skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
One example: They give you a window for shopping Mortgage rates so that you only have 1 inquiry impacting your score. Outside of that window, other inquiries will impact your score.
I thought that the Patriot Act episode on “why doing taxes is so hard” was a great summary on this subject. https://www.netflix.com/title/80239931?s=i&trkid=13747225
Why SQL is your key to querying Kafka
... and motion sensor
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OK, someone missed out on her fundamental human right to be shown a handbag. Not pleasant, but not a real worry.
How do they handle the licensing of JS and CSS ?
Maybe so but to me it seems achievable. Lot's of other countries have such a system. Why would it be so much harder to achieve here?

Also it seems to me we don't have much to lose. Our choices were: pay intuit or give our personal information to creditkarma to do god knows what with. Now we don't even have that.
Staff may go to schools even when they're closed for students. That may not have been the case there, but cleaning a "closed" school isn't necessarily ridiculous.
Did you try https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psyllium ?

"One study of 28 subjects looked specifically at whether psyllium husk plays a role in patients with irritable bowel syndrome, discovering that psyllium husk eliminated symptoms"

https://selfhacked.com/blog/psyllium-husk/
https://selfhacked.com/blog/irritable-bowel-syndrome/
And fingerprint sensor. They stupidly didn't announce whether the two upcoming phones will have those things, so people who want a better processor or 5g will just have to wait.
ByteDance Founder Zhang Yiming's Letter to Employees on TikTok US Sale
The Lincoln Project is mostly a group of ad guys who would normally get paid at this time of year but have made themselves anathema for the time being from their traditional customers. They've just pivoted because the smart money is on getting funding from Trump oppo groups.
The smartest thing for me to recommend is to find someone who understand comorbidies and how they have traditionally worked in healthcare, cause of death, and so on. They'll explain it quicker than I can. You're also more likely to listen to someone you know.

That aside, you're assuming that any incremental death can be attributed to Covid and only to Covid. That's a false and unscientific assumption. Futhermore, in a country with the obesity rate of the USA's it's foolish to believe that Covid is the only thing leading to death. There's a reason it's called morbidly obese.
I know plenty of people that get along just fine with their 802.11b routers.

And even a 10+ year old b/g router can handle 4k streaming.
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A 100% cash portfolio is highly exposed to inflation.
Fluid dynamics are notoriously complicated. And AFAIK we also lack good models for how long any particular aerosol cloud remains dangerous over time / travel-distance. That makes it really hard for (most?) anyone to quantify the risk level of a particular environment, or to design a mitigation with well-understood risk/cost tradeoffs.

Compare that to a simple ballistic model, where:

- most adults can intuitively grasp and apply such a model, and

- it's somewhat easier to calculate a risk/cost tradeoff for mitigations.
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I see the same thing. I see a fair number for businesses actually in my town.
Wow that's so interesting. What problems were you experiencing with peripheral nerves? I have also developed these problems recently. I had a colonoscopy where I had to chug a bunch of polyethylene glycol and after that I've had fluctuating levels of numbness (peripheral neuropahy? I am assuming) in both of my hands. I have no idea the pathology here.. electrolyte problems? Docs aren't even investigating.

My GPs seem to think I am insane and that this is all induced by "stress and anxiety" since my bloodwork is for the most part normal—although in the past months it's been teetering on the verge of becoming problematic in some areas. Because of this, they write most of my symptoms off.

Was there something that you said specifically that caused them to prescribe that or it was just after describing your symptoms? I feel like if I go in saying "well I read about this SSRI on the internet"... instead the psych ward is going to be their next prescription for me.
That seems so backwards if truly a factor. The Chromecast should make things easier for people who don't want to bother with cords, not prevent people from using cords if they really want/need it.
I was implying that the WSJ is generally conservative, and the only examples they give of free sites are (uber / crazy) conservative. I've subscribed to the WSJ for 15 years and read it daily. Their iPad app is beautiful.
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That's ... not a massive loophole used to hide money from taxation?
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There's a link between his social views and economics as a mainstream discipline.
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If that is the strategy — evangelizing the Classics by naming products that sound vaguely like diseases that encourage further research — I’d have to agree and say more power to them.
I can't exactly modulate my vocal chords to send a file. But I think you're right, using some sort of high-frequency beacon tone like what they use for the creeping tracking identifiers might be an option.
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SentiLink is first company in US to do real-time SSN verifications
Because ARM decided to "relabel" their 32-bit architecture as AArch32 and the 64b one as AArch64, and most people just followed with that to avoid confusion.

Furthermore "ARM64" collides a slight bit with ISA revisions naming scheme, which is of the form ARMvX-<variant>.
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It's not really an issue on "desktop class" devices you want to run Linux on and similar to x86 in practice. When people say "modern ARM devices" they are always talking about 64-bit ARMv8. Of those available chips, there simply aren't many differences in terms of available ISA features. All of the "real" differences come down to microarchitectural ones e.g. Cortex-A53 vs Cortex-A55 or whatever. But Linux distros don't need to maintain builds for all of those uarchs, anymore than Debian needs to maintain separate builds for "Haswell vs Skylake vs Zen2" on x86. You can of course compile from source and make this distinction yourself. But it's basically par for the course, like it has been in the x86 world for a while.

The reasons most ARM devices require special "builds" for $YOUR_FAVORITE_OS almost entirely comes down to bootloader/peripheral nonsense. There wasn't (until recently) any standardized way to discover devices attached to your favorite ARM chip, nor any standard boot protocol, like we have in the x86 world. Therefore every device needed its own little description of the attached peripherals and (often) needed a little support in the bootloader -- uboot -- to accompany it. Therefore there are normally device-specific kernel/bootloader packages in your favorite distro, and specific installation instructions, but not every package needs this treatment. Once you install the distro, you can use the same ARM userspace binaries/packages as any other device, more or less.

However, ARM is now settling on ACPI/UEFI like in the x86 world to handle booting and peripheral discovery in a generic manner. You can, for example, use UEFI/TianoCore on the Raspberry Pi 4 today, and boot generic ARMv8 distro images of your choosing, just like you do with x86 systems.
Nothing will ever beat the T430. Oh the keyboard, the trackpoint, the disabled trackpad...

Have one at work and doing everything I can to avoid the upgrade-bulldozer-team finding me.

Bought many refurbished in perfect state. I plan to hoard them till I die, one every ten year (worst case). Need to up my battery cell expertise level for that...

Heirlooms maybe.

Oh the glee of taking it /by the screen/, to not worry the thing's gonna break...
I made my statement based on when it was last updated. It appears it’s in a stable, security-fix-only mode. I consider this similar to discontinued products of other kinds — Google recognizes here that there’s more goodwill in making sure OnHub still works, but it really wants you to buy new hardware. This will be more visibly true when a Wi-Fi 6E device appears, I expect.
(worth adding: remote but requires US work authorization and within US timezone)
> it only informs burglars there are guns to be stolen.

I'd think twice before breaking into a house to steal the owner's gun.
It seems easier and safer to try another place and steal something else of similar or higher value.
Im starting to wonder if it’s going to be eventually cheaper for Intuit themselves if they hadn’t have been successful. It’s gonna be really expensive to buy every financial tracking startup when all you need to do for a liquidity event is pump out a free irs form-filler.
Who said governments don't tax capital gains for fiat currencies? Honestly, it's pretty much the same thing. Example : https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/tax/individ...
Is a better distinction Dry Airborne vs Wet Airborne? There is still particle size to consider I guess.
I categorically disagree. Most journalists just quote someone they deem to be an expert on a topic. On topics that interest you, you're better served to do some research and find the experts for yourself.
They already bricked Revolve home automation devices from their Nest department.
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> Tax rules change almost weekly sometimes more for states, this requires fast acting changes to the workflow engine, coordniation with IRS etc.

But, the tax rules are changed _by the government_.

I'm no saying I think the government built program will be the best one out there, but nobody is saying it needs to be the only option - just that the IRS should be allowed to help it's constituents.
Open debate is certainly nice but sadly both Alex and the spinster.xyz administration and users prefer offer troll responses and insult people behind their backs rather than engage in discussion.
Heck, we need an "executive summary" for every article posted through Hacker News . . . .
You know infections occur outside of gyms and restaurants and bars, right? Places like grocery stores, homes, doctors offices, places people HAVE to go. You get infected at a gym, infect someone at the grocery store, and they infect their parent at home, and that parent dies. Good job! You made a great health choice for them.
Cryptocurrency Has Changed the Future of Digital Payments
Watched it. Not bad but I hated the re-enactments.
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do you use webrender?
It's important to remember that C++ doesn't define an ABI, so you'd have to focus on specific compilers' ABIs.
Mortgages and car loan pre-approvals definitely involve a hard pull—but the effect is temporary and only a few points, so it is still very much worth shopping around for the best rate. AFAIK some credit cards will let you do a soft pull to see if you would be approved, but still need a hard inquiry before opening the account.
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After a little research it looks like aarch64 (Arm ARCHitecture 64-bit) is the official name. ARM64 comes from the previously closed source llvm backend for aarch64 made by Apple: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTY5ODk, but is now used as shorthand, like x64.
To be fair to the critics, there is a difference between posting a blog post about laws of UX and creating a site with a domain of 'lawsofux.com' dedicated to the practice. In this case, I would assume that the site I am interacting with is trying to adhere to its rules how it interprets them.
I think the bigger issue is that the summary is a misrepresentation of what he said. At least, I don't see where he "warned that start-up investments would dry up".
I don't know if there's data specific to SARS-CoV-2, but this is the mechanism behind inoculation (as opposed to vaccination). This method was used to reduce smallpox deaths before vaccination had been developed.
There’s a number of direct answers below, so I’ll give you a more philosophical one: privacy is in direct conflict with Google’s business model and thus it is impossible for them to deliver privacy in good form without jeopardizing their business.