skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It lets you treat things that aren't from the same class hierarchy as if they are from the same hierarchy. You probably wouldn't do this unless you had that problem. (And, in my entire career, I have never had this problem.)

If you do have that problem, the alternative is to write an adapter or wrapper by hand. You may regard this as an improvement, or not, depending on your specific circumstances.
Wow! I just ordered the Bike+, coming May 22nd. A big reason was the Apple Watch integration. I might just get the bike (cheaper and can get in a week) or cancel the entire order.
You can abstract at the DB layer with views + stored procedures[1].

[1]: https://postgrest.org/en/stable/schema_structure.html#schema...
And 3.2.3 is now released to use that fix:)
Also, on a personal opinion, I don't believe Singleton, or not in the main. Yoga is such a vast domain, super-setting normal human existence, and many things have likely been practiced and not documented over the years. I think we all need to look closely at cultural and particularly (if we are western) western biases here when dealing with this subject. Cultural appropriation is a real issue in yoga.
if I remember correctly CircleCI is the only CI-provider that would let you run their pipelines/actions locally in a Docker container. That worked really well for me, quick feedback loop without creating commits.
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2TB would be a rare purchase if the next tier down weren't 1/10 the size.
I never liked having true novices, especially in tournaments or when I was running multiple tables at once - it was easier to make notes of play style and predict when people knew how to play at a basic level.

Sure, I'm more likely to beat the person that is going all in with a 2 5 off suit but bad beats are incredibly annoying. Over time, in a sit and go situation I'd beat that player, but online and in tournament play I found that was a hazard. I'll take a consistent bad player over a complete novice any day.
Where are your customers in the world? Many non-US countries have little/no credit card presence, so if you don't have an international-friendly payment option like PayPal your customers may be using "gift card credit cards" purchased from a store. It's easier to do this once a year than once a month.

Ultimately though, talk to your users! That's how you'll find out.
And I have a "flawed million dollars" but that doesn't mean I can spend a million dollars today.
I’m the opposite. I hate when people don’t use Calendly or the like. The back and forth is time consuming. I like the ability to choose a time and always receive a calendar invite (so I don’t have to create one).
If they put this in place, I can guarantee that it will be used to block more than pirated content.
Question: does the chip shortage only apply to the smallest process sizes? That is what I would assume, but with the talk about problems for car manufactures having supply issues it would seem the shortage extends to larger process sizes as well? (Do they really need the newest snapdragon processor in a modern car?)
A troll isn't someone who simply holds controversial views, but who argues in bad faith, and there are many examples of that on Hacker News.
> Our job in life is to engage in value creation.

That's grim! It's not my job in life.
I do the same, but with an Echelon. There's really no comparison to the Peloton class experience imo- The Echelon class production quality is not good and the music leaves a lot to be desired.
Not sure from a business perspective, but from a user perspective, I sign up for the annual plan when I feel confident I'm not going to stop using the service any time in the foreseeable future. So I'd take that as a good thing!
High tech version of "toilet paper hoarding"
I agree, for people with long term physiological/psychological issues this might be a huge boon, and may be a better alternative than common anti depressants.

But I know many people who have done psylocybin for fun who are probably changed because of it, in an uncontrolled fashion.
I think a major benefit is you can use auto parameter types and have the compiler propagate constraints about what methods and fields are required at compile time.
If it's b2b and low pricing, could be that it's not worth the effort to deal with monthly payments.
Which is greater? e^pi or pi^e?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPHD7zmLVa8
Similar posts should be clearly flagged in the title.

Even better if we could have user-configurable filters to hide unwanted topics.
You're very right, that was a late-night bleary-eyed mistake. 4-HO-MET (thanks to TiHKAL) is what I meant to type.
SQL on the front end? As a security engineer, this video sums up my thoughts precisely: https://youtu.be/31g0YE61PLQ

I'd want to call it "SQL Injection as a Service", but is it even injection anymore when the client can just send whatever SQL they want? Trying to filter and validate the SQL on the backend to restrict what a client can do would be an absolute minefield and would be so difficult to get right that you wouldn't save any time.
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Why not just prohibit members of Congress of owning stock? They are some of the most powerful people in the world. Why is it so much to ask that a Senator or especially Representative serving in the most powerful legislative body in the world just take a cash position for 2-6 years?
Please show you typing with it :)
"Number of alleged witches and wizards" - I assume this does not include heretics and Jews/conversos?

What is the source for the numbers? The label "Early modern area" does not inspire confidence.
I used to live in the GTA previously and after seeing what kind of houses "nice" suburbs offer you in the US, I think the GP meant something more extravagant than the one showed above in Roncesvalles.

Americans are used to SFHs having large front yards, more space around their property and very large, landscaped backyards with pools, fountains and other adornments.

2 car garages are standard with 3 car ones being more common than you'll find in the GTA. It's also more likely you'll find bungalows which command a higher premium due to the amount of physical land they take up.

It's hard not to think you've made it when you're living in a 2k+ sq. ft bungalow with a 3 car garage, pool and a view of the ocean or a canyon.
All sources are propaganda in the United States.
That "debunking" is comical. They compared the median wage of a giant metropolitan area to that of a subset of it which is ridiculously impoverished. What's more is the comparison of wages says nothing about other benefits or bonuses. Who else pays for your medical insurance in a no-skill job from day one? Basically no one, especially not in that area.

Why do you think the employees voted 2-1 against a union? Because they're idiots and not enlightened like you? Do you think they have 0 ability to reason about their situations and the available opportunities around them?

I'm not even morally/ethically/aesthetically/whateverily opposed to unions, but everyone who sits in their comfy armchairs in front of their monitors at their WFH job posting about the need for a union to represent these people when the people who would actually be represented by the theoretical union reject that need have no self awareness of their privilege nor the lack thereof of these workers. The workers know their situations a hell of a lot better than you do, and they didn't want a union! Overwhelmingly! At best you can argue that they were bombarded by anti-union propaganda but do you really think they're too dumb to realize that? Were they not also bombarded by pro-union propaganda??
One thing the review doesn’t mention is anything about the quality of the front facing camera. I have a thinkpad p1 that is a couple of years old and the integrated camera quality is just awful. For some reason this seems to be the case with a lot of PC laptops. I would buy something like this if I could use it for zooms without having to reach for my external Logitech camera.
I thought this article about purchases of chip manufacturing equipment was very interesting:

https://www.scmp.com/tech/tech-trends/article/3129611/us-chi...

US-China tech war: China becomes world’s top semiconductor equipment market as Beijing pushes local chip industry

Mainland China topping the list for the first time ever. South Korea is investing a lot more than usual. Taiwan is stable. The US is down.

Will be very interesting how the chip situation will look on the other side of the current shortage. The shortage is all over, not just for high end processes. The high end processes will probably still be done by SK, Taiwan and the US but a lot of the lower end will go to China.
You’re missing the point. Why buy something if you don’t have to? That’s the reasoning here. You don’t spend money, your product doesn’t depreciate, you always have a brand new product. You only have to deal with your guilt and ethics or lack thereof.
Intel still gets paid even if the people buying their CPUs don't want them.
Amazon has made my life better with cheap and convenient products. Amazon has given a lot of relatively high paying jobs to people without a postsecondary education -- they've provided a living wage to middle America. I "get" that there's a big mound of hipster cred available if you pretend to be ashamed or disgusted by this, but I have no interest in that. Maybe it's because I'm from middle America and have friends in those sorts of jobs.

The problem with this sort of rant is that no amount of equity would ever be enough to satisfy you, and you don't care about the cost to their customers. America and American psuedocapitalism has still made countless lives across the world better in spite of that.

If this opinion hurts your feelings, you should probably spend less time on what is principally a venture capitalism forum.

I think Bezos will have an excellent legacy.
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How much fab capacity is indirectly dedicated towards Crypto mining?

Could blocking the fiat inroads, and causing a price fall, be a solution to this chip shortage?
Are there pranayama videos on youtube that you'd recommend?
Ask HN: Have you used Adderall or any other similar drug?
Have you used Adderall or any other similar drug?

If so, how did it go?

I had problems focusing my whole life but I think now it's getting worse and it might impact even my productivity at work which has never happened to me before.

I always thought about asking my doctor about it but I was always kind of scared about taking amphetamines in any form. I don't even know if that's something my GP can prescribe it and the idea of being dependent of something like that is not really appealing.
> I calculate a 99.99% chance you have never tried any such substance and therefore know not what you're talking about. The "long term personality changes" are for the vast majority transformational in a positive way, as in doing away with pathological stuff forever.

You've calculated statistics for things you've made up.

>Matthew Johnson: Psychedelics | Lex Fridman Podcast #145

Please please don't quote podcasts as research, and giving me 3.5 hours of homework listening to understand your point is poor communication and ensures the maximum amount of resistance to understanding what you're trying to say.
Hello, just making sure you're aware that while the Neo4j Sandbox is a quick way to get a feel for Neo4j and try out some tutorials and datasets, it isn't meant to be used as a general Neo4j cloud service. Your sandbox gets wiped after 10 days, for example, and the resources supporting sandbox instances aren't optimized for performance. It's a casual try-it-out experience.

The Sandbox also predates Aura (our ACTUAL cloud service) by a number of years, so you could say the sandbox is kind of like a prototype.

If you're looking for a Neo4j cloud service, please refer to Neo4j Aura: https://neo4j.com/cloud/aura/

The free tier is coming soon.
It was at least created for them to at least preserve their wealth. In the debates leading up the creation of the Senate, here is a typical argument:

"...our government ought to secure the permanent interests of the country against innovation. Landholders ought to have a share in the government, to support these invaluable interests and to balance and check the other. They ought to be so constituted as to protect the minority of the opulent against the majority. The senate, therefore, ought to be this body; and to answer these purposes, they ought to have permanency and stability. Various have been the propositions; but my opinion is, the longer they continue in office, the better will these views be answered"

https://founders.archives.gov/documents/Madison/01-10-02-004...
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I could get away with using my old 2013 Macbook Pro for 90% of my computing needs. I could run the rest in the cloud. Sure I have the latest AMD and I know the headline numbers but I wouldn’t be able to tell you that consumer chips improved all that much in the past few years purely from a practical pov.
"X reminds me of Y" often says more about the speaker than about X or Y.
TIL. Thanks for correcting me on that. Does America need to regulate bathroom breaks to deter companies from behaving like psychopaths or can they figure it out on their own and find some humanity?
I don't think the surprise is they made a bad gif as much as they used gif at all considering this is the company that literally made vp9 and webm for this exact use case.
Democratize can also just mean “make more accessible to everyday people.” Which leads to the interesting and possible scenario that one can be against democracy (as a political system) but for democratization.

Apple (at least back in the 80s) could probably be described this way. Democratizing computer technology but operated as a secretive hierarchical organization.
Tossable Digits is an option. They state "As of July 2018, we have tested and you can use our Virtual Numbers to verify WhatsApp and Viber accounts using the "Call Me" method. The SMS option does work with a US Short Code as well. You may need to wait 60-120 seconds after you try to send an SMS verification code in order to have the Call Me option begin."

Not sure it still works, but it is an option. $3.49/month for the number with unlimited SMS and Voicemail, plus SMS Short Code support.
Are your customers individuals, small businesses, large businesses?

Is there a usage component you might add? Gb stored, social posts per month, etc

Have you reduced the risk for your users to choose annual, eg by emphasizing "cancel anytime"?

Seems like your users expect to use your product for a long time, that's great.
If she only made the 250k, she'd be spending like 12.5% of her yearly take home pay on a fridge. That seems like a little much.

($250k is like $160k take home with her home town taxes. 20/160 = 0.125)
https://www.tossabledigits.com/
Agreed, it's like bringing a knife to a gun fight.

The reality is that Peloton doesn't really have an option, since the competitive advantage is health/exercise data. Allowing Apple continued access to user health data via Apple Watch means Peloton devices will be increasingly viewed as commodities - it's just an exercise bike. Also Apple probably will add spin classes to its Fitness+ service soon, which puts them at a direct competition with Peloton's core revenue stream.

So you either try to stem the bleeding early, or fade slowly into irrelevance as your products become commoditized. Users may love their Pelotons but I'm surmise that they prefer their Apple devices more. It's like users don't care much for their mobile carriers as long as their iPhones are compatible on those carrier networks.
"$country has the best democracy that money can buy"
I think the insider trading aspects of this are the lesser concern. There's substantial debate over whether insider trading is actually a net negative for society or whether it makes sense to regulate, surprisingly. [1]

The primary concern here is whether or not this influences their decisions when it comes to governing, whether they choose the option that is most profitable rather than best for their country.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Insider_trading#Arguments_for_...
Yeah. It is called the US-China tech war.
Actually you are wrong. There are absolutely laws against return abuse.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Return_fraud

This is the problem when people go around pretending like they are technically correct, when they aren't.

Everyone else, intuitively understood the problem with return abuse, except for you. Which is why you got this wrong.

If you had focused less on trying to find some clever hack or technically, then you wouldn't have been so misinformed on this issue.
how about Bezos hops on one of amazon's delivery trucks for a week and brings a bottle to store his bodily fluids during extended work shifts?

after that experiment, if he works another week or two in a warehouse, and only then he can do a little bit of self-reflection and write a letter how Amazon needs to do better.

if he didn't talk to drivers, warehouse workers, didn't work with them side by side, how can say anything about the subject?
The current count for who has pledged to vote for what is highly relevant and private information.
> Bill Gates and George Soros who leave their lengthy, extraordinarily and unforgivably damaging lives of evil behind

Can you tell us more about the extraordinarily and unforgivably damaging lives of evil of those two?

Do you really think that’s a reasonable way to describe Gates’s tenure at Microsoft? Some anticompetitive behaviour hardly seems unforgivably evil.

Do you subscribe to some weird right wing conspiracy theory about Soros?
Not all change is equal, not all change is equally controlled. Pretending it is because change occurs sabotages your ability to categorize, analyze, and ultimately judge change.

Most people are not qualified to and cannot make careful informed decisions about the way drugs affect you.
Would it? How do you know?

You are just projecting what you think on this hypothetical advanced species. They might find, instead, that they don't need or care for any of that and just wipe it out faster.
Shareholders have power - sure, but very little of it and very little power to actually affect change outside of board actions.

He already gave his answer by surrendering the power he could have used to change things. If it comes out that he was pushed out for trying to actually change things then more power to him, but I find that extremely unlikely.
I’m not sure which way your email joke is going. Is it poking fun at some HNers who go out of their way not to use common services or devices, or, are you joking that changing your username isn’t worth any effort?

Edit: oh. Likely a 1984 reference. Never mind now. Leaving comment as it is though
If you are using Python, this is an approach to get PDF tables into Pandas dataframes.

https://towardsdatascience.com/how-to-extract-tables-from-pd...
They also sag. A half of a ship isn't as rigid as an entire ship. It changes shape in all sorts of unpredictable ways. There is lots of lifting and pulling before the two hulls line up well enough to start welding them together.
I agree. Their wealth should be in a blind trust (unless they run the company or farm or whatever).
I wonder if this is less to do Apple watch and more to do with Apple's Fitness+. It is a cheap alternative to Peloton with nice happy people and high production quality. Likely not as good as Peloton, but will squeeze out a lot of the more casual users. From a later comment on going to war with Apple it doesn't seem to be a good strategy. The games of hardware compatibility are frustrating and limiting to the whole industry. But monopolies don't seem to do much better either.
I'm actually surprised by this; I was under the impression that CPU only took a ~5-10% hit and you can pass the GPU directly to a VM. So I've never actually done it, but I expected VMs to be fine for gaming these days. Where does it fall apart?
Circular dependencies causing deadlocks? That should not be a surprise. Making the request queue unbounded is just trading one problem for another.
>Her husband buys deep ITM TSLA and AAPL calls that day.

Stupid question: if you were expecting an upswing in a stock, wouldn't you get the most returns from an out of the money option? For a deep ITM you're paying the same as the underlying stock plus a tiny premium -- you might as well just buy the stock.
Thank you for the thoughtful answer. I am not unaware of my first impulse towards anger. I have hurt a lot of people with my angry outbursts. Some of them are in their after lives and I hope my sorry reaches them.
This project may be able to help you out: https://github.com/nektos/act/ (it provides a way to run GitHub actions locally)
The most interesting takeaway from this article is that, according to people who actually do the work, NetworkManager and systemd-resolved do get things right.
They're the dumbest of money.

Just wait for the next crash, it's gonna be rough for the ones who don't know how to sell. (Which is the majority.)
There's nothing wrong with using SQL "on the front end", just be sure to render the front end, server side... like like they did in the olden days.
Money, money, money!
It is only related to the Parity/OpenEthereum team continuing to have distractions on things more important to them like their own blockchain projects

Nobody should be using their client software
> there's currently only one company that can do it and their machines cost $200 million dollars and have a several year backlog of orders.

ASML has a market cap of 223 billion $, and their stock value has doubled in a year. That's a lot of growth...
I stream my music collection from the internet on my watch and it’s instant. I don’t know why you are trying to follow a pattern from 1995 and wondering why we don’t do that anymore.
> trivial stories about evil corporations

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_Amazon

These are not "trivial stories about evil corporations". They are very real criticisms about the company and its leadership and the lives they have ruined are very real too. To wave your hand and excuse the vast amounts of ethically and morally horrendous things Amazon has done as "trivial stories" is quite frankly one of the most willfully ignorant and disgusting things I've seen posted here - let alone up-voted - in quite some time.

https://www.aspi.org.au/report/uyghurs-sale

A company that benefits from forced labor camps for fucks sake... that is inspiring to you? Jesus Christ.
Planned obsolescence is one of those things I think future generations will look back on with regret, like dumping industrial waste into rivers and waterways (a common practice during the time period).
Especially in the time of COVID and many more people working from home, the huge difference in volume between a magnetic resistance spin bike vs a bike on a trainer cannot be overstated.
> > And I’m not saying appeasement will cause ww3, I’m saying it’s had a past history of not working in a spectacular fashion, so it’s weird to default to it.

>But that's the point. The US did not 'default' to it.

Who said anything about the US defaulting to it? I said the commenters here are defaulting to it by the majority being against sanctions that delineate what they are in response to.

People can debate to the end of time what the montagues and capulets did 3 decades or a hundred years ago. I am not interesting in wasting my time like that, especially if the debate is under the premise that if someone held land a hundred years ago then they are welcome to invade and that any response is bad.

If that is the case, there’s be massive conflicts all over the world while the borders realigned. And why 100 years? Why not 200? Or 500?

But these are rhetorical, I don’t foresee any constructive purpose to continuing this thread.