skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Building statues is quite normal all over the world, the opposition party did this a lot with Mayawati, nothing to do with the BJP, the BJP only built one of a historical figure (Sardar Patel) which generate huge amounts of Tourism. Busts exist all over the UK, and in America. Most temples are donated from private funds, same as building Mosques, Gurudwaras or Churches.

You are comparing apples and oranges.
Depending on how the two accounts are linked - yes I believe you still need to report the transfer, however, since it isn't leaving your person (unless it's being transferred between separate representations like a business you wholly own and a personal account) then it isn't subject to taxation.

This reporting primarily exists to make money laundering less efficient by forcing parties that want to keep things out of view of law enforcement to make many relatively small money movements - and 10k is high enough that it doesn't affect normal folks all that often.

Honestly, when it comes to anything involving a bank these transfers are usually automatically reported by the institution.
No mention of VRChat either, this author clearly lives in the art world and is looking in rather than actually being knowledgeable
macOS-arm64-emulation: emulating macOS arm64e on an x86-based host
And how are forex transactions taxed? Why don't we just apply that policy to crypto?
The word you're looking for isn't "optimism", it's "hope".

That's perseverence without denial.
Their hybrid models already outputs 7.2kw at 240v for jobsite usage, and the EV model can do up to 9.6kw.

I do think hybrids still have a place (and ford just introduced one). At some point it will flip where the hybrids are the EV base plus a gas/diesel/cng/hydrogen generator for people who do those thousand-mile cross country towing trips.
Except when they are! https://www.paelderlaw.com/asset-protection-medicaid/supreme...
Tesla's Model S to come back June 3
I feel like this is one of those technologies that over the next decade will finally be accepted into the public domain as it gets more compact and real use cases present themselves. It's like the early days of DSLR to some degree.
Here’s a cool video that shows how compilers optimize exponentiation[1].

It seems like a really simple problem on the surface (x^3? Just do xxx), but lots of smart people have thought hard about the best way to do it for any arbitrary exponent.

For example, x^15 only needs 5 multiplication instructions.

[1]: https://youtu.be/BfNlzdFa_a4
Inflation calculator says about $70k. But I do agree with your message, stuff like this definitely should be tied to inflation.
What is it? Like a number/math type calculator?
Yes I've read Frederick Douglass. He lived that version of slavery, but still described wage slavery in writing about working shitty, thankless jobs. There is more than one way to use the word.
I cannot speak for other jurisdictions, but Canada defines something called a “Reporting Entity,” and if you qualify as such, you absolutely have reporting requirements:

https://www.fintrac-canafe.gc.ca/reporting-declaration/info/...
To be fair I'm a Vim user and so hjkl feels natural to me. I just also have to hold my right thumb down.

Not sure how others do it, but on standard keyboards I've always struggled with accurately moving my hands; for example one journey to the arrow cluster and back meant my right hand usually landed on the wrong row or column if I wasn't looking. All issues of that kind just disappeared when I started using a keyboard actually designed for human hands and reduced hand/wrist movement.

But the reason custom keyboards exist is exactly because different people want different things, and that's fine.
> Maybe running your own Zulip instance isn't as sexy or has the same integrations, but at least you can have a person responsible for fixing it and get status updates, and ultimately

Let's replace something that is almost never down don't require any maintenance (Slack) with something that requires maintenance and will probably go down more frequently than Slack. I hardly see any benefit in term of availability going on Zulip
If we paid scientists even half what engineers building ads at FAANG make, we might get our wish here. I was once jokingly told by a mentor that if I got too hungry as a research assistant that I should eat some of our lab rodents :)

Yeah, I'll get a job instead, lol.
It worked for AirBnB and Uber.
Very neat, I didn't know that it was possible to run completely general computation under homomorphic encryption.

> As a result, ArcaneVM is very very very slow.

Anyone know how the runtime complexity scales under homomorphic encryption?
I remember playing Orcs and Elves on an old flip phone! Such a fun title.
SpaceX Merlin Engine R&D, GPU-Powered (video, 2015)
That's also the valuation to be used for tax reporting, since exchanging cryptocurreny is a deemed disposition for capital gains taxes.
> Consent to mate is in fact fairly distinctive to human beings.

What? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Courtship_display
Apple’s Tim Cook Faces Judge with Stakes Beyond $142B of Apps
I mean you're never not going to delete it when given the option. As tiny as the chances are, it could mean your downstream consumers end up safe. Although yes, it should not stop you going into full damage control mode.
Thanks I did see that but I still don’t get it. It’s like a flower and a butterfly? How does that help me achieve my life goals?
What do you use for heating water? I'm tempted to switch to mini-split heat pumps for heating, but I'd also like to have hot water. My house is very small and there's basically no room a big hot water tank.
BIG fan of the PD2700U. I also have their SW2700PT. Just great monitors.
bizarre and brilliant!
Ice cream parlor raises minimum wage to $15/hr, flooded with job applications
I love your comment, specifically as it pertains to getting up and breaking yourself in. People want to believe that moving in an uncertain path can actually be predetermined to avoid failure, but that is exactly what the hurdle is - breaking through the unexpected which typically never go your way.

But, once adapted to, it is a thrill to see one’s effort progress, however minuscule (which is how most news starts progress). And, you’ll notice the division of those who can act in the presence of uncertainty and those who cannot. It can be generalized into “leaders” and “followers”.
> The whole concept of "mother tongue" is a political construct to keep certain people out, says Madani.

I'm starting to be very tired of reading this kind of statement everywhere. No, not every existing concept is a conspiracy to discriminate against some people. Not everything is a social construct (few things are). You [article author] are not a victim of a grand linguistic scheme established by men/White/English speakers/whatever to make you feel bad about your English level. The concept is valid and useful in language education.
I don't think he was talking about Venezuela.
Other mating models:

- Millipedes generally work on a model where males leave packets of sperm on the ground and females find them and pick them up. Mating does not take place.

- Fish may just release sperm / unfertilized eggs into the ocean and hope they find each other.

- Some mayflies have just four legs, the first pair having developed into "arms" whose only use is restraining a struggling female.

- Male anglerfish drift around until they find a (much larger) female, at which point they burrow into her skin, attach permanently, and live as a parasite that occasionally releases sperm.

Cicadas may not worry about consent, but insects and other crawly things in general do, as you can tell by the fact that they put on mating displays.
Balisong trainer knife (not sharp) for 20 bucks. It's more like a fun toy I play with. I easily have dozens of hours just playing with this thing and learning new tricks.
I am curious what about Mailchimp make them illegal to use ?

On the face of it they seem to have support for the required stuff:
https://mailchimp.com/gdpr/
Turn by turn navigation that shows you the path to follow in AR that's overlaid on the real road. No more missing your exit, no more not being exactly sure which turn it wants you to take, etc.

Would that appease you?
I am shocked to see the debt fall on the descendant. Is this legal? If a parent commits a murder the legal system does not blame the descendant. How is it legal for debt be passed to descendants?
Oh gotcha. Right now it's a developer platform. It runs any JS code + graphics that you write in Lens Studio. https://lensstudio.snapchat.com/

In terms of what I personally look forward to the most, I can't wait to see what the next generation of kids do with it, like the Wozniak era that grew up simultaneously with the first personal computers.
One problem is that it's hard to see how decentralizing work for profit could ever be more efficient than centralizing it. In the decentralizing case you must do the additional work of dividing the task into separate pieces, distributing the task, and validating that your workers are actually producing valid results and not trying to cheat you somehow. In the centralized case, you don't have any of those problems.

Analogously, if I wanted to have a "digital money" I could just have a key value store database running on my home desktop. I could probably handle multiple thousands of transactions per second - thousands of times better throughput than bitcoin, and with only a single machine. The centralized case is just much simpler, faster, and more efficient than decentralizing. I think the sample concept would apply to useful work.
Things like the above makes me so grateful to be alive in this day and age
If one wants to go cheaper I recommend the body weight fitness subreddit. But I really just followed their wiki and mostly the "old" routine.

https://www.reddit.com/r/bodyweightfitness/wiki/kb/recommend...

and I follow this one, except I do something out of new routine instead of L-sits: https://www.reddit.com/r/bodyweightfitness/wiki/kb/recommend...

The only thing that is necessary is a bar for pull-ups and around an hour of your time two or three times a week.
There’s no need for anything.

But good luck figuring out a way to reduce corporate profits. Consider that your graph is just the for profit companies and there’s lots of nonprofits and gov-run orgs already.

It’s a tough problem to try to have companies raise wages and reduce profits. Not sure of any legislative examples. Minimum wage laws tend to result in higher prices and fewer positions.

Companies have business models with existing margins and any changes are hard given capital markets and competition.

Look at what happened with insurance profits when the ACA introduced payout requirements. [0] Costs increased and so did profits. Profits weren’t decreased and bonuses weren’t decreased, insurers just raised costs to the level to support the profit and bonus levels. This did not reduce costs nor insurance profits, instead it increased costs. [1]

[0] https://www.healthcare.gov/health-care-law-protections/rate-...
[1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5145008/
Esbuild: An extremely fast JavaScript bundler written in Go
If you like Poker, I'd recommend Pokerstars VR. It's all fake money, so generally everyone's there to have a great time and it's fun to chat with the other players. I tend to play at around 11 PM to 2 AM Pacific Time, so I often find myself chatting with Australians, New Zealanders, and Europeans.
That you wish that the C Standard mandated this interpretation does not change the fact that this is not what the C Standard says.
I’m speculating, but maybe it lights up a conveniently located dust cloud
According to the primary source there are "319,720 additional openings requesting cybersecurity-related skills" included in that number.

https://www.cyberseek.org/index.html#aboutit
Ipad Pro (2018) - bought refurbished from apple, really love the hardware, wish it had some form of adblock - I can't watch youtube on it because I get an ad every 2 minutes. Lovely with procreate or other art apps.

Arturia Microfreak - A small paraphonic digital synth with an analog filter and a neat mod matrix that has been endless fun playing with. Needs something to add effects, though, like a pedal or digitally in your daw.

Bowflex Adjustable Dumbells - with gyms closed and without room for a bigger home setup, these have been really great and were about as much money as multiple dumbells I would need to replace them.
I know it's the law already, but has it actually ever been used against anyone? I always thought it would be extremely difficult to successfully prosecute because if you give them "a" password and swore it's "the" password to the best of your knowledge you couldn't be accused of maliciously refusing to cooperate. I imagine they would still throw a book at you somewhere, but probably not the 5 years under this law.
The only transactions where a middle man are a problem for me is the government and taxes. I would like to be able to give someone money without reporting it to the IRS. I would like to be able to buy weed in the mail, but the government doesn't allow that. Crypto doesn't stop laws from existing.

People love to bring up Venezuela, but what happens when that government finds out someone has bought a house with crypto?
Lots of great suggestions in other comments. An addition for a possible route; Join a startup as an early employee with proven founders. Looking back on my past 15 years of entrepreneurship, that had probably been a shortcut for me, not failing on as many simple things (even though I'd read, studied and tried lots of things, I still made in hindsight pretty "simple" mistakes).

Also; There are lots of different ways to start a startup. There's no "right way" (although a lot of generic thoughts that usually apply to most cases - ie see Blank)
A job paying more than unemployment benefits will be there tomorrow. Whereas, with unemployment, there's the risk of getting a job offer which ends your benefits.

The thing about unemployment agencies is that their job is to find jobs for unemployed. And the longer a person is on unemployment, the less picky they are allowed to be as to which jobs they accept.

People don't just hang around doing nothing while on UI. They are applying and interviewing for jobs, and the state unemployment office has a job placement department which will place any abled body person pretty quickly.
Great news, it's going to take a while but having more competitors in the GPU space is always a good thing
Commenting to follow up later. I'm really interested in the use case. The only thing I can think of would be a website similar to mid-2000s youtube to mp3 converters.
This reminded me of a 90s commercial, I think it's the colouring?
We know our gut biome in general has a huge effect on our behavior as well (most obviously around food choices), though I don't think those are technically "parasites".

Less interesting but still worth noting, many infections cause us to sneeze and cough in ways that increase the spread of the infection to others. Ain't evolution grand.

Another one, I remember that late stage Syphilis in at least some cases causes sexual promiscuity.
They won't give it up at all, because there's absolutely no reason for them to. The reason they have this power is because they wield force legitimately, not because fiat is special.
I think that for walking, you won't find many people who experience negative effects. But if you're a runner, and you go straight from big cushy shoes to barefoot, you might be in for a world of hurt for a while. Easing into it tends to be good advice.

I've been a bit disappointed with the newer VivoBarefoot models, the toe boxes seem to be getting progressively narrower (going for a more mainstream look, I guess?), which was one of the main reasons why I switched to them back when they were still called Terra Plana.
Well, let's not be cynical.

Speaking truly and frankly. You are expressing a lot of opinions.

I indeed reserve my judgement on CCP, as I know that I know very little about the entity.

You may or may not interpret that as complicit to them, or whatever. But please do calm your mind, and see into the facts, and the reasoning behind the emotions.

I am not asking anyone to be correct. I am asking rationale.
Hey I just want to toss out kudos on your podcast. I found it through someone linking to it on a recent HN story and have really enjoyed catching up in the catalog. Super cool idea and really beneficial.

One website suggestion, add your transcripts to your search index.
Also ScummVM
I’m a lowly SRE, and I’m not technical enough to use IRC effectively despite on and off attempts spanning more than a decade. Believe it or not, I’m not the least technical person in our org! This, I think, is the biggest reason my company, and presumably many others, don’t use IRC, never mind that running your own IRC or Zulip or whatever doesn’t inherently gain you any extra uptime and in all likelihood costs you more uptime (who is going to be better able to support your application, your Ops team with dozens of other critical applications to worry about and no inherent expertise with the application, or the dedicated team with deep expertise and a reporting structure all the way up to the CEO who are singularly aligned with the goal of running this application? Note: this argument tends to apply to any managed-service vs self-host debate. Note that we wouldn’t have a debate at all if every Zulip/IRC/etc outage hit the front page of HN. :)
You could try but I don’t think it’s the best argument since you’ll find equal or more research saying the opposite and courts don’t arbitrate business decisions in that way.

There’s the lawsuit against Harvard that’s unfolding now to try to strike down such policies, they’re using Asian Americans as the minority that is being harmed by the admittance process.

When this has been brought before the Supreme Court before they’ve sided with business and colleges by arguing the process is a holistic review rather than being a decision made on one criteria.

The most recent Supreme Court decision is here. Affirmative action may allude to a critical mass of diversity but this cannot be defined in quantities or percentage. Applications cannot be scored on race, it can only be part of a holistic review.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fisher_v._University_of_Texa...

For Harvard, they use a personality scoring metric, but the Asian Americans have argued that this metric disproportionately disadvantaged Asians.

Personally - my thinking is that meritocracy is a flawed model that leads to stratification of society. Knowing that life is largely a deterministic process, I can’t say that the best way to run things is to let those with the luckiest genetics, inherited wealth, or connections continue to be rewarded over those that are less fortunate. The underlying factors do need to be dealt with somehow. We’re focused on race, but that’s one of many things out of your control that affect your future.
My Ampler electric bicycle:
https://amplerbikes.com/

It’s such a great vehicle, I smile every time I can ride it. It also helped me to use the car less.

Im also pretty happy with my Plumelabs Flow, a small device that constantly measures air pollution. We used it to find a new and better home:

https://plumelabs.com/en/flow/

I also replaced my Android HTC U11 with an IPhone XS. I was always an Android user, but to be honest, I think IPhones are much better.
It’s not a tax implication it’s a money laundering one. Your financial firm will fill out a currency transaction report if you transfer 10k or more between accounts. They will also do it if they believe you are structuring transfers to avoid the 10k number. They also may file a suspicious activity report (sar) if they deem your transactions may constitute money laundering or they may deny transactions that would require them to do so.
Do you understand why anyone would use existing Snapchat filters? If not, then of course you wouldn’t understand the Spectacles.
Recently, I did too. Being trapped at home during Covid, I wanted to pick up a new hobby. I was looking at fish tank, because while beautiful, they are also very geeky, researching plants and fishes. All those gadgets that go in the aquarium to maintain equilibrium sounded to me like setting up servers and loadbalancers. But margin of error is very small in fish tanks and upfront cost is huge.

So we decided to buy one plant per month instead. Plants are great, they look nice, can turn any boring room into a cozy space, and there is also a lot of geek factor when researching plants, maintaining proper watering and feeding routines but unlike fish tank, plants can survive when you are on vacation or accidentally over-water.
generic isn't good enough to catch a user's eye and get them interested though
With toxoplasmosis in particular, people cite that old study over and over. I always wonder to what degree that's been replicated, or to what degree the study's claims have been exaggerated because of their controversial nature.

Please bear in mind, I have no particular expertise about this issue, and so it's possible that my doubts here are not well founded.
> Money and all the financial system is a lame excuse to keep the status quo and everyone else under its control, with enough computational power you can forecast and implement very nice lifestyle for everyone, the ability to measure and compute nearly everything to a very good degree is something that only recently we achieved and we are not taking full advantage of.

I'm not following what you mean by this, even after reading your example. I would not trust an algorithm to "forecast and implement" a lifestyle for me. What algorithms exist that currently do this? Are they open source? Who wrote the code, or are they AI/ML driven, and if so, where did the data used to train the algorithms come from? And what does it look like for an algo to implement my lifestyle? (Does my phone send me notifications such as: Time to go get a coffee at Local Cafe #277?)

I also think this doesn't take into consideration how complex peoples' lives are or what people do when they feel some sense of inertia in life and decide to make a change (e.g. find a relationship, get a pet, change habits like diet or exercise, have children).

Another source of confusion for me is that your comment seems to just address the decision-making process, like a sort of AI/ML centrally-planned economy. What about the work of extracting resources and converting to goods/services? Outsourcing the decision-making to automation without outsourcing the work seems like the worst of all possible worlds, the most oppressive solution to organizing society (that I can think of). But, I may have misunderstood what you were getting at here.

Nonetheless, it's an interesting thing to think about.
What? You don't like the McFlurry-spoons-taped-to-head look?