skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Some years ago there used to be this very popular scam in my country: you get a call from an alleged police officer,who explains that your daughter/son/cousin/whatever made a huge car accident and is about to go to jail unless it's 'resolved' with some money. So many people got swindled for absurd amounts of money. However one case stuck most in my memory: the police got called by a woman who was about to fall for such scam. Fast forward to the end and the journalist asks to tell what happened. So she gets a call from someone, saying her son is arrested for drink driving and causing an accident. He needs money for this to go away. The woman goes to the neighbor to borough the money and the neighbor seeing her in distress,asks for more details. Finally she tells the woman: you haven't got a son...
Ask HN: What do you do with trained ML model from lobe.ai or teachablemachine?
There are a lot of no-code platforms which enable users training an AI model with ease. Most popular are for example https://www.lobe.ai or https://teachablemachine.withgoogle.com

1. I am curious who are main users of those platforms: experienced developer without ML knowledge or junior developer?

2. What do they do with the trained ML model? Just for fun in some hobby project or really used in production code?

3. It looks like (in my opinion) those platforms target beginner/junior developer. But if the output is only a model file, then it maybe too difficult for a beginner to write a software to use these trained models?

The context for my question: I am developing an app for home security which can detect human and animal. Technically it is possible to just swap the model file I used with the model file trained by the platforms named above and the user can use the app to detect any object in his interest. Is this "bring your own model" a good business idea?
Love to hear what you think about it.
That is fine, just do not market it as a "Free Speech" service / tool / platform like the fediverse try's to do.

The entire marketing of the fediverse software is freedom from censorship.

if you want to build "Authoritarianverse" and place yourself as emperor for life, then you are free do to do just be open with your marketing so people know to avoid your software
cash is used as currency and would meet the criteria you listed.
Also note that you can save by buying stuff. Materialize your savings for a 2% a year compounding tax free return. Get discounts by buying in bulk.

Urban dwellers might be more limited but for people who have unused or underused space, this is a way to get a return on that space. Buy all you will need for the next decade of:

Salt, sugar, socks, underwear, under-shirts, vinegar, soap bars, toothbrushes, razor blades, feminine products, toilet paper, paper towels, napkins, trash bags, freezer bags, sandwich bags, foil paper, parchment paper, plastic wrap, wax paper, candles, matches, diapers, pet supplies (litter, etc.), gardening supplies, building supplies, repair supplies, medical supplies, fire wood, wood pellets, long lasting appliances and furniture, kitchenware, dinnerware, sheets and pillowcases, blankets,comforter,bedspreads, maintenance, renovations, efficiency upgrades, land, bigger house.

Some liquid soaps and chemicals have a limited shelf life of just a couple of years so it might be better to avoid unless you know the shelf life. Also be careful buying more than you need which can lead to waste. Be careful being wasteful just because you have lots of stuff at home. Buying alcohol ahead of time in bulk works if you have the discipline not to drink more. Also to get a good return you need to use the full life of your stuff before replacing from your stash, not replace early because it's right there.

There is also a macroeconomic benefit to this approach. It can get the economy out of Keynesian recessions when people save by buying.

You are however limited in total value by the free space you have.
Well, the people in the article (Whale Alert, the ones that gave BBC the article) absolutely traced the bitcoins that were cashed out, but as you mentioned, law enforcement did nothing.
To begin with, those wind turbines don’t build or wire themselves, now do they? Just the construction creates a lot of good jobs, so does the maintenance work involved. So does the infrastructure built and maintained to get that power into the grid. This is all good for the economy.

The datacenter helps grow the tech industry here, the benefit of this should really be self-evident. All my comments above in terms of the construction and maintenance of the turbines also applies here.

These are offshore windfarms in a quiet seaport city next to the existing industrial area. It’s not like these are downtown.
my first mp3 player (2gb) after audio CDs
- more songs
- more playtime on a single AA battery
- smaller size
It is the currently accepted term on the Euphemism Treadmill. In my lifetime alone I have seen it go through colored people (perhaps the original source of your discomfort? and the "CP" in "NAACP"), Negro, black, Afro-American (which was brief but it doesn't mean I didn't have to rename a lot of anchor texts when the academic departments changed names to ...), African-American, then back to black, people of color, now finally capital B Black, with "people of color" apparently now a broader term of usage.
Guess that’s why kubernetes and so many other CNCF projects were written in Go.

It’s archaic enough that everyone can get things done instead of worrying about esoteric new features.
Strong agree on the size of the space and the room for many approaches.

wave :)
I’m not sure pandering to their comfort is the right thing to do here.
Why are they associating “master branch” with slavery in the first place?
Not an expert at all but the way WSB explains it, it’s where hedge funds trade GME back and forth between each other, gradually lowering the price with each trade. It’s a coordinated effort toy manipulate the market and is illegal. According to WSB the SEC either doesn’t care or fines hedge funds so little for stuff like this that it’s worth it to them to do it anyways (as well as selling naked short and under reporting short interest). As I said, I have been watching what WSB is doing for entertainment value so all of this is suspect.
It definitely is. The correlation between money and intelligence is very high.
Hey this is super cool. Is it only on mobile?
No. This is a common way to think about it, but it's wrong imho. Because that money is real and it buys you real stuff. If you have that money one day and it is gone the next, you effectively lost that money. It doesn't matter where it came from.

Think about it: You inherit $500k. You lose it through a scam or a bet or gambling. Do you think it doesn't matter? I mean, you didn't earn that money yourself, right?

There are no paper losses and no "unrealized gains". It's your money and if it's gone, it's gone. Doesn't matter how you earned it.
you are confusing at-will with having an open enough systems that promote equity for all

the equity for all is what guarantees what you have experienced not an at-well work state
There is also an assumption that if you are "intelligent" then you are intelligent at everything - this has not being my experience of knowing some really smart people. In fact, I actually that to do something really stupid requires a high degree of intelligence - largely down to sheer hubris.
To think how many scams have been prevented because the target played Runescape or WoW
Parent pointed out a good starting place: in the physical world, we've evolved minimum property and contractual rights that cannot be waived.

In the digital world we have... binding arbitration clauses in terms & conditions of use.
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Water damage would also prevent access to MFA apps like Google Authenticator. And many/most people (world-wide) are accessing the web through their mobile device anyways - so damaged phone = no web access.

That leaves us with physical keys, which the average consumer probably doesn't want to carry around all the time (easy enough to keep on keychain, but most people don't carry keys around their own home).
EGA has terrible colors yet I am strangely drawn to this esthetics. Of course a big part of this is that the artists at Lusasfilm where amazing.
How would I know that?
"But developer productivity!"

Most orgs (and most devs) feel developer productivity should come first. They're not willing to (and in a lot of cases, not able to) optimize the apps they write. When things get hard (usually about 2 years in) devs just move on to the next job.
Scams have been going longer then you have been alive. It's not a modern failure of education.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16131314 both dang and pg disagree with you, for the record
The sunk costs fallacy is not a fallacy
Huh, why?

If the US economy is going to do well, bond yields will be going up. That means a bond short position will pay off.

Being short on bonds is basically financially almost exactly the same thing as borrowing money.

(The US treasury is 'short' on T-bills. They have to essentially 'buy them back' when they become due.)
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The image in the article shows that the scammer has the twitter name @JoshyMcb so Sebastian didn't check too much
They got the shitty software part down just right :D
That probably just means it was moved to another BTC address.
It's a couple of years since I spent extended time there, but if there's anything I know it's that Koreans move fast, so I wouldn't be surprised if I'm slightly off there.

It's absolutely the case in Japan, though.

LINE is bigger than WhatsApp in Taiwan and I think Thailand, though.
I agree with your policy recommendation, but I still think people who don't pay enough attention to the possibility "E l o n M u s k" a.k.a "JoshyMcB" might not be the real deal when it's their life savings rather than a retweet on the line have to take the lion's share of the blame.

And tbh people shouldn't be trusting even the verified real account on something like this, given it's been hacked to push this exact scam before, and even under the control of actual Elon it tweets about imaginary investors taking TSLA to $420 and other stuff he thinks is funny at the time.
"Fortunately this sounds like he didn't lose anything, just never realised extra gains."

Sounds like if someones house caught fire the owner did not loose anything because he did not sell it?

That were His bitcoins he was the owner of the bicoins and he was scammed.
I'm not familiar with Gab, but was the app itself promoting that or just some content from users?

If it is just users, why ban them and not browsers or anything that can access Facebook?
OP here.

As an early-stage startup employee and now, as a startup co-founder, I often end up deep in conversation with customers, trying to understand their pain points and preferences. My co-founder and I discovered that it’s really hard to

(1) be objective about our findings (do people really care about X?),

(2) keep each other updated about learnings from our latest calls. This ends up being a huge time sink (for time we don’t have!)

...

We got so frustrated that we built Loop which lets you:

(1) Automatically detect interesting parts of your call notes / transcript by highlighting emotional parts of the conversation, keywords

(2) Compile all your findings in Google Sheets or Miro so you can have a running list of all your key learnings, group, filter, sort them to make sense of what your customers really care about

(3) Share powerful quotes with your team with the click of a button so that you’re always on the same page

Happy to answer any questions if this is of interest!
I generally think of it as “cheap” inclusivity. Companies looking to cast the biggest virtual signal with the smallest amount of capital. On paper it looks nice enough, but dig a little deeper and you realize that it’s everything under the sun minus the most important part: training and hiring more women, people of color, and other minority groups in tech.

I’ve worked for companies that do this with mental health too. Everyone is burned out and unhappy? We’re bringing in a professional on workplace happiness! We’re partnering with non-profits! We’re doing everything! Except, you know, addressing the actual cause of the burn out and unhappiness. Because that requires a hard, sober look at our own behavior and wrongdoings. It’s so much easier to look outward instead.

I don’t identify as a minority in tech, so I won’t even pretend to understand exactly what that’s like. But it seems like being gaslit constantly. It sounds so painful and invalidating and exhausting and outright maddening to be told to look at all of this progress when you know they know it’s all the cheapest version of it and it’s mostly just for show.
I usually err towards the side of distrust due to obvious potential conflicts of interest when large institutional investors make public statements but from a lot of his talks and interviews, I've gotten the impression that Ray Dalio is less bad than most. It could be a con that I fell for, but he seems to push against bubbles to make sure the market is priced closer to actual valuation and he tries to educate retail investors some. This is a video[1] he put out about the economy. I think it is the best tldr summary out there and is incredible. It is short and amazing at conveying the principles of the economy. I think his lex fridman interview was good as well [2].

[1] https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PHe0bXAIuk0
[2] https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=M95m2EFb7IQ
I pasted the wrong quote from the OP, fixed.
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No, it doesn't.

It requires teaching people the tools to evaluate arguments, statements and media.

I don't claim anything wrt objective truth (though I tend to think there is one, but whether we're able to directly observe it and/or agree on it is another matter) – I'm claiming we have tools (knowledge, cognitive ability) to weed out obviously incoherent, illogical, biased, untrustworthy or otherwise bad thought.
"Non rhetorical question: are there any scenarios where the US defaults on their debts?"

1) Technically they have defaulted in '79, though it was more of a delay.

2) See how divided politics has become. What happens if the US hits the debt ceiling and the other party decide enough is enough and wont approve appropriate borrowing capacity and all budget. Given divisive politics of recent does this seem that far fetched?

3) US debt is getting to 110% of GDP and growing fast. If this isn't controlled it will hit a point where it becomes to a point where people lose confide3nce. And sure the US govt can print money given own currency as is often touted, but currency need confidence. If people feel they are just a printing machine and decide to head for lower risk waters, they can print all they want but money will become increasingly worthless and they may beed to 'reset' which means possible default .

4) Interest rates. What if these go up? The government can influence but ultimately the market has to want to take on that risk too. If economic times get rocky its not unforeseeable the fed cant set interest rates as easily as they do today. This could flow into serious payment/cost issues on the budget.

5) Not to fear monger, but China hold a bunch of debt. What if they decide to drop a trillion onto the market while US has other crisis compounding value issues and currency runs?

6) On the flip side of foreign debt holders like china, what if some rouge president said "we are not paying you because you stole our IP" or whatever rationale. Unlikely but recent politics shows us extreme statements/positions like this can happen. Even to threaten this in an unthought statement could have serious consequence and flow-on.

7) What if we have another pandemic or natural disaster and the economy drops 30% and stays there... good luck serving the debt on a drastically shrunk economy without serious consequence.

8) What if the next generation decides they are sick of previous generations debt limiting their countries future and a movement starts 'not my debt' and some hard left/right politions take power on disgruntled citizens

Etc

And yes the US can always print money, but money can lose worth too if people dont want it because they feel too much is being printed.

And to be clear, Im not saying the US will default, but there are many reasons that could trigger it to. Personally I think short term risk (sub 20 years?) is negligible, but if they stay on the current path we either need to find MMT works (whole other discussion), or there doesn't seem to be a positive end.
The bank is gambling it for you, in the same sense taking a road trip is a life gamble.
That's a mischaracterisation. Debs was convicted of encouraging violations of the law, specifically the draft laws. His arguing against the war was held to be perfectly legal.
Disclaimer: I'm a white engineer who is now a VP. I also have a black daughter. I can't speak for the black experience(s) because I'm not black, but I'm also acutely invested in seeing things get better in terms of race relations and opportunities for all people.

A few thoughts:

1. Words matter. They aren't the most important thing per se, but they shouldn't be ignored. Over time, all these little changes do add up.

2. What is the most important thing? Authentic relationships. As I've gotten to know more people of color over the last decade, relationships are what grounds my perspectives and shapes my thinking. Truly understanding someone, and having yourself understood, is critical to overcoming the long-term race problems in America (and beyond).

3. Alongside relationships, doing the hard work of educating yourself is critical. White people in America tend to only see the dominate white culture as the _only_ culture. You need to educate yourself to understand this isn't true. But this is where relationships come in: "Black" culture (or Asian culture, or Latinx culture) is not monolithic, so the relationships create the commentary to understand the broader trends. Both the right and left in America tend to not do this part well.

A final thought: it starts in the schools. Those of us with authority and decision making power need to be investing in spending time mentoring the next generation of engineers.
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No, not at all.

The price of bonds with a long duration varies with the prevailing interest rate (and inflation expectations). Even if the solvency of the issuer is beyond doubt.
Rising energy cost pushes up Canadian Inflation to 1.1%
I wrote a bit about it in a blog post over the summer: http://everettsprojects.com/2020/08/18/modeling-the-nhl-bett...

There are other posts on my blog about this project. There are links directly to them in the GitHub README: https://github.com/evjrob/bayes-bet#associated-blog-posts
That is all I could think when reading the article yesterday.

I can understand some people such as older and less tech savvy people getting caught up in scams but an otherwise intelligent early 40s person working in the IT industry?! I just don't understand how he fell for it. I guess the only answer is greed overrode his better judgement.
That is what a bitcoin scammer would say.
> with absolutely no due diligence

But due diligence was done here - the blue check mark was checked. The user checked other people were seeing success with this. The user probably double and triple checked the bitcoin address he was sending to. He probably looked for the padlock symbol on the site he was getting the details of the scam from. He might have checked his computer for viruses and been using a hardware wallet with a really long password.

He just checked all the wrong things.
How do you even come up with this kind of mental garbage?

Do you also not fly Boeing because they are directly related to killing countless of civilians across the planet, including two nuclear weapons drops on populated cities by their B-29s?
From TFA

> Hover the cursor over the images to see the remastered VGA version. If you're on a iOS device, you can simply tap the images
Resistive heaters easily get encrusted in limescale, often causing them to fail. My guess is this can be near zero maintenance.
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I'm not critical of spring because real life software projects are messy. I'm critical because I rarely if ever do greenfield development and when I'm debugging a production exception caused by something that Java's type system was perfectly capable of treating as a compile time error that is suddenly a runtime error I'm a little bit sad. And the sheer frequency that I encounter them indicates that just getting more disciplined developers isn't really a solution here.
Note that I only linked to the NixOS page since the Nix page doesn't have an "Initial release" entry ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nix_package_manager ).

I've personally used Nix on Ubuntu, NixOS and macOS. Anecdotally, I can't get Docker to work on my Mac :(
It may be a European concept but the concept of a nation state is a good one. When it works, it unites everyone as one group. Humans have a psycholical need for a group identity. Better to unite diverse individuals behind a flag, than to form groups based on ethnicity.
you can't cheat an honest man
How do you think I know it? I'm just trying to help you use the site and access the content, mate.
No, you get upvoted for posting stuff that other people think are contributing to the discussion in a meaningful way.

Not everyone is going to be voting 100% according to HN guidelines, but it is in everyone's best interest here to hold each other to high standards regarding them.

> Ouch there goes my Sokal slant. Better read up on my Sartre.

Stuff like this will probably get you downvotes as your sarcasm is not contributing in a meaningful way (at least I think it doesn't)
His wikipedia article gives a bunch of examples, including saying that Trump supporters have no recourse but to kill government officials.
Where do you live in the UK where you don’t think our politics is radicalized? It’s nit as bad as the US but Brexit is a thing ...
The guy only lost money he made in BTC speculation. He's not an innocent victim, just a little predator fish who got bit by a bigger fish.
I assumed every vaccine trial would be testing people regularly. I'm a little shocked if what you're saying is true. Is there not a lot on the line here? Maybe because it was in their interest to hide bad news?
Tesla's build quality is closer to the kind of $50 Android phone you find on wish.com than it is to Apple's. I have no idea how Bloomberg clickbait articles end up on here so often, but this particular one is a new low - an article about VW that they've shoehorned both Tesla and Apple into for the clicks.
And therein lies the problem yet again of “neutral point of view”, — with respect to what? the U.S.A. only?

In most of the world, “liberal” does not mean “left”; it means capitalism.

It is a common sentiment of the European that both what the U.S.A. calls “left” and “right” is rather “right” in his eyes, with both he Democratic, and Republican Parties espousing more right wing fiscal policies than many of the most right wing European parties would dream to tender.

The U.S.A.-man might look at it from a perspective of what he calls “right” vs. “left” in terms of neutrality, but from where I stand it is mostly an issue of “U.S.A. culture” vs. “global perspective”, as even articles that pertain to events in specific countries on English-Language Wikipeia seem to very often be analysed from what is clearly a U.S.A. cultural perspective.