skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I do pretty much the same. The only thing I worry about is that the expected amount of work planned gets done right and is completed on time. If I do that while working one day for 4 hours and the next for 12 or a bit less I don't really mind and as far as I can tell my employer doesn't mind it either as they understad that the WFH situation isn't really ideal for some poeple.
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https://www.freedomforum.org/about/council-of-advisors/

CNN, Fox News, Charles Koch Institute, Comcast, a bunch of VC firms, and Susan Wojcicki's _own mother_.

A vulgar display of power.
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That's because besides the big three, and with most crypto transactions running on Bitcoin, it is true.

Ethereum shares most of the problems for now while adding complexity of designing bug free contracts.
(If that fails, someone will steal your gas.)

Monero is the third and both smaller, maybe more private, more expensive to mine.

And value of all three are rather strongly correlated.
Relegation isn't really a concern for the clubs involved, though not qualifying for the champions league certainly is
Then why not just create a library which uses sqlite as a proven storage and query engine?
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If it can be reverse transcribed then so can Covid which has the same mRNA as the vaccine and way way more. Plus, covid infects a million times more cells than the mRNA vaccine.
> The trouble is, if you're in a motorway where every one of the now four lanes of traffic is going at the speed limit of 70 miles an hour (or, more likely, 80 miles an hour) and your tire explodes

This actually happened to a family member of mine on the M1. Tire exploded and rolled straight off across the motorway. It took several minutes for the motorway operators and to close the lane that their car was stranded on. The driver and passengers had to get out of the car onto a live motorway lane just to reach the safety area behind the crash barrier.

Thankfully everyone was OK, but it cemented my belief that smart motorways are an utterly, ridiculously and unquestionably stupid idea.
You totally can. They support storing pulumi state in any storage platform (like S3 or self hosted minio service)

The cloud offering is just there to streamline the storage + fancy dashboard.

Identical to how terraform works.
This was the thing that killed it for me[0]: if you can't be relegated where's the incentive to bring your A game? And where does that leave fans? Even more ripped off than they are now by teams who, under the new system, simply can't be arsed because there are no consequences?

[0] Not that I'm particularly a fan of soccer - the English-style long-ball (aka hit and hope) game with possession carelessly given away all the time drives me up the wall to watch (admittedly much less in evidence under Gareth Southgate at the 2018 World Cup). There's also too much diving and associated on pitch drama/gamesmanship that has nothing to do with playing, and disrupts the flow of matches, for me to find it particularly enjoyable.
The potential issue isn't spontaneous breakage, but rather a determined attacker exploiting the incentive structure in an unexpected manner.

And the financial motivation to do this is much greater for ETH since it's around 100 times more liquid than ALGO.
what does that mean in practice?

who determines what's minimum and what's viable?
Pages can be server-side rendered and then hydrated after load, in either mode. This makes a dramatic difference in usable latency.
I can see how that might work, but signal reception is always noisy. I doubt RSSI would be a reliable measure. You could partially wrap the AirTag in a scrunch of alfoil and it would mean every movement of the phone would massively change the reception, it would look like a variable distance.

Also, I wonder if it is a fixed time with no overlap? Because you could certainly track someone, eg through a shopping centre, by seeing when a beacon turns off and then listening to new beacons. Correlation would be trivial. And if the e.g. 30m clock is accurate then you could reidentify hours later by just listening to the rollover time, so they would have to vary the rollover at least.

I wonder about false alarms, because you can easily sit on commuter train for an hour and have someone next to you, even more so for long distance travel.
I'm surprised at this angle not being probed. The changes to Champions league are being pushed through without sufficient media scrutiny. Unlike ESL which was a private effort, Champions League is UEFA prerogative, and it should not be pushed through in a surreptitious, underhanded manoeuvre.
Come on. Retrograde burns are cheap compared to sheer amount of fuel needed to escape real sized atmosphere not the tiny KSP one. (There are mods for realism there.)

Oh, and instead of burning you can use solar sails too. Or shoot lasers or explosives at them to vaporize and give them momentum.

The biggest problem is actually getting to the rocks, chunking them and then not causing a rerun of the movie Armageddon. (Which made changing asteroid direction seem way too easy.) Once the rock is on a trajectory, it will be rather hard to deflect in time, and even then could collide later on. Or hit a newly deployed space station.

Once you fire it, you will end up ruining someone's day, somewhere and some time. It's a weapon of mass destruction.
It is just inflation of money supply, same as with fiat currencies.
Could someone sum up what this is about? (What is the super league, what it was supposed to accomplish, why people are unhappy - assuming I know nothing about football)
yes, kind of similar.
Huh? Xamarin Forms is huge in line of business applications. Huge.
Football is the most popular sport on earth.
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Sweet, let the avalanche flow.
> And I am also shocked that the PM wanted to intervene within 24 hours of the announcement on an issue that seems completely private and irrelevant compared to all the issues the country is facing.

I remember a conversation I had about the UK economy years ago, before Brexit.

London doesn't seem to be much of a financial hub anymore, so football and English royalty are the two main exports the UK has to offer the world these days.
All big (and small) criminals in the history claimed to represent the people (or god) and to do it for the good of the people.
All those risks are orders of magnitude higher with Covid. Getting infected with it is like taking a 1000x dose of the vaccine, if we’re talking about the cancerogenity and reverse transcription risk.
> The feminist left

“The”.

Based on my experience — I know plenty of feminists and lefties, and my ex is a literal self-described “eat the rich” revolutionary communist — “The feminist left” is about a coherent a group as, say, Scorpios.

For example, I don’t know anyone who believes human minds are blank slates, and the last time I even discussed the topic was 20 years ago in my philosophy A-level.
Personally, I've moved all of my funds from other currencies into Ethereum. Not that I think it will make lots of money, but because Ethereum actually could have utility, and has a solution to the climate change impacts of Bitcoin.

So really, if I'm going to hold any cryptocurrencies, that's where I want them
Other than Silverlight, the rest are still available today. Microsoft is unmatched in backwards compatibility. How are you being forced to rewrite your software?
I appreciate the reply, and I will try that.

However this sentence made me inadvertently laugh, because it captures every bit of confusion I had.

> You install .NET 5 (for context, it's just a newer version of .NET Core with the naming realigned), and then write `dotnet new webapi` which will create a new ASP.NET Core API project.
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Of course. I'm not sure that this is having the impact you think it does.

If I hold USD on PayPal, I only own the USD and my account insofar as PayPal behaves — which is most of the time, but not always.

If I hold Dai on Ethereum, nobody can take it or my account.

Of course, if I want to cash out to my bank account, I must trust the banks (as I do with PayPal). But the trust assumptions are much smaller.

Imagine if you could bring these improved characteristics to any arbitrary computation?
It matters more where it hits and how big it is. If you want that material on Earth, it's best to break the rock apart in space in such a way that the chunks are still shielded from reentry heat, and send them on a good trajectory to crash somewhere empty and minable. Siberia and swathes of desert are a good choice.
I think you have a valid point. I am going to replace the demo pictures.
That's my worry, and I had similar experience. No publicly visible "internet points" are surprisingly discouraging.

I also have a feeling that SO model does not fit here at all. It seems like "in essence" SO is a way to connect to an expert, and knowledge base is a byproduct. In teams settings: you just have slack.
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Ah. I must admit the latency is sufficiently high that I was like "...ah. Right then." and stopped poking around after approximately 6 seconds.
"Remember Doom? I love that game, but is there any way we could make it less... well... efficient?"
Thinking of it, IMAP wouldn't be a bad fit as an API to blogs and forums :)
Wow that is insane. They don't give a single f.
> If anything I think we should encourage rich people to give their money away (even if only to their children) since wealth consumed by a broader number of people leads to more happiness than if it's all consumed by one person. It's better for a $10 million fortune to be spent by 10 consecutive generations than for it to all be spent by the original owner.

I don't understand how you reach this conclusion. If the original owner spends all of it it enters a whole lot of more peoples pockets than his kids.
For the team I used to manage, I told them that I was not going control the hours they put in as long as the job was done, and the emergencies were handled. Turned out that I had to restrict them to work for too long and I constantly had to remind them to take breaks and to turn off slack on evenings.
For myself (I used to be a manager) I concentrated on having my most strategic tasks done. Meetings were shorter, and I could skip the less interesting ones by turning on mute and doing something else instead, so all in all WFH resulted in less working hours. However the full remote set up turned out to be exhausting : due to the loss of physical interactions, I spent a lot of time solving conflicts and misunderstandings in my team that would have been easily sorted out by seing each other.
My advice for you would be not to concentrate on the number of hours you put in, but rather on the fact that your job is done (in a 4-hours-workweek style). If it results in less hours worked, then enjoy it !
The truth is YC at 125k is a ridiculous deal. They're essentially banking on the brand name being valuable enough for you to give up significant equity for what is, in reality, very little money. This is getting more and more true each day as YC accepts more and more companies, from anywhere, in more and more batches and you get even less access to contacts and mentorship.
Some miscellaneous comments:

Woman in a bar: This particular mathematician appears to be from the 5th century BC.

Prime numbers: This reminds me of the Grothendieck prime, 57.

Hunting: I would modify the statisticians statement to "on average, we got him", but that doesn't sound as funny.

Theorem: I would have thought that the mathematician would just define, without loss of generality, the interior of his prison cell to be 'outside', much like in the subsequent joke about fences.
>privacy is a requirement for individual financial sovereignty

What does "individual financial sovereignty" mean though? Money is only useful as part of a social system and therefore requires some sort of social contract.

I'm all for privacy when it comes to storing and transferring amounts that are consistent with personal consumption. I'm not in favour of letting people move millions or billions anonymously unless they are willing to renounce all protections they enjoy under the law.
The leverage is speculation using borrowed money. See: https://www.blueleaf.com/articles/how-leverage-works-in-inve....
Fans are opposed because it's the final straw of their clubs being turned in to money making corporations rather than about football.

Boris Johnson is opposed because the conservatives gained a lot of northern working class seats in the last election and they want to keep them. Happy as I am to criticize him and his party, I'm not sure why they shouldn't deal with this as well as the other issues
If you expect ad revenues to be shared with you, you'll just end up with more ads or you'll have to pay the advertisers through commissions on the product you buy (cost of advertising is always including in the sold products that were advertised for).
It's much better to have the foundations and build the rest yourself (or purchase what you need) instead of having the lowest-common-denominator come from MS.

There are a 1000 different ways to implement autocomplete menus and charts; that would be a nightmare to produce or use.
> What stops Spotify or Sotheby or any other proper company from forking off the ETH blockchain and sell NFT as a service?

It's as saying if Facebook released all of its code then suddenly it would get competition. It wouldn't.

There's the whole infrastructure behind it: thousands of nodes running the blockchain, thousands of applications running on it, developers in this sphere are very scarce because it's so complicated. If you wanted to try to create yet another "Ethereum killer", you would also need to convince developers to write apps on your chain, and people to run the nodes.

By the way, to say that Linus Torvalds is a nobody is a ridiculous thing. His net worth is humongous to begin with.
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It will be interesting to see how this ends in the UK. The Culture Secretary of UK (Oliver Dowden) posted this on twitter a while ago

"The whole ESL move shows how out-of-touch these owners are. They have completely misjudged the strength of feeling from fans, players and the whole country. Football is for the fans. Our fan-led review will still happen and I remain convinced of the need for reform. We must make sure this never happens again."

A lot of fans are hoping that we will see something like the 50+1 rule [1] being adopted in the UK. Not sure they will/can go that far though.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/50%2B1_rule
Very cool, I'm looking for MongoDB to be able to run on AWS Lambda and be more serverless. This seem like a step in the good direction.
Personally I think JS would have been a better choice to implement this in than Python given all the mongo queries are in javascript db.collection('users').find({_id:'AN_ID'})
Also having it made in javascript would have open the option to embed it in the browser later on.
They don't all have to be smart.

A few smart thieves will share the tricks. Probably many smart peoples are even going to try building detector devices.
The problem of football is not low quality matches. The problem is that top clubs are paying 120+ mil for average players, or players who do not fit in. Then they pay them 500-1000k per week on salaries. And on top of that, they pay ~50 mil to managers for those transfers. After years of that, they complain about debt problems.

And also, how would a league with guarantueed 10-12 teams solve the problem of "weak" matches? That would get boring after a while for me. One of the excitement of current setup is that the underdogs do have a chance of winning, remember Porto and CL? And that because of the mix of different teams, strengths and tactics it never gets boring.

Also, how would this 10-12 "best" teams evolve if you have a guaranteed place in a league. You can optimise for profit and not for best football, skill, tactics and play. So I would wager that after a few years they would play some weird football optimized for number of goals or excitement.
Long-term effects follow a bell curve, so if they took 1-2 years to show up in average, with 200M vaccinated people, we would see initial cases already.

Also, there have been no long term effects of a vaccine that didn’t begin in a first month-post vaccination, ever. There is no theory even on how would it be possible for them to manifest after more than a year if nothing happened before.
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I never thought the game was rigged because I always played with people who played sub-optimal strategies, and I would always win.
Football isn't at all important to Boris Johnson other than as a means to control the proles. To him this was just a welcome dead cat, with the added bonus that he can make himself look like a man of the people to those who don't think too hard.
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Because that ESL would pull most of the money from other leagues. At the moment also smaller teams have chance to compete in Champions League and even smaller sucess in first qualification rounds brings enough money to small team to try very hard to get into it next year. This, on the other hand, fuels and improves quality of teams in smaller european countries. All the money is distributed across more teams. This is not something big teams look for, of course.
I don't see any changes in the stupid UI. I need a menu, i want the titlebar of the window to be free of crap, i want 1 click for bookmarks, i want the settings easily accessible.
To impress people, which is probably part of the goal of this blog post.
> People obviously don't just want cheap food, given the success of Whole Foods.

Whole Foods is only able to exist in a tiny portion of markets consisting of the top quintiles of income and wealth. A simple search on Maps shows it’s not available for 80%+ of people in a city.

And even then, it had to sell to Amazon because it wasn’t doing so hot. Most Americans can’t afford anything but cheap, or one level up from cheap food.
Thank you.

So this is a case of me not looking well enough while exploring many different solutions.

I have to say that reading this passage on one of the getting started guides (https://www.pulumi.com/docs/get-started/azure/create-project...):

> If this is your first time running pulumi new or most other pulumi commands, you will be prompted to log in to the Pulumi service.
> The Pulumi CLI works in tandem with the Pulumi service in order to deliver a reliable experience. It is free for individual use, with features available for teams.

did not help. At least mentioning that the Pulumi service could be self hosted would have helped.

Thanks again.
The start of the document:

>The purpose of this memo is not to denounce Bitcoin. Bitcoin enjoys a growing institutional spotlight, a compelling narrative as digital gold, and a portfolio allocation as an inflation hedge.
However, institutional allocation into the Ethereum ecosystem is currently low...

You can denounce bitcoin for the CO2 emissions though.

At least etherium is trying to go proof of stake. If institutions pile into bitcoin the price and emissions will 10x which I'm not sure is on. Governments can't control bitcoin but they can control institutions.
Respect for other's privacy has never been considered ignorance, even if it may match a dictionary definition.
You're right, it's really just an average non-profit money-waste, dedicated to congratulating mainstream news figures for defining what mainstream news is.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_Neuharth#Freedom_Forum

Giving the award to Susan, who fought valiantly to narrow the Overton window on YouTube to align better with that of mainstream news, makes perfect sense.
The buyback-guaranteed loans make over 10%. The others make about 1% more.

Maybe you should stop making assumptions about things you have no idea about.
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"By solving the dishonesty and fungibility problems, bitcoin has radically dialed up the contagion factor for chain letter technology to a degree never experienced before. Bitcoin has become the first chain letter to go mainstream. It is the first chain letter to go global."
And that's exactly what makes US football different from European football (soccer as some call it). Yes, major teams enjoy a de facto superstar status, and the US model is exactly what they had in mind with the ESL. But here even the matches between minor teams live from the fans of the minor teams, as football is here not only for the show but a part of community life. Even big teams still have that community status and that's exactly what burned them now.
Banks and physical currency alike.

You can now transfer value simply by having a public/private key pair. No need for banks and their multi-day wire transfers. No need for KYC. You can borrow and lend on a decentralized network within minutes. Invest in markets, make purchases. All without relying on a centralized entity, and without being bound by your government.

Crypto really is something beautiful to the cypherpunk in me.
> You play synthwave on a banjo? That sounds pretty creative to me.

Lol no. Those two things are not related, though it does give me some ideas.
Based on my (very limited) understanding of inner city housing projects in the USA, then yes.

AFAIK those planning such projects did not themselves live in social housing (unlike, say, many soviet officials), hence there's still an element of hypocrisy there (note that I never claimed otherwise; I specifically chose the word "this" in the sentence you've quoted. I'll also re-re-state that I've not made any argument for or against home ownership or renting)
Hah, another disaster at the hands of Tony Blair. No wonder they are cursed.

Smart™ Motorways are an appalling idea no matter who proposed them. The current government should reverse the idea. Transport is meant to enhance life, not to end lives.
Testing it has probably been challenging for them during the lockdowns and WFH situation.
I am pretty sure Synergy did all the heavy lifting.

How do you compete against the Misfits, though?
The practical effect is that all modifications to an AGPL code are likely to be encompassed as soon as you use it on the internet.

Obviously it can't change the license of other products, but other products trigger the virality. For example, Apache calls a module which triggers generating a graph from your custom grafana instance. Your custom code is now AGPL.
Blogs were a major death blow to the web. Before that web pages were more like books, references, unique compilations and compendiums of knowledge, random non-sense, and individual people's musings for no other reason than to put it out there. Now, 99% of all "blog" content is just there to somehow sucker a poor soul into typing an unfortunate series of terms into a search bar out of desperation for knowledge/info, such that the semi-random search results gets the person's eyeball to fall on said "blog" content so that an ad can be sold.