skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I fully agree that “target population” isn’t the best wording. If you have a suggestion of another phrase in English that would be readily understood without further definition, please do share as I would love to find a better phrase than target population. I typically use just “target” but I was avoiding being ambiguous while attempting to be brief. Again, “target” also carries a lot of cultural baggage for its military associations.

To go a bit deeper, underneath my comment is method of accomplishing a mission through organizational/program design, where a mission consists of:

verb. target. outcome. measurement.

* To maintain brevity in the above format, the “need” and the “how” may be implied in the mission statement but are typically not well covered by the above suggested mission statement format, but should be codified in a logical model of the programs/executable units of work.

Examples of missions:

1. Living Goods = save. african kids’. lives. reducing child mortality.

2. One Arce Fund = get. african families. out of extreme poverty. increasing income.

3. Island Conservation = save. island species. from extinction. recovering species populations living.

Definitions:

1.Verb = The measurable action of the program taking place on the target to achieve the outcome.

2. Target = The person/place/thing that is the served by the program.

3. Outcome = The measurable benefit that is expected for the target.

4. Measurement = The primary set of data being collected as an indication that the outcome is being achieved.

Edit: formatting adjustments
Because you aren't using an adblocker. Seriously, you should really consider uBlock Origin or similar. Google doesn't honor Do Not Track, so you should feel no obligation to honor their desire for you to look at their ads.
You also can’t fork within the same organization. (For example with a public and private version of the same repo).
It might not be your mobile devices listening. Alexa? Smart TV?

I've seen examples of this too, and it's downright creepy. At the same time, I love my Google Assistant. Yes, I know. I'm the product.
In the UK there are data science groups at banks that target specifically extremely wealthy customers based on their transactions and balances. I think that they only focus on wealthy customers right now because they haven't scaled up properly but the plan is to eventually expand to everyone.
if someone would mark all the "important" bits in red, I could.
alas, they don't, and drone on and on and on with smattering of important bits thrown in.

for instance, Thomas & Finney's book is what... 2000 pages ? In comparison, Piskunov was something like 200-300 pages IIRC.

btw phrase usage is not "good" english - it's in fact an easy tactic to get around it. this is a very obvious in the outputs of Indian state/academia, esp. in the humanities - lots of fancy sounding words/phrases, but very often, zero actual knowledge. some of the judgments of the indian courts, will even make you weep... but i digress.

personally, non-generic non-templated emails still take a lot of effort and constant second-guessing.

(this took ~5-10m to write, and probably still has grammatical errors and semantics issues).
>Because credit card rewards aren’t free

So this isn't covered by the 1-3% transaction fee the merchant pays every time you use your card?

>Most consumers are okay with this trade off

No they aren't. Most consumers aren't even aware they are paying with their privacy, so you cannot take a low opt-out rate to mean high levels of consent.
The key here is that product is a buffer between sales and engineering. Sales teams should be a constant source of feedback for product teams who can spot the synergies you're talking about.

SDMs should be a constant buffer between engineers and product.

This works wonders at an enterprise or mid market company. I don't envy smaller companies that need to drive alignment between stakeholders that have to straddle all of these lines.

A good portion of my job is helping small businesses find that alignment and being able to present the big picture to all of these teams. Somehow being external seems to help.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smart_contract
Have you ever tried using a lathe or mill, CNC or not? I have, and I did some summer jobs in metal working businesses, and I can tell you that making a metal part vs 3d printing one is nothing alike. You need highly specialized skills to operate a mill or lathe, even on CNC ones (the skills are a bit different but it's not 'easier' to become a CNC operator than it is to become a manual lathe operator).

Becoming a sufficiently experienced 3d printer operator takes two weeks if you can spend an hour in the evenings tinkering with it, or a day if you spend a whole Saturday.
In my 30 year career, I have never had a stock option worth a single penny. When I have someone talk up options as part of a compensation package, I tell them that options are nice, but my experience is that they have had no value in my past and that's the value that I'll assign them in the present and the future.
There is also a great podcast episode on the cross-cultural exchanges between India and Russia - https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/from-bombay-with-love...
Thanks for bringing the 32bit point. Turns out that .ZIP specification has the limit [1] . The solution here is ZIP64. Excel does support ZIP64 but the implementation isn't suitable higher sized zip files [2]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZIP_(file_format)
[2] https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COMPRESS-474
No, they'll scan it for other reasons...

I don't trust Google. They are evil.
You might be able to do something akin to early simcity or simtower where you decide on the zoning (what's allowed to be built where) while your simulation decides if it's successful or not. Your NPC's may want to start a new business but there's no commercial spots available, or lease office space etc. They move out if they close down or decide to move to a better place. The player's job is to monitor citizen's happiness/goals and plan the town accordingly.
There can't be 2 equally valid chains or your protocol is buggy.

One chain must have more votes from stakers than the other after a while.
What's their advantages besides most of their services in Korea and rest of the east Asia?
As a Spaniard, I repeatedly have the weirdest experience online. As someone who normally keeps up with national news, I usually read on the internet and for the first time about things that happen here and seem to have enough relevance to top international webs, but don't appear on any national newspaper or on the news.

Normally they don't have a good reception, and insults are included (Spanish police "are a bunch idiots"). What is my surprise that when I read about them from the national news or from the original/official statement, the intersection of what I read in the comments and the original/official source barely have anything in common.

Is there some weird agenda that I'm missing? It's seriously very unsettling and there's no way to fight it because people don't read in the original language and barely any newspaper publish in both languages (why would they anyway?).
> people were like - you should make this into a product. And I had to fight this sort of "am I too lazy to do it? am I afraid?" but really, I just needed something that didn't have a point.

I like the freedom of not having a point. Some programmers are accused of trying out new ideas at work and messing up the product. It's nice to try new ideas at home on throw-away projects that only live for a week.
I was thinking about that. It's not so much being a 'centrist' but being able to tell the difference between reporting and interpreting. The best case would simply be a transcript.

I would start by saying that Donald Trump made claims about the election and finish up by stating the actual things that he said about Mitch McConnell. Being an adult, I'm quite able to figure out the context and severity of what he said. In addition, I'd probably use better sourcing than 'some unnamed guy we talked to'.

Like I said upstream somewhere, it would be fun to rewrite news articles to report news rather than to interpret news. Save the prose for editorials.
Issue with this approach at some companies though is when Special X Team is measured by the quality of X, but has little authority over Product teams, who have no incentive to do X well.
What if Reuters is part of the uninformed public (on this topic/situation) and is being exploited by the police?
> and the approach of compiling everything from scratch.

That is not really true. Yes, it would help first compiles a bit, but only the initial compiles. That's a one-time improvement, that while important, doesn't solve the big problems.
130k is not a good salary in SF.
Microsoft promoting rust, never thought I’d live to see the day.

Not clear why one would choose this over the official rust documentation and tutorials.

Oh and also - it’s a trap. Microsoft are not friends of free software.
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Already done. I actually can't believe what they are saying.

Them:

"Hey again!

While I do understand your situation, as mentioned below, I cannot manually complete the order on either the seller's or the buyer's behalf. The order can be only finalized if the buyer accepts the delivery or if they do not take any action with it within 3 days of receiving it.

That being said, the only thing I can currently advise is that you both continue communicating further as, in my experience, communication is always the key to successfully resolving any issue.

As for the cancelation, as per our guidelines, users are not allowed to use any of the provided work unless the order has been marked as completed. Only once the order is marked as completed, the rights are transferred to the buyer.

If the order does get canceled and you do see them using it, please do get back to us so that we could look into further assisting you with that. In such a case, you can also file a third-party DMCA claim with the relevant third party.

To read more about Fiverr's Intellectual Property Claims, I've linked you with a handy article that you can access by clicking HERE.

Also, please note that we currently only provide assistance via tickets.

Do let me know if there's anything else you need help with and I'll get back to you as soon as possible.

All the best,"

So for "As for the cancelation, as per our guidelines, users are not allowed to use any of the provided work unless the order has been marked as completed. Only once the order is marked as completed, the rights are transferred to the buyer. "

The IP was transferred, they have it (or have stolen it), they can use it how they want, this statement is meaningless.

And "If the order does get canceled and you do see them using it, please do get back to us so that we could look into further assisting you with that. In such a case, you can also file a third-party DMCA claim with the relevant third party."

Again, completely meaningless, they can do what they want with it there is no way for anyone to know they are using the source code, they have it already.

ANY IP can be stolen following this method.

I am a UK citizen with regards to legal action.

Their terms clearly state once transferred payment is due.
Because magic happens two different worlds collide, and we don't know where the magic will happen. So we put everything related and then see what happens.

Of course there are applications that simplicity works well but I believe to create the simplicity we have to understand what is possible we have to deal with complexity first.

Simplicity first doesn't work, because we don't know what will be the most interesting thing for the users.
If monomorphization is the killer, has the rust team considered adding a flag to compile all generics as trait objects in debug mode? Maybe there are some reasons this is impossible I haven’t thought of.
> Q2. ... Suppose you want to transfer USD-->EUR. Why transfer USD-->BTC-->EUR instead?

USD->BTC->CNY or CNY->BTC->USD is much easier than USD->CNY or CNY->USD in a lot of cases.

This is a clear case of economic value.
As best I can tell, C and C++ are the only languages where people are actually happy that there are multiple implementations.
So a specialized setup, no different than typical IT setups that most Windows shops already have in place with AD, policy groups and hardware assisted sandboxing.

And completely out of reach as the typical setup most people buy for their homes.
My sister-in-law is an Ob/Gyn. Yes, there's call, but that gets compensated for by fewer hours during the M-F week. There's a reason why doctors on the golf course on Wednesdays is a cliche.
This is it. Someone not bothering to ask this is actually a bit rude. IMO.
Where in this article does it describe how I get tenants out of my rental when they don't pay into the smart contract?

That's what enforcement is, not just some rules in a spreadsheet.
He invested in startups that failed miserably. Land clearing is how you turn bare land/forest/swamp into something people can build on. i.e he and his employees drive big construction equipment. Actually a profitable business in the right area.
Why do workers even want to be paid at all, right?
> The ultimate disintermediation is governance. With strong cryptography and smart contracts new forms of governance are possible such as liquid democracy.

How can the network know that two people with ordinary CPUs are two distinct people, while that person over there with an AntMiner isn't 1000 people, even though their relative PoW output suggests they are?

Tying the mathematical world to the real world has always been a problem with these schemes.

If it can't tell a group of people from one person with a mining rig, then the liquid democracy becomes one dollar one vote rather than one person one vote, and we all know how democratic that is.
This person is basically correct.
Does Brave keep these features that Firefox dropped? I know that Chromium doesn't (FTP, RSS, Bookmark Description).

You appear to have a choice between a browsers with feature parity, except one of them supports your privacy more.

Like "this type of reasoning" is what happens whenever you reach a point where you get resource constrained (even Chrome/Chromium has to pick how to allocate their resources). Eventually you need to pick what to work on, and what to keep maintaining.
Isn't Autopilot used mainly/exclusively on highways and isn't that being compared to the accident rate for all driving?
And I'm saying there are points where it doesn't make sense too do that. I believe that's the most effective path 90% of the time, but you are not a complete manager if you can't deal with the 10% edge cases effectively.
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And yet I’ve never worked on a product that was just simple crud.
How would a smart contract work in the case of, say, a residential tenancy agreement? How does the smart contract know if the terms of the agreement have been met or not? And how would the contract be enforced, for instance, if the tenant fails to pay rent?
Shorting the USD seems like a pretty good idea given the insane amount of money printing.
There is work on integrating Cranelift into rustc (https://github.com/bjorn3/rustc_codegen_cranelift) so that rustc can compile to bytecode for the Cranelift JIT.
> I think Maersk and it’s containershipping business, and it’s blockchain based proof of container authenticity

Literally nothing in that project requires blockchain.

And nothing that a blockchain has proves anything about a container's authenticity: it's a slow, inefficient database of the same data that has to be manually entered by multiple people in multiple places.
Vue: because it is easiest to pick up and has great dev tools.

C# with ASP .NET Core (because i am most comfortable in .NET)

cloud: Azure (easy to use, has in built auth), and you can limit your credits, so you won't end up with crazy monthly bill like AWS
How is it a trap?

Please don't make vague accusations. If you have something substantive to add - describe it.
Big Tesla fan - but more data will be good for sure
I agree. If you just assume it's your own bad communication that's at fault, you deny your report the opportunity to ask for help they may need..
Yeah, not just devs, but armies of designers, product people, managers all distinguish themselves with minute product differentiation, a large majority of the industry runs on _not_ standardizing data and UI. There's more inertia here than just whenever the accountants notice the cost difference. You'll see people retry outsourcing before you see standardization if I'm understanding this conversation correctly
A friend demonstrated me this with her Google Pixel. We talked for a bit about a very conspicuous topic in presence of the phone, and the Google app (which shows a news feed when you open it) started showing articles relevant to the topic within a few minutes. At that point I believed her that her phone is listening, though I didn’t make a big deal of it because she did not make an effort to configure her phone not to.
Kings promoted cities as a tool to concentrate power and debilitate intermediate feudal lords. But that temporary alliance could not last, once the basic idea that the power comes from God was undermined and bourgeoisie raised.

I wouldn't call that "a counter-movement" because it seems exactly the opposite: one idea that keeps pushing ahead until it's taken to its ultimate consequences. It would have been impossible to have a middle class revolution when there was no middle class.

If there's a single factor that explains the changes between Quattrocento and Enlightenment is commerce. It was almost completely absent in the Middle Ages.
This is a very good advice.

For this part I've been recommended "tailwind ui" and it looks very promising!
Neil's got his own channel and just posted an accessible talk about cellular automata and other open problems. He could use some views!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ogbsh8KuEM
Unconvincing responses from them. I suspect the real reason is the one that they sort of mentioned - it's a ton of work to rearchitect an electron app that uses insecure APIs in the renderer to use to IPC instead.

People really don't like saying "that's too much work". They trump up technical reasons instead.
Historically, there have been a wide range of items used in barter and markets. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Currency#Early_currency. Some of those like livestock depreciated in value very quickly since they literally had a lifespan. Others, like rare coins have gone up in value.

In the context of Bitcoin we are talking about the modern world. The major forces in the modern world are Globalization and Technology. Assuming you don't want China to take over the world you need growth. Growth happens when investment and debts are created. Ray Dalio explains it well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHe0bXAIuk0&ab_channel=Princ... This is why successful countries like the USA target 2-3% inflation. It is theoretically possible to create a country where inflation was -1%, but technological growth, which is very hard to stop would create a deflationary spiral that would bring the economy to a halt.
It appears that this result is worse than last year,

https://www.google.com/amp/s/insideevs.com/news/501712/tesla...

I wonder if this is related to people driving much faster due to fewer vehicles on the road.
Thanks! I need to look into that. Looks like a very hacker approach of prototyping, i like the concept.
If it's just walking the Appalachian Trail or another extra-long trail, then the answer is quite: https://imgur.com/9ipvLUm and https://thetrek.co/thru-hike-transformation-before-after/
> Oh and also - it’s a trap. Microsoft are not friends of free software.

How does a freely available tutorial on a programming language have anything to do with someone's position on free software?
The bribery can be solved with slashing and making it economically unviable to cede to bribery.

Regarding plutocracy, it depends on proof-of-stake vs delegated-proof-of-stake. In one, everyone can become a staker and earnings are spread to all, in the other, some stakers are elected and earnings will be concentrated to them.

Proof-of-work has inequality issues:

- economies of scale for those that have the capital to rent a power plant and a large datacenter in a location with cheap electricity and/or cheap cooling.

- latest ASICs / GPUs access at scale.
Sort of. Like with most things, it's a trade off. I've had a decent amount of the life part, but this has cost me in the work part. Basically, not staying late all the time has hindered my career (9 years in with a masters and I'm only a midlevel dev). Which means I have less money to enjoy in life and will have to work longer until I can retire.
Don't the latest designs, ARMv9, make provision for battery-efficient speech-recognition models "at the edge"? If it's not here yet it will be soon.
> "Smart contracts". All (democratic) countries have courts in place to settle legistlative disputes between two parties.

The case for smart contracts is, you can't have disputes. No need for attorneys, that will bleed you dry. It does not add an additional layer, instead it removes them all and becomes the sole layer.
What’s the risk here? Am I branded as a terrorist for opting out of marketing? What’s the logic?
I too learned Postscript in 1988 and also figured out how to construct documents in Illustrator's file format (which is a precursor to PDF) so I could export to it. Postscript was a lot of fun to work in (although debugging required some real imagination and lots of paper).
Did you get a receipt by mail to your gmail, by any chance?

Google analyzes receipts. When I still used gmail, it would automatically add flights to my calendar based exclusively on the receipt sent to my gmail account.
I'm explicitly writing from my own moral perspective, which is obviously highly subjective.

I also purposefully didn't use the word "fair" because it's very subjective.

It would definitely be interesting to see the result of this experiment in different cultures. Any sources?
In any human hierarchy, the management of the hierarchy tends to view itself as the most important component.

At the same time, it is literally the least talented.
People have asked, but only some traits are object safe, for example. Maybe someone could come up with a way to make it work, but nobody has attempted to put in that work, and it would be much more complex than "oh just make this flag run the "trait object" codegen instead of the "monomorphization" codegen."

Also, in general, we don't like flags that change language semantics. This one might be acceptable though, but I'm not on the lang/compiler teams.
If the cost of collision repair isn't 10x higher than the average car, then his car insurance company should make bank.
It's interesting to hear that you have this experience repeatedly.

In my defense, I said "Either the author is an idiot and something is lost in translation or Spain's National Police are a bunch of idiots." and then concluded that "So it seems like we should blame Reuters for trying to exploit an uninformed audience for clicks, rather than blaming the Spanish National Police."
Naming things - one of the four hardest problems in computing (the others are sorting and off-by-one errors) :)
It's not everybody in Ukraine that is so froth-mouthed with their hate for USSR/Russia that they would get rid of quality books just because it's 'Soviet legacy'. Throwing the baby with the badwater spites yourself, not USSR.