skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Even if EU is 100% in the wrong, do they need to spend half their air-time covering a dispute between AstraZeneca and the EU, arguing how the EU is unreasonable and pretty much the monster that tries to steal the vaccines from the UK people?

Sounds reasonable. The EU are threatening to block exports of vaccines. It's a huge story over here because people are rightly concerned, especially given the huge number of deaths we've bad, and it's incredibly relevant because it's our first major of contention with the EU after the transition period.

If you want to place the blame for increasing divisions, maybe try starting with the organisation who are threatening a trade war during a global pandemic.
Yes, you can search for "tagged union"
Were this 20 years ago, arguing such an authority's point might have been reasonable. However, common values have been questioned to such an extreme extent, admitting that you don't know what someone considers vile isn't entirely unreasonable. There are people nowadays who argue that killing an entire race would have been a great idea, and others who claim that any procreative sexual intercourse is rape, without exception. In the end, you're probably still right, but the past 10 to 15 years have been a bitch for common ground.
The whole topic of this thread is reading web pages on a PSP. There's a whole universe of devices that perfectly render good old server-side HTML with CSS styling, but can't display a PDF for reasons. Or if they can, it will be annoying because it won't fit on the screen and be readable at the same time. That's its unique selling point as well as its biggest drawback.

I have to admit that many modern SPAs also won't rendet on many devices, though.
Billions were made, but retail traders lost out.

The fact that IBKR couldn’t handle a negative oil price at that time made me realize that for all their marketing as being a higher quality broker for serious investors, they had some serious holes.

Then when they stopped buys on GME while Vanguard and Fidelity still allowed them, I gave up on IB completely.

Right now I’ve bought puts on IBKR - I expect a lot of clients with money will drop them (along with Robinhood etc.) and move to Vanguard/Fidelity.
Thanks for your input. A couple follow-up questions though.

Why would the price on the low valued puts go way up though? Is it now, after the squeeze, MORE likely that GME goes bankrupt? And even Hertz, which is _literally bankrupt_ is still selling for more than a dollar a share, so the stock price could remain untethered from realities for a long time.

And why can't they just do some share dilution to raise capital?
So if I listen to this will I make money on GME?
https://www.cygwin.com/
Starbucks is pretty generic. I'm not locked into Starbucks coffee.

In fact, in the past week alone I've bought coffee at both Starbucks and Dunkin. The product lines are similar and buying one does not preclude buying the other. There's zero lock in.

Once you start using your iPhone, you stop buying Android apps. You also don't use Google Wallet.
What is TSLA’s fundamental value?

The price is bonkers.
If you want to render Markdown in a way other than plain text, you need formal rules of parsing it. No matter how informal you want Markdown to be, if you want e.g. a nicely rendered Readme on Githiub, you have to follow the formal rules.
Don't forget software costs. Raspberry Pi foundation is known for excellent software and Pico seems to be intended that way too.

And that's money well spent, I think. If I'm a hobbyist and am planning on using a grand total of three microcontroller boards, than paying $2 x 3 for "blue pill boards", and then spending hours and hours debugging some obscure problem... that doesn't look like all that great of a deal, compared to paying $5 x 3 and making some use of polished examples and a nice build system:

https://github.com/raspberrypi/pico-examples
So runners are a good example:
The runner config is stored in a config.toml on the runner. If you want autoscaling runners, it gets very complex so you might want to version control it or back it up, but you have to store your AWS secrets in this config.toml. It also contains hashes that have to be matched with settings in the UI, and of course, tags, which need to be tied into your .gitlab-ci. UI configuration changes take places instantly and there's no undo. So you have configuration in 3 places, only one of which is version controlled. And lets say you have some new runners with new tags -- you aren't going to be able to run an old pipeline on the new runner.
Well in my ideal situation, the stock markets have already crashed and burned. My argument above is not that savings accounts are optimal for me personally, but that they are an alternative to the stock market. Better yet, an alternative which is far more worker friendly as they don’t rely on taking the profits from the workers and putting giving them to the shareholders.
It’s zero sum until a too big to fail actor is in danger, then new money is created and the game ceases to be zero sum.
Me too about a year ago.

Windows is not too bad. The hardest things I've found are adjusting to

* Complex licences (I hate CALs)
* Copy and paste is different
* .Net dependencies are hard to get used to.
* Why isn't that setting in a text file?

But on the most part it's pretty easy. WSL2, Windows Terminal and Docker help me keep using Linux.
Because enough money is at stake to make it worthwhile to pay the lawyers, I’d imagine.

> Wouldn’t they just let users opt-out of the wanted to?

Users already could opt-out. I imagine the lawsuit will be about Apple’s recent changes, which unevenly apply an opt-in requirement that arguably picks winners and losers (see above).

> In any case, I think we have established that my characterization of facebook’s business was accurate. They wouldn’t be seeking remedies for something that wasn’t important to them.

Your claim is that Facebook is trying to mislead people about the lawsuit, and I don’t think you’ve established that at all.
Does anyone know if it's illegal to lie about your holdings as an individual retail investor? I've seen a handful of screenshots on /r/wallstreetbets showing large holdings, but it would be trivial to modify the page source before taking a screenshot.
Back-room deals are the backbone of America, from Politics to Business.
Gamestop made me think of this. The moral of the story is that when you beat Wall Street at their own game, they will change the rules on you so they win anyway. Something to be cautious about in the current situation.
Yeah that sounds a lot like a story a sore loser would tell. It also sounds a lot like something the recently evicted President would say.
> This is not open for opinions.

Thank God and all His angels that I’m not Muslim then.

> We're not going to have any meaningful progress if this issue is not tackled.

Exactly, however tackling it is going to include educating people on the time value of money.

> It doesn't, because under Islamic law, loans are purely an act of charity.

Fortunately I don’t abide by Islamic law.

> If you want to make money, you invest it, where the investor and invetee both take on risk, not like the basically one-sided interest contract where the lender is all but guaranteed to profit.

Lenders are not even close to guaranteed to profit, and a loan is a type of investment.
I just use emacs. It has enough capability to be an IDE, but I don't use it like that. I use it as an editor, maybe with a language mode to do syntax highlighting and help with formatting.

I tried Visual Studio years ago, didn't care for it.
Yup. Particularly the part where the sculptor modeled one of the minis after a lego prototype constructed by the son.

Prototype: https://www.radgostforest.com/images/creatures/besomarLego.j...

Sculpt:
https://www.radgostforest.com/images/creatures/besomar3dMode...
Παναθηναϊκός vs. Λαμία, για το κάτι παραπάνω οι Πράσινοι
Οι αναμετρήσεις του Σαββάτου ολοκληρώνονται στο Απόστολος Νικολαϊδης, στην Λεωφόρο, όπου ο ανεβασμένος Παναθηναϊκός υποδέχεται την Λαμία, που δίνει μάχη επιβίωσης στην κατηγορία. Οι Πράσινοι θέλουν να διεκδικήσουν το κάτι παραπάνω, αφού είναι κοντά στις πρώτες θέσεις, ενώ από την άλλη πλευρά η Λαμία θέλει να διεκδικήσει τις πιθανότητες της να αγωνίζεται στην Σούπερ Λιγκ. Πάμε να δούμε τα σημερινά Παναθηναικος – Λαμια προγνωστικα στοιχημα
I didn’t say that Pony prevents race conditions. I agree that Pony (nor indeed any language) prevents race conditions.
If you want saftey and privacy, don't use Facebook in any form. The App Store does not protect you, the operating system does.
Probably proof that who you know is about as important as what you can do, if not more
The collateral on cash secured puts is always just the amount of money need to buy the shares specified by the contract. (Hence: "cash secured")
go fuck yourself you fucking racist shit bag
Apple Silicon M1 supports “billion of colors” a.k.a. HDR 10-bit output
They put ads on Twitter saying the had closed their positions. Why would someone put ads on Twitter saying that? They're either lying or playing 4D chess.

https://old.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/l8539h/cnbc...
No there’s a section (redacted) that you can see in the toc. The costs don’t include factory upgrades.
Just the client area, I guess.
Which is insane, because then it's basically a mexican standoff.
> You can save a healthy retirement by putting a portion of your salaries in a savings account in your local credit union.

You must be joking. My credit union is offering .1% on savings, and it’s not like they’re some extreme outlier, rates are incredibly low across the board. You are actively harming your future by doing this, you aren’t even keeping up with inflation!
I'm not sure there really is much systemic risk. It's pretty clear that there are many mechanisms in play to prevent that (just look at the buy restrictions the past 2 days). There are circuit breakers, they will stop trading before this stock goes astronomical. They will just have GME issue more shares is my guess if things get dicy.
I thought bankruptcy would still mean the brokers are on the line for the money?
T6b Driver
I think you need to build many times to be sure.

Therefore (the original question), instead of using "disorderfs", why not write and use an "orderedfs" for every build?
I think the primary idea is quick accessibility of funds, rather than the incremental pay. In terms of accessibility, I wonder if a payroll system that comes with a bank account for each employee would be beneficial here. The convenience of an app account à la Venmo where transactions can occur immediately and funds transferred to ordinary accounts would be attractive.
Parent comment wasn't about Facebook collecting data from different apps, just about "selling" user data. Both Apple and Facebook do it.

Facebook doesn't sell you data of people, they sell you ability to have people interact with your ads. Apple doesn't sell you data of the people, they sell you ability to have people download your apps.
> Algos/data structures are used as a proxy for problem solving and how fast someone can learn.

Problem solving, yes. How fast someone can learn, absolutely not. If you've never heard of dynamic programming there's absolutely no way you're going to come up with that in an hour. If you've never heard of binary trees you aren't going to think that one up in an interview. (Of course, you should already know basic data structures, but my point is a lot of these things aren't something you'll come up with if you haven't heard of them before.)

I had a FAANG interview question applying statistics to a unbounded input. It took me a while to understand what the question was really asking, followed by some shock because it was something I'd never even imagined before (since I haven't needed to do much statistics in my line of work) and I didn't have the faintest idea where to start. With some hand-holding I figured out some basics, but I'm pretty sure that interview was part of the reason that "the hire signal was not strong enough". Now, let me take a walk for 15 or 30 minutes to consider solutions to something I've never imagined, and I'll probably come up with a reasonable solution on my own, and also be able to extend it for the rest of the interview. That might measure my ability to learn. But expect me to solve it in five minutes so we can go on to the deeper questions? Yeah, not really. So this interview didn't measure my ability to learn, it measured what happens when you give me something I've never imagined before and expect a solution in five minutes.

(What's a little frustrating is that I'm not really sure how to expose myself to the problems I've never imagined but which FAANG interviewers are likely to ask. I'm not sure that leetcode would do it, although obviously it'd be a place to start.)
Sounds like clearing houses need more insurance themselves.
For sure "you shouldn't use those" doesn't sound like freedom at all. I understand what they are trying to say, but that statement is not sound.
Where do brokerage firms that don’t charge for trades or membership make their money from then?
Lavamoat: Securing your dependency graph [LIVE]
Ask and ye shall receive

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/elon-musk-e2-80-99...
Swiss Transportation Safety Investigation Board explaining 2018 Ju 52 crash
Anyone here work in Wall Street? I'd be curious to hear what the discourse is currently like in the Wall Street community
I really hope they do. I just bought a little ESP32 board, and while I'm having fun with it, it's a bummer that it's using an oddball ISA (xtensa). I really want to build for it in rust, but the xtensa llvm and rust forks are beta-ish quality, and there's no working wifi driver yet.

With the RP2040 based on ARM, rust should work on it after someone works up a peripheral support crate, which shouldn't be too hard if the RPi Foundation releases SVD files.
If the point is the keep them as a nature preserve, their distance is probably a feature.
What broker is he using?
Oh man, that deserves an up-vote!
Corporate veil could be pierced if there was attempt to have one of the companies change Robinhood's behavior on behalf of the other, but that is pure speculation and many of the other explanations make sense too.
It’s possible that when he said that, the short percentage was not greater than 100% of the floating shares, as they are now.

It seems like he was investing for the long haul, because of the stock and the company’s fundamentals.

But, the phenomenon now is the short squeeze, because of the excessive shorts over the available floating shares.
SaaS companies are going from subscription-based pricing to usage-based models
> I'm thinking the opposite, there been an unending succession of different accelerators for doing this, and that which eventually been obsoleted, and forgotten when general purpose CPU caught up to them in performance, or comp-sci learned how to do calculations more efficiently on mainstream hardware.

There's only been two styles:

* SIMD style compute (which has been around since Cray and CM-2, and continues today with AMD GPUs and NVidia GPUs).

* Systolic-style compute -- which has been around since CD-ROM ASICs for decoding the CD-ROM realtime as it was spinning. Apparently Reed-Solomon decoding needed a ton of matrix-multiplications.

Modern "NPU Hardware" is simply systolic compute.

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Traditional CPUs load data and then store data. The core itself can remain unchanging in the demands of different applications.

Systolic Compute always loads/stores data in the same order, as it traverses across your systolic array. The systolic array designed for CD-ROM playback is quite different than the systolic array for NPUs.

You gain faster speeds by building the hardware itself to handle the load/store pattern of the algorithm. That way the CPU-core itself doesn't waste time on loads/stores, nor do you have to worry about memory bandwidth issues or whatever.

But by doing so: you lock yourself into a particular application. Modern neural-net NPUs can only do FP16 matrix multiplications.

That's fine. If you want the fastest neural net in the world, systolic arrays will get you there. But that thing will ONLY be able to do neural net calculations, nothing else.

Maybe you build the systolic array into an FPGA so that you can reconfigure the hardware later. Or maybe you just go with an ASIC because you're Google and can afford to build out clusters of ASICs of Systolic Arrays that can only do tensor-calculations.
What’s Going on with Elon Musk, the FAA, and Starship?
Users can opt-out if they are aware of the option. This this is just about users being made aware that they have the option, and being given the chance to grant consent before the action happens.

There is no argument that I see that Apple’s changes will pick winners or losers.

All it will do is reduce the information available from users who don’t consent to it.
But can anyone even do that? With crowds this big there has to be a number of sophisticated investors who'll be able to call anyone spewing BS out very early on.
The free version is very limited.[1]

[1] https://www.nurgo-software.com/pricing/tidytabs
Strictly speaking, this is nothing new. Debian has been doing it for 5 years.

https://reproducible-builds.org/citests/

All distros there are essentially reproducible fuzzing CI systems that introduces determinism through disorderfs, lang changes and so on. These changes are fine to fix but nothing you'd normally get when reproducing packages for a distribution.

Personally the important part is if the patches are upstreamed or not. This isn't something that is a priority among distribution.

Results from a fuzzing in Arch:

https://tests.reproducible-builds.org/archlinux/archlinux.ht...

Results from just chroot recreation:

https://reproducible.archlinux.org
> The main problem with Apple's App Store is that it is a closed monopoly. It is the only way to install software on an iPhone without jailbraking it, and if you do jailbreak it, then there might be other apps that refuse to work.

Android does allow side-loading of apps, but only with the typical very very very limited very dumb privileges. If you want to do anything at all beyond what the OS is willing to bless, you need to root your phone. And as soon as you do that, you are back into the iphone/jailbreak nightmare hell world.

As soon as you root your phone, you no longer pass Android SafetyNet checks[1] hardwired on the device, and can no longer use a wide variety of payment apps & secure systems. Netflix. Google Pay. Samsung Pay. There's been some cat & mouse games[2], some wins for the rebellion/resistance, but the intent is clear as a bell: this is Google's device, this is the developer's device, and you the user are not entitled to privileges on your device. Anything that violates the app developer's sense of security is unacceptable in the New Computing Order (NCO). What a hell-hole piss-pot back-water reality of computing we've landed in. Bicycles of the Mind are such a far off out of reach intellectual froof-y ideal compared to this all-spectrum anti-us consumerization-assimilation warfare.

Apple is not the only one: it's every (big) company, every organization, fighting actively to deny us anything more than superficial access to the devices we carry with us 24/7.

Give us root, you god-forsaken infernal beasts! #IFightForTheUser. Make our machines ours again.

[1] https://developer.android.com/training/safetynet

[2] https://www.androidpolice.com/2020/03/11/safetynet-improveme...
I believe AZ was doing weekly testing while Moderna (maybe?) was doing “test if symptomatic”. That’s a huge difference.
> That would only fix the build machine's problem, it wouldn't fix anyone else's builds.

It would fix everyone else's builds if they added determinism in their builds (as opposed to adding non-determinism in the test-procedure). Besides, a test-procedure never gives a guarantee because a bug depending on non-determinism can be subtle.
No I’m not joking, nor am I harming my future. I don’t have to make an optimal amount of growth on my savings to afford my retirement. There is no harm in owning less money then if I had used them to swindle more workers out of their profits on the open markets. In fact, every dollar you make as a result of not working is a dollar somebody else worked for and didn’t get. You are harming workers by earning money on the stock markets.
Perl.com Domain Hijacked
I don’t disagree with you, their IDEs have been full featured but a little slow. Suggestion, if I may: remove all plugins unless you really need them.

That changes on Apple M1 Silicon. PyCharm and IntelliJ native are very fast, as is Apple’s XCode. Life is sweet.
Shame this doesn't come with some screenshots. I assume people will eventually be able to recreate the kinds of effects that cool retro term has.

https://github.com/Swordfish90/cool-retro-term
There was clearly significant risk associated with an unprecedented ramp up of vaccine production and I expect that AZ, Pfizer, J&J etc are all working round the clock to try to deliver as soon as possible.

Fraud implies bad faith which I expect is a long, long way from the truth.
(I'm also not a lawyer)

Does it matter? From my perspective, that contractual problem is between AZ and the UK, not between the EU and the UK.

If I buy 100 doses from AZ and you buy 100 doses, and AZ only has 125, one of the contracts will have to breached.
>I think these realizations are why much of the r/WSB discourse over the past two days has shifted from "we're going to be millionaires" to "i'm just in it at this point to stick it to the man".

I think that's more the activist crowd that has joined over the past week. I have a hard time believing the original r/WSB people care more about making a political statement instead of money.
Wow, no.

Amazon and FB are massive companies, growing massively every year. They are probably overvalued, but that's due to a P/E ration problem, not a fundamentals problem.

Game Stop is straight up a flailing business, not very big to begin with.

This is a market stampede and it will come down soon.
Time to short everything.
The yearly flue vaccines are also about 60%
Apple added an opt-in requirement for Facebook’s ad business but not for its own. Users, on average, will stick with the default. How is that not picking winners and losers?
> Long term side effects like after the polio vaccine in the 70s always occur IMMEDIATELY after vaccination.

Sure, but this is different. Suppose a target cell happens to be expressing a retrotransposon that by chance binds to the mrna vaccine and integrates it into host dna in an inopportune spot, could cause elevated risk of cancer years from now. I think it's highly unlikely, and plan on getting an mrna vaccine myself but there are whole classes of side effects we can't simply rule out because "traditional vaccines show immediate effects"
That's an option... but if the person behind the throwaway account still receives abuse, it doesn't matter that the abuse didn't come down on their main account. It's still abuse aimed at them as a person, and it still hurts just as much.
Is it really anonymous? How does it compare to Tor and i2p?
It sounds like a sad story. PHP's specialization is in rendering dynamic web pages. It was its ONLY purpose (ignoring niche projects like GTK bindings, etc). And yet even against general purpose languages/VM's (where using it for backend web is a choice, not its only purpose), PHP could not remain competent in its own class.

It's like building a car designed for just one thing, to go very fast on straight roads, then a general-purpose car comes along and somehow beats this car in this category.

How did it lose its grip? Did the PHP Group become too complacent being at the top?
Apologies if I got it wrong but I thought you made a comment (later deleted) along the lines of "you've made a strong claim and 1 hour later still haven't provided evidence".

Because it was deleted I can't check if it was you or not. I had it open in a tab and it disappeared when I refreshed.