skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Both have a place but are generally used differently. Below is my opinion of the two, though you could in theory use these systems differently.

Airflow executes repeatable processes, usually on a schedule. You probably won’t want to use airflow to kick off a process per user - an airflow run is “heavy”. Within a run you would usually run Spark or the like to move and transform large heaps of data. Airflow makes for a good orchestrator that makes sure all the jobs are run in the right order. Airflow is best used as a better structured version of shell scripts to create reporting and data science pipelines once an hour.

Celery is more of a task executor. I don’t have as much experience with celery specifically, but generally background work systems like celery are built as a way to reliably do work asynchronously from a user request. Think async api calls - e.g. sending emails. You could just do in another thread (or just don’t await in node and let it happen somewhere), but you want something to monitor that these things are done even in the face of kill -9. Systems like Celery tend to perform better when there aren’t dependencies between messages, and messages are small - e.g. dealing with a single user. Usage of celery-like systems also tends to be real-time - you want it done asynchronously, but “sooner than tomorrow.”
I knew someone that this exact thing happened to. Literally the casual encounters section with different women (many older) over months, and a bad choice /poor judgement one day that lead to arrest and conviction. For him, ultimately it added up to a huge pain in the ass for years but he didn't do prison time. It appears that many aren't as lucky or resourced.

It's easy to judge harshly based on the topic, but all I can say like TFA is that many of these people have no prior history and this type of police activity likely leads to just ruining as many lives as are being protected. Its similar to living in a gated community or such; a false sense of security with questionable effectiveness.

A lot of the harm for those who get caught up in this came from the Adam Walsh Act (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam_Walsh_Child_Protection_...) which required mandatory minimums that have now been successfully challenged in courts. If you read about Adam Walsh's story, while tragic the circumstances had nothing to do with a sexual predator type situation, and could be judged as negligence by a couple adults responsible for Adam's safety the day of his disappearance.

What I would hope everyone could support is possibly leaving these stings in place but allowing first time offenders the ability to rectify the situation like the person I knew by participating in ongoing therapy and reasonable monitoring to ensure they do not pose a threat to society, and stepping things back a bit with labeling them as offenders when no actual victim was harmed and there were no priors.
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For me personally switching has been surprisingly transparent.
"Modular arithmetic leading to group theory" can also lead to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyominoes:_Puzzles,_Patterns... , which is the book that made a lot of theory CS click for me.

(The Cuisenaire colours would make a nice alternative to resistor colours for low-bandwidth covert channels. I enjoyed one of the Aubrey/Maturin books in which the ballroom has been decorated with the following signal flags: http://tmg110.tripod.com/SigFl/sig-1.gif , encouraging the maritime wallflowers who could read them to "engage the enemy more closely.")
I wonder how far off we are from eink with something like 16 bit color and a refresh rate of something like 20hz. A decade away? Or is it impossible?
Holy shit I knew the situation in Serbia is bad but not that it is this bad.
Can't what?
I paste meeting ID (eg 99999) on this address:

https://zoom.us/wc/join/99999
> so I don't actually need something like this, but I want it.

I understand what you mean but it makes me uncomfortable.

> there are plenty of people who are hacking on it.

https://github.com/reHackable/awesome-reMarkable Has many great examples indeed.

I was remembering mostly as binary patches on the UI components and it seems that it developed further, with source project on GitHub...
I feel a lot more comfortable with this kind of community than with Android mods, which always felt like colourful forum posts Over git, binary packages over source and leet speak over documentation.

In the mean time, no one has come with a way to export Apple iOS notes to markdown + images.
What is the difference between a borrowed dollar and an inflationary dollar?
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A very common thing I see is smart people with low self-confidence/self-esteem. They have a belief that they're not good enough to "make it" or that they're not deserving. They will of course not get rich, because they never really try.

Conversely I see not-so-smart people who do make it, because they're confident and believe they'll make it.

I think success is much more dependent on mentality than smarts, but people focus on smarts because it is somewhat quantifiable.
It's a good question, though one could argue that, if you fail to hurt a person there is no "murder victim", but there is an "attempted murder victim". If you actually make the attempt. If you only "plan" to murder someone, then never go attempt to go through with your plan, I don't believe you have committed a crime. You have the cross the line of taking direct action to initiate the action. Though if you plan with others, "conspiracy" to commit a crime is itself illegal, even if you don't take other action to act on it.

The plot loophole in Minority Report is that they could have just stayed near the victim to protect him/her and waited until the perpetrator actually crossed the line of making an attempt, and arrested the person for attempted murder. Forget the whole central dilemma of the movie.
Even though it's a very sad story, that comment made me laugh.
You don't have to trust any counterparty, everything is able to verified checking a hash output or key pair.
Facebook does monkey with posts to rival services and has done for a long time.

https://thenextweb.com/facebook/2015/07/22/facebook-throws-s...
Nuclear is an inherently centralized technology, in contrast to solar and wind which can be controlled at a more local level, even down to the individual home owner and land owner. Even with small plants purported to be in the works, the cost scale is not in reach of an individual family like solar panels can be. That centralization of nuclear brings with it things like corruption, taxation, cost overruns, and cleanup costs that are not accounted for in the lifetime of the politicians whose buddies are benefitting from the contracts. So I wouldn't say the higher bar is unreasonable.
I think the primary fallacy in the theory is confusing companies like Waymo with companies like Tesla, and mingling their (in)capabilities.

Both have a very different approach in trying to get to self-driving, and when combining what both can't do, it would seem nobody can do anything. And whilst both throw out their fair share of "demo videos" (=advertising), they have different track records for what they can (and actually do), and what they can't (but claim to do).
Most of that document is redacted. The first key judgment even seems to be in the spirit of my quote, contradicting that there's any real infiltration. Aside from a reference to one specific person and the KKK it's just full of hypotheticals: "they could", "which can", "they can benefit."

The fact that "ghost skins" exist does not suggest that they're any more numerous but it sure makes an attractive runaway conspiracy that of course can't be disproved.

My quote is completely in context, he mentions nothing about openness of affiliation in the paragraph before or after. In fact he weakens his own argument by jumping from pointing out a handful of alleged white supremacist connections since 2000 to "hundreds of federal, state, and local law enforcement officials participating in racist, nativist, and sexist social media activity" - posting memes seems like a bit of a step down from being a member of a white supremacist militia.

And my ad hominem is completely relevant considering that he has burned professional bridges and has no incentive to be subtle or nuanced about a politically charged topic.

As I said, fear, uncertainty and doubt. Glad to come back to this thread and see that it was flagged.
There is no reason to spend time on it. Pick a standard, create some shared editor config files or have the linter fix the code as part of the build (like gofmt).
There are lots of 'victimless' crimes - speeding in your car (reckless driving), buying drugs to consume yourself (use of controlled substances), planning to murder your partner (conspiracy). The victim is either 'society' or the person committing the crime. If you commit one of these crimes you're punished for demonstrating a willingness to do what society as a whole has decided it doesn't want people to do. Whether or not that's correct is a matter for debate, but the idea of 'if there's no victim there can't be a crime' is probably nonsense. There's bound to be at least one or two victimless crimes you think should actually be criminal.
We have to wait for the Berlin factory to finish and ramp up. Hopefully it will get Tesla prices closer to prices in US.
On a side note, does anyone know what happened to Bullet3D? It seemed like this was a really good candidate for driving game physics a few years ago, but it's been rebranded as "PyBullet", the wiki's no longer available, and it seems to have pivoted towards simulation. Also it seems like Bullet3 never got a proper release.

Is this a dead project?
Exactly, I was wondering the same. In fact, about half way in I started to fast forward to find where he gives details but I never found them. This is sad, as many others considering the leap would need this cruicial information. And just talking how greatly this decision connects him to people can't really compensate..

What was also missing was if he is a 1-man WFH show, or whether they are a team with an office. I don't know Babel really, maybe it's obvious to others. But it would provide context.

I also wondered why NYC. If you are low on funds, or at least your economic base for your project is fragile, why choose such an expensive place to live? If you are WFH anyway (is he?) then some cheap place in the midwest would instantly multiply the buying power of the availabe funds. How to explain to donors that half of their donations go straight into the pockets of the landlord for an overprized tiny apartment?
OP wants to avoid using golang, not to find a job where he can use it.
It does, it shares the settings with rM 1
> The subject of this article certainly displayed poor judgement, but wasn’t any kind of danger to society without this scenario constructed by the police.

I don't agree. The whole point of sting operations is that they enable police to catch people that pose a danger to society by catching them in the act.

In this case we have a man in his early 20s caught actively trying to meet a 13yo girl for sex.

The same man stated he already had sex with 5 or 6 other girls like this, although he didn't specified their ages.
Will it run doom?
The license is GPLv3, I'm not really thinking about crediting, for example in a port.
I'm talking about who the publisher of the program is, and how silly it is that google can get away with ignoring stuff like this, I wonder how many panels are wrong.
If you dare to look further into this topic, please also look at a child protection non-profit that considers human and civil rights as a core value and tries to bust the enormous amount of stigma that surrounds the topic: https://prostasia.org/about

You might feel uneasy about "sex positivity" being associated with preventing child sexual abuse. They also have a lot of other messages around primary prevention that might initially repel you. These days, they've got their own Twitter mob trying to shame and cancel them away, but really, "when you associate shame and guilt with sex, you are facilitating sexual abuse": https://prostasia.org/blog/the-weapon-of-shame and https://prostasia.org/blog/who-should-be-excluded-from-child...

Here's their take on offender registries: https://prostasia.org/blog/how-the-registry-harms-families/
The “cut” that users get is the ability to use all Facebook services for free?
you mean like this? not animated but up the same street. nothttps://www.padformusician.com/en/products/18-18-padmu-3.htm...
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With Archi and Camunda, some of my favorite tools are listed here. Causal Loop Diagrams are great for systems thinking - not only in architecture. I often use CLDs to reason about business models.

Regarding enterprise architecture design, you might want to take a look at the TOGAF framework. The Architecture Development Method (ADM) gives you an excellent guideline on how to navigate through the topic.
Do you have any such reports on hand? I couldn’t find any because the searches immediately went to embassy’s comments on nuclear weapons.

But it just seems fascinating that an embassy would have its own nuclear power source and id love to learn more
When referring to collective nouns for a group of people (like Bands, political parties, etc.), both plural and singular are acceptable to refer to them, depending on what you want to emphasize.

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"Korn were made up of musicians of very different backgrounds"
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An interesting monologue about pseudonymity hidden here: http://tilde.town/~karlen/nowertb/anonymous.mp3
Sorry it was abundantly clear she said 13. He knew what he was doing was wrong full stop.
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after hyperinflation finally hits, as the Ron Paulite fringe has been predicting for over 20 years, i hope they put Trump's big beautiful tremendous mug on the $1 trillion dollar bill.

i look forward to 2035 and warming myself up by burning trash bags full of trumpbux in an oil drum underneath an empty freeway overpass.
In practice, golang is quite verbose (yes, more than Java) and its error handling is error prone. It has weak abstractions, and lack of proper enums also lend to more verbose and error prone code. Monitoring is poor compared to the JVM/.NET, and performance is worse in general. It has very questionable, if not outright bad design decisions (e.g. they wanted to save on keywords so they don't have public/private, so changing the visibility of a variable or function now results in a huge diff if it's used in many places). The list is too long to elaborate on in a few paragraphs.
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> Though if you plan with others, "conspiracy" to commit a crime is itself illegal, even if you don't take other action to act on it.

Generally, someone (not necessarily you) must take an overt act in furtherance of the conspiracy for conspiracy to be a crime.
Block reward rate: 6.25BTC. 144 blocks are mined per day. Coins are sold by miners to pay for their power and operating expenses. This means 6.25x144x500000 = $450,000,000 per day is how much new money would need to be brought in to keep the price stable. Per day. That works out to $164,250,000,000 in new money per year to keep the price stable.

The more expensive bitcoin gets, the more new money has to be brought in to prop the price up.

At $500K per coin $164B per year in welfare is extracted, burned up and wasted. That's the only math you need to do, tbh, when estimating future coin value.

This is just pumping by the world's biggest bag holders.

> ...and printing money like a banana republic.

And yet, inflation is likely to achieve an effective rate of 0.44% this year.
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It's true that drivers don't earn much in the end when it comes to $ / year—but the "truck" does cost quite a bit: fuel, maintenance, insurance, equipment loans, etc.

The driver is still making ~50% of the overall cost of a truck (whether that amounts to a livable wage is a whole 'nother discussion).

https://www.freightwaves.com/news/understanding-total-operat... has a good breakdown of the cost structure for carriers.
You can give it a shot and then do a factory reset if anything stops working.
> but they can't tell me what to do if I'm not in their jurisdiction.

True, but if you have offices and do business in their jurisdiction, then you get to follow their laws.
I was a kid in the 90s so that's when I bought my Lego.

One specific example I can give is with the chassis for small cars. In the 90s they were fairly generic. They were obviously intended to make cars with but you could build any kind of car or boat or plane or spaceship using it as a base.

Now I'm buying Lego for my kid and the car chassis have integrated tyre pins and mudguards, so it's hard to put on e.g. monster truck wheels (won't fit) or build it into a boat/plane.

So while specialized pieces aren't new, they're so very single purpose now. Not every piece, but enough of them that it's problematic.
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I don't think so. It's more akin to not posting a sign saying "our landlord charges us $5,000/month in rent" in a brick-and-mortar shop.

At the end of the day there are costs associated with doing business online. If Facebook was able to have their own payment processing pipeline, and still charged no cut, that's them processing payments at a loss, and subsidizing it with other income streams.

The Apple cut doesn't just cover payment processing though, (in Apple's opinion at least) it also covers the costs of maintaining the app store, reviewing apps, developer tooling etc.

There's really two separate questions here, is 30% as a cut for the entire App Store ecosystem reasonable, and is it reasonable to charge a cut paying for the entire ecosystem to someone who really is only "getting" the payment processing parts of it.

In a sense, when Facebook is providing this kind of platform, they're essentially competing with the App Store. Instead of whomever is running "Jasper's Cooking Class" making a cooking class streaming app and posting it to the App Store platform, they're able to use the Facebook platform to provide the same service. Because this becomes sort of a platform-in-a-platform, it starts getting expensive pretty quickly, because you have to pay for both.

Of course, the people behind "Jasper's Cooking Class" (presumably Jasper himself) are probably not in a position to make an app and posting it to the App Store, so Facebook providing a lower barrier to entry is probably a good thing for the market as a whole, but they're not doing it out of the good of their hearts, it's still a very deliberate business decision, aimed at keeping people on Facebook, where the users are monetized in other ways.
> Please edit your posts and point out that this has been answered now and you understand that ads are not the same thing.

This sentence might very well be based on good intentions and a passion for discourse clarity.

It also feels extremely paternalistic and condescending to tell someone to edit in ones own viewpoint as their own and even demand a faux acknowledgement of personal progression. Almost like in a play that depicts a medieval trial.

I know it probably wasn't meant that way and we're certainly all frustrated by the repetitive parts of the conversation, but the on-topic sentences would've been great on their own.
>The missions are expensive today, because launches are expensive

I do not believe that. The hardware and software is expensive because regular stuff will fail in space and you can't call some guy to just go and replace parts. I know it was done but it was expensive and risky.

There are many existing communication and navigation satellites but not that many space telescopes so I think this proves that launching shit is not prohibitive expensive but I will read any claim that proves you right.
I'm sure it's a coincidence, but the Winklevoss brothers claim to own ~1% of all Bitcoins mined so far, and a price of $500,000 would value their fortune at almost exactly the same as Mark Zuckerberg's net worth ($96b).

I would love for them to have chosen $500,000 for that reason.
They have European users and offices.
It can actually improve stopping. Theoretically you can pack some systems to disintegrate the truck in case of an emergency, you don't have a driver inside to save.
I can digitally purchase an ad. I am a user. I don't have to own a business to buy an ad. So... ads and digital purchases made by users are one and the same, as far as I'm concerned

(Also, I haven't "asked this around several times", and I won't edit my posts, you goofball!)
This is a good point. It seems we convict people for crimes they don't know they are committing, and also for thinking they are committing a crime when they aren't.

It seems they should have just had the cops hide and wait until he actually tried to make a move on the undercover "girl" cop. Him showing up out of curiosity, perhaps even concern, is impossible to distinguish actual willingness to hurt a child if the jump on him immediately and arrest him.

The subject of child rape is so terrible, we give a pass to shoddy police work. One would think that a lack of child porn, or overt sexual conversation from the guy would have made the judge think he didn't actually intend to take advantage of her without more evidence.
It’s not an “Apple Tax.” Developers get something of value for that percentage.
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Misuse of market power and unconscionable conduct that misleads the consumer are hard to prove, even in jurisdictions where they're flat-out unlawful and the consumer regulators have enforcement teeth, but it's almost as though Apple is actively trying to become a textbook example.
Totally unrelated and a bit of trolling but, looking at his constant presence in this Apple Store twitter threads: is Miguel De Icaza trying to get a position at Apple? Back in the Gnome/Mono days he did almost the same with Microsoft and in the end he went there...
Usually when the term OOP is used, it actually means ClassOrientedProgramming (C++/Java/C# etc)