skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't think that's the kind of "end" they mean.

IBM and HP haven't run out of money either.
The word ‘conspiracy’ itself has a legal, original, meaning entirely different from the popular meaning. I find all good discussions involving this clarify what meaning is intended.
> Today it's hard to find TVs that are just TVs and not smart TVs

Why would you prefer non-smart TVs?
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Yeah, this author has no idea what he's talking about and it's stuck in a cognitive dissonance bubble.
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Dr. Miller shifted to remote work at the start of Covid and was very impressed with the results.

In general, tele-therapy has shown to be as effective when done properly and we are seeing similar results at Within.

I am curious to see about the more longer form medicines like MDMA and Psilocybin, but low dose ketamine is proving to be an effective tool for remote work.
It's not even about violations (which there may not have been), just some kind of explanation. "Hey we don't want to be involved in this kind of content, we're making a judgment call to disallow it."
Markets determine which price is reasonable. It's a collective decision about how much something is worth. Is it reasonable to say bitcoin should be worth less than $10K, $1000, $100 etc...? No, because the price today is not that.
> " (Thompson had made a brief attempt to produce a system coded in an early version of C—before structures—in 1972, but gave up the effort.)"

Yes, but that is the key bit right, the fact that C didn't have structures yet is what caused the effort to be aborted, and once those were added they succeeded.
Natural anti-bodies to other coronaviruses in the same group seem to last more than a decade. People who had SARS in 2003 still show an immune response 17 years later. There's a good chance this vaccine is a one-time thing or perhaps just a couple of times in your life.

https://gulfnews.com/uae/how-long-does-immunity-to-sars-coro...

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-020-2550-z_reference....
I don't get it either. If I was to buy LEDs, I would buy them and use them around the house. I have seen what some hotels do and it is amazing. I have seen LED strips behind the mirror, so when you wake up at night you can get your way around but don't get blinded by the light.

However, here we are, with people buying RGB fans and having their desktops on the desk taking up space and making more noise (because they are closer)... I don't get it either.
Conversely, I have only seen arrays being used, and never linked lists/hash maps in the few embedded code bases I have worked on.
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Isn't that the same than a doctor signing away his right to divulgate his parent information (or a lawyer), or even more mundane, for a tech guy to publish the source code of his company ? (it's an actual question)
You could make a number of abstract arguments that the USD is backed by any number of things - its reserve status, the US military, the GDP, whatever you want really. But I could also say that Bitcoin is backed by the fact that people simply want it and that is a unique financial instrument. What does 'backed by' really mean?
The only difference between F# and C# with respect to the notion of a "type which represents a string of length 15" is the amount of code to do it - as described by Scott Wlaschin [1]. You could do the equivalent in C# too. I don't know if this is also the case in Ocaml, though.

[1]: https://fsharpforfunandprofit.com/posts/designing-with-types...
Didn't stop Putin from stomping Khodorkovsky. Who worries or thinks about him (khodorkovsky) now? Meanwhile Putin is still there, more powerful than ever.
A Harvard professor says an alien visited in 2017
They rate limit how fast you can auto scale which is dependent on a slew of factors.
It may depend on how they define the "quarter". If they take the quarter as the last 91 days and round the number to the closest percent, you might not see it changed unless the outages go more than 91x24x0.5% or 10.92 hours.. It's quite subjective and a guess.
IFF the legal system of the country seeking extradition is trust-worthy and offers the same guarantees of human rights as the UK one, why would the charges need to be credible at all? The accused could be sent to that country, with the expectation that the trial would quickly go in the accused's favor.

Of course, they do have to be charges for something which would be illegal in some way in the UK as well. If the US criminalized ice cream consumption, you would not be able to extradite someone in the UK for having consumed ice cream in the USA, of course. But this is not the same as, say, extraditing someone accused of murder in the USA who is not known to have been physically there - the extradition judge may be ok in not looking at the evidence that the charges are based on (except maybe to ascertain whether they may be a sign of a politically-motivated trial).
Here is the daily chart [1]. Can you point me at a 20% drop?

[1] https://ibb.co/YpYqxH9
I'd like fixed price per play to get replaced by something closer to splitting a users subscription fees based on the time they spent listening to a particular song/artist.
Indeed, users don't know enough to care but more than that, for most users this is simply not a problem because they haven't been practically affected. Most may never experience a bit flip, and most of the flips won't be obvious anyway (e.g. no visible effect).

So your hypothetical dialogue will sound more like a scam to a regular user. You're charging money to tackle a problem they don't have or see, only addressing a single one of the root causes that trigger that same result, and in the end you're not even completely fixing it, just reducing the already infinitesimal odds it happens.

It will become mainstream when manufacturers just decides to include it everywhere and not really give the user a choice. Apple is a prime candidate for a company with enough clout to afford this.
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it was a good-ass soapbox though
Slack as a Twitter Client
The fun part of embedding web links within electron apps.. at least you can use the Slack client to Tweet :)
I managed to completely forget everything I knew about my job.

Send help.
Ergonomically speaking, it can be, but that requires some tooling and experimentation. I have put together a setup that works pretty well, but I rarely use it because extricating myself from it takes too much work.

The pictures in the article do not demonstrate a viable way to work from bed for long periods (though shifting positions frequently enough can offset the postural problems quite a bit).
well bellingcat went (and still goes) looking for information, sources and then publishes article on those stories, which is not exactly what Assange did, which was mostly making confidential documents (sent by a variety of sources) available to the wider public
Not really - even if the computer could do it on its side, my relatively new 4K Dell screen does not support the HDMI standard required to do 60Hz. It does 30Hz but then I would rather use an old CRT.
Here's hoping that the native desktop app is alive for a few years. I don't need more Electron apps that have a quarter of the features of a native app.
If your boss suffers no consequences if you leave, then your job is superfluous and you should leave, or your boss should be allowed to fire you.

Exercising one's power - sure, employees can do that, and I support that. I just don't think they should deserve special protections and rights for doing that.

If I had an employee and they would tell me "I think your management is shit and I want to make the rules now", I would like to be allowed to fire them.
You can theoretically run a very low bandwidth set of links over any radio technology, including HF which will give you that long range connectivity.

Problem is, people expect streaming video on their smartphones. You can't do that over low bandwidth over the horizon links.

Continent scale? Depends on the continent. No way to do that in the Americas, there's just too much open space. You could do it in many cities I do think.
I stand by what I posted. I'm allowed to be authoritative as I want in my opinions and what I deem to be a personal analysis of what is a subjective issue. If you aren't in agreement with my assertions, you are free to click the down arrow to the left of the post.
Right now we have been focused in the US. We’d be open to find an MD in the UK who could prescribe however if you are interested.
They sell unused capacity at a much lower price (spot instances on AWS, preemptible VMs on GCP).

I don't know if they power down some servers if usage stays low for a very long time.
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In all honesty the above is a copy paste of my last posting and some minor tweaks since then:

We're primary looking for a front-end Vue/React guru to implement (1) an MVP of a new product (2) a refactor/redesign of our existing product. The redesign is already 90% complete while the MVP is in active planning at the moment but the initial (alpha) phase is also mostly ready for implementation.

In a perfect world we're looking for someone that loves javascript/typescript and has launched a few SaaS products but also either has experience or informed opinions about backend features (when to leverage existing tools vs build yourself, boring tech vs bleeding edge, PaaS vs self devops, etc)
Who does a compromise of that, like on a zen cushion ?
I wasn't stating my authority. My degree and papers are in totally unrelated fields. I was stating I'm not uneducated.

Your interpretation speaks volumes.
However even in the oversea chinese community he (Guo) is poorly regarded and very dubious. He gained a lot of attention much earlier because of these callouts but later proven not accurate and not different from other controversial figures in order to gain popularity. Their motto is 爆料革命 - 'callout revolution'. Many even major chinese celebrities fall for that.

https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E7%88%86%E6%96%99%E9%9D%A9%E5...

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/20/business/media/steve-bann...
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I have a dedicated room for an office in my house with everything I need for productivity. Yet sometimes I feel more productive with a laptop on the couch or bed. I wonder why.
Here is the first result from google scholar: https://academic.oup.com/jtm/article/27/3/taaa037/5808003?lo.... Seems pretty effective to me
This comment is so low effort, can you provide any evidence or backing for your statement?
I'm with others who point out that FB is already a dumpster fire of junk, so jettisoning low-quality clickbait isn't on their agenda.

What I do think is on FB's agenda is producing and profiting off of low-quality clickbait directly. Thus, someone at FB could have decided the OP's business is competing with them. Even if you don't agree that FB is all about low-quality clickbait right now, it shouldn't shock anyone that FB might decide to get into that market and take steps to squash a potential competitor.
Boy that "Emma C" author sure knows everything about anything. This is the lowest form of shallow content that receives millions of dollars to be in front, surpassing good stories by authors with notoriety on the subject.

Facebook is the place where some of my "acquaintances" learned that Bill Gates gives them COVID, that everything is a conspiracy designed to take something from them, that the vaccine will implant them nano-chips or 5G "reactions" and sleeper nano-whatever that will wake-up on the right frequency.

I hate that platform because it gives a big mouth to everyone, to the bad apple that can now infect the rest over the internet. One look at shared.com homepage and I knew...I couldn't be bothered with their story.
Also - I'm not sure I see the point being made - if my company had $400M lying around, I wouldn't want them to throw it all into ONE other company's stock, exactly because of the volatility.
I could never do this.

1) My back would hurt after a half hour of this.

2) My brain would not be engaged in a state of too much comfort. (i.e. I'd get sleepy). In fact, I even keep my work room in the house kinda cold (by not putting in a heater) so I can be more alert.

3) I'm a developer so I need a full keyboard and multiple screens.

4) Most importantly, I need a clear separation or line of delineation between work and rest. I don't want to mix the two together. The thought is as perverse to me as eating while taking a shit.
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Not a great first day back for their ops team.
Because we chose to work for them instead of starting our own shops; and so to exchange complete ownership of our labor for a (often very nice) steady compensation.

Note that this also applies to managers; up to and including the CEO. They might get paid more in Stock and less in cash; but they're usually not the Owners in and meaningful sense.

I personally love the idea of workers cooperatives and do try to patronize such businesses as much as I can. But 1) it doesn't scale up and 2) when you're not in that model; you're not.
The details of the initial organization aren't public, but it's likely that it went in the other direction, as part of the pre-existing project CODE-CWA trying to convince software developers to unionize with them. There's no reason I can see that they would have had to join the CWA.

The advantage of affiliating with a larger organization is their weight becomes a part of your collective bargaining strength. That is, if Google does something the union doesn't like then the entire CWA might get mad at them. I don't know that there are any clear disadvantages from a union's perspective, which is why basically all organizing efforts do it.

From a bird's eye perspective, the disadvantage is that there's no meaningful competition or innovation, because all new unions see themselves as part of the traditional union movement where solidarity is prized. If someone else formed a competing union with a clever new idea for how to organize Google workers, the CWA-backed union would denounce it and demand that Google refuse to talk to the second union.
Have you considered (or able to install) an adult loft bed so you can put an office underneath?
I spent a few hours setting up a chat client for a reason. Slack takes all this away from me.
> I remember having a mod that had road/bus and road/subway combo stations but I'm not sure if it was part of NAM or not.

Road Top Mass Transit
The book "Debt: The 5000 Years" laboriously debunks the idea that early cultures bartered, then realized they needed money. I don't have more details unfortunately because it's been a while since I read it (and it's quite dense). I remember being convinced of the logic though!
This looks really cool! Maybe we'll switch over our weekly Jackbox games to this.

What is the relationship between viewers and CPU load? I assume it is not linear? And does it do any sort of bandwidth optimization or is the outbound bandwidth stream size times number of users?

In other words, how many viewers do you think a single DO droplet could handle?
In what way is it bloated or unintuitive? It seems fairly easy to use if one has used a Ribbon-based UI in the past, which is ~everybody at this point.
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Indeed. I also like how it demands attention from the reader, for example by sometimes changing the character PoV on a sentence-by-sentence basis, between characters who are sometimes themselves unreliable narrators.
> Export their governance model to you? No, why would they want to do that?

ever heard of Taiwan, Hong Kong? They are trying hard to keep away from this plague at the moment, if you haven't noticed. But please don't start another thread on how CCP claims their legitimacy over all chinese territories, because that would be indeed a true fairytale for children you mentioned above.
There are two aspects of "money" - store of value and medium of exchange.

> Trying to simplify it into a narrower definition of currency is like trying to fit a tesseract shaped object through a sphere shaped hole.

Which is funny because that's exactly what you did. You only compared it to store of value ("asset class") and ignored the "medium of exchange" part...which is the characteristic people are using for the comparison to fiat currency.

You can accept that BTC has a store of value and still be critical that its use for a medium of exchange is limited.
you're missing scarcity and the idea of it at a store of value longer term. i.e. that it won't be devalued by additional printing.
Mod the complier to compile files with no code or only comments to produce a hello world executable.
It's still a social construct - all the laws, even nations, are social constructs. I'm saying there should be no special benefits for employees.
I would also say take a look at Bosque it is also from the same camp as F* but much simpler to use Z3 with.
Come on, you can do better than that. Volatility isn't measured exclusively on a, what is that, weekly chart? Did you really need me to zoom in for you?

https://imgur.com/a/tPV0CVa
Any group that is offered the vaccine but turns it down at any significant rate is a useful data point in projecting the date date we reach herd immunity.

For example, consider if vaccine uptake was 100% - we would immediately know that we were supply and rate of delivery limited. Alternative consider if the vaccinate uptake rate was 10% - then we have the opposite problem. Demand is too low.

In this case, with some doctors and nurses rejecting the vaccine, it is reasonable to project that overall demand for the vaccine across the general population will be low. This means that the date we reach herd immunity is farther in the future than if the uptake rate was 100%.
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> If 1% of users can't send messages, then that should count as a full-blown outage and should start counting against whatever SLA they advertise.

Google published a paper last year describing this approach to measuring uptime: https://blog.acolyer.org/2020/02/26/meaningful-availability/

The idea is to define availability as "the probability that the site 'appeared' to be down for a random user, averaged over a time window of size w". You can choose a particular value of w and look at trends over time, or you can plot availability as a function of w to understand patterns of downtime.
This reads like a PAC not a Union.

Here’s a statement from United Steelworkers, for comparison;

https://m.usw.org/union/our-founding-principles

Here’s the SAG mission statement;

https://www.sagaftra.org/about/mission-statement

The primary goal of a union is to ensure safe and secure working conditions, the best compensation and benefits, etc.;

> negotiating the best wages, working conditions, and health and pension benefits; preserving and expanding members’ work opportunities; vigorously enforcing our contracts; and protecting members against unauthorized use of their work.

The purpose of a labor union is traditionally not to set corporate direction / input into the creative process, to ensure “right-think” in the workplace, or for social justice campaigns.
Not my file, but I have produced HDF5 files in that size range using simulation codes on supercomputers and paraview can open them and render 3d view as video from it (eventually).