skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Post mortem the arguments are even easier then.

More organ donors would be a good thing, give folks $100 one time gift card for signing up - you'd have a ton of folks do that and the cost is tiny.

Maybe $2,500 to help with funeral expenses if you scoop all their organs out and sell them for $2.6M (that's probably average billed charges for a heart / kidney transplant).

Reality - the folks with the money (transplant surgeons, athletic directors in colleges) and their supporters here will NEVER share with the folks running around on courts and fields (college athletes) or providing the organs or whatever. You actually see this pattern over and over, usually with a fair bit of suffering on the side (folks not able to get transplants, injured college athletes etc).
That the labor conditions being just as one would imagine for a near-trillionaire's empire creeping on the distressed poverty of a white supremacist soul devouring harvester.

Why ... what did you think that the subject was, dear ?
Definitely.

Don't forget lights for human workers, concrete for buildings, and fossil-fuel derived fertilizers.
Why wouldn’t it work out for them?
Tasting History is an excellent channel, very interesting history and food.
Universal Healthcare systems can and do provide a significantly better coverage and vastly more cost efficient system. What you just said is selfish healthcare provision, look out for yourself and to heck with everyone else.

You have no empathy for people who can never afford ridiculous health care systems in private systems. This optimises the failed "rugged individual" philosophy that has only lead to ruin.
The fact that nearly everyone misunderstood you indicates that you didn't communicate well. A trillion dollar business suggests a singular wherein a singular could be a single corporation or industry in common usage. Without surrounding context to the contrary it isn't trivial to distinguish the intentions.
Podcasting is talk radio but born in internet form. Copying and widespread sharing is part of its DNA, much like YouTube videos.
Yeah, I got that from the technical explanation.

What's the practical use case, as in, when would I need this?

[EDIT]: To maybe ask a better way: will this practically help me train my DNN faster?

Or if I'm a cloud vendor, will this allow me to deploy cheaper GPU for my users?

I guess I'm asking about the economic value of the hack.
LLVM/Clang were essentially born and stewarded by Apple, it's somewhat odd, to say the least, that they didn't patch LLD on day 1 with the Xcode release that supports M1.
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That and more:
1. universal disability benefits
2. usually min 20 days of vacation
3. pension
4. unemployment benefits incomparable to the US
5. unpaid overtime is usually taboo

I live in the US (originally from EU) and I don't like people arguing the EU healthcare sucks without experiencing it themselves.

No matter what your job/status is, you don't have to be scared to see any doctor - dentist, specialist, eye doctor...
Unemployment itself doesn't cause crime, but unemployment and a weak social safety net will definitely cause crime. I've lived in Western Europe countries with absurdly high unemployment rates, to this American, >10%, 25% youth, and I never felt unsafe, mostly. You got a stipend, subsidized housing, and job training.

But in the US, unemployment, desperation, and easy access to firearms can be a big problem.

BTW, I'm still shocked by the casualness of people who threaten to shoot me. Or like to show they are armed in an attempt to intimidate me.
The Medallion Fund does not compound... the return is not re-invested into the principal but disseminated to investors annually. The strategy they play only works up to a certain level of capital.
I have not! It seems I have some catching up to do.
What a bunch of idiots lol. If only they knew UPS drivers make over $40/hr not counting overtime. Amazing health care benefits etc. Why? Because they have a union. Meanwhile these Amazon drivers seem to think their $15/hr is plenty.
"almost 70% asian experience racism"? Only if you mean how college admission in the U.S. discriminates against Asian kids.
They have a maximum capacity of a few billion dollars in the fund. Every year they return the money they made so the fund stays the same size. Strategies don't scale indefinitely
We all mix things up sometimes. My comment's supposed to be soft hearted and humorous, not a stern one.

We're humans, here's HN. We're just chatting, and misremembering things is alright.

Have a nice and safe weekend. :)
Wasn't even close. NLRB official results: [1]

[1] https://www.nlrb.gov/news-outreach/news-story/nlrb-announces...
Unions need several things to work: two of the big ones are a job such that you cannot replace someone easily; and a sense that "we are all in it together".

If you don't have the first it is easy to replace anyone striking, and the union doesn't have power. If you don't have the second the better employees will want more money and so they won't work with the lesser ones

In retail it is generally easy to replace people. It only takes a few minutes of training and the new person will figure it out.

In retail there are a lot of different jobs. People who can do more (and have been around longer) are worth more. Many of the jobs do have metrics that can be measured to say who is better. While the pay this results in isn't much more, it is enough.

That isn't to say you need the above to have a union. There are counter examples that work, but they are less powerful than unions that have those factors because they find it harder to get everyone to stand together.

As such retail unions have trouble working. It is too easy to hire someone else if they go on strike.
Found a copy of the explicit version without the worlds most annoying censoring style: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEeP8SdhqrU
And yet, consumers love Amazon, e.g. https://www.foxbusiness.com/technology/amazon-favorable-tech....

The meme "Amazon is a dumpster fire of counterfeit goods and fake reviews" is popular around here, but I don't think it has much impact/traction with John/Jane MainStreet.

Maybe it would if it was better-known? But I think if folks found counterfeit goods or fake reviews to be a huge problem they would go back to Debenhams/Walmart. But by revealed preferences, we can tell they prefer the value prop of Amazon.
Never heard about Sverdlosk, interesting story.

> Russian Prime Minister Yegor Gaidar issued a decree to begin demilitarization of Compound 19 in 1992. However, the facility continued its work. Not a single journalist has been allowed onto the premises since 1992. About 200 soldiers with Rottweiler dogs still patrol the complex.
I'm not sure its FUD, your main page takes 63.5KB + 38.7KB for the gatsby reactified framework? + an extra 39.8KB in some js bundle and another 51.7KB in some other js bundle.

Also you end up thrashing 5MB of browser storage when I hovered a link check out Application -> Storage in Chrome.

Maybe I'm crazy but your page should not need that much, your site is making 20 requests to resources (thankfully you have http2) and the longest request took about 7s on a slow 3g connection. For comparison here is Tom MacWright's page https://macwright.com/ which does 2 requests at 14kB total taking 2.3s on a slow 3g connection.

I will give you the prefetch trick is superslick in the Gatsby framework for blogs but no reason to have a whole React framework around it. Just use https://instant.page/

I say all this and I do love the component nature of React and SPA's (I love Svelte the most at the moment) but it does really not feel like the right tool for 99% of personal blogs.
> This wouldn't so much be a hacky workaround as using a built in feature that achieves the same result.

But there's already a built-in feature in KDE/X11 for this. It's just broken in Wayland. It's a feature regression, plain and simple.
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Going further back to Aldus Pagemaker. Plus, I come from a time of Quark and SyQuest drives to move data around. Things were different in the stone ages. PDFs were not a thing people used.
I love articles like this. I wish there was an hn for articles. Not tech. Not some random lisp interpreter, but things like "The hunt for the death valley germans", the story about the nuclear power device in the mountains in nepal, this post.

Anyone know any good resources?
Some big shoes to fill, but good luck with it.

On a tagentially related note SQLite has a great page on CVEs https://www.sqlite.org/cves.html
That's entirely possible, and very likely. However, that does not do away with rationality completely. For some given situations, with data on the situation and a set of options, we can deduce pretty quickly what is rational to do, what is right to do, and what is in one's interest to do. This is how we (and that includes me and you) are able to criticize people on those grounds all the time. If someone is poor and has a choice between buying a stereo system and saving the money in a high-interest bank account, I doubt you'd have any problem saying that it's in their self interest to do one of those options and not the other. Economists talk about the principles of economic rationality all the time.

So yeah, you can have your own opinion. That doesn't mean that the opinion is beyond criticism, nor does it mean it's a rational thought out opinion from all points of view, considering all the facts.
They don't. It's just that I eat 425,000 bananas a day so it pushes up the average.
Implementation for people who don’t care.

A different implementation for the few people who both care and actually pay.

Your applause won’t put beans in the cookpot.
Same as any hypervisor/virtual machine setup. Sharing resources. You can build 1 big server with 1 big GPU and have multiple people doing multiple things on it at once, or one person using all the resources for a single intensive load.
> Normally such announcements are coupled with an increase in per-unit price.

Are there any examples of AWS ever having done this? Personally I don't recall any, but would be interested to know!
Thank you so much for the work put in to documentation; written in kernel or blogged, and streamed. I've watched hours of your streams. I've been working on a bootloader and porting Linux to the Nintendo 3DS; I don't really know what I'm doing, but your streams clarified many questions I had about porting Linux to a new device.
You can splice file paths directly into the script, like this:

let pkgs = import <nixpkgs> {}; in
pkgs.runCommand "my-app"
{
buildInputs = [pkgs.ruby];
}
''
pwd && ls
ruby ${./program.rb}
''

Or you could add it as an env var:

let pkgs = import <nixpkgs> {}; in
pkgs.runCommand "my-app"
{
buildInputs = [pkgs.ruby];
program = ./program.rb;
}
''
pwd && ls;
ruby "$program"
''
Existing podcast ecosystem is already entrenched. I'm in the process of disentangling myself from all tech monopolies and people are wiser to it now more than ever.

TV shows began on network TV. The whole point of podcasting was anyone can start one. Unlike TV shows, it's quite easy from a technical perspective to host a podcast. Audio talk shows don't have to be high bitrate.

Honestly I think stranglehold on video will similarly fade away when high speed internet is highly available everywhere.
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Hmm I guess I need some assasin archers. Motivational assassin archers as a service basically.
You have a Linux box but you want to play a game and it doesn't work properly under Proton, so you spin up a Windows VM to play it instead.

The host still wants access to the GPU to do stuff like compositing windows and H.265 encode/decode.
Running certain ML models in VMs

Running CUDA in VMs

Running transcoders in VMs

Running <anything that needs a GPU> in VMs
Is it beyond your imagination that perhaps those workers have a better idea of their own self-interest than you do? I understand that you're well intentioned but you need to consider that someone can be an informed, intelligent person of goodwill and come to a conclusion that is different than yours.

And while I don't know you, I'm gonna assume that you don't work for Amazon in Bessemer. Neither do I. So our responses to the situation might just be more about us and our baggage, than the actual facts on the ground in Alabama.
> You are not taking into account that in Europe you get free healthcare

Single payer health care is not necessary 'free'. Here in Czechia one pays mandatory 'health tax/insurance' in addition to regular income tax. But still (IMHO) better than US system.
> For a family of 2 that earns minimum wage tuition goes as low as $8,000/year in total, and that's excluding any Federal grants or loans.

To rephrase: "For a family of 2 that earns minimum wage, tuition remains more than 50% of your gross income."
Stora Skuggan is a Swedish perfumer that has tried to recreate the scent. From their website:

> There were many attempts to cultivate Silphium, but they inevitably failed. It would only grow wild in a limited area of the north African coast. This, in combination with its qualities as seasoning and medicine made Silphium the most valuable spice in the world, outshining both saffron and cinnamon. The demand for Silphium eventually became so overwhelming that it was harvested to extinction, and the taste and smell of the once greatest spice in the world were lost in time.

> Our rendition of this historical plant is created by researching surviving assumed relatives of Silphium, using aromachemicals (the molecular building blocks of scents) to create an accord that we feel represents what descriptions remains. This is set against a background of ancient incense, woods and leather.

I only wear perfume maybe a few times a month, but when I do this is one of my favorite fragrances to wear because it’s not strongly masculine or feminine.

Here is a scent profile for anyone curious: https://www.basenotes.net/ID26151758.html
> I don't see why that stuff should be "free" for most people

I do. Having a healthy population benefits me. Having people immunised, cared for and well keeps me healthier and safer. Having people lose homes and jobs and potentially their lives because they can’t afford healthcare is not something I support.
You would if you lived far away and it was the only way they communicate.
> Maybe this is a Gnome issue?

Definitely a Gnome issue.
Hey - I absolutely applaud you if you're going to help tear down the private portions of the organ trade business. It should be a publicly managed service like healthcare in general - but for now this is what we're stuck with and a lot of innocent lives are on the line.

I think that, in the long run, it's pretty immoral to throw table scraps at the donors since it'll create some very perverse market incentives to make certain your organ isn't "being wasted" on some penniless orphan somewhere.

I decided to leave insane American wages behind for a society that cares more about egalitarianism - that isn't solving the problem but it's the best contribution I can personally make.
I just use ZFS filesystem w/ snapshot before update
Well shit ... okay ... if they made it easier to code web pages maybe we'd have a more consistent experience. It seems if you do the intuitive thing you always break it for one user or the other, and it's designed such that you have to do a non-intuitive thing to serve everyone.
>Yes, he's being aggressive; no, there's nothing wrong with that.

Being an asshole is bad, specially when you are asking for help. Not being an asshole doesn't make you a corporate shill nor being an asshole make your feedback "better".
>I don't understand this behavior. Did he not know he was committing fraud? Did he think he would never get caught?

Sociopaths don't think very far ahead (otherwise it'd be obvious to them their behaviour would fail in repeated games). When everything is going well, nobody asks questions.

Same deal with Archegos; how does rehypothecating collateral and leveraging up 10 to 1 in individual stock holdings make any sense in the long run? You're literally asking to blow up.

The really worrying thing is: if clowns like this are out there, imagine what the more clever people are getting away with.
I haven't tried it myself, but forums indicate you can get PTZ Foscams to work with Shinobi and other Linux-supporting OSS camera programs. They're <$100 on eBay depending on model.
“Are there no workhouses?”

Such a difference between talking about working at a warehouse from the outside vs being born into a life that traps you there.

I think HN struggles with topics like unionisation because most of us have just never been at the bottom of society without a way out. We’re relatively rich and so highly skilled - we lucked out to be nerds in a world of tech, perhaps due to timing or perhaps because our parents were wealthy enough to put us here.

It’s the same phenomena of loving Uber or Airbnb and not understanding the cost to others.

I don’t know how to solve this problem. I don’t personally want to go work at an Amazon warehouse so I can see how awful it is. I work damn hard but I know how lucky I must be.

How do you get the rich to realise that the poor are simply, by definition, less fortunate?
Probably irrelevant, since the kernel already has support for aarch64 for a long time already, and Apple is unlikely to license or sell their SoC to other OEMs.
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I absolutely abhor being passed up due to nepotism, it’s incredibly frustrating.

When that sort of thing happens it makes me wish that there was a clear agreement between management and employees that codified when/how/why promotions happen so that people who have worked hard and performed well would be favored. It’s really awful that that union precluded that from happening.
You wouldn’t ask that question if you had.
Piracy is proving an important defence against censorship. Do your part by paying for and then torrenting that movie!
I’ve found the emacs manual to be superior to the emacs wiki pretty much always (three months into my emacs journey here), fwiw.
First, I'm not projecting any kind of line of thought. Trace back my comments and I'm asking questions, because I genuinely do not know. It seems like there's a lot of directions to go but no definitive answers (what I referred to as a runaway train) Not everyone is here to argue with you, some of us are here to ask some thought provoking questions that we genuinely don't know the potential answers to.

Second, I don't live in SF, I live in a different area. Inflation is an issue here too, and I am genuinely concerned about how remedies would impact not only people directly but the city and the state. If California or it's cities do bad, there are implications across the country. Telling me to "get out of the city" is a confusing statement given that I know people that have these kinds of debts.

Three sounds like an empathy problem, so we can skip that one.
What exactly are the good guys supposed to do in a situation where bad guys enjoy the truth: support the noble lie, or hiss "you are not supposed to talk about this"?
Also OpenSSL
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Not really, no more wrong than people who do think they will miss him. As with most things in life it's about context.
Streaming services are still significantly more frictionless than what came before it. Moving podcasts into a walled garden makes them harder to access than what we have now.
We’re talking about warehouse workers, not delivery drivers so I’m not sure if peeing in a bottle is the right argument here. Warehouse workers get breaks and can presumably use them to pee, etc. That being said, I’ve done some delivery and work where it was a pain to get to bathrooms and peeing in a bottle was pretty common and not the end of the world. I maybe did it a few times a week but there wasn’t an easy solution as I was driving for long stretches and there wasn’t a bathroom near. Or I’d rather just get there sooner.

By unskilled I mean that you can be trained on the job in less than a day. It doesn’t mean that the workers don’t have degrees and skills, it just means the job doesn’t require anything. By all means, they can certainly take other jobs but good luck finding a secretarial job for $15/hour.

The Bureau of Labor and Statistics has a lot of info on how they classify “low skill” jobs [0] and even tracks overqualified workers who have more skills but work in jobs that require fewer skills.

[0] https://www.bls.gov/opub/mlr/2017/article/wage-and-job-skill...
I love how the Heaviside function looks the way it sounds.

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Transpeople are probably still targeted by the propaganda more than biological women are.
When people don't have legally acquired money to exchange for things they need like food, they turn to other means to acquire those things.

Also when people believe that they can't, by legal and socially acceptable means, thrive, their belief in the current social order is undermined. A lot of society operates on trust in fundamental fairness; for people who find that life is fundamentally unfair, that trust is eroded, sometimes permanently.
I don't know anything about the "stories" you're referring to, but the website I linked to also provides data on the Retail, Wholesale, and Department Store Union's:

1. Basic info (including membership, which has significantly fallen in recent years) -- https://www.unionfacts.com/union/Retail,_Wholesale,_and_Depa...
2. Leaders and salaries (they seem to be well-paid) -- https://www.unionfacts.com/union/Retail,_Wholesale,_and_Depa...
3. Crime and corruption (are they more/less corrupt than an average union?) -- https://www.unionfacts.com/union/Retail,_Wholesale,_and_Depa...

... And so on.

If the data is incorrect, then there's reason to object to linking to the website. Is the data incorrect?

Is there a "pro-union" website that provides/aggregates the same data?
Furthermore, why are we feeding tiny dinosaurs all-grain diets when they should be getting vegetables and bugs?

I won't eat BSF, but I've no problem eating chicken or pork that's been eating them.
I'll wear a mask outside if I'm in a crowded situation like the farmer's market I go to weekly (masks are required there anyway). But if I'm just out walking around where I'm easily 20 feet from the nearest person I don't bother. Although now that it's allergy season I'm finding maskwearing to be beneficial so now I wear it most of the time outside - to avoid pollen.
Because otherwise, people would be able to use non-Tesla GPUs for cloud compute workloads, drastically reducing the cost of cloud GPU compute, and it would also enable the use of non-Tesla GPUs as local GPGPU clusters - additionally reducing workstation GPU sales due to more efficient resource use.

GPUs are a duopoly due to intellectual property laws and high costs of entry (the only companies I know of that are willing to compute are Chinese and only a result of sanctions), so for NVidia this just allows for more profit.
> In the process I debated reaching out to one of those payday loan places, despite the fact that I knew they were scams.

Because they're not, the idea that they are is paternalistic bullshit from the kind of people who get their news from John Oliver.

Debt can be dangerous, and payday loans are commensurately more so due to their high rates. But debt is a _tool_, and just like middle- and upper-income folks can use it to prevent disaster or rationally extend themselves, lower-income people can too. Not having access to credit isn't a _good_ thing per se.

Whenever people have actually bothered to look into the use of payday loans instead of pearl-clutching about how the poor don't know what's good for them, they've found that much of the clientele is making rational decisions. As bad as a high-interest loan sounds to privileged sensibilities, the alternative is often worse. It's just more diffuse and thus easier to ignore.