skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My guess is that the benefit is they can write their applications in Haskell, package up the binary into a JVM application/shim (which can be templated in a bazel macro) and deploy a service into something like AWS Lambda or existing infrastructure for their clients. They're a consultancy that favors Haskell https://www.tweag.io/services
I don't blame the people buying up the GPUs to mine these cryptocurrencies but the vendors who allow them to do. It is absolutely criminal that they don't filter out these miners when they sell these products. They can easily make it possibly to only allow maybe 1 or 2 of these computers are shipped to a certain address or only one graphics card per a credit card. Whatever way they choose. Even putting a captcha to knock out the robo buyers would probably be enough.

They have an obligation to video game makers, hospitals, and other businesses to sell them so that people that need them for other purposes can purchase them at reasonable prices. It's also on the govt to make sure that this happens.

Just my 2 cents.
>>Cities dwellers lose out on such things.

I think this is true only in certain Western countries. I was born and raised in Turkey, and was an apartment dweller until I moved to the US for college. Growing up, I knew all the neighbors in our four or five story apartment complexes, and I knew their kids. So did my parents. And the community aspect was pretty strong — when my parents both had to work late, I just headed over to one of the neighbor's condos and played video games with their kids, and sometimes stayed well past dinner.

In the US though I have trouble envisioning such apartment communities. Maybe they exist, but based on my own living in apartments in America myself, the experience is a lot more... sterile and cold.
Ah, that makes much more sense, in that you’re not completely stalled on the startup, just more maintaining. Sorry for the misunderstanding!
Well, in your first reply you state boldly that

> Since very many other people have vastly different experiences, we can conclude that the author is either very lucky, or that the author does encounter problems, but forget them immediately or don’t consider them “problems”. I.e. that the author has confirmation bias.

Now you say that "hardware companies are almost universally bad at making software, and this should also apply to Apple".

Who's biased now?

Considering my experience with myriad of Apple devices, Android, Linux, Windows and whatever tens and tens of gadgets I owned, I could oppose that although most hardware companies are supposed to be bad at making software, this seems not influencing Apple.

We are all biased to some extent and this should come as no surprise.
Oh Bill and Melinda's divorce is 100% because of Tumblr. (honestly I would sprinkle just a little bit of Myspace and Discogs on there also)
Great! I was considering writing some Bazel rules for _exactly_ this yesterday.
I agree, but I wonder if 'normal' will include some increased border security and international travel restrictions? There are countries that are lagging far behind the US in vaccinations.
So a leatherman would be illegal in Australia? Wait, I always associate large knives with Crocodile Dundee. I know it is a fictional character, but he wouldn't have quite the same effect saying "That's not a knife, this is a knife." and pulls out a knife with 2.5 cm blade.
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Holy shit, my best to you.
It gets super weird, the word we use for "really old", Methuselah, comes from a person mentioned in the bible as living to 969.

Noah was said to have reached over 900 as did Adam, etc.

But it's not like years were unknown to people in antiquity either. But maybe it's just something that we don't have a good translation for and "year" is a close enough guess.

For instance, someone who has lived to 80 has lived about 960 months, which, if you notice, is really close to 969. And people living to their 70s and 80s seems reasonable. Considering that life expectancy in the past typically jumped up once you reached adulthood.
Sure, and you could murder all of the executives of ISPs to send a message to other ISPs about anti-competitive behavior. Anything is obviously possible, but no, you can't actually "unring" this bell.
At best that says they could count to the rough age of their own eldest. At worst, it’s just the Texas sharpshooter fallacy — you don’t get brownie points for that when the same book also gave a size for Noah’s Ark roughly on par with Berlin Zoo’s rhino exhibit.
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Bill and Melinda Gates Divoring
"Market cap" is never a measure of transaction volume.
While we disagree I up-voted your comment because as you say, many aspects of this discussion are debatable.
That reminds me of the movie Frequency, in which the characters can use a ham radio to talk across time. A person from the future gives a cryptic hint to the person in the past by telling him to pay attention to "yahoo". In the ending scene of the movie, the younger man's fancy car bears a license plate with that name.

It's funny to think that Yahoo was once thought of as an amazing stock tip to give someone. The movie came out in 2000 and was presumably written/filmed 1-2 years prior.

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I got one of those vape things people use for dry weed that gets up to 405F and vape dry rolling tobacco. You can do it inside as it doesn't smell or the smell is pleasant or you can use as an excuse to go hang out with the other smokers too.

You also are only burning tobacco and inhale almost no plant matter. I would give it a try. I feel better with that than with e-cigs.
Yep, you've solved the problem by turning "unilateral" into "bilateral" which is preferable. We can say the method in which you solved it by decreasing the social "distance" or "context" between you and who you report to--if you are spectacular at your job and working in a field where the labor balance is in your favor, it's easy. Other possible and less optimal strategies include having a preexisting personal relationship/friendship, being related to your boss, acquiring information or other blackmail, and/or being perceived as able to successfully win a lawsuit.
We're talking about evidence for an attack.
It's not even security, just consensus.
A separation at this level reverberates across many levels as it will effect the lives of thousands of people. Makes me very curious as to what exactly happened.
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Market cap doesn't imply liquidity, not for equities either.

A larger market cap might be correlated with more liquidity, but you readily want to look at shares outstanding and average volume to measure liquidity. I don't see why crypto is special here.
That sounds awfully like the Platform vs Publisher distinction "logic".
Sorry for them, but good thing the kids are grown.
Hell, I'm having the same problem as the foster parent of a cattle dog! Near constant demand for attention, wanting lots of play time and exercise and mental stimulation and affection... I don't have kids but I imagine it is similar!
And a cat.
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There's already a thread with the original source: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27030346
New technology has enabled cybercrime on an industrial scale
This is my point of view as well. I don't understand why you would have a child and then proceed to not nurture and teach them because you're busy with something else.
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Duplicate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27030346
Security by obscurity or security by variety better yet?
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It had nothing to do with lifespans.

The pronouncement related to the Flood: it occurred 120 years after the pronouncement.

There’s some confusion in the chronology, due to Noah’s genealogy, age, and the births of his sons being kinda garbled up in the same chapter. (That is, some might say the flood happened 100 years after the pronouncement instead of 120.)

But no fair reading would assume it has to do with lifespans as even in the authors time (Moses, presumably) people were living longer than 120 years. For instance, Sara lived to 127, Abraham lived to 175, and Jacob made it to 140 or so.
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Google doesn't penalize sites in any way if you're using their products (like GA or embedding a YouTube video). This is just silly and flat out wrong to say that Google penalizes you for using Google Analytics. It's flat-out wrong and untrue.

It's kind of like saying that buying Google Ads will boost your website's organic search engine rankings.

I really suggest that SimpleAnalytics.com update the title tag on this, as it's just wrong. Period.

That doesn't mean that using Google Analytics doesn't slow down your site (a bit) and Google should speed it up. I've had that complaint for years now, and Google just hasn't done anything about it that we can noticeably see.
How do you take a product to market, when the market doesn't exist yet?
>I don't think his name would be on any commit repo, after all.

Not only his name is on the Rust commit repo, he's also in the list of top 10 commiters the article features as an early Rust development example (although for just 6 commits or so).
I've priced out several and all are within 150%. Shipbob is the closest at 10-20% more expensive than FBA, but depending on your product it may actually be more cost effective. I need them to pick and pack several items, since I sell my stuff individually as well as in kits (boxes of multiple items, which are vastly more popular than people buying individual items), and they include most of the cost of building out those kits in their shipping fees.
What is structured data? How can it support EAT efforts? – WTF is SEO?
it's actually 50 years
1. Singapore is not a democracy. It is a dictatorship, although a well run one.

2. Did it work? How many died in Singapore compared to your country?

EDIT: sorry all. maybe "authoritarian" is a better word?
A charged particle deflected by a magnetic field loses no energy.
Seeing these types of dynamics happen to the wealthiest people in the world gives me some bit of grounding in the old phrase "Money cannot buy happiness."

Even the uber wealthy have relationship problems and clearly stacks of cash are not a solution. I wish the Gates family all the best in this tough time but personally feel a bit better about myself and the premise that I'm not the wealthiest person in the world because even if I were it wouldn't solve any problems I may be facing today.
Yes, in these situations materialized views with indexes are generally the correct answer.
I don't get how Apollo thinks they can make a profit from these zombie companies.

How long has it been since an acquisition of either one of those companies made the acquirer any money? More than a decade?
Interesting. I wonder if there is something else about to drop and it gets as messy as Jeff Bezos' divorce? For his family sake I hope not.

Some couples handle this in a very professional manner when there isn't cheating involved. We know one couple where they mutually decided that it wasn't love any more so they went their separate ways. They still get along as friend though. So emotionally mature.
As a developer, why would I want to use a special browser than isn’t mainstream for anything. It’s just going to need retesting in the mainstream ones and I’m not sure what this offers that grease monkey and vanilla developer tools doesn’t.
Cool. I don’t see the readme warning about this, so:

Use wisely and with full
awareness. Revealing creation sequence can leak information which can be an issue in scenarios where such information might
compromise security.
Yeah, and also COVID didn’t help either. We would definitely hire hourly babysitters, daycare etc, but with COVID it’s not that straightforward. Probably we will try something like that from now on, after we got our vaccines
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Honestly, if you have that kind of money I think it comes with -more- problems rather than less.
While I can't say I am that surprised about that happening in Singapore, a country that already had a reputation of placing order above everything, I am surprised at how easily fundamental freedoms have been taken away in more democratic countries like in Western Europe. We reassure ourselves that those measures are temporary, but people have come to see a lot of those as now being part of life, turning their anger instead at those who question the effectiveness and lawful nature of those measures.

I am afraid that as this virus will stay, even if becoming far less threatening thanks to vaccines, society will keep seeing those measures as necessary to 'keep numbers low' and that we'll never really go back to the way things were before
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That's neat! I can also find my upstream DNS servers recursive resolver IP by leaving the @ns.google.com off. Looks like my upstream resolvers are using IPv6 :)

Also, I can find the resolver IP for popular public resolvers this way too.

This is probably the coolest thing I will learn about today.
Thankyou so much for mentioning unions and whiteness. Please, we need more people like you moving to Texas