skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The speed isn't much related to the compilation itself... Make against ninja matters just for build machines.

What it matters for developers is the development time, and doing things in automake takes 3-4 times of Autotools. Not to mention that the configuration time you loose waiting for a single line change.
Notion wanted to be this I think. But it knows really few for a spreadsheet, it isn't enough flexible for a database, it is not really set up for writing (because of the blocks, at least for me...) and it is slow for note taking. Also they still do not have offline working and you cannot back up properly.
If you want to keep a phone going, try a Fairphone.

https://shop.fairphone.com/en/fairphone-3-plus

I'm too spoiled on having snappier phone specs to enjoy something like this, myself.
Instead, companies are incentivized to hold cash offshore.
are there similar books on lev landau ?
Why the Push Is on to Make Pandemic Life 'Permanent'
> FS2020 was developed by the French company Asob

yes I know. It does not mean that they disregarded the whole history of 40 years of FS when designing the game did they ?
> Do people actually like all those Samsung annoyances?

No.

> Why is Samsung considered the flagship of flagships?

Because hardware is reasonably good in a scorched earth kept by and endless race to the bottom that is the android landscape.
We're using Metashape and Reality Capture. We used to use Bentley, but they've got unethical business practices so we're avoiding them now.

Metashape has really good licensing, and their software runs on Linux and is easy to integrate into processing pipelines, also they've got a big featureset.

Reality Capture was super expensive, though that has seemingly changed now that they're bought by Epic, so we might reconsider our strategy there. They make better use of hardware, making them faster, and their resulting models look great. Their licensing was so expensive that we just couldn't afford switching all of our processing to RC.
The ability to gauge the right level of abstraction is the mark of a good developer.

That being said I rather rework an over abstracted C# codebase then a hyper templated , singleton using, multiple >5 inheritance, no STL, void pointing C++ madness.
Nice! where did you work?
Although I wasn't around during the 50s, this comment seems likely to be revisionist history to me. The article itself quotes Oppenheimer as writing (unsolicited): "He is by all odds the most brilliant young physicist here, and everyone knows this." and 'Wigner said, "He is a second Dirac, only this time human."'

I wonder if perhaps this opinion of Feynman as a showman has gotten more popular over the decades as Feynman and the physicists who knew him passed away, and more and more of us are exposed to him only through his lectures and books. (If you'll excuse an aside: a bit like Bill Simmon's thesis on the basketball greats Bill Russell vs. Chamberlain -- those of us looking back on history, with only artifacts, may draw conclusions that would be ridiculous at the time.) I don't know if this is the case, but it's a fun speculation.
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There was a lot of infighting and turf wars when I finally quit. I'm not even surprised that this latest turf war spilled into the news.
You can do what describe with education credits, along with other tools.

And in your example you could also use student loan repayments for taxable income reductions in the same manor. Only the interest, but that is the same a business not being able to deduct capital investment.

With the assumption that we are treating debt like income for the individual, except that individuals do not report that as other income.
Such absurd hyperbole.

Don’t physically fight with police, and you’ll be fine. Simple as that.
such simpler times. nowadays one of them would be busy cancelling the other. judging from the replies, some are tempted to do so retroactively
This is so messed up. I can’t even imagine what that must be like.
The dark side of “the Internet never forgets.”
Yup that's what usually happens when governments take extraordinary authoritarian measures and restrict personal liberties of everybody.
Yes! I am a big fan of "keep data hot" approaches to things. I first came across this approach with the Prevayler library years ago and I love it.

People who haven't tried it will be excited to discover how much faster it is. The only trick is to store your data in a format where you can write the changes easily. E.g., logging changes and then playing back the log on startup.
"The agency told Ms. Cunningham and Ms. Costa that it would accuse Amazon of unfair labor practices if the company did not settle the case, according to correspondence that Ms. Cunningham shared with The New York Times."

That's a pretty nice piece of leverage to have in hand while negotiating a settlement.

Edit: They were both UX/Design folks with Amazon, fired on April 10th, 2020. Costa was Amazon's first ever Principal User Experience Designer, and had 15 years with the company. Cunningham was a User Experience Designer and had 6 years in at Amazon. Guessing the settlement will be for a notable amount.
That is why we need to create knowledge to be able to curb these disaster to make sure we don't follow the fate of almost all other species who's gone extinct and are likely to go extinct.

We are the one species that might just have a chance if we don't succumb to the dystopian pessimist view that is a much bigger risk than anything else.
And yet that is not what is observed in practice. See figures 1 and 2 of that paper [1].

What I am complaining about is that the authors are confusing "what can be represented" by a neural network with "what can be easily learned" via SGD. I argued that the peak in test loss in those figures is observed becuse SGD struggles to find a solution that generalizes well, not because those networks are intrinsically less powerful (as the paper seems to imply).

[1] https://arxiv.org/pdf/1812.11118.pdf
How does this tell when http is appropriate? For many posts, I prefer http over https [0] so defaulting to https is not good behavior.

I don’t like this “https all the things” without considering whether it’s necessary or not.

[0] for example this great post about feynman/Dirac was https, I wish it was http to save resources, I have no need for encryption... https://www.cantorsparadise.com/when-feynman-met-dirac-fe9cc...
Thanks for the links! I wonder why they didn't post the links in the article?
Well it is tax money that is sent to the government and that is taken from the total amount of money that the company receives for the products it provides. If we are talking about some moral side of the issue (as the articles tries to, if I'm not mistaken), then why wouldn't we count it?

I'm not saying that the company shouldn't pay a direct tax on their profit, but that I want to know the real number counting everything. Focusing on some fraction of that number can be misleading, especially when the editors try to distill it into a short title, with possible agendas no less.
>more like a theatre production than a feature-length film

Because it was basically a "television play", a hybrid between a theater production and a higher budget TV series/film. Such things were common on Soviet TV.

One has to understand that Soviet Union was relatively poor when compared with the west, especially so during perestroika.

For example "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves" is another Soviet tv play https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCutJ-7acvg
The state might be, however they’ll likely contract the work out and the company who’ll pick it up will pay a lot especially if they taking on that specific contract to get their foot in the door.

You also have a lot of financial institutions, insurance companies, health providers and big retail/manufacturing companies that have a lot of legacy systems and they pay quite well.

I don’t know about that specific case but quite often government institutions are locked into salary tiers they can’t offer more nor do they actually expect to find anyone for that position it’s just often a requirement proper to issuing a tender.

Basically it goes like this “we tried and we can’t find anyone for $56,000 per year to fix our system, we issued a tender and got proposals for $350-400K so that’s the budget we need”.
It is a legit concern of mine. I've been asked for phone recommendations from family as well, but they only focus on the main brands with a strong preference for Apple as the status symbol and Samsung as the slightly less pricey option for people who want a phone they can do a bit more with (which is to say they see Samsung as the phone I like because it isn't locked down). Even after explaining there is more to Android than just Samsung they don't seem to care because their view seems to be based on what advertisements they watch.

I'm afraid too much critical thinking has been off loaded to corporations through advertisement. Sure, it is just a phone, but for many of these people the $1k price tag is a major part of their disposable income and I don't think enough thought is being given to the far cheaper alternatives.

Not only has it been reduced to two options, the two options have become two of the most expensive options. I don't think this was by chance.
How Does Signal Make Money?
“In mother Russia, the ring wears you”
Scott Galloway made an interesting point in this Land of the Giants podcast about Amazon. He points out that Amazon convinced Wall Street it doesn't need to show profits and can reinvest more capital into growth than their competitors. Walmart and Target are expected to show profits to their investors on a quarterly basis while Amazon (and Netflix in this case) get to invest more cash that isn't taxed yet. This gives them a competitive advantage unless Walmart can convince investors that it will stop showing profits in order to reinvest in some growth opportunity.

https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5tZWdhcGh...
Are customers entitled to that but only if they purchase a phone from a failing company? I've had Samsung drop support for one of my phones after ~no time, but they're doing fine.
What is the best way to plan customer engagement?
Push notifications are one of the new ways to increase your traffic, and best ways to engage your visitors or users and allow the customer to instantly interact with the information at hand, and many websites are already using it. With push notification, your subscriber gets an instant notification about your latest content, post, and offers.

The short and crisp content is also one of the features of Push notifications which cannot be ignored by the users.

Many platforms are providing these push notification services, like OneSignal, PushAlert, PushNami, but if you are looking for a free service I would suggest Truepush - which is a free forever tool.

And they have also started good podcasts on marketing you can also listen to them by going to their website, and in this podcast, they have explained various strategies of customer engagement and B2B marketing. Listen to their podcasts I'm pretty sure this will help you out.
> However, when she searched for the name of the video on Google in January, it still returned 1,900 results. It seems that although Pornhub had removed the video, it still kept thumbnails of the naked images. Because those thumbnails still existed, a Google search would find – and display - those naked images. She realized the only way to eliminate those was to get Pornhub to remove all traces of the thumbnail images.

It seems the problem was / is Google (and not pornhub), because makes it impossible to remove stuff from the internet fast enough to prevent damage. I wonder why the article doesn't consider it. Google should have an on demand mechanism to instantly deletes all text/images that match a fingerprint .
What Rust framework/crate are you using for webserver?
Didn't work for Palm or HP and people complained like crazy about how there "wasn't even a native app framework" and "the apps are just web pages."

I loved WebOS and had all the Palm WebOS phones, but things quickly became a two horse race. I only grudgingly switched after I came to work at Google and they gave us a free Nexus phone as a christmas present one year, and even then I missed my Palm. Android did at least improve once Google hired Mattias Duarte from Palm/HP and he took over UX on it.

I suspect for WebOS to have a decent crack at it they would have eventually had to roll out an Android emulation layer. Developers have a tough enough time supporting iOS and Android.
The LG V20 already supported fast charging so its not recent tech by any means.
Another predictable outcome of taking funding away from the police.

Based on the comments it looks like we’re at the denial phase. Maybe another year or two until we wise up and restore the budgets.
I love how most of the people downvoting my FSD skeptical posts in the past just randomly disappeared once the beta was released and the public realized the full extent of the gap from the delivered system to Musk's claims.
It sucks that this is a case where no amount of money & no punishment of anyone involved can really make the victim whole. Some things require a time machine to fix.
> A lot of growing companies have US taxes that are quite low

Netflix has been around for 20+ years
> it makes sense that companies are taxed differently than individuals. corporate revenues and assets ultimately end up in the pockets of real people, either as wages or capital gains.

But only some of those real people are subject to the jurisdiction of the country taxing the corporation. So while some corporate income is subject to double taxation some is not.

> the real difference here is there are no marginal brackets for taxes paid by a company.

Companies can smear revenue out over time to optimize the taxes they face. People cannot. The marginal part is orthogonal.
A lot more easily than you can know if something's immoral until you get to the world to come and ask God directly, that's for sure. :)

But what do you think lawyers arguing cases before the courts do? They don't simply say "Please, O smart judge, tell me if this is constitutional." They come up with their own argument for or against it, as strong as they can make it, and they try to persuade the court. You can do that same analysis and just not argue before any court.

The DOJ memo I linked has them doing exactly that: the president (who was a trained lawyer) concluded that DOMA was unconstitutional and told the DOJ, and the lawyers there looked at it and agreed. There's an interesting distinction made there between "professionally responsible" arguments and "reasonable" ones.
- Next.js (react)

- Chakra-UI (for ui + ux)

- Hasura (graphql + postgresql)

- Express.js (for custom actions, event hooks etc)

- Kafka for message brokers

Previously, I was fullstack javascript developer using raw html with only express js and its renderer. Later I discovered ui and ux, react with dsl also graphql as data layer overwhelmed me. So I found simple stack for faster shipping. Learning curve is not that difficult I think.
Pornography is bad for its consumers, bad for willing actors, and obviously terrible for people featured without consent. Tolerating it will be one of the great shames of our time.
> Human beings cannot do the equivalent.

They can to some extent, actually... See IRS publication Publication 536, "Net Operating Losses (NOLs) for Individuals, Estates, and Trusts".

> Spend the entirety of your 20s making very little money because you are investing in growth

To actually do the equivalent you would need to spend your 20s _losing_ money. And if you do (in the NOL sense per publication 536) then you can in fact keep rolling the losses forward to offset future income until the losses are exhausted.

Now one issue is that things like medical school tuition are not considered "losses" for individuals. So in that sense there is a definite asymmetry here.

But businesses can't "go back and use all the unused 24% bracket", not least because US federal corporate income tax does not have brackets. What they can do is that _if_ they have negative taxable income (i.e. revenues - deductible expenses is negative) then they can roll the "unused" part of the deduction into future years to offset future revenues, which is exactly how NOL works for individuals. The primary difference between businesses and individuals here is in what counts as "deductible expense". The business definition is much wider in general, not just for purposes of NOL.

> You also can’t deduct the interest on the loans you took to finance that growth.

Well, you can until you start making that $800k/year. And only up to a limit, etc. Just like so many other things in the personal tax code, there's an income phaseout and a cap for student loan interest deductions...
Defining the standard and pushing the boundaries of Edge Computing
Microsoft is only just the publisher

The developers who made the game are from the french game studio: Asobo Studio

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asobo_Studio
Perhaps I’m not understanding but why couldn’t PH just remove the thumbnails so they couldn’t be indexed anymore? Sure, Google should have a mechanism so material like that isn’t indexed but Google isn’t the only search engine and PH shouldn’t be hosting that content, not even as a thumbnail.
hugo[1] for static websites, that need SEO

SVELTE[2], routify[3] and Orbit.js[4] for SPA Frontend with API requirements
API Platform[5] or JsonApiDotNetCore[6] for Backend

SignalR[7] when realtime is required

[1] https://gohugo.io/

[2] https://svelte.dev/

[3] https://routify.dev/

[4] https://orbitjs.com/

[5] https://api-platform.com/

[6] https://www.jsonapi.net/

[7] https://dotnet.microsoft.com/apps/aspnet/signalr
Fits with the bootcamp idea. Typical fresh-grad language.
Not trying to belittle this womans struggle but there are videos online where people are being hurt real bad and those videos will forever be someone's entertainment.

World star hip-hop, and other sites like it, have almost made a business out of showing people be knocked out, kicked, punched and assaulted.

That's what the internet is. A global network that spreads information at light speed.

So I don't think attacking Pornhub specifically is the right thing to do here.

That sort of smells of someone trying to make waves by going after one of the more established players in the internet porn business.

What happened was awful but it has nothing to do with Pornhub. They're doing their best to police a giant platform that everyone in the world wants to use and abuse. They're not alone in this challenge.
The betting culture of the trading floor
Just scroll to the bottom of this thread to see this in action.
I‘m reading „The Plague“ right now, after reading „The Stranger“ some months ago. I’m really impressed by his ability to put moods, emotional states and state of mind in general into words.
> My understanding is that Unreal is now used a lot in specialized domains like film-making (globe fly-bys in the news and documentaries?)

It's also used to create TV studios [0]. In the UK, BBC soccer punditry programmes such as 'Match of the Day' are filmed in a green-screen studio with the pundits, desk and chairs, and a virtual studio created using Unreal Engine. Different programmes can get a totally different look by using different Unreal environments.

[0] https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US/industry/broadcast-live-e...
I wonder if anyone would believe that for the last 40 years or so (and to this day) the accounting and HR have largely been woman-dominated professions in the Soviet Union/Russia?
I don't see this happening tho. Sadly, there are closed source components in the products which are under NDA's, and even if the company wanted they wouldn't be able to open source some stuff.
I don't see 2021 yet
The Fairphone has really crappy specs otherwise. Abysmal camera, low RAM, etc. That is an important reason power users don't buy it. Instead one could have some old phone with good hackability which is better and even cheaper.
I see too many posts like yours here, so I do not imagine most of the HN think like you describe. Unfortunately.
Most people don't recognise what cell phone someone has, and I've never had a conversation organically turn to phone models unless someone is buying a new one.

I think if you put a case on it, the make/model of your phone will be brought up exactly 0 times in life.

Small aside: I used a Oneplus X for more than 5 years, but these days I'm not sure what positives OP have over other manufacturers. Early phones were great value but the recent releases just seem like other flagships. And the Nord for my usage is just a Pixel 4a but worse.
The whole "we're just a platform" thing makes it incredibly easy for Pornhub & co to just say "wasn't us, it was some user" and not even handle the deletion process on their affiliates' sites (who they provided the video + images to). It's like Mega Upload, which was obviously made for copyright infringement but successfully hid behind the platform-excuse for years.

I'm not a friend of far-reaching regulation, but it seems that we don't have sufficient processes in place to deal with these companies unless there's gigantic financial interest involved that makes the state feel motivated to intervene.
I don't think that I argued against any of that, I don't know what do you expect me to say but I have to point out that the pace shuttles were re-used much more than 7 times. I'm sure that SpaceX will surpass these numbers some day, after all it's a work in progress as long as you don't accept that you failed. Space X is doing some cool stuff and spectacular videos.
Samsung Pro Audio used to be the only low-latency audio API on Android devices. AFAIK it was a very thin wrapper over JACK. Of course, using it often crashed the app, and then Samsung first declared it deprecated and then didn't port it to 64-bit runtime.
Or maybe even people who have made ungodly contributions to the science of computing (Dikstra, not the Twitter Twat) aren’t immune to being full of shit from time to time also?
Fortunately, this blog seems to get a fair amount of love from HN. That's how I discovered it and became a regular reader. It makes lots of points that seem like they would be common sense, except that they are directly opposite the way the past is shown in popular culture. For instance: It's safe to assume that people in the past believed in their religions. Also, people like to look nice. This is reflected in how they dress, and nomadic peoples are no exception.
> What would be the incentive for this?

Greed, son, greed. That is why 5 people in the US have more money than the bottom 100 million. They didn't work hard to become that rich, they stole it by not paying wages, health care, benefits, or sharing the wealth. Because they do not have to, nothing prevents them from keeping it and paying low wages in an economy where the ONLY jobs are working for them. (Look at the most recent jobs reports, delivery and couriers grew by double digits, most everything else fell: what do you do when there literally are no other jobs except delivering goods to people and peeing in bottles because you don't get a break?)
They're afraid you might leave their "universe" and lose ad money.
He does spout a fair amount of rubbish but that site is so snarky and taking things out of context.
Germany Neglected My Parents (2019)
According to Qichacha https://qcc.com/firm/4a0e6ef00bf5a6a7bc465cc7ae7b6b24.html , their largest shareholder with ≈14% ownership is 大征 a.k.a. Centurium Capital https://www.centurium.com/en/