for translating the OpenGL calls.
> Everyone knows that debugging is twice as hard as writing a program in the first place. So if you're as clever as you can be when you write it, how will you ever debug it?

By taking twice as long to debug it ?
Sure, but without checked exceptions, the compiler won’t tell you whether you’re catching/wrapping the right exceptions in the right places.
I love the 2D graph. Zooming in is a much better way to see language popularity for github vs. stack overflow.

I was pleasantly surprised at the popularity of Haskell.
Have you ever tried to convince someone to pay for something they believe they can get for free? The number of people who will pay monthly for user-respecting basic fundamentals like email is shockingly small.

How much do you pay for your email?
A generally healthy person may need a few Ibuprofen per year if any at all. Ibuprofen or Paracetamol are not M&M.
And if you actually need so much painkillers you definitely should see a physician!
The background on https://chybeta.github.io/2019/03/16/Analysis-for%E3%80%90CV... is extremely distracting (especially on mobile).

Having things wandering across the screen draws the eye away from the content you are trying to read.
That's flat out wrong. Mastodon has over 2 million active users now, so you're not tweeting alone there, and there is not one single network. Different instances federate with each other, and there are lots of different subgroups that focus on all kinds of topics and interests. The model more akin to Reddit subreddits than Twitter in that regard.
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Doesn't help if they have your prescription saved in a database
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Mind if I ask how old these friends are? This seems like more of a general age thing. I'm 26 and wouldn't even begin to compare watching a concert on Youtube to actually being there. I've watched Stop Making Sense 1,000 times but it would still be my first stop in a time machine.
Agreed that doing that would be taking this idea too far. A better bar to aim for is quoted in the article:

> You should attempt to re-express your target’s position so clearly, vividly, and fairly that your target says, “Thanks, I wish I’d thought of putting it that way.”
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I clicked but I still don't know who's #1 on Hillary's list.
Almost every OS that has offered C and POSIX has floundered without getting traction, too.

The number of operating systems that have succeeded in any real way is tiny, and probably not big enough to draw any conclusions from. None of the major players today got to where they are now by following the conventional wisdom of their day. I assume the next big OS (or three) will similarly succeed by breaking all the rules we thought we knew.
"some DNA has held up thousands of years"
Not entirely true, it's hard to tell which mutations may have happened without an original reference
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There is not, though we have historical rankings for the top 20 available here: https://redmonk.com/rstephens/2019/03/20/redmonk-top-20-lang...
It depends on your customers. Will they have the right version of python? Will they install the Java runtime environment and the correct one (I assume that is a thing, but I'm not Java person)?

Or you can skip all of that and just use Go that runs as a single, stand alone binary and very likely uses less memory than Java.
From March 4th. Please remove this.
In the US a drugstore's information falls under HIPAA which isn't perfect but does force some compliance at risk of large fines. HIPAA basically doesn't allow identified information to be shared except specifically related to treating or paying for your illness. Unlike a fly by night app a drugstore has a physical presence which means that tracking them down to fine is easier.
Ah, that would make more sense, although it's an odd way to phrase it. Surely the first is an hourly wage and the second is (presumably) the annual wage.

I assumed OP was talking about income from other sources than your primary employment, e.g. investments, secondary jobs, side hustles of some sort.
Great. I'll do this later today. Thanks.
No need to apologize, I am happy to be corrected.

But that still means that if you disengage MCAS, you have a plane that flies out of certification specs (and by extension, out of the training), then?
Huh - what do you mean, I know one v UK big tech employer that had major gaps for Women , Disabled and LGBT staff.
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