skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> I have no problem someone buys a $10million apartment in NYC and keeps it for a holiday in a year, if it say, costs $1 million in taxes per year and pays for a lot of other apartments, public transit

aka, you want a wealth tax that you yourself are not subject to, in order to pay for services that you yourself _do_ utilize. Implied here is that these services would be paid for by such a wealth tax, and thus, your own tax is either reduced, or used to pay for even more services which you can utilize.

This is just another way to frame a selfish desire, but making it sound good because it targets somebody rich. A populous opinion imho.

Tax should be levied fairly. Wealth tax is not a fair tax. The current tax system is pretty progressive, and there just needs to be patches to the loopholes, rather than institute wealth tax, which just causes inconveniences for the wealthy at best, and causes them to move their wealth at worst (leading to worse economic outcomes).
>Managers have to lead and make decisions.

No, managers have to create the processes by which decisions are made and then make sure the processes are followed. One way of doing that is to make the process be to do whatever they say but it's not the only way.

A manager being the single point of final decision making doesn't scale since they will eventually not be knowledgeable enough to make a good decision and be bottleneck to any decisions being made. The only manager who is smarter than their team in regards to every decision is one who hires only idiots.
It's hard not to admire a project that not only gives RISC-V a run for it's money, but imperialism too.
it's interesting. Before reading the article I didn't know that macOS VMs works well and it will require some expensive hardware to work
I see you've also come across the cult of Stax "Earspeakers"
Decapping destroys the hardware.
Investment, Incentives, & Institutions: The 3 ‘I’s Driving Chinese Fintech
Do you think taxes are necessary for a cohesive society?
It just isn't that much. Depending on what kind of flow rate they have it'll be below detectable concentration almost immediately.
My first experience with the Waves NX stuff was on a Dell laptop; I started some music, and suddenly the "camera on" LED lit up. I spent the next few minutes searching the laptop for malware. I don't remember how I determined that it was Waves NX wanting to compute my head position and not some bad guy remote controlling the camera.

Can't speak for the sound quality of Waves NX, as I have it turned off.
I think the best way to learn. I was in a similar situation - I wanted to start making money selling things, but had no reputation, network, etc. All I did was work on OSS in relative isolation.

Since around 1.5 years ago I started the following:

- Make Twitter account. Build your brand. If you are doing exciting things, people see and follow. This helps you build your potential market, too. My niche is programming courses/books.
- Start learning how to market yourself and your content. This means post blog articles, etc

Maybe this is not the exact advice you are looking for or what you are wanting to achieve, but building an online brand and reputation is relatively low energy work (maybe 30m a day to check/respond/post some stuff) and is a good way to learn about marketing and that sort of thing.
Many years ago I had an Aureal 8830 Vortex 2-based soundcard and its spatial audio was amazing especially given that it didn't require any special hardware, beyond the soundcard itself. It was really crushing when Creative Labs bought Aureal and buried the IP.
> I haven't written any Prolog since university.

Same here. Anyone here who uses it commercially willing to share their story?
There is no reduction, you can't even distinguish a large-scale single miner from a mining pool with thousands of at home miners.
To the best of my knowledge, the only physical yoga he recommended was sitting cross-legged, and even that was likely just because he was teaching forest medicants (among others) who could not rely on having a chair.
I disagree. I think a simpler explanation is that someone being arrested would continue to deny having done anything illegal. While it may be true that he "ate too many drugs", and it's not impossible that he would suddenly speak the truth, it's far from "logical" to spontaneously confess an illegal act to an arresting officer. Even if Occam suggests preferring the simplest explanation, logic would suggest preferring the self-interested explanation, even if this is a lie.

Responding to your other comment here to keep things compact, I also disagree with your statement that the author of the article believes "I ain't do no drugs" is acceptable English. What he claims, apparently as an expert, is that the grammar of this phrase fits a standard pattern in the particular dialect known as African American English (AAE). Given the relatively flawless academic English of the article, I'm almost certain the author distinguishes what is standard in AAE from what is acceptable in (unmodified) English.

That said, your personal experience of hearing the phrase "I ate too many drugs" is a very useful datapoint, and does undercut this part of the authors argument.
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> But now it doesn't really matter if you get a 250 or a 1000 euro phone.

That's the OP's point.
No DeX still exists.

What Samsung had was a a beta of running a Linux distro in a kind of isolated container on Android.

This also let you boot into Ubuntu 16.04 with external display and use things like VS Code.

Google changed something in their APIs preventing the beta from continuing on newer versions of android.
in my very limited testing, QEMU/KVM had the least overhead.
> it revives my soul like nothing else.

Beautifully said.

I have numerous sayings about music, for example I used to do 20 mile runs every Saturday and Sunday and 10 miles every weekday. No David goggins but people always ask question, I tend to tell them I don’t run, I listen to music and the miles run themselves.

And I used to tell people that the music allows me to feel every single cell in my body and the music makes them happy. And truthfully I think there is something to that down to the quantum level, where the music causes your atoms to vibrate putting them in higher states of energy.
None seem to be for sale on eBay or Amazon.
SUBLEQ seems to be an implementation of “x86 MOV is Turing complete” though I’ve yet to see a use for a single-instruction chip (in theory maybe it could be super pipelines or super efficient).
Ask HN: Do you read terms of service?
How often or in what circumstance do you read ToS, ELUA, privacy policy etc.
It’s got science in the name, must be good!!
There is no hack or secret, just buckle the hell down and start working. Motivation is fleeting, discipline is what gets the job done.
Incident analysis as guerrilla case study research
But right now they aren't targeting improper usage of identifying data, but instead that identifying data exists at all. This doesn't seem like a GDPR violation at all?
It would be more fair to compare a brand new Windows installation vs a brand new macOS installation. New installations of macOS and Windows always run significantly faster than older installations, in my experience (heck, even new installations of iOS run faster).
Interesting. Just yesterday, I installed Windows on my son’s i7 iMac as there were several Windows-only apps he wanted to use. Several times he asked “why is this so slow?” I didn’t run any benchmarks yet, but the boot was perceptibly slower and the system felt less responsive, Win 10 vs Catalina.
When you get to the edges of the ISA finding flaws in dissassemblers is common enough that you often need to use more than one for RE-ing.

Christopher Domas for example used 5 I think when he was fuzzing CPUs.
Yes, of course, but not > 50%.
Never. :(

I know... I should.. but urgh..

Funny video of Michael McIntyre talking about this very thing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5FeZti1cjs
I would not open source unless and until I had a solid strategy for how I was going to try to win.

Then again

None of my stuff has ever really been successful

So open sourcing could be a way to get some attention

Clones could still prob copy you in a day or two

Even without your code

But they probably would not try unless they saw you making money
When technical track people have direct reports it's usually like here's two senior devs. Give them a sympathetic ear when they get frustrated about something and give them some tips about how to move up to the next level.

When management track people have direct reports it's usually like here's six people to manage. Three of them are junior-level and need constant hand-holding.
Now do the same but with OS X 10.9 instead of Windows. It has gotten so much slower...
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Ask HN: Who else posts to HN from Chrome's new tab article suggestions?
I guess they must be recommending me articles based on what I normally read and often they seemed like good posts for each end but I noticed recently that I've been scooped on a lot of them so I'm wondering that probably other people are posting from there as well.
Don’t know what you’re getting at. You seem to have taken offense, and I think it’s because you misinterpreted what I wrote.
Apparently Bill Gates has the ability to buy his back given his current PR and general perception at around 130BN so seems like it might not be a bad play. ;)
I loved loopz's answer, but it's also important to grapple with the fact that you can never truly know whether a teacher is good. The path is always a risk. It's best to learn as much as you can and assess for yourself as you go.

In any event, the common wisdom is "you'll know." Or to put it plainly, do you like the person and feel like they have something to teach you?

I like the term "spiritual friend," because it's easy to understand the dynamic by analogy. How do you know one of your friends is truly your friend?

As for how many there are: I don't know. I live in the Bay Area, where the concentration of practitioners is perhaps highest in the US, and I'm aware of maybe a handful of teachers I would consider consider studying with. I'm aware of many more I would not.
The term radioactive is, how shall I put it? Broad.

How radioactive? What type of radiation? Is the source also a chemical contaminant?

Tritium isn't chemically dangerous and also not very radioactive, emitting only beta radiation.

Diluted sufficiently probably fine to put in the ocean.
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I think you should be able to achieve an Isp approaching that of this rocket with a solid core nuclear reactor, without radiators, although at much lower T/W ratio.

The idea would be to not just dump hydrogen into the reactor to heat it, but gradually warm that hydrogen, extracting as much power as one could along the way. At the end, this power would be used to superheat the hydrogen after it went through the reactor (by some sort of electrical heating), to a temperature greater than the reactor's temperature limit. Alternately, the exhaust stream could be further accelerated by some sort of MHD afterburner.

The observation here is that a nuclear rocket is not energy limited, but rather is entropy limited: the exhaust can only carry away so much entropy. So, the goal is to make the engine as internally efficient as possible, with as little thermodynamic irreversibility as possible.
Considering unique_ptr is not zero cost, this is fair game I say.
This future sounds complicated. Is there a way to short complexity? Cash under the mattress?
I was at a DefCon talk where these researchers demonstrated pwning a network by sending a fax: https://blog.checkpoint.com/2018/08/12/faxploit-hp-printer-f...
Wrong, You can clone NFC quite easily, You cant clone a bank card however. This is why you cant just get a NFC chip implanted and clone your bank card onto it.
there are tons of apps on iOS and Android app stores that are malware and they are signed
Just to enrich your comment, the grand parent should probably read "The Dictator's Handbook"[0] by de Mesquita or watch this adaption:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rStL7niR7gs

[0] https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/11612989-the-dictator-s-...
This whole setup is a game changer for me, I got a complete WHDLoad setup done in under 5 minutes after a bit of sleuthing on Internet Archive. Now I just need to get the proper cables to connect my Commodore 1084s.
film maudit means a 'cursed film', ex the 1963 film Cleopatra which was massively expensive, had to be cut from six to three hours, and panned at the time. The article begins by setting out some boundaries for the term, details some 40s and 60s film maudit, and concludes that the www allows any film to find some audience to redeem it.
Mind is in the body
Much like humans and apes, my experience as a games-adjacent engineering leader is that game dev and non-game dev practices diverged somewhere in the early 90s, and are now two completely different animals. The ideas that feel so elementary to non-game devs are foreign to game devs, such as having a good git flow, continuous integration, and so on. This is, in part, why the games industry was caught off guard by the mobile revolution. Game devs weren't paying attention to what was happening in the non-game dev space.
rounding error after multiple operations can be more than just epsilon
Just FYI, Joe Biden was a Delaware senator from 1972-2008.
Sometimes it's an easy conversation starter. People like to bitch about work and speaking about all the things they dislike at the workplace. Often times it is pointing to an underlying problem though and some communication breakdown at the least.
Hey! I bought a Sony headphone some time ago (WH-H900N, if you're wondering) and it told me to take a photo of my ear as well. Now I know why :)
I love the analogy to GWT and suffered it first hand - we believed the hype, that we didn’t need to learn JavaScript - but in the end we ended up needing to fully understand the whole stack in order to work through edge cases.

I don’t mind leaky abstractions but the killer with JPA was the cache. IIRC, mixing pure SQL with JPA was really tricky because you’d end up with cache inconsistencies. So the JPA abstraction was leaky but the the framework effectively assumed that it wasn’t, which lead to all kinds for workarounds.
Disclaimer : working for one

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Check their approach both technically and project wise. See how do they scope out your requirements. See how do they respond to your requirements. Ask for references, see their previous work. See how do they define risks for customers in similar segments. Are you comfortable with their (sample) reporting, can it be customised to fit your requirements? Do they have people who are adept at what you require? A naive example - if you have APIs, but they are sending in an infra pentester (read: wintel/ network specialist) who has no experience in web APIs, then you would not get complete results. Ask if they are comfortable in having a discussion with potential pentesters at their firm before engagement, see if they are a good fit. We encourage our clients to pick profiles from available pool and interview/ have a discussion with them (if required) to see if they are a good fit.

But even before doing this, document your requirements. Why do you want a pentest (customer requirement/ regulatory compliance/ inventory risk classification/ inner peace et al). I have seen plenty of horror stories wherein a poorly scoped pentest (both sides of table - from customer and provider) provided no value to the customer. Ensure you have a dev/ UAT environment that is a replica of prod incase you are not comfortable in doing pentests in prod (yes this happens as well). Else, you won’t get accurate (or even representative) results for VA/ PT. If in doubt, start with VA, assess what is wrong, fix, do a pentest. Rinse repeat.

I worked with a customer who had huge gaps in their security ecosystem from identification, detection and recovery perspective. When they approached us, I asked them what is the need of this and why now. They had no concrete answer for that. Hence, they went back, worked on scope and we worked together. Fast forward 6 years, add periodic VAs, a well oiled pentest program and yearly red team assessments have matured them from a security standpoint a lot.

For instance, year one, they had poorly secured email infrastructure and got compromised through phishing. Year five, phishing is nearly mitigated with appropriate anti-spam, policies, hard MFA, employee trainings, external sender alerts, quick suspicious email reporting, appropriate SPF/ DKIM/ DMARC policies, vetted vendor/ client email contacts, signed macros, DDE disabled, deprecated legacy protocols, powershell/ script execution disabled and monitored et al. You can probably imagine how many scenarios were conducted and guidance given to their tech teams to ensure vectors like these were addressed over a period of time as part of their pentest/ phishing exercise. You can probably understand their will to actually implement these recommendations as part of pentest exercise and ensure these are fixed through repeated simulations.
The ideas explored in Mathematica could well be fundamental to understanding our world. Meaning they could be far more important than "Diffie-Hellman, backprop, or optimizing compilers". Regardless of how much credit Wolfram gets for that.
You're right, you can do passthrough with a single GPU, and there are multiple ways to do that. But note a huge caveat: you can't run an X server, whereas being able to simultaneously run desktop apps in the host and VM is a huge reason many run Windows in a VM rather than dual-boot into it.
Meh, I think JPA makes easy things expensive and hard things really hard. :)
Does someone know where you can find the tromp program? I can't find it anywhere on the site.
The "trick" of single-operation ISAs is that in order to achieve Turing completeness, they have to pick an instruction that effectively "encodes" multiple different instructions.

So if you actually wanted to make and optimize one enough to be a "real" computer, you'd effectively end up with a conventional RISC architecture, where the only difference would be this weird way to encode instructions sprinkled on top of it.

Once you're there, it's just Turing machines all the way up: build a compiler, build an interpreter, run nodejs, whatever. Processors are so fast these days you could probably live with the inefficiency, assuming sufficiently smart compilers are available for the architecture.

It's just... not that different. Computers are weird like that.
Sure, you’re paying 50 for the one thing you want and the rest is effectively free shit you don’t have to watch.
I don't subscribe to quantum / soul connection but I guess the abstract relationships between notes and rhythm tickles the brain very very deep.
gonna go ahead and give a big hell ya to this.
I am American, but having traveled around Europe and Japan, I can say with confidence that if you're traveling between cities you very often need to buy your ticket in advance and it's valid only for that departure. Your seat is reserved because the train can sell out, and they do. Plus, fares often go up significantly the closer the train is to being sold out (so days/weeks early can be a good idea). It's no "funny idea" of mine, and it's certainly not just Amtrak.

Of course it really depends on the individual train line and time of day and direction and if it's a holiday etc. If you have enough local experience to know for sure it won't be sold out in advance, then that's great for you, but if you're traveling somewhere new you won't know that.

I'm not talking about commuter rail, which is like what you're describing.
La Hague routinely releases radioactive water, I'm not talking about an incident.
Although they're different use cases, I'm not sure if virtualizing would be the right choice for performance issues; I've successfully run audio+MIDI software under WINE using PlayOnLinux [0] which sort of [1] sandboxes each program into a virtual drive image therefore leaving untouched your ~/.wine directory, also allowing the use of different WINE versions for each program installed if needed. I also attempted to use virtualized Windows for MIDI software but the results were disappointing: although the software worked, it was unusable due to buffer underruns everywhere and huge latencies compared to either plain WINE or PlayOnLinux.

0: https://www.playonlinux.com/en/

1: It isolates the Windows program to a certain point, but I have no idea if it's technically a sandbox built for security which would protect the system against a Windows program willing to do any damage to or data exfiltration from the home directory.
Side note, alcohol also does things with GABA and that (plus its easy availability) is probably why so many people self-medicate with it for anxiety-type issues.
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> Idk, that's why I need to read into this further.

So you are spreading conspiracy theories without substance and hide behind "I don't know, I am just asking questions"?

Here is the list of all contributors (even those just fixing typos in the docs) to the latest Bitcoin release: https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/master/doc/release-n...

Can you name just one who is also employed by Blockstream (let alone one with the weight to convince others to act against consensus)?
Lot of Hibernate hate in this thread. This really helped me. Strongly suggest. Also Vlad writes really awesome posts on using Hibernate along with Spring etc.,

https://vladmihalcea.com/courses/
Are you using PCI passthrough in your T410 for any of the VMs, or spice qxl based graphics for both.
Does the Thinkpad have optimus nvidia card?

I have a T520 with nvidia optimus, which I thought would be good for vfio pci passthrough based on r/vfio, because of it being mux based display, and nvidia having direct connection to external display. but for some reason couldn’t get it to work. I think it was because of uefi not being supported by the nvidia card, and bios mode having problem with vgaarb.
Wild and wonderful!

I wonder if there's a connection between the Subleq op and relu op. If so, perhaps you could parallelize the chip and have it instantly optimized for neural networks. Seems like you could go a long way.
As someone whose entire career was spent doing dev and dev management in the SaaS app world, but who's tempted to experience what it's like to work in a game studio, it seems like the jump is pretty hard to make. Not only is it a different type of software writing, but the processes and the expectations seem pretty different as well.

Seems like the two worlds are not that simple to switch between, which you're saying as well.
Internet Explorer 9 does support HTML5. <Missing feature name> are not supported, but HTML5 is more than <missing feature name>.

Let's not mince words now. Apple purposefully cripples Safari to make native apps more competitive because they get a cut of every sale and it boosts their claims about the AppStore too.
You have a very low opinion of humans. I happen to think people are a bit better equipped to make their own decisions than you do.
My first thought too, this guy is basically Scarecrow before the incident.
Dont you need some legal contract in any case? Whats gonna hold Alex legally liable to give part of his income then? The coins themselves are not worth anything...
Maybe ask Masmej why he chose to use an ethereum token instead of a traditional contract. I think it probably made things much easier for him.