skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I rented a miner contract off ebay for 50 dollars back then, I recall that I linked it to a mining pool and it earned around 40 dollars worth of BTC. I would like to say I lost it due to the 3rd party wallet company going bankrupt, but if I'm being honest I'm pretty sure I gambled away 90% of it in a BTC dice scheme.

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Sure - everything can fail. Even on older already working Rockets.

It is just very unlikely that both the rocket will fail in such a way that you need the FTS and that the FTS itself will.

You mainly want it for scenarios where you cannot control the rocket at all anymore. In other cases it might be better to have it fall as a chunk into the sea.
I have a linux Desktop, Windows, and Mac. I was recently trying to work out how I could do my media handling on the Linux Desktop (KDE). It didn't just work. I tried numerous apps and all of them failed to meet my expectations.

My non-development tasks... those things in life I use a computer for... are just harder on Linux desktops or have a poor experience.

MacOS, on the other hand, has a great experience for most of these everyday life kinds of activities. Even for many business activities it's better. Here I refer to the non-development parts of business.

If all you do is systems level coding than Linux is great. But, that's not the case for most folks.
This is similar to why I am suspicious of many “fact checks”, the amount of effort it takes to produce them makes me think that it’s often more about damage control for a specific special interest group than it is about general facts and knowledge, and the quality of many “fact checks” seems to reflect this often as well. Perhaps this is a sub-law of sorts.

There’s a similar one where fact checks will start out with one premise in the title, provide a completely different fact or two that they’ve “corrected”, and think they got away with people thinking they have “debunked” the original premise when really it was just a deflection. And often they work since many people just read the title and think if a fact check exists, it must be a true debunking.
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I agree with your interpretation but disagree with your framing. To me such expensive errors are tragic not 'hilarous'.

I am very sad about the distress and suffering this saga will cause Europeans.
You misunderstood the fallacy. it's not "don't listen to experts". it's "a proposition isn't true only because another person says that it is true". While you may chose to save time by deferring to expertise, you can't use that to convince someone else that an idea is correct.

Logical fallacies are easy to misunderstand, which makes them very dangerous. That's why this website has examples, I guess. This is a case of knowledge that might require a teacher who can give feedback and guide understanding.
This from that PostgreSQL mailing list link you give is interesting:

> AUTH means that the system call is blocked (on that condition variable I mentioned about), and the user mode daemon is asked about the generated event: "postgres, pid 999, open() on file /path/file with flags 0x400003" - something like that. The usermode can either allow or deny the event by replying.

The use of a user mode daemon to make decisions about whether file access is allowed reminds me of the way TOPS-10 on DEC PDP-10 did access control lists over 40 years ago. It's a method I'd like to see for ACLs on modern systems.

On modern systems the ACL is part of the per file metadata. On TOPS-10 the ACL information was in a separate file that contained the ACL information for multiple files. I don't remember if is was one ACL file per user or one per directory.

An ACL entry could specify file name (wildcards allowed), account and group requesting access (wildcards allowed), program that was requesting access, and what kind of access. The wildcards and the centralization of the ACLs for multiple files is what made this system excellent to use.

When an access was attempted the system first checked if it was allowed by the ordinary per file permissions. If it was access was granted and the ACL daemon was not consulted.

If the ordinary permissions denied access and the caller had not set a flag indicating it did not want to check the ACLs the access was denied. If that flag was not set the kernel would consult the access daemon, which would find the ACL file and check the ACLs within to find the ones that applied and make its decision.
good point; have updated the blog post.
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I'm not seeing a meaningful objection to Google doing what it wants with moderation of its own platform though.

"Do what you want" in the free market is exactly this behavior.
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also, I want to share that OP's original point reflects common hiring practice at my former employer, which is a federal Minority-Serving Institution (MSI) in the South (i.e. majority of students are first-generation college, immigrants, people of color) whose faculty is overwhelmingly white and predominantly male. The diversity hires, that I was aware of, tended to favor White and "model minority" candidates over equally (or better qualified) URM candidates, even though it's obvious that the students would be better served by hiring more professors that reflect the demographics of the student body. There are plenty of highly qualified candidates these days, so to me the biggest problem is bias on the part of many hiring and tenure committees.
Please consider the possibility that you might be "escaping" using reddit or using it to fulfill some unmet need. If you are unable to figure it out by yourself a good therapist might be able to help you channel it towards something healthier or just bring balance to how you use reddit.

EDIT: The idea behind this being that perhaps the addiction is a symptom of some other problem and trying to get to the root of the matter might help make it easier to find a way around it.
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Reminds me of the quote “ A lie can travel half way around the world while the truth is putting on its shoes on”
Porsche reinvents the short squeeze (2008)
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When did you buy the domain and update the website?

If there was a website there before, it could just be that Google hasn't updated their search index.

Adding your site to Google Search Console can help, so you can request for the page to be reindexed.
I rarely bother to address this argument:

> open source software is only free if your time and expertise are free

but since you seem to actually be trying to discuss this in a thoughtful way, please note that we're not given a choice between free software that takes time and expertise to use and maintain vs closed software that takes no time or expertise to maintain. To mimic your original phrase, Windows 10 Pro is only $199 if your time and expertise is free. Going further, in my experience it's often been the case that the free software takes less time and less expertise to use and maintain.

Also, it's worth mentioning that you are conflating two different things, open source software and free software, a distinction that often doesn't matter but is central when the point at hand is the ethics of free-as-in-freedom software vs non-free software, a distinction the term open source was deliberately created to elide. You are also conflating free-as-in-freedom with free-as-in-beer by opposing the "software is only freedom-free" with "your time and expertise are free-as-in-beer free".

Finally it's not clear to me why you went on to address the pragmatics of non-free hardware or the fact that human effort is necessary to build computers, maintain distros, write kernels etc. Is there a claim that it's unethical to try to run free software on the hardware that you have, or that free(dom) software must always be provide without cost on hardware that is both free(dom) and without cost? If not, then computer users can still spend a small amount of money, relative to utility, to buy a computer that runs free(dom) software.

I'm not disputing your claims that accessibility software on Windows or iOS is better than that on Linux, because I don't know the space. It's an unrelated argument, afaict. To illustrate this, simply imagine that some government or corporation had decided to make high-quality accessibility software available under a free license. (I am reminded of Intel's work supporting Dr. Hawking.) You wouldn't conclude from this that all your previous thoughts about free and open source software vs closed/commerical software were wrong, I assume.
I used to keep all the reference documentation downloaded and available offline, but at some point I got lazy because Google did give me the API reference as a first hit.

I guess it's time to start bookmarking those /usr/share/docs/... paths again :)
>I find it curious when people give these institutions the benefit of the doubt.

Is it any different than giving the election officials the benefit of the doubt rather than assuming that The Establishment rigged the election? not that I support the election fraud claims, but it's an interesting parallel to what's happening here.
If configured, sure, and if you use the mouse for all text selection. And also if configured, middle-click can paste.

Now how about Cut (Cmd+X vs Ctrl+Shift+X)?
Yes, me too. I just read about someone calle 1ronyman on Reddit, and I am interested too.
It’s also much more ergonomic on hands and fingers.
This behavior is not acceptable here.
RTFM/from the article...

>CERN ended up with three variants. There is a strong reciprocal licence (CERN-OHL-S), which is for designs that remain free along with all their derivatives, a copyleft principle similar to GPL.

>There is a weak reciprocal licence where the design can be used as a component in other designs without the whole becoming open source, but if the design of the component is modified, that must be shared back (CERN-OHL-W). And there is a permissive licence, CERN-OHL-P, which lets users mix the design freely with proprietary designs provided it is acknowledged, similar to Apache 2.0 in the software world.
Facebook (24%) and Google (32%) compete pretty intensely for mobile ad spend. While we don’t know how much Facebook uses Google ads, that theory isn’t particularly satisfying because they compete so intensely.

https://www.fastcompany.com/4032442/its-still-pi-day-so-we-d...
??? Art is not a currency easily transmissible over the internet to anyone, for whatever purpose, outside the reach of the law.

India is one of the most corrupt places on Earth, it's a perfect vehicle for organized white collar criminals to avoid scrutiny and usurp the system itself.

Fragile systems without robust oversight and integrity will be washed away by those with leverage and bad intentions.

I don't feel as though after all this time the answer is not obvious.
If it makes you feel any better I lost about the same amount of bitcoin at about the same time frame playing blackjack in an online casino. I learned the lesson, I never gambled in a casino again. One of those expensive life lessons.
It's fair to call it a political coverup for several reasons:

1) The Hunter Biden investigation was deliberately delayed until after the election.

2) Pelosi refused to pay for extra security for the Capitol during the rally.

3) DNI delayed intelligence report until too late to act upon saying his analysts refused to submit a report.

4) FBI (Comey, etc.) known to be partisan (real deep-state.)

5) Impeachment called for with no investigation or even evidence.

6) FISA court used in Mueller investigation at Biden's request, with no supporting evidence to do so.

There was nothing about the Capitol riot that wasn't political. Your stomach should churn when reading the above - there was a coup attempt, but by the DNC, not Trump, a sitting President. He just had the misfortune to rally 500,000 supporters, while Biden got maybe 10-15 at his last 2 speaking events.
BS can go down locally so long as it goes up globally?
We don't have the bandwidth at the moment. I would if we did.
If everyone was guaranteed those resources, then no-one is going to do the jobs that need doing.
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One has to be comfortable with the social environment where one lives. ID, if you mean Idaho, is more idiosyncratic than other places and was an acquired taste not everybody developed. YMMV
StackOverflow once tried to do an interesting community experiment around replicating documentation on everything but it lacked guidance / self-direction and they cancelled it.
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> the capability of searching the information

Not something SO is known for. Thus, it would be pure improvement over the status quo.
Not just UK media, German media as well. But maybe not to yhe same extent.
Have you been successful running this script/strategy?
I've had a similar experience. Every time I get a glimmer of an idea of something I'd have fun building, my thoughts immediately go to my devops workflow, hosting, cross platform, updates, testing, security, tax, patents, viability assessment... and my professional experience has suffocated my idea before I've even built a fun prototype just for myself.
macOS and importantly Homebrew's direction (which now doesn't support brewing from a sha-addressed github link) are leaving me at a crossroads.

I value stability and autonomy over everything else - I expect the setups I work hard on scripting to work for years, freeing me of this continuous keeping up with the magical incantation du jour. As a hacker, it's particularly frustrating to feel at the whims of someone else.

I think my next setup will be using my (company-issued) macbook as a thin client against a beefy unix machine. That way I'd keep a number of affordances (trackpad, iTerm, fancy Emacs etc) while having my core tooling absolutely stable.

(I have the vague impression that Linux distros have also dramas and instability of their own... looks like the BSD family is more minimalistic?)
MacOS is a perfectly fine Unix, but a terrible Linux. If what you actually want is Linux, MacOS will always come up short.
It isn't a failure code, EINTR is a code that explicitly tells you to retry.
1) People are not using BTC because of fear of debasement.

2) Nobody is forcing you to hold large quantities of cash. In fact, very few people or institutions do. Most portfolios are 90% 'other stuff'. Cash is for liquidity, it's never really been as a store of value. As a currency it works well.
I think it's more the reasons, if they include honest facts, partially justify the means. Of course, this could be because everyone thinks they're to smart to be influenced. In which case, they appreciate the true information but ignore the psyops.
I don't like seeing a fun joke turned into a scam to rip people off.
> I mean, there's one of two possibilities -- either in fact there's something about people who are very similar to me that makes them the most qualified OR there's a lot of talent being overlooked and missed and my company is missing out here.

The third and more likely option is that you're sampling from a population that looks mostly like you. If software developers are 90% male and men and women are equally competent, you should still expect to hire 9 times more men than women even if you could pick the best candidates every time.
> EINTR on a write to local file

Apparanty it was on an open() call on local file which is certainly ... unusual

https://www.postgresql.org/message-id/20210115210548.zfbnulf...
Erm, are you replying to the right person?

I frankly dislike the EU and am thoroughly enjoying them make such an ass of themselves.
I'll take a look at the data. But I don't think that big problem is suicides, it's people getting evicted and starving.
It does when one of the contracts is the actual vaccine manufacturer
That’s hilarious. John McAfee himself has a useful video that you can search for on YouTube with instructions on how to disable it.
OnePlus 6 and OnePlus 6T seeing work for mainline Linux kernel support
> suggestions welcome

I had a similar problem (Spanish and English keyboard share the () problem, and we have ñ where ; usually is, but Spanish keyboards are qwerty and not azerty). I switched to the US-international keyboard layout and use that to write in any language now. I find it a good compromise, although it's not perfect neither to write in Spanish nor to program/write in English.
This is what I love about HN: Wake up, read a well written article and learn something new. Thank you!
And where are we conversing right now?
Actually, the companies that have made sure they use people from more than one subset of the population have better financial results.

https://www.mckinsey.com/featured-insights/diversity-and-inc...
That is interesting. Thanks.

I’ve been looking at settlement also and am particularly interested in overnight Interest rates. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overnight_indexed_swap

This past years changes at the Fed for Central Bank Interest Rate Swap Lines and 9 new banks, which included Sweden and others.
https://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents/pressreleases/mone...

The dollar is running the world right now. Lots of demand even as, or maybe why, the value has been weakening. https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/index/dxy

Curious when the dollar running the world will begin to change. The US dollar and CN Yuan are the only countries keeping us with positive, basically zero, interest rates globally (See IMF SDR) https://www.imf.org/external/np/fin/data/sdr_ir.aspx

Lastly, Power to the Players! Still looking for more short squeeze on the GME shorts, would like to see them get pushed down to a reasonable level of the float (5-20%?). I’m holding.
If everyone was guaranteed those resources, the price of everything would rise so people would still need to do those jobs.
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If you can directly identify any of these fallacies while arguing on the internet your stance on the subject instantly becomes correct and the opposing view wrong.
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It turns out it was Facebook that was used for planning.
How often do you need to do this? (E.g. once, once a year, once a month, or once a week?)

And do you have access to / storage for liquid or gas fuels?
The "at cost" thing comes from the IP agreement between the University of Oxford and AZ. The EU has nothing to do with it.
I don't lump Reddit into the same bucket as FB/Twitter. It's perfectly possible to have a sane, even pleasant experience there if you stay out of the default subs and the obvious dumpster fires. And I think stable-but-pseudonymous identity is turning out to have been the right call.
Apple alone had a volume of 170M on Friday, for a total of $0.9B cover required, GME had 50M or $10B cover needed at ~$200.

There would have to be an insane ratio of meme-stock trading vs SP500 for GME alone to impact their cash requirements - if that’s the case it seems they dug their own grave...
No it's not new, it's just not worth it. Especially when the remote teams have no system admin or security skills. Better to just give them a preconfigured box with all the necessary software and policies. A buddy used to work at Booz Allen Hamilton and they gave him a company laptop with very limited permissions.
I’ve been insanely happy with my AirPods for exactly this task — so much so that I’ve purchased multiple pairs. That said, a true con over time is battery life. These are consumable devices, IMO
Why should it be a metric if it's not part of our goals? The problem is there is no language for negotiating the relative weight of values.

For example, how should business success weigh against the social justice problem of black access to technological opportunity?
You could if it were small apps.
This is mostly untrue.

There was no requirement to blacklist gab. Mastodon clients on f-droid are allowed let users use Gab.

What f-droid does not allow is apps preconfigured to connect to Gab, or who's primary purpose is to connect to Gab.

There was even a petition to have fdroid remove an app (fedilab) that had a blacklist to disallow Gab then removed it, claiming that removing Gab from the blacklist was specifically endorsing it, and there were some people who tried to claiming that not apps that were not blacklisting Gab when other apps did meant those apps primary purpose was to connect to Gab, but f-droid weren't having it: https://gitlab.com/fdroid/fdroiddata/-/issues/1736.

However, they did consider an app that was a straight fork tracking another with the only change being the removal of a blacklist to be disallowed.
So every time you slip slightly with the mouse while clicking, you destroy the clipboard contents.
I would look at off road, camping, and overland forums for ideas.
Perhaps by “anyone” you mean developers? I can think of innumerable reasons why regular mom and dad users use MacOS over Linux.
unambiguous “attention” or “mentions” ?
That still doesn’t mean it is exploitation. One person has no inherent right to shelter, food and warmth. If someone decides to give it to them, that is charity.
Downvotes are not moderation, a censorship speech, or a statement anout the user's humanity. Votes are just a measure of popularity within a community.
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Letting future generations speak with Holocaust survivors with AI
I am the same way. I always attributed it to early experiences learning to play the piano. The muscle memory is in your whole arm/hand/finger about the location, and the sequence of fingers is dependent on the sequence of keys that follow.
The "tail" in tail risk referes to the tails of a probability distribution. A normal distribution has "thin" tails. The probability of huge outliers is pretty low.

If you have tail risk, then it means you have a decent chance of losing a lot more money than the typical variation. Your returns might look like +1.1, +0.9, +1.2 +1.05, -3. So your profit is pretty predictable with little variation, until suddenly you lose a lot of money.
Young musicians who are thinking of pursuing music as a career are often given the advice, that doing something that they really enjoy as a hobby can become a burden when it becomes a job.

A hobby lets you choose your own battles, work on your own schedule and terms, gauge your progress by simple measures such as personal satisfaction or helping someone with their own life. Career means all of the ** that comes with the job, and doing mostly stuff that other people want.

Granted with music it's a bit more extreme, since a middle ground of doing fun work for subsistence money doesn't really exist.