skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You have to know how to write code that fits into the cloud. You can't arbitrarily read/write to the file system, acting as if there's only one instance of the server running (if you plan to run hundreds or thousands). So even by waving the cloud 'magic wand', you still need to understand writing code in a cloud-friendly way. So in some sense, it's a shared responsibility between the vendor and engineering. You need to understand how to apply the tools being given to you.
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Every time this topic comes up I check Facebooks stock price and realize how detached people are from facebooks revenue driven by the advertisement market.

People don't drive stocks. Banks and bots do.

Except for GameStop. But that's a different fish.
You can always work for Amazon Mechanical Turk.
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The bigger screen is nice, but the benefit is more around proper integration with in-car controls such as the stalk on the wheel for changing tracks etc, and often in-car microphones for voice assistants and hands free which have been tuned to work in that specific vehicle.
It's almost as if the review process exists to maximize Apple's revenue...
I'd assume it uses the same or a similar N64 emulation/build process used by the other Rare remasters built to the 360 around the same time. (Banjo-Kazooie 1 and 2, and Jet Force Gemini)
If this were to take off, I would expect to see some governments offering it to all citizens, both to support whatever digital services they provide, and as a tool for helping users manage their privacy.
Here is the logic, if you allow tracking, we would show your more relevant ads, if you don’t allow, we will spam the shit out of you. Either way, you see tons of ads, but allow tracking, you see ads more relevant.

Of course that’s not how they word this. They framed it as a benefit,

Notice how it’s worded - allowing for better personalized ad experience - I bet when worded this way, a good percentage of people will think, of course I want the ads to be more related to me and click allow.
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> Saying no is like saving your money in the bank, whereas saying yes is spending it.

The bank pays lousy interest payments that usually don't keep up with inflation. Spending it on things that save you time in the future pays huge dividends. Most places don't invest in boosting productivity. I don't know if it's Cloud-think (horizontal scaling) or if I'm just imagining that it's gotten worse over the years.
So far they believe all the know strains are still covered. Nobody knows if that will continue to be the case. The MRNA vaccines are targeting the spike protein, which is what gives it many of it's infectious properties. If it does mutate to change or eliminate that spike, we might get lucky and those strains won't be as serious, but nobody can predict the future.
Yes, a bigger screen but not "slightly bigger". 15" diagonal screen is significantly larger than 6" diagonal. And it's built in, no goofy clamps or mounts protruding into the cabin.
I stumbled over SpaCy when looking for something to extract key words and numbers from sentences, however it looked a bit daunting and/or overkill. Think recipes or similar, turning "take three tablespoons of sugar" into [3, 'tablespoons', 'sugar'] or similar.

Should I give it another shot or are there libraries more suited for this than just plain regexp galore?
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I assure you the West has not stopped attempting to make African countries do what is wanted by force or subterfuge. France is perhaps the largest offender in this respect.
Lol wish I could short Robinhood. It will be bankrupt within 4 years.
Philosophically, and in the long-term, Solid is compelling to me for all of the reasons that the project purports to exist. But we have a classic chicken-and-egg problem with the absence of both reputable pod providers and the development of an application ecosystem.

Practically, and immediately, it is compelling to me as a developer of small-ish applications (plugins, etc.) in which I want to give users the ability to store some data (preferences, etc.) in the cloud without my having to manage that data, or the associated services/infrastructure - including having to deal with absorbing or recouping the cost.

Dropbox once offered the Datastore API[0], which was a handy little bring-your-own-database service allowing apps read/write access to a key/value store in a user's account (Dropbox accounts being quite common then), but it was deprecated[1] due to lack of traction at the time.

[0] https://dropbox.tech/developers/the-datastore-api-a-new-way-...

[1] https://dropbox.tech/developers/deprecating-the-sync-and-dat...
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Definitely interested in how they articulate risks unearthed by recent events in their future S-1.
OK, you're just misunderstanding. "Primetime Television" is a marketing term that refers to the traditional TV network programming scheduled between 8-10pm. This is where they put the sitcoms and dramas and reality shows. And "Product Placement" refers not to advertising per se, but paid placement of retail products (e.g. cars, sodas, whatever) into the scenes in the fiction, or to appear as prizes, etc...

It doesn't refer to news programming or other journalism, you just got confused. And I'll say it again: if NBC News, or any other major news media organization, ever got caught teasing a segment because of third party payment, it would be a much, much (seriously: much) bigger story than this minor nonsense about GameStop. They simply do not do what you are alleging, period.
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I don’t think it’s to do with protecting women. Males die more and from all sorts of things, even before birth and as infants.
In terms of violent death, there is plenty that is unrelated to protecting women.

“Men's higher unintentional injury, suicide, and homicide mortality rates are observed in all age groups in low-, middle-, and high-income countries. The sole exception is for homicide of children under the age of 15 years in low- and high-income countries, where the rates for girls are similar to or higher than those for boys.”

I’m not sure how you would record whether a death was related to protecting a woman?

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3222499/
What this entire thought is missing is that you need to have a idea you're saying yes to.

This is about prioritisation more than it's about focus.
Lots of chatter on /wsb talking about Fidelity migration. I'm not sure how that translates into actuals - like the WhatsApp migration it may be severe or it might be a tempest in a teapot.

But at least it identifies who are they real customers for RobinHood.
You lose the voting rights as well. Users on brokerages typically agree to this when signing up. Some have opt outs but you may lose features being subsidized by the brokerage having the ability to lend shares.
> Tax revenue is not 'profit' by the state. That's not how tax nor money issuing works. But to the topic at hand: There are countries that put money into investment funds that will invest into infrastructure and safe long-term assets. But usually not for UBI, but for retirements (e.g. Denmark).

Then ignore taxes and make the ultimate trade on margin; issue T-bills to directly invest the cash. Same effect. Does the imagined collateral backing T-bills even change? It's just based on the assumption that the fed keeps money working properly and has some source of income, right? The threat of inflation rises but only for the same causes as general inflation; recessions and depressions. The ability to directly dump treasury proceeds into index funds would probably have more of a stabilizing effect on inflation than anything.

> Generally the idea of not having to work at all is still heavily controversial within science. Some believe in UBI, some in job-guarantees and others just in relatively high minimum wage and very strong retirement plans.

10% growth long term with an inflation target of 2% is exactly the promise of not having to work at some point in the future. The aim is obstensibly retirement but it's pretty clear that if you keep working a little longer the return on investment keeps growing and will be enough to cover not only ones-self but any kids and their kids, etc.

Basically I'm calling bullshit on the advice that long term investments are a good use for most individuals' money by contradiction.

An assumption of long-term growth is not realistic because either:
* The economy needs a working class that can never invest enough money to live off interest and will enforce this with rent seeking, glass ceilings, rampant consumerism, outsourcing, inflation, etc.
* The economy will periodically crash and wipe out enough wealth that people have to work again.

Full automation is a possibility in my lifetime, but unlikely. It certainly wasn't expected anytime before ~1950 when the advice was still "invest long term".
Microsoft's patents were around VFAT long names. This doesn't involve that aspect.
"Have you come across anyone producing a PoE board for the CM4 ..."

Wait, I thought the official CM4 breakout/dev board (the one with the PCIe slot on it) had PoE, right ?
>>alt-right

Being conservative about money is hallmark of long-term thinkers that understand that history repeats. It is also shared by (typically immigrant) families that have had experience of failing central banks.
Ah, can’t wait for Java’s GC to hit in the middle of my breaking manoeuvre.
Cross-reactivity! Thanks, TIL.

New Zealand is obviously a bit of a red herring considering it is an affluent island nation with a low population density.
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On the other hand I’ve heard conjecture that exposure to other milder corona family viruses has given people some protection from COVID.
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Severe Bug in Libgcrypt Encryption Library
RNP is a set of OpenPGP tools that works on Linux, macOS, Windows and *BSD
Agreed. My wife has the Microsoft one in her car, and it's such a disaster that she went back to listening to CDs.
I think it's really cool, pretty unique and nice to look at.

The animation with the panes is a bit buggy (if you hover it the panes start an erratic motion).

One thing I realized is that I was playing more with the page than reading text or being interested in the content. Maybe it's too pretty.
The smartphone mount IS the compromise. CarPlay is the ideal.
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Wow, those encouragements are very weak. "Get ads that are more personalized", "Support businesses that rely on ads to reach customers": why would I support businesses relying on that when only 1 out of 5 ads in my feed is not garbage?

These encouragements make me think that Facebook seems to believe that their ads are useful, which is a bit insane from a user perspective.
Do you deal with motivation as an issue at all, and if so how?

I'm trying to figure out if going solo would be right for me, and I worry that I'd not successfully overcome the activation cost without others already relying on me executing something.
I'm hosting a very simple one at gemini://gemini-textboard.fgaz.me but it's mostly just a demo for my gemini Haskell libraries: https://sr.ht/~fgaz/haskell-gemini/

Another one I know of is gemini://geddit.glv.one/
I'm a spacecraft thermal engineer (not in remote sensing), and this sentence leapt out at me. Do you have any example papers on microbolometer advances you could share?

> We’ll also be taking advantage of advances in microbolometer technology, to eliminate the crazy cooling requirements that have made thermal satellites so expensive in the past.
> dumb terminal

This is evoking imagery of a car whose mid console has been replaced with the tube of a VT100, maybe accoutremented with RoboCop-era keypads along the edge(s), and I like it.
How does this work with the short EOL times of Android devices? Is there some special arrangement to supply patches for the lifetime of the car?
It puzzles me how people still think Robinhood can remain competitive knowing they sell user's order flow to hedge funds and restricted free market movement of capital in the markets. Still restricting purchases of GME and looks like this was just to keep the lights on.

There isn't going to be an IPO after this GME fiasco. The founders played themselves and possibly will never be trusted again.

Also the people who invested in RH and its unscrupulous practices, Andreesen, Sequoia etc., are myopic if they don't think people will forget.

"The fish rots from the head." - old Russian proverb.

We never forget. We never forgive. We are Wall Street Bets.
HN comments suggested a broad plethora of things. I’m not surprised some happened on the right cause.
Or the slots will be filled by volunteers who feel they have no other choice because they're trapped by student loans, or threat thereof, in a society that, up until recently, has demanded a 4 year degree to answer phone calls.
Yes, of course. Just don’t be deceived and think that it is only Ford, or only Android Auto.

This is what you get when you buy a new Toyota, for example:

https://www.toyota.com/privacyvts/
Android, in most setups, sends constant data to Google about what you do. Will this now happen with our cars? Google has an opportunity to collect even more data. This could help their data scrapping for surveillance capitalism.

If you have your google account blocked, will features in your car stop working?
The button saying "Ask App Not to Track": is it binding or non-binding? If I kindly asked an app to not track, I'm fairly certain the app would tell me to pound sand.
> Clear bloat in tables

Ohh, we've had issues with this. We have this table that's mostly ephemeral data, so rows are constantly inserted and then deleted after a certain amount of time. Due to a bug the deletion didn't work for a while and the db grew very large. Fixed the deletion, but no amount of vacuuming actually allows us to fully reclaim that space so we don't have to pay for it.

At the same time the extra cost is probably negligible compared to spending more energy fixing it..
Was nypost ever accurate with a scoop? Most of their "we know something everyone else doesn't know" is BS.
Only partially on topic...

The worst part of my 2020 Toyota is the “ETunes” infotainment system. This is my 4th Toyota and the only one that has felt like a step backwards due to how bad that system is. Cars have had working radios since before I was born. This car has a radio with a bad UI and a habit of showing error messages...

This is a dumb way to lose a customer.
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The purpose is to detect secret strings in source code. If you have the source code, the purpose of the secret is easy to figure out.
If you think that’s all retail driven I have a bridge to sell you...
...more choice and less compulsions.

On this, we agree.
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So many fails due to in-band control and monitoring are laid bare, followed by this absolute chestnut -

> We’ve also set ourselves a reminder (a Slack reminder, of course) to request a preemptive upscaling of our TGWs at the end of the next holiday season.
The thing that always worries me about cloud systems are the hidden dependencies in your cloud provider that work until they don't. They typically don't output logs and metrics, so you have no choice to pray that someone looks at your support ticket and clicks their internal system's "fix it for this customer" button.

I'll also say that I'm interested in ubiquitous mTLS so that you don't have to isolate teams with VPCs and opaque proxies. I don't think we have widely-available technology around yet that eliminates the need for what Slack seems to have here, but trusting the network has always seemed like a bad idea to me, and this shows how a workaround can go wrong. (Of course, to avoid issues like the confused deputy problem, which Slack suffered from, you need some service to issue certs to applications as they scale up that will be accepted by services that it is allowed to talk to and rejected by all other services. In that case, this postmortem would have said "we scaled up our web frontends, but the service that issues them certificates to talk to the backend exploded in a big ball of fire, so we were down." Ya just can't win ;)
You do own the stock, and when you sell it you no longer own it - the person you sold it to does. You are obliged/contracted to "return the/a stock" but there is no requirement that it be the same stock, as the agreement is wrt stock as a commodity.

Furthermore, that agreement doesn't in any way apply/affect to the stock you sold (or the person you sold it to), the obligations to return is yours alone.
This please! Spend your time wisely. Just saying no (or yes, for all that matters) isn't a helpful heuristic.
> I use facebook primarily as a news aggregator nowadays.

Isn't this how people end up trapped in alternative-facts bubbles?
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This seems like a great opportunity for Australia to fund and develop home-grown tech. Search is well-understood enough that they should be able to build it locally if there is some public support.
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Which is why we need you around!
I challenge them to try out DOORS DXl
That's correct.

Additionally, Robinhood isn't the only one in a bind right now.

TD Ameritrade has restricted a lot of options trading on a lot of these stocks, requiring you to call in to sell certain types of derivatives plays which have a level of risk but highly profitable for experienced traders.

It's left a VERY sour taste in my mouth to know I have to call into a call center, and wait 90 minutes to speak to someone to execute a trade that puts 100% of my capital at work using zero margin (sell cash covered puts on GME and AMC).
My memory is hazy now but there was something weird/screwy about the previous gen Microserver ... like, you couldn't use all four SATA drives at the same time as booting from the onboard ? Or something ?

How is the gen10 ? Can I use all four SATA drives for my raid array but still have a SSD/m.2 boot drive ?
When I landed I have seen too enlarged version, so frames were not visible and those window elements as well. I had to minimize it with C-- and I use Iceweasel browser.

My impression is that you sell UI elements. But I am not clear if you sell UI elements.
I wonder how/if age demographics play into that, especially with regards to millenials/gen z.
Yes!

I've been in late model Porsche's, BMW's, GMC's, Honda's, and Ford's.* It's weird being in an $80k Porsche and thinking "this is garbage" because the infotainment system is so poorly designed.

Just get me into Carplay and let me go cough Toyota [0].

*I don't own any of these

[0] https://9to5mac.com/2019/04/29/carplay-toyota-2018-cars/
50% of options trading is luck. So to reduce risk they created Robinho od to steal money from poor people. Basically every major corporation is in on it. They control what articles we get based on who lives in a poor area vs a rich area.
I guess drones are much more expensive. You can buy a satellite tasking plan for much less than a continuously running drone campaign for the same area.

Of course drones are better, as in having an arbitrarily high resolution and being 100% under your control.