skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So utilizing information discovered or obtained from independent researches from public sources and personal expertise to trade is not inside trading, albeit how your conclusions are asymmetrical, inaccessible to others, or how impactful they are - since it's inherently no difference from any other type of market analysis, and it's literally the job of financial analysts. And it's also the function of the market: take all these trades as inputs, calculate its output - current price.

Makes perfect sense to me now. I now realized I've some serious misunderstanding of insider trading. Thanks for clearing it up for me.
> without looking down??

no.
Blackstone Group Warns of the Mother of All Bubbles
new mac

seven characters, 0.0060 bad, 0.9940 good
"Show HN" Bad: 0.0002 - Good: 0.9998

"Warning: bad economist" Bad: 0.0001 - Good: 0.9999

"Warning: bad artificial intelligence" Bad: 1.0000 - Good: 0.0000
You can get pretty far by modeling humans as 1/2 bacteria and 1/2 beagle.
Thanks for contributing. As I wrote, I'm not expert in GAM. The point of the article is to explain the process.
>This is not about the US citizenry but about the state.

So "stop dealing with the USA" is supposed to mean stop dealing with the US government? I don't think so.
That's some properly fucked up logic of yours, to be polite. Literally every sentence is garbage from my perspective, pointing to crappy mindset/lifestyle of desire of approval by others.

This is NOT how happy long lasting marriages are done these days. I would argue that even any days. But reality is, most people are not really happy in their lives, somehow 'lost' drifting around, and combined with sheepish mentality they can accrue this mindset of 'if he spent enough money on some piece of rock then and only then he must really love me, otherwise not', because others are saying so. Desperately immature.

If others are saying so, it must be right, no? Well, in this case, no. Some people take lifetime to understand this simple truth, some are fast learners (ideally from other's mistakes), and of course some never learn.
Wonder if Starlink and other LEO internet services will make rural living accessible to high salary remote workers. While the rural lifestyle isn't for everyone, it's the extreme that would also open the door to exurban and small town living. Add in online shopping and ever evolving streaming entertainment options, it wouldn't be surprising if many small towns and rural areas saw new migration into them.
Linguists Are Using Urban Dictionary
>I'd say the use for personal identification is cross-platform linking of users.

Its "this person watched this, so they would also be interested in this video and this ad." You can't make this anonymous and near as useful, and it is currently YouTube and Google's premium money maker.

Most other data is already available with a little work, providing the data you describe doesn't help competition that much.
I remember going to A16Z a few years ago, and everybody was called Partner. Looking at Connie's LinkedIn profile it looks like she too was "Partner" and then promoted to "General Partner". Does that mean the "Partner" title is kinda BS and they only really mean Partner when you are a GP?
I wonder what the performance costs of those ACL checks are.
Could it be a limitation in thickness? Laptop display assemblies are thin, which means you need a very small lens and as a result probably can only fit a very small sensor. There's a lot more room for camera modules in phones.
When I was searching for a new laptop, I stumbled upon this comment from a System76 employee that goes into more depth about the work they do on new laptops that seems more than just relabelling Clevo laptops.

https://old.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/5umefi/system76_refr...

At the end, I went for a Lenovo V330 on sale since I couldn't justify the price of System76 plus shipping outside the US at the time.

Disclaimer: I'm not affiliated with System76 in any way and have never owned a System76 laptop.
> electrical conductivity

Diamonds are insulators (apart from boron-doped blue diamonds, which can be semiconductors).
So they are in for a surprise, because even on FOSS friendly OSes programming languages aren't installed by default unless one choses either full installation or a development profile.
Weren't they already buying the data from mastercard and visa?
Elon Musk Says Brexit Made Him Decide Against Tesla Gigafactory in UK
I hate that you had to deal with those types of trials, and really wish things had been a lot smoother for you.

But, I'm not exactly sure what your point is.
Where did you get yours upgraded? I have a 2014 Macbook Air but I'm thinking most 3rd party shops won't touch an Air for upgrades
Your personal values are eccentric and not representative of the norm.
> Being "distributed" over p2p/federated architecture opposes the end-user convenience of search/discovery/ranking/recommendations because of speed-of-light limitations.

Speed of light is not the bottleneck in reaching 1000ms search response time anywhere on earth. Calling it a speed-of-light limitation does a disservice to your point, which really is that querying many peers for search results is slow, for reasons that have nothing to do with the speed of light.

> E.g. the central index of metadata says "www.johndoehomeserver.com" has a tutorial video for Algebra but when you actually stream the video from "johndoehomeserver.com", you get a spam video for Viagra instead of math instruction.

That some video content may not reflect its supposed category or title is not a new problem, is it?
This I think, is the source of much of the disagreement:

1) whether content should be judged on it's intended vs perceived meaning

2) whether we should make an effort to reduce everything to be understandable to the lowest common denominator.
Where did you find the moissanite?

My wife wants to upgrade her diamond and I think she is convinced that moissanite is a good substitute.

But I find that moissanite is still far more expensive than I expected (for 1.5 carats, it wasn't 2% of the price of a diamond).

But maybe I'm looking in the wrong places.

If you don't mind me asking. Where did you find yours?
That is the case for most stocks. 63% lose money. 35% make back the money the first 63% lost, and then the last 3% drive the insane gains.
Indeed, never even crossed my mind to set the escape key to meta, definitely not a default even for Cocoa emacs.
Guessing because desoldering is so time-consuming.
Very elegant.
They had some bumbled early attempts to get online that probably were held up as examples of why their retail business would succeed. Sears was a co-founder of Prodigy the online service and had a web store on it in the late 80s/early 90s.
In socioeconomic terms the north-south divide is much more pronounced than the east-west divide.

Politically, east-west is obviously dominant.
Where did you buy the moissanite stone?
Like ginko says, it probably wouldn't. Verilator still requires you to model at a very low level (sythesizable RTL), much lower than this article is describing. That detailed of a model is going to be slower than what you can do without that restriction.

Now, that's not to say that it wouldn't be good enough, i.e., fast enough that your games would still be playable. It's an interesting idea.
https://www.boxx.com/ https://system76.com/ These companies are doing fine. There are more like them. Unless you are saying they are not major hardware companies?
So Facebook has something to hide. And you are exercising civil disobedience, which means that you also have something to hide. This argument isn't just sophistry. Think about it.
It's a custom built theme by us.
Motor control for a pretty high number of motors.

There's rumors that a couple of the big cloud vendors use them on network cards for SDN.

Integration with non standard peripherals like ku band radios on a satellite.
Not everyone.
Prediction: These comments will be obscenely hostile toward the new device, yet the new device will rank among Apple's best selling computers to-date.
See also what credit card companies did to Wikileaks; i.e. they simply refused all their cardholders to donate money to Wikileaks.
I think that a secret ballot is fundamentally incompatible with an incorruptible voting system. As long as an individual cannot check that their vote has been properly recorded, which ballot secrecy renders impossible, there will be room for shenanigans.

Such secrecy clearly has benefits, like preventing much in the way of paying, or intimidating, for votes. But it also has a clear cost, namely in reducing the trustworthiness of the results. I'd choose trustworthiness, but I understand why many choose secrecy instead.

I'd sure like to be convinced that this isn't such a dilemma and that there's a way to have both. But a marginally better voting machine isn't it.
When doing conference calls with clients and vendors. We have high quality cameras in our conference rooms for a reason.
The title of the article should be "I do not want the future to be retro" or, more honestly: "I do not want the future to be traditional."

Given the authors biography, frequent relocation amongst expensive, elite international cities, this is not surprising. The fact that the author ended up settling in Paris, however, is very funny.
Bootstrapping Libc with Newlib
> a general attitude of being the masters of the world

Sounds like you don't appreciate the regional and resource stability that the US military brings to your country. You probably just take it for granted that cargo ships can travel freely and trade without worry of being attacked. Global trade wasn't this risk-free before the US navy became "masters of the world".

Maybe we need to dissolve NATO then because clearly the EU does not see defense as a priority and puts little to no effort protecting its interests since the US takes care of it. I vote the US pull out of NATO and stop being "masters of the world" in the middle east, protecting shipping lanes with the navy, etc. EU can protect its own interests with its own defense budget. Good luck.
There is no more sugar in skimmed milk vs. full fat.
Could be that they are not ready to support that amount of spike in traffic in their FaceTime services, so it's a way to limit it by not beefing up the cameras.
Those are very good questions. I have a feeling that Intel is looking into this now that they have purchased Altera.
the # will be discarded after the tokenization of the title, so the winner really is C, rsrs.
Now try it with a stroller and multiple crying children.
It's worth it if you travel internationally as you can just show up in (nearly) any country and not get gouged on data. Also, that price isn't bad for the U.S.
> Also specifically with Xilinx they seem to have zero consideration for basic version control and create/duplicate/modify an explosion of files and cached versions of files.

There is an ugly feedback loop here. HDL tools interact poorly with version control -> it is difficult to collaborate using those tools -> HDL engineers would rather silo up than fight the tools -> no pressure to improve tools' support for version control.
Thanks Brexit, otherwise it would have been in UK as per Elon:
https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/tesla/108395/tesla-gigafactory...
People pay a lot of money for what is in reality an abridged notebook.

"Look, we give you your Esc and arrow keys back"

it's a scam.
Mind you, in the past there were no diamond rings. Diamond rings are an invention of DeBeers in 30s, because nobody was buying diamonds they keep digging out of earth.
Der Postillon:

Musk: "We chose Berlin as the location because it has the only CO2-free airport in the world"

https://www.der-postillon.com/2019/11/tesla-ber.html
That's a good point. But I suppose this post is mostly about laptops and laptop keyboards don't typically have those groupings.
Quantum Speedups Need Structure
Mastercard sells your data to advertisers for targeting with programmatic display, video etc. I suspect Google is just trying to do the same thing.
This is interesting. I don't have a touchbar model (yet) so I'm unfamiliar with the API. But it seems to me like the best way to utilize it would be to allow the user to reserve some fraction of it for global shortcuts/controls/macros, and the rest for the in focus app.
But when not looking at the keyboard, having full height left and right arrow keys makes them feel just like the nearby Option and ? keys. Having a distinct arrow-key-group shape makes them easier to locate by touch.
To be fair, everyone who took computer typing should have the entire keyboard memorized. I know I can touch type a full keyboard and even use shift+keys as touch typing. You are projecting your own lack of keyboard knowledge.
You are reading a news site run by a Venture Capital company. I feel like you should know what VC means.
I lived in the downtown of a major metro for close to two decades. Many of my neighbors vowed to raise urban street smart kids but when the children actually came plans changed. They'd quickly discover their current condo wasn't large enough, so they'd upgrade to something larger. Then transition to a townhouse and eventually a detached single family home, though often inside the city limits. Once they hit school age, things split between those who could afford private school and those who made convoluted excuses as to why the nearby inner city school wasn't appropriate for their child and then move somewhere else. Most often to the suburbs but sometimes to wealthier part of town. I moved away before any of the children became teenagers but it would be interesting to check in and see how things evolve once that happens.
yes you are right..https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxgfWr9FvyM
Client I'm working for:

* SAP -> SAP services -> tableau.
* Some depts use Excel -> Python -> tableau.
Likewise, still using my mid-2015 15" rMBP.
America's Quietist Routes
See, for example: https://www.cnbc.com/2016/07/20/birkenstock-quits-amazon-in-...
“Sea-Thru” Brings Clarity to Underwater Photos
Thank you. Traveling is generally pretty boring to me (especially after the first couple times visitng somewhere.) Making things with friends though, amazing time.
4: Whenever possible (which is, in most cases except for huge and/or super cheap items), incorporate shipping costs into the cost of the product. Then you can say: "Free shipping!"
So, how can a person like me take advantage of this?

This seems like a great arbitrage situation.

Where would one find these diamonds that no one wants to buy?

I hear these stories, but it seems like everyone that is selling a used diamond is still asking top price for it.
I've always preferred the results page corrections for spelling.

I'm more ok with the extra step, if it's my fault for misspelling.

Less so if I have to take an extra step to correct Google's inaccurate "correction."
Show HN: Cleanest Linux Productivity and Development Environment Using Manjaro
Hello all,

I've just published a guide for a clean Manjaro Linux based productivity and development machine. If you want to check it out:

* YouTube (video with narrative + examples): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6A8rwX2J2HA

* Article: https://quanticdev.com/articles/manjaro-linux-productivity-machine

Outline of the video and the article:
* Why use Linux?
* Why NOT to use Linux?
* Comparison to Mac and Windows
* Package Manager Comparison
* Manjaro: Pamac
* Mac: Homebrew
* Windows: Chocolatey
* Why Manjaro?
* Hardware Setup
* OS and App Installations
* Use Case Example: Software Development
* Use Case Example: General Productivity

All feedback is welcome.
Labor law is federal and exactly the same.
People buy all kind of weird things on amazon, toilet paper, shoes, fresh vegetables &c. Convenience is king
The latter. Maybe it's not that hard to learn but I suppose I've never really felt inclined to try and touch type since hitting the wrong function key can have a higher "cost" than just typing a wrong letter. Bringing up a help dialog, going full screen, developer console, etc.
True.

But neither Gruber nor Marco Arment [1] liked it out of the box. Marco did buy one - he buys everything. You can listen to his review on the latest Accidental Tech Podcast.

[1] just for those who don’t know, Arment is probably one of the best known indie IOS developers and the creator of Instapaper and the first developer for Tumblr.
Act locally, connect globally with IoT and edge computing
“Threat model is so strict” is weird to say when any ad network can access any and all memory on your desktop potentially.

That’s a very wide attack scope.
Does AI Have a Place in Medicine?
Escape key issue was so bad that a lot of my devs mapped caps lock to the escape key. Butterfly keyboard also has some weird workarounds with people carrying around mechanical keyboard.
Here's the full list. The sheer size of it blows my mind whenever I look at it.
https://killedbygoogle.com/
You can feel however you want about power, about not joining a union, about not paying dues, but the employer always has more power than the employee; they pay you a small fraction of the value you produce for them, you collect a paycheck at their leisure, and they can replace you more easily than you can find another job.

The employer has a workforce and resources at their disposal, you bring to the table only your time. You can eschew unions all you want, but it's simply untrue to state that "a union is no more pure than management."

I'm sorry you feel condescended to to be told this, presumably yet again. Perhaps we can find a way to preserve your feelings, because condescension isn't my intent; I'm just trying to address a century's worth of anti-union propaganda.

By the way, labor organizing is significantly harder than volunteering at a soup kitchen. In the past, employers have hired private armies (the Pinkertons, etc) to attack and kill labor organizers; these days, despite it being illegal, employers often fire workers for legally-protected labor organizing activity. No one's being fired from a soup kitchen.
The touchbar has a lot of uses for many people. Developers may not see that much benefit from it (unless they use a native IDE or text editor), but for people who use native apps, the touchbar can be really useful.

Getting a physical escape key back and going with a more reliable keyboard design are big wins.
Sure. But with Google you will lose your bank account by making a comment on youtube livestream.

It was here on HN few days ago. Streamer asked people to spam the chat just like in twitch, youtubes automated systems banned viewers who obliged locking them out of all google products, gmail etc.

Now imagine losing also your banking due to things like that.
Recently, Google suspended accounts for using Emoji comments on YouTube. This is the whole account, including Gmail access[1].

Now imaging your checking account also got disabled because some bot decided that you looked suspicious.

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWaz7ofl5wQ&feature=youtu.be
It is common to misunderstand what "well regulated" meant at the time of writing. (It did not mean having "rules" or "governance;" rather, it simply meant "working well" for its purpose. And the "mission" is stated right there: it is to ensure the "security of a free state." One person may not be enough - but it's a start.)
I think the OP intended the inverse - that the fictional story was inspired by the description of the real life object.
I just find uneven bezels ugly. And I think symmetry as a beauty factor is quite widespread :)
SARs do not automatically result in you being booted out. SARs are objective in nature and the criteria is well defined.

I’d you have ever deposited more than 10k in cash or received a 25k+ wire, you probably has a SAR created for that transaction.
The Invisible Victims of Traumatic Brain Injury
The Primitives of Phoenix LiveView
Me three. I'm even seriously considering having Apple replace the battery in mine (it was swelling a few years ago)
They already sell the Magic Keyboard, and I have one on my desk: https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MLA22LL/A/magic-keyboard-...
It can work it's just harder. If you're looking to advertise and you have a limited budget I would suggest Google search ads. Honestly though with limited budget you're likely better suited to doing some combination of PR + SEO + Content marketing and using the cash you would have spent on ads to enhance those efforts. Once you've got your funnel figured out then you can expand into paid advertising.
New measurement yields smaller proton radius
Most funds these days, at large firms, are fully deployed within three years. So a ten year fund still has 7 years left on the clock, and then there are ways to extend the clock beyond that.

The huge winners take even longer to reach a liquidity point, and this class of investors are very patient.
Citation needed? You're either intentionally or unintentionally spreading FUD.
I can do it. Show desktop, brightness, media keys, debugging keys. My fingers know them.

I went with a 13" Air this time around. I still have physical function keys, and the fingerprint reader which I like.

Unfortunately, I'm still subject to the quality problems. I'm four months post-purchase, two weeks out of my first keyboard repair(!), and my caps lock and Q keys are already starting to go. :(
Vivian Darkbloom is not a exactly a coauthor, but what an exquisitely chosen name for a character.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lolita
Yes, and some good replies there. I reserve judgement - we all should, SO has been very secretive with docs and public only in accusations.

But I do feel that a big corporation who's apparently acted badly, vs one individual who appears well-intentioned, is something worth posting to HN.
Insert "for a week" to get "Bad: 0.0016 - Good: 0.9986"
Plus many people fall in love with their first language, which is very often JavaScript. In an earlier era this seemed to happen quite a bit with Pascal, likely because it was a common teaching language.
To be fair, mapping caps to escape has been a thing for years and years. I started doing that once I learned vim about five years back, when I still had an older MacBook Air with a physical escape key.