skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think it's the difference between paying the word processing department (if those still exist) to edit last year's document and paying for what amounts to an expensive marketing campaign that few people are going to see.
I have a 4790k it's still pretty good work horse but finally getting to the point you'd be worth going up to a older Ryzen instead.. the pricing is similar and you get a memory boost etc. Though you do need a new mobo/ram but still.
Tangential question - is the ability to "code", i.e. develop software, an innate talent or can anyone learn to do it well enough with sufficient training and self-motivated work? Will there be a percentage of incarcerated, or bootcamp students for that matter, that just won't get it?
It will take decades if not more just to classify all bacteria, protists, viruses, etc who live in human gut. Even more to understand personal differences, mechanisms of influencing human immunity and behavior.
That’s a bit harsh. You can still buy coreboot machines:

https://www.coreboot.org/users.html

The projects are related, at least.
I've added this to my bookmarks, thanks!

I haven't looked at the code, but I'm guessing it indexes all the Unicode names of characters, and allows lookup by any substrings of those names, right? Maybe using a suffix array. But it would be nice if there were wildcards. Regular expressions would IMO be overkill, but s.t. like Unix globs might be nice, e.g. "a * acute" to find "LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A WITH ACUTE" or "LATIN SMALL LETTER A WITH ACUTE.
I hope it's clear I'm mocking the crudeness of conflating area and worth? Take up your issues with the article author.
What happened was Barry McCarthy, who was CFO at Netflix till 2010, left Netflix. Barry was an exceedingly creative and forward thinking CFO. He was the CFO responsible for taking Spotify public via direct listing in 2018, which was an incredibly bold move at the time. Definitely creative as far as CFOs go.
Once you basically lose everything, your house, your 401k, your job, all of your savings, etc, then you declare bankruptcy. After that you’ll qualify for Medicare because your income level. That’s when the federal government steps in and you can usually get some kind of treatment.

Over 60% of bankruptcies are medical related.
The foreign (non-US) filers (and also IFRS) are bringing the design back. I don't like it either.
A common dream theme for me is inability to operate a smartphone. The apps will lag or disappear. I'll tap on the wrong items and mistype words. It is a very 2021 interpretation on the "running late" dream trope.
Even that quote would be ridiculous. There must be 10,000’s serious cloud providers.
Lots of valuation is being produced, propped up by Tether printing. BTC in itself is an unproductive asset, it costs real money to keep it up and running (some $4M/USD in electricity etc).
IIRC, Brian Armstrong (CEO coinbase) was at the top of the MtGox volume leaderboard, because he relied them for Coinbase's retail exchange.
DO, Linode
https://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0135.html

Was it from order of the stick?
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Ok great to know. But my intention here is to convey that it is dangerous to biohacking a molecule/compound that a user is going to put in his/her body. The peptides after synthesis needs to be rigorously tested(QC/QA) for the desired sequences and to make sure the absence of any undesired epiotopes mixed.
fair enough. but if people want to buy the stock at 350$ why disallow it?
we either run with the rules or not. you don’t change the rules when the game no longer worked as you want it to work
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Financial markets represent ownership of companies that produce things or provide services. Or they are for debt on loans to governments, companies, or people that use it to finance something.
I'm not attacking anyone, and it's not a gentle suggestion for an optional donation. If it were, I'd have no problem here. I'm happy to support developers and am fully supportive of developers who accept donations.

The developer states the following:

> If you are using CodeMirror commercially, there is a social expectation that you help fund its maintenance.

Calling it a "social expectation" is frankly a pretty big turn off for me.
Context: https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/5penft/parallelizing_...
A cyberpunk style website for listing your open sourced projects
Windows Terminal. And reminder, you can use winget on prompt to install apps
This is great! I've also come to really like curlie (https://curlie.io/). It is written in in Go and provides an `httpie` like interface with `curl` like performance.
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How do you understand something like 'withdraw, with conversion' or 'withdraw, let your bank handle the conversion', without language? Is there an obvious image or button shape that'd signify this without prior knowledge? Curious, not sure I've seen an instance where this is obvious from any other cue.

To expand on this: the mapping between images and other cues to a precise meaning is often actually pretty poor. To correctly navigate using images you often have to have prior knowledge, with the exception of the most downright obvious images or visual cues possible. On the other hand, text can have essentially arbitrary precision (although past a certain point it becomes difficult to parse) - and is thus actually often superior for first-use (or infrequent use) scenarios. The ideal is to have the best communication possible, and while I'm not sure as to the extent that Uber reaches that goal, text being unreadable and the app being unnavigable because you changed the language is, in my view, more on you than on the app developers.
It isn't a choice for any registrant that is filing to the SEC. Even the smallest filers will have to file most reports using XBRL after June.

The application of XBRL doesn't really affect the design of the reports. It ebbs and flows - it feels like more designed filings are coming back with better tools that allow more designed reports.
This is specifically mentioned in the Radvac paper in the section titled "POSSIBLE MECHANISMS OF VACCINE-ENHANCED DISEASE,
VACCINE-INDUCED AUTOIMMUNITY, AND MITIGATION STRATEGIES"
Thanks for this! What a blast from the past! Look at the ADS! Nice little diversion here.

Sure do miss BYTE. Would be excellent to have a similar publication today. The scope is larger, perhaps too large, but maybe not. One got such great perspective from the pages of BYTE.
The capability of independent ‘biohacking’ researchers is increasing at an astronomical rate.

Justin from The Thought Emporium created a fairly durable treatment for his own lactose intolerance https://youtu.be/J3FcbFqSoQY
It depends on how you measure "worse". I gather you're alluding to the moral argument, and I completely agree: Google leaving Pakistan is my gut reaction to this.

But public companies have shareholders that demand the company optimize for revenue, so I assume they are balancing that as well. This means they are weighing value systems against one another.

I was trying to highlight an opportunity to encourage other app stores to reconcile this tension to some degree. Allowing/encouraging other app stores will no doubt impact revenue to some degree, but perhaps not a great degree, since it mostly acts as an escape hatch in cases like this (convenience seems to dominate user behavior). But it would also allow Google/Apple to continue to serve users in Pakistan, some of whom might not agree with their government's position.

The subtext here is that I fundamentally disagree with the argument that users should be disallowed from installing apps of their choice from sources of their choice on devices they purchased. I know this is a fringe opinion, so I was eager to point out how it might help in this situation.
> the false Supermicro hack story (never retracted BTW)

So the idea is that Bloomberg, a company owned by a multibillionaire, published a story full of libel, and for some inexplicable reason none of the corporations damaged by that story sued them?

Or maybe ... the story is true, and those mentioned found it embarrassing, so they put out denials to the press and social media that will never have to be scrutinized (say, under testimonial oath in a deposition)?
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It’s hard to write a comment, knowing that ten years from now it will be even easier to pull up everything I have ever done or said, or perhaps even presumed to think.

At some point, when everyone’s skeletons come out of the closet, people will become more forgiving and more hopeful that people can change their behaviors. We’ll start judging people on what they can do in the future, not what they did in the past.

It’s easy to judge people on their past. It’s much harder to judge people on their unknown future. But we’ll get there.
Maybe by Anti-Neutrino detection?
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How meetings are run
The best of British Comedy!

I don't know why, but this reminds of countless meetings where nothing ever gets done, people sniping at each other, full-on nitpicking, bad group dynamics etc. all hiding under the facade of "politeness".

Share your experiences!
A 2021 appeal to bring them back: https://www.joshwcomeau.com/react/modern-spacer-gif/
The Music Genome Project came up recently. Thread references code and sample data

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25523729
Likely weakening of the Florida Current during the past century [pdf]
I was annoyed by the expression myself, wondering why one would group Japanese and Thai cuisines in the same group.

Then I noted that here in Singapore you often find "western" restaurants, which serves the stereotypical western style cuisine.

So I guess this happens a lot more than you might think initially.
I took a stab at something like this a few years back (https://github.com/saghm/rural), but yours is much fuller-featured. I'll definitely try this out soon!
There's okay stock for 5600X + 5800X but the 59xx series is nowhere to be found and probably won't be until later this year if you read between the lines of what the industry is saying.

I broke down waiting for a 5950X and bought one off a scalper last week :/ luckily got it before the recent spike in price.
oh that could 100% be it I love the chunky stuff. But hands down the store by my house that makes there own a league of its own compared to even like the fanciest gelato at whole foods
According to the efficient market hypothesis, if there's profit to be made and those companies aren't taking it, someone else will. Have you considered eBay?
Ask HN: Why isn't anyone doing body language/inflection analysis of recent news?
It seems like it would be especially easy w/ some fairly trivial ML pixie dust.

For example, there's a lot going on in this video: https://twitter.com/newsmax/status/1357738761451356161

Note the dramatic mood shift at 1:33.
More than a few EU companies are outsourcing the design of their 20-F/40-F documents to design companies.

It is mostly a style/taste thing, although I know that some US companies are also interested in improving the presentations of their filings.

There are a lot of limitations and constraints involved when you're filing HTML that needs to look decent against all browsers and operating systems. Some filers will make a highly designed report and file it as a PDF alongside the official HTML version.
It's mobile first to input expenses and view spending limits anytime anywhere. I usually input expenses right after paying for them.

I'm using Flutter, which also builds apps for Web, Windows and Linux using the same codebase. My plan is to make Pleke available on all platforms in the future.
Thank you so much for doing this! I can feel the slow startup time of httpie every time I use it. ht has made it disappear!

For users of Arch Linux, I submitted an AUR package: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/ht-bin/.
"trying to impose your own system of morality on the whole world"

You are comically missing the point. Microsoft does not get asked to take down software from windows.

Apple and Google shouldnt have the ability to apply unilateral censorship.
It is much more complicated than that because part of the BTC will be paid from yen fund and part from BTC fund. And there are both fiat claims and cryptocurrency claims.

The draft document has been made available to creditors but it says not to share with the public. But it does say that BTC and BCH claims will be valued at the BTC/BCH-to-yen conversion rate as of the time of commencement of rehabilitation proceedings (749,318.83 yen/BTC). And the payout will be less than that because the remaining assets will be distributed to creditors in a prorated system (although certain small fiat claims and possibly other claims may have higher priority).

There is definitely not a specific amount of BTC currently that would be paid to creditors per BTC that they held, since it depends on the final total claims (which is mostly finalized but may still change a bit), and presumably on the value of the remaining BTC/BCH assets held by the trustee at the time of distribution.

One creditor made a calculator to compute the payout based on the current exchange rates and such: https://old.reddit.com/r/mtgoxinsolvency/comments/l08ymh/mt_...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transistor_count

1,000 on a chip in 1970. 20M by the late 1990s or so.
what does gullible fools dumping money on GME options have to do with Chamath?
I did part one of two of nand2tetris online.

The biggest part they omitted was how flip flops work. They talk about it briefly in a end of unit video, however. They don't really talk about clock cycles in any depth, and their interactions with flip flops, and why they're important.

The course, I think, it better to have left it out. It keeps the first part focused on the combination of elements culminating in a CPU.

And, most of all, it inspires you. After doing the course, I was more than motivated to understand this myself. And it remains the most educational computing course I've ever done.
Gonna go into a bit of a rant about Carta because I know the space way too well and I've had a couple glasses of Riesling.

It's been interesting to watch as Carta's been derailed from their initial ambition of unseating Computershare/Broadridge for the business of stock transfer agency. It's his company, but if you actually read the SeriesA decks that he's quoting from, Ward's representation that they raised initial financing on the vision of "the Nasdaq for private markets" is quite an imaginative retelling of history. The plan was clearly to "climb the food chain" up to Computershare. [0]

Their first derailment was getting into the business of stock options in the US, and the associated revenues from 409(a) valuations (still substantially all their revenue, I think). This made sense because they were in the startup world, and had a lot of startup clients issuing employee options.

They tried to stick with the TA market by buying Philadelphia Stock Transfer in 2018, and launching their entry into the public company business with great fanfare [1]. However, the guy they hired to do it left in a year [2], and PST is still running on the laughably archaic system TranStar [3], when Carta could make a better system than TranStar with a team of two in their sleep.

I'm pretty sure it's basically that their ambitions (and those of their VCs) are just too big, and being "the next Computershare" isn't a big enough business, despite Computershare's $8B market cap. Companies are staying private longer and longer, and being a service provider to public companies just isn't that cool anymore.

It's a shame because I actually think having better public company services would make it a lot easier for startups to go public earlier. But pretty much every transfer agent, including Computershare and AST, seems to think bigger private markets are the future.

[0] https://www.slideshare.net/razinmustafiz/eshares-series-a-pi...

[1] https://carta.com/blog/meet-carta-for-public-companies/

[2] https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-harrigan-96151021/

[3] https://shareholderaccountingsoftware.com/pst/irlogin
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Who knows how it feels to be cheated on by a trusted spouse or to fall a victim of the internet scam, all that have experienced and it was so kind i came in contact with Wizard Harry through his email known as wizardharry@programmer.net, he helped me to unveil the secret plan of my spouse by gaining access to his mobile device and computer, my bitcoin worth $98,509 was stolen by fake brokers and i thought nothing i could do about it but yet he got the funds recovered and I'm happy to be back again to my feet and even stronger than before.
> Or maybe ... the story is true, and those mentioned found it embarrassing, so they put out denials to the press and social media that will never have to be scrutinized (say, under testimonial oath in a deposition)?

These are publicly traded companies - everything they say is scrutinized.

What's not scrutinized is internal communications and logs, which would be fair game in discovery in event of a lawsuit against a media organization, which are uniquely suited to defend those types of lawsuits.
On the lucrative business of pirating Voltaire in eighteenth-century Europe
الشراء بي تاريخ قديم ووضع القيمه الشراء والحد من الربح والخسارة وقيمة إيقاف الربح وكم في المائه مع وضع الربح عند الإغلاق والبيع في نفس الوقت علي السعر والتاريخ الحالي أصبح صنعت قيمه احتياطيه من القيمه الاساسيه لكن في الحاله دي الضرر كبير كثير من المستثمرين هيخسرو ويبيع خوفا في القيمه هتنخفض الحل ربط الأموال بي الدولار بعد البيع حتي يستقر السوق في 24ساعه علي الاقل يتم إعادة الشراء من العمله بعد استقرار الانخفاض في انتظار الارتفاع المستمر
Curlie is actually way better because it doesn’t mess with the default curl arguments. You don’t need to (re)learn httpie’s overly verbose command line parameters if you already know curl, and you don’t need to rewrite scripts or snippets that currently use curl.
That is not at all my understanding of what the draft rehabilitation plan says. There are fiat assets and fiat claims and other complicated factors. The payout would depend on the BTC/BCH-to-yen conversion rate at the time that the distribution begins, and the total claims that make it through all the way to the end. Based on one creditor's read of the plan, along with the current exchange rates and such, the current expected payout is closer to 0.16 BTC per 1 BTC held, some of which is paid back in Japanese yen and some as BTC/BCH [https://old.reddit.com/r/mtgoxinsolvency/comments/l08ymh/mt_...].
I'm sitting here just opening and closing my mouth in that "I'm sure there's something to say about this but I'm not quite sure what" way.

Getting past that, I was pretty sure I knew what a sheep pelter was, but I did not expect that there is in fact a product (TM!) named the Pelt-O-Matic.

Reading the description it sounds very.... efficient.
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I can't help but be irked by the push to consider profiting off Open Source software without financially contributing to be considered "socially unacceptable."

I'm all for donating to Open Source projects and supporting maintainers, but if you expect to profit from corporations exploiting your software, maybe don't license it as OSS?

If I use Open Sorce software and make money, but don't donate, is that socially unacceptable? Is that evil? Greedy?

What about literally every company that uses Open Source software? Are they evil too?

The spirit of Open Source software is that it comes with no or few strings attached. The idea that there is a social expectation to pay goes against that spirit, even if would be nice in theory.
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Mark, the security errors in Mt Gox cost me sums of money that would have completely changed the life of myself and my family. Mostly I have moved on from this, but occasionally I multiply my Mt Gox holdings by the current price of Bitcoin and imagine how life could be. I have never heard you express sorrow for the individuals whose lives you so negatively impacted.

I have no idea if you have plans to make amends for this. Even now, the top of r/MtGoxInsolvency is a post about opening an exchange again to earn money back for the creditors. Do you have any thoughts on how to make things right?
https://www.reddit.com/r/mtgoxinsolvency/comments/ldnrxv/reo.... Yes of course I'm a part of the legal proceedings, but those seem to never end, and seem unlikely to bring any significant recompense.

I can't imagine living a life where so many people direct such incredible ill will towards myself, as you live. Especially given that early Bitcoin folks were often disreputable, and the amount of money you cost them, I assume you must have concerns for your own physical safety.

I hope that you'll consider those of us who are still hurt by your negligence by choosing your words and presence carefully.
Yeah I was weighing just upgrading the whole motherboard to a ryzen chipset or something, but I have an ITX build so it would be pretty expensive for the features that I want.
And what, maybe made some kind of deal to not follow up on it? It just disappeared. No retraction, but I also don't recall seeing further articles in support/defending its position/etc. The entire situation was very suspect from every angle.
I can definitely see this happening either by declaring it illegal or going after the weakest link in the Bitcoin's system = cashing out.
There is obvious choice: dont give yourself the ability to control and sensor , and then be surprised when governments want you to press the button.
>I'm surprised there's no SRAM product for enthusiasts/cost-no-object performance seekers.

I suspect it's because the trade-off for the increased performance would be more than just the price, and that's not even considering the CPU changes and motherboard design necessary to implement SRAM main memory - no CPU maker is going to go to the expense of a separate production line just for enthusiast CPUs that support SRAM core memory.

SRAM density is significantly lower (cells/mm^2) then DRAM, because a DRAM cell can by implemented as a single capacitor, where a SRAM cell is six MOSFETs. So very generally speaking the amount of SRAM you can pack into a chip is about 1/6 (or fewer) the amount of DRAM cells in the same space.

Given that modern CPUs typically have only four DIMM slots populated in pairs and you can't add more without changing the memory interface, that means you've cut the total amount of memory possible in a system by about 80%, so max 6.4GB instead of 32GB.

So.. a memory type for "enthusiasts" that costs e.g. 5x as much as DIMMS, only allows you 20% of the memory size, and also needs a motherboard and CPU design that's incompatible with DIMM based motherboards. Not attractive to too many people.

If you want an easier way to make an enthusiast product with the performance benefits of SRAM, just put the memory on die on a multi-chip module so it's a very short distance from the processor cores (like Apple's M1). Short distance equals good signal integrity, low latency, and on die means simpler motherboard design. The trade off is that you can't add memory later, you have to buy a whole new chip.
Sure, it works with any Python installation/environment that has spyder-kernels installed.
Will it be before or after Netflix/Prime/HBO+ releases a documentary or 'based on real events' type of show?
Wow. That's serious difference, I didn't expect that for fetching an url.
I don't know where this blog is getting their data from, but Netflix's 10-K filings have never been highly designed.

https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&C...