skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ask HN: Someone is selling his/her memory through NFT, is it ethical?
Hi everyone,
Lately I've been researching about NFT and I've been checking some NFT marketplaces to see how people are making money.
Today I came across a product on the opensea.io which it remindes me of SciFi movies. Someone is trying to sell his memory on NFT. I don't how should I feel, but from my perspective it's kind of creepy and unethical.
Now that the NFT is opening its way through the world, don't you think there should be some sort of rules for this marketplaces like other virtual and physical stores?

Here is the link:
https://opensea.io/assets/0x495f947276749ce646f68ac8c2484200...

Edit: title
You didn't. I proved your RU-US example did not fit in the context of UK-EU.
I assure you, evicting someone from a home, throwing their life and family into disarray, does not reduce delinquency. Neither are home lenders interested in reducing delinquency

Therefore, all home loans should be unsecured, and anyone who demands the home as collateral is evil. /s
> I dont know this guy. But his idea definitly works for me. The effect lasts longer than a day so i would argue its not the sleep deprevation itself

It is generally accepted that the negative effects of sleep deprivation last longer than a day too. If you are sleep deprived you can't 'catch up' by sleeping in for a night or two (for example on the weekend).
They do but the captain is still responsible.
Is the difference between an OS with one init system and another noticable? I've been running SystemD without hitch for years now. Maybe I am just to casual of a user? Using Guix as a comparision, and trying to write services, it feels similar (execpt its a scheme lisp which is cool), but I cant say I have ever written a systemd service larger than emacsclient.
>"List of Peer to Peer Lending Companies (Emerging Markets)

AntGroup (China)

WeLab (China)

Tala (Kenya)

Jumo (South Africa)

Koinworks (Indonesia)

Amartha (Indonesia)

Investree (Indonesia)

Moneytap (India)

Lendingkart (India)

Capital float (India)

Faircent (India)

Shubh loans (India)

List of Alternative Credit Scoring Companies (Emerging Markets)

CredoLab (Singapore)

EarlySalary (India)

InCred (India)

Geru (Brazil)

Nubank (Brazil)

Getbucks (South Africa)

Kueski (Mexico)

List of DeFi projects - Decentralized Finance (Emerging Markets)

Xend

Cardano

Polkadot

Solana

ShuttleOne

UniLend

PlotX

Polygon

Razor Network

XinFin"
Actually a good point as I never even considered that. Maybe I'm the one who's at wrong here?

Seemingly I am passing the captchas, they are not giving me any errors. Simply seems to accept my input, reload the page and ask me to do more.
Outputting beautiful designs is a function of the css, no? The bundled css is quite minimalist, and it comes packaged with a relatively simple starter website.
Nope. Why would they?

They're refuting British lies.
It hasn't been that long since gay people could be thrown in prison for having sex. This was mass state violence against an entire population. The law failed to prevent people from "enacting mass violence" for ages. Progress is made over time, but this history of the US is the history of the law failing to prevent the powerful from enacting mass violence against the weak.

We already have laws that are abused against BLM and other left-wing groups. I'm not confident in the ability of the state to protect these groups, despite the state claiming that the US stands for certain values. This makes me skeptical of the free speech absolutist claim that the policy helps all groups equally.
> It makes no sense for the lost transit fees to be paid by the insurance companies as most vessels waited the 6-day period and then got to traverse the canal with some days in delay (so Egypt still got that money).

Except during those six days no ships went through, and so no revenues were collect. That is, Egypt could have gotten more revenue if no ships were delayed—and remember some ships started going around Cape Horn in South Africa.

It's about the 'opportunity cost' of the blockage.
That’s not what Feynman is saying. He was against cargo-cult science based on end-results and appearances only. What he is referring to here is what he goes into at length about the “deep meaning” behind “why” something is happening, rather than just describing “what” is happening.

Here is a full clip: https://themultidisciplinarian.com/2016/07/21/feynman-as-phi...

It’s similar to what David Hume, the great skepticist, observed centuries earlier, that one cannot really explain the endless “why” of physical processes, just the “how” of the apparent physical law determined by correlation.

Today we call it “shut up and calculate.”
I really think you cannot emphasize the last part enough - money, money, money.

Only focusing on money as a metric seems to be a lagging indicator.

What is the adage? You are what you measure, or, you cannot improve what you don’t measure.

Yes, server uptime and latency is important, but so is customer satisfaction and the metrics of the application.
I wonder if there is some way we could make it open for the public minus the couple idiots who run it for the rest of us.

I don't really want to make it like Chinas social credit score, more like you do these bad things and we take your good person card.
Im so sorry to hear about your loss. Standing by and watching a loved one go through this is truly awful. I had a tear in my eye reading your story, it is very familiar to me. My mum went through something very similar over ~4 years.

She had a minor relatively non-aggressive but unusual cancer. It was removed and she had optional radiotherapy to be sure it didn't return. She bounced back great - but then the odd stomach issues started.

No doctor could find or diagnose the cause. She was slowly fading away and getting weaker and weaker. She spent more time in hospital than out. She was always at the mercy of the next life-threatening PICC infection. The only explanation we ever had for the gastroparesis was that the radiotherapy damaged the nervous system around her stomach. It was years of misery and suffering, all the while propped up by TPN through starvation. Eventually she found her release, but like you, it changed my perspective on life and dying.
Read the reactions to many issues on this site. It tells the story.

People believe in their own exceptionalism and have a strange perspective on freedom. That’s the toolbox that companies use to divide and conquer. It was particularly hilarious back a few years ago when major tech companies were colluding to suppress salaries and blacklist employees through “no poaching” agreements.

The reaction to this sort of complaint is “just move somewhere else” or “that may be a problem for some ditz like you, but I am a 10x genius”.
I, too, can speculate about what Feynman's message is, and while I think you are right in supposing he was not interested in the problem, I also think he is saying that not much in life depends on answering the question. It's not like even philosophy itself is hung up on this issue in the way that, for example, fundamental physics seems to be at something of an impasse over string theory.

Neither our sensory perception nor our language are entirely accurate representations of the world we live in, but they are both good enough for most purposes, so long as we don't get nerd-swiped into obsessing over questions of what it all means.
Bill Hwang's Archegos Blow Up Was Just Bad Luck
Has anyone actually bought the jam? I assume it isn't, but if it was actually made to somehow look more "space-like" that would be pretty cool.
I bought some jam for $17.99 shipped. Now I wait six weeks. Their viral marketing campaign worked.
Agreed.

I see it as a "simulation" of a shared hosting account which from what I experienced the most common deployment strategy for WordPress sites. Usually these hosting though still have the db on a different machine and are usually are exposed via Apache using php-cgi. But it's good enough.

They could throw in some non-root account as the last step for good measure.
> The point is that the anecdote to distasteful fake news isn’t good intentioned fake news it’s factual news.

The antidote to a bad typo is the anecdote of a good typo.
How illiquid is it given the widespread availability of HELOCs?
Humans can’t even fully understand human languages.

Setting that aside, the starting point is not that they aren’t (going to be in the future) capable enough to understand us. It’s the opposite.

They will be so far ahead of us that they will have to dumb things way down for us to barely follow along with what’s happening.

Of course as is wise on HN you do carefully plant some weasel words. “This kind” of AI being the most obvious escape hatch for the defense of your argument. But I assume people are interested in the bigger picture AI, not just a narrowly defined AI like this repo only, or this approach only, or this git hash of this branch of this repo only, etc.
Okay, well then replace service with sell device with the code in it, or put any type of DRM on a device using the code.

The point being that any license is going to have some amount of:

> restricts the freedoms of the world to build upon, adapt, and use the software for any purpose.

It's just up to if you like the terms or not.
Good luck. The “owner” of any modern development probably put 5-10% down, and has a syndicate of LLCs and LPs fronting money in exchange for tax write offs. You’ll only find someone willing to admit to ownership when the property is 15-20 years old.

Cities like NYC didn’t adopt strict rent control and regulation back the the days before home ownership became a thing for the middle class because they were a bunch of commies. The incentives for landlords always lead to them being assholes as they grow, going back millennia.
Be aware that capturing exhaust CO2 of coal plants is about the cheapest source of CO2 for capturing, as you just need to pre-enrich the air in oxygen to get nearly-pure CO2 exhaust.

This expensive part is for capturing CO2 out of ambient air, where you only get like 0.04%.
I have seen workers code that appears to remove Cf-Connecting-Ip prior to a fetch(), though no idea if that works. Maybe it just gets replaced with the workers ip? Like:

router.route('/proxy/:url', '*', async (event) => {
event.request.headers.delete('cf-connecting-ip');
event.request.headers.delete('x-real-ip');
return await fetch(event.parameters.url,event.request);

Edit: Tried several variations of this. It doesn't work. The cf-connecting-ip header is always in the fetch request with the right data. It's a bit confusing because some of the Cloudflare tools don't show you all the headers.
Physics. You can see a lot more cars than you can identify the gender of the cars driver. For example on a freeway at night, how many cars in front of you can you see vs how many drivers genders can you identify and remember.

Now sure, the smaller percentage may still add up to a significant number. But people do a crap job of limiting their mental tallies to only the people they actually verify. If they assume someone is say drunk their going to add that as evidence even if they never actually have any direct evidence for drunkenness/age/gender/ethnicity etc.
Limited Liability refers to the suppliers of capital, which often differ from the employees and directors that are responsible for the issues like in the article. I am fine with this since there is no moral hazard, but the parties involved / responsible should not be able to take their bonuses, click bankrupt and restart elsewhere under a new name. Society needs more protection, clearly.
I was curious too, so I took a quick read through a Newton ROM hex dump. I'm pretty sure it's running in big endian mode.

00000000 ea 00 06 2c ea 68 00 01 ea 6c ff ef ea 68 00 00
00000010 ea 67 ff fc ea 67 ff fb ea 67 ff f9 ea 67 ff f7

Those e nybbles you see at the top of each word are pretty standard arm32, meaning "execute always" in it's ubiquitous conditional execution of instructions. Them being in byte 0 rather than byte 3 of each word means that it's stored in big endian order. The rest of the instruction makes sense too as branch offsets in big endian (since this would be the cpu exception vector table).

There for sure could be some weird other piece of information I'm missing (like maybe the rom image is pre swapped for efficient emulation on big endian systems like Mac/PowerPC?), but barring that it really looks like Newton was a big endian system.
"In total, 30 people out of 18 million vaccinated by 24 March had these clots. [in the UK]"

"There have been two cases of CVSTs after Pfizer in the UK, out of more than 10 million vaccinated, but these did not have the low platelet levels."[0]

So currently a one in half a million chance of being effected. For comparison 1 in 1000 women per year taking the contraceptive pill have a chance of a blood clot. Obviously this is a new drug and should be scrutinised, better understood, and if possible fixed - but at what point do we consider the daily articles scaremongering by people with an agenda?

[0] https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-56620646
hmm I don't know how this one works, but I'd be very wary of devices that are not equipped by a sensor thats bulging out of the device or one with a fan moving the air into the sensor.
What is being mispreresented?

I read https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Von_Neumann%E2%80%93Morgenster..., And there's no notion of time let alone non-ergoticity in the formula. I am not familiar of with the rest of its book, but I wouldn't be surprise if it's similarly fine, building a theory similarly of rich theorems about very simple models.

If so, the problem isn't Von Neumann's math then, even if the general aim of the endever was misinspired by Bernoulli's primitive notions. The problem would be all the math cargo culters in economics who constantly try to the premise premises of math theorems as if they were broad social laws.

I mean don't get me wrong, I am no fan of Von Neumannn's politics, but obviously I am not going to fight his pure math.
That sounds like a good project! I looked at the documents for a site and see what you mean.

I can contribute if you or someone can help navigate the documents.
They can still pose a distinct barrier to the tenet starting a lawsuit right?
This reminds me of the time the Warframe developers inadvertently created a gambling mechanism and removed it once they noticed it. Sadly this is the exception rather than the rule.

https://www.kotaku.com.au/2018/03/warframe-removed-a-microtr...
The article mentions that there is a 500 gallon tank of some toxic material buried at a unknown location in the property. 500 gallons is very small -- 66 cubic feet, which is about 4 ft by 4 ft by 4 ft.

In my opinion, that makes it completely plausible that a problem relating to that tank could be so localized that it will only affect one tenant.

I'm not saying her problem was due to the 500 gallon tank. All I'm saying is that if it is, then it is not unbelievable that it affected only one (or a small number) of tenants.
I'm talking about addressing systemic issues in our culture (like calling any group we don't like by a bad name) that are definitely, provably, obviously, causing more of the bad behavior that we're trying to criticize.

I live in a very "purple" area and even though I am "blue" I get along with "red" people easily by, I dunno, not calling them "deplorables" when they say something that offends me.

It's up to each of us if we want to link our identity with a zealous cause and never back down because we're afraid of social penalties from our in-group, or if we want to actually learn how to get along. But if you go around calling people "losers", you should consider how that might be adding to the problem you're trying to solve.

Edit: btw I agree 100% with everything you've said except for the "armies of losers" phrasing. That's all I'm trying to communicate to you. That there may have been a more constructive way to get your (correct) point across.
Forecasting forecaster accuracy: past performance and individual differences
Best get on and solve it as an engineering issue before too many people read the Unabomber Manifesto...
Make them sign a non-extraction clause in their kidnap lease, sue them into the ground when they escape.
How to deploy your application with AWS CodeStar
Clearly lying is not good. I don't have strong opinions about whether the linked list can be accurately described as lies.

My strong opinion is that the differences here are about values not facts, and those differences are real.
Of course.
To be more specific, I'm concerned about widespread compromise by NSA of computers in European companies with the goal of industrial espionage.
(Like the way that Intel's Management Engine can potentially be this kind of threat.)
It’s called a unikernel.
Personally have no issue using with or without. They all have merit. Would like to see a systemd only distro OS and stack that up against the traditional.

For clarity:

systemd only distro OS === linux kernel + systemd + $DEFAULT_SHELL
I had a crack at that with the blog directory (https://bilbof.com/blogosphere/blogs), but it's pretty limited!

One thing I thought would be cool would be an API for similar blogs or articles, pretty much opening up an internal part of blogosphere. I think one could use that to provide a webring.
You need to have pretty significant assets to get a foot in the door to large buildings from what I've read these buildings are rarely the only collateral on the loan.
Good luck getting them to stay there. No doubt there are those who are willing and good you housed them.

The rest of them will either get thrown out for drugs/mental illness or ruin the place they move into. And I need my neighbors to be quiet at night so that I can keep my job. That is hard when you need to have the TV on at max volume because you need it to drown out the voices in your head.
...no one cares, because they want a novel, not a tour guide

That criticism is pretty applicable to The Sun Also Rises. Two great sentences and a lot of setting description.
What chafes me about these simulation arguments is the "turtles all the way down" questions about:

- in what broader execution context such a simulation could be managed, and

- whether the context of our simulation, itself, could have a meta-simulation above it.
Surprising to see XD in second place, I thought uptake was a bit lower than that.

I’ve actually noticed more people using Figma as a (painful) Illustrator replacement than XD in the wild anecdotally, must be outside of my bubble.
That seems to be a rather strong interpretation of "cogito", i.e. that thinking needs to work according to rules and regularities such as logic.

I'm certainly no expert on what Descartes meant precisely when he wrote that, but the broader point, that there is something that one can be sure of, certainly stands.

What exactly that something is might be hard to define. More recently it's been called "qualia", the thing that it's like to experience something.
Congratulations on trying this.

It is worth mentioning that lifelong sleep deprivation is linked to different types of dementia in the elderly, so I’m not sure which is worse: persistent sleep problems or nightly hormone supplements.
At some point the governments should forbid them from calling themselves "I"SPs. This has already started with the 5G.
and on the other side there are more women in generally male dominated fields of work in china than in america.

win some, loose some. not really helpful to compare that.
Consumers who work with software that employs sandboxing and are alarmed about PSF have the choice to disable the PSF functionality

Thank goodness. That's a much better way of handling it than the "sky is falling" response to Spectre and Meltdown that saw some people receive 20% performance drops via silent Windows Updates, despite neither of them being actively exploited in the wild.
> I wish something like that would work for me. I would immediately begin to analyse what counts as a task. I'd set myself tasks, realise they're much more difficult than I thought they were and realise there's no way for me to complete this task and also hit my 25 goal.

Can you permit yourself to subdivide those tasks that turn out to be more difficult?
If coal plants produce 50$ in unaccounted externalities for every 1MWh they produce, is it fair to any of us to allow them not to have to pay for it's mitigation?
> Of course it is but Conservatives lack the ability (or the will, given their party donors) to think of the future. "Wer Visionen hat soll zum Arzt gehen"...

Schmidt was in SPD, not the CDU.
Oh, so now it's ok to use this type of argument?
> Here in Ontario, we have no fault insurance […]

I really wish it was named something else, because it causes all sorts of confusion:

> A common misconception about no-fault insurance is that insurance companies won't determine who is at fault after an accident. However, this isn't the case. According to the Ontario Insurance Act, in every accident with multiple drivers, insurance companies must always assign a percentage of fault to each driver involved. Other provinces have similar laws.

> No-fault insurance simply means your insurance company will handle your claim and pay your damages regardless of who is determined to be at fault for causing the collision. The other person’s insurance company will do the same.

* https://www.insurancehotline.com/resources/no-fault-insuranc...

There are legislated rules on determining fault in the most common cases:

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ontario_Fault_Determination_Ru...
The emissions from concrete come from limestone kilns, which are even easier to capture the CO2 from than coal power plants.
Waymo ordered “up to” 82,000 vehicles in 2018. Today, it has “well over 600.”
What a nightmare.

When you’re sick, a lot of times your home is your safe place. You go home and crawl in bed and try to feel better. Imagine your safe place to feel better is causing you to become even sicker.
> Now, with Gentoo it's interesting. While the Gentoo handbook says it uses OpenRC as default init system, we received mixed feedback from different people on whether Gentoo is a systemd distribution or not.

Not sure why they made this like an special case while at the same time they mention LFS also gives people the choice of wheter using SystemD or something else.
Important to note that the blood clots from birth control are completely different than the ones from the vaccine, and are an order of magnitude or two less dangerous.
To take an analogy, I feel like I'm suggesting someone should try and fix himself his bicycle flat tire, and you're reponding: "No, don't, you could injure yourself. Make sure you go see a professional and don't listen to those personal experiences"

I know it's a serious topic, I've been diagnosed with depression several years ago, that's why I just let my simple experience with it, that goes well with ideas developed in the article, of natural & risk-free drug/treatments alternatives
Use shell script for glueing stuff (ie calling other tools) and pipelines. Use GNU awk for complicated text processing. Profit!
Making a Robot Chainsaw. Carving dogs.[video]
Yeah, I’d question the previous person living in that apartment and try and find out if they were cooking meth or something.