skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
OP is talking about the printing of M1 money specifically. Which is the creation of physical note, cheques and couple of other things. But basically it’s a measure of cash.

You can look at the M1 supply in isolation because most money doesn’t exist in M1 because it doesn’t earn any interest. If you look at the M2 money supply, which is a superset including M1 cash, then you see there has been very little change.

The reasonable conclusion then is the people have been withdrawing money from banks into cash, and liquidating other assets. So the total amount of money hasn’t increased, it’s just the amount of physical dollar bills that has increased, as digital money becomes physical.

So GP has a good reason to be annoyed. OP has cast as interest, but otherwise inconsequential (from the perspective of inflation) fact as being the sole explanation of changes in inflation.
Software that embeds Python uses the library (even on Debian and Ubuntu: they end up building the whole Python source base twice).

For example Vim (if so configured), or Postgres PL/Python, or the old Apache mod_python.
what do you mean. zerotier is literally just running, creating a network in the dashboard and allowing your machines
"The one-month study collected data from 14 participants"

This is a preliminary study. A much wider group of participants is necessary, from a range of backgrounds and mental health status, before it could be said to 'predict' or 'personalisze' anything.

It's good to look at this as a topic.

I am sure that my behavior changes when I am depressed and that I would express it first via my phone - after all it is at my fingertips.

While I would say that this is very limited in its findings, I hope that there is some further study that expands on this.
Are you talking about Lisa?
Agreed.

Easiest way for me to not even consider your opening (and don't worry, 99.9% of the time they're not worth it)
Also, zerotier supports non-IP protocols. IPX for example which is pretty cool.
Don't run spellchecker on their adverts, what is "kernal programming"

Give highly generic position descriptions "innovative company based in your country doing stuff"

Call you up even if you haven't posted a CV in years and ask for a CV

Not listen to you "I'm a contractor, I'm looking for contracts" - "would you consider full time" - "no" . Arrive at interview to find company looking to hire full-time because hey the word "no" means something different in recruiter speak
Did you read the original article? It is mainly talking about the problems with this approach.
I'm not an 'atheism is just a religion', I don't believe in Gods, but I do think there secular ideologies.
In the US context, the civil religion, the notions of the constitution, the military, and other institutions have take on a quasi-religious nature. Founding myths that become a spirit regardless of truthfulness.

In general, cult of personalities are clearly examples of secular religion although one that can become supernatural in the case of the Kim dynasty in North Korea.

Ceremonies and traditions that we continue because 'that is just how it has always been done'.
There isn't some binary notion of you are religious or your rationalist, non religious people can hold non-rationalist thought.

Personally I don't really understand what you're on about with the scientific method, the parent didn't mention anything on it.
This information is in the Census data releases. You can test your hypothesis. Do share if you find anything interesting.
If you use an unofficial Discord client, you risk getting your account banned.

Even banning aside, I wish there were better unofficial Discord clients. Ripcord is closed-source, lacks multi-message select, and doesn't let you search, and gtkcord3's repo is archived (and I didn't try it).
Another not so well known hero is Angel Sanz Briz.

https://jewishjournal.com/news/318809/spanish-schindler-who-...
I enjoy the exhibition of skill and arms race to compete within a framework of rules.

Motor racing in particular gives me enjoyment to watch teams fighting each other and creating inventions that stretch and test the rule book, but with boundaries. Items like NASCAR’s Tiregate (doctoring the tires) are clearly beyond the line (to me and in the rule book at the time) while Penske’s fueling tower or race teams using custom air guns, different gases, or SCUBA tanks to drive their pneumatic guns are, for me, okay and legal until made illegal (as they have been now).

* https://www.hagerty.com/media/automotive-history/nothing-ben...
Approximately zero, even in places like North Korea. Aircraft are too valuable.
> What am I supposed to say here? "Good thing I'm not Stalin"? Just because he's against religion, too, does not mean I want to use his methods.

Maybe you should then extend the same courtesy to us who have religions too then? After all most of us aren't Spanish inquisitors.

> Mentally substitute the monks for hypothetical missionaries adhering to Voltaire/Smith/Kant &c., we could imagine the result is similar, just without the gods-and-religion business.

Yeah and if cats were dogs they would bark.

Mentally substitute Nelson Mandela with Hitler and South Africa wouldn't have a Nobel prize winner.

> I didn't say

No, but you said:

> Just because we managed to declaw and tame one (values of Enlightenment supplanting values of Christianity)

I'm pointing out that the peace
came with Christianity.

There was no need to "declaw" Christianity.
The title of this post seems melodramatic and misleading to me.

I enjoyed reading the article itself. The video snippet with the ex-Google engineer was interesting.
Show HN: I built Figma for the live website
I agree but the USD isn't designed to achieve low inflation. The Fed has a public mandate to achieve low inflation, which isn't quite the same thing.
He isn't exactly incorrect, judge for yourself :)
https://www.digitalindia.gov.in/
that's a cool video thanks for posting link
Hello HN Founder here,

There is nothing wrong with the way we collaboratively work on documents. We can easily share, save, and discuss ideas without any barriers. Yet, when it comes to web design, we are still using tools that are far from intuitive.

As a result, designers, copywriters, and developers are often not in the same room together this leads, to back and forth lost conversation on slack, defragmented copywriting change and, screenshots full of vague design change requests, it is a nightmare to finalize the live website design within time.

This is the problem we are trying to solve with Graha, it is a real-time visual feedback website collaboration tool that allows users to collaborate on a live website copy, with our no-code CSS editor that allows designers, copywriters, or anyone without a design background to express their design ideas with simple gestures.

We are super excited about helping teams to move at a faster pace.

Love to know your feedback.
> Your first example is illegal in most places.

But that didn't stop it from happening in some of the largest companies in Silicon Valley:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-Tech_Employee_Antitrust_L...
So You Want to Write a Book?
Outlier Detection Techniques for Data Scientists to Revise Before Interview
What is Gemini?
The graph:

https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/money-supply-m1
You could use the Authy app (that lets you sync between systems too and turn it off after setting it up) which helps with backups — Google Auth won’t export anything.

A little less secure but helps defend against losing the keys.
"So what do we do about all this? /.../ Additionally, Chaslot recommends regulators step in and issue laws that begin to curb this."
By the time the offspring is 30, parents are free to make decisions for themselves. At that point, many children themselves left miles away and have only sporadic contact due to living independently. Or joimed army. It is absurd to talk about it as if they were 5.

There is be way to become nun or monk without leaving your parents, siblings, friends, literally everyone.
Modi government is competent at marketing everything as his contribution, he is highly egoistic, doesn't accept any mistakes, or tries to push the blame to the Nehru Dynasty, Opposition etc. BJP IT Cell is one the most active proponent in pushing the image of Narendra Modi as the savior, whereas in reality, literally any leader who would have listened to experts instead of the election gurus, would have taken more sensible steps.
Modi government is full of yes man, and due to his popularity, the BJP party has itself become smaller than Modi, as elections are won in the name of the Prime Minister instead of the actual leader.

The government is also known for buying elected people post elections using money or power(CBI,ED intimidation) and known for manipulative numbers (they even changed the definition of GDP to make the numbers more attractive).

Modi actually follows Trump modulus of operandi, where instead of calling his opposition/critical news reports as fake news, he more conveniently calls them anti-national or pro-pakistani or western influences.

Anyways this stupid notion of no national alternative was also propogated the BJP IT Cell and BJP owned Media Houses only. Sadly a lot of Indians, including the commenter above have actually bought into it. If you actually look at numbers, India was falling behind on almost everything(jobs, economy etc) even before covid started.
Factually speaking, the worst term of UPA(2009-2014) was actually better than the modi government's first term in lot of matrices. Here is a one such study, you can find several others by googling - (please be aware of pro-BJP sources such as https://www.opindia.com, Republic TV etc)
https://www.livemint.com/politics/policy/manmohan-singh-vs-n...
> ethno nationalism and fascism centered on Hinduism will reign supreme.

Hey, if nationalism and fascism (ethnic or otherwise) are going to reign supreme anyway in this "Brave New World" of Fake News Media and Fake Social Media, I'll gladly root for the Hindu version over others. I'd rather worship actual cows than the newfangled "sacred cows" that are being pushed by some parts of the West.
On the other hand we've learned that claims of "10 years away" technology can be repeated for multiple decades. 10 years is the magic number for saying we have something promising but there are some unknowns left on the way.
They're content referrers that people are free to engage or disengage with at their leisure. If you don't like Twitter's content you can go use Youtube, or TikTok, or Facebook, or HN.

What I wouldn't want is some government agency telling me I'm not allowed to use Twitter for my own good. Or that the content I enjoy on [insert social media network] must change because HN finds it objectionable.
Okay, I'm out of my league here.
After skimming through the paper it's clear that the title should be read as "The Modern (Mathematics of Deep Learning)" and not my original parse which was "The (Modern Mathematics) of Deep Learning." Very different things.
https://archive.is/Cv4WP
How does society help parents of 18 year olds with that tasks?

I see expensive college and unlike it used to be it is nowadays an open question wether you will recoup the cost. Military recruiters trying to "get" your kids. In some countries you can get paid therapy via health care.
SQLite has a backend which is well suited as a key-value store.

Here is a NoSql database based on the SQLite backend: https://github.com/rochus-keller/Udb.

I use it in many of my apps, e.g. https://github.com/rochus-keller/CrossLine. It's lean and fast, and supports objects, indices, hierarchical "globals" like ANSI-M and transactions.
Just the bullshit salesiness of it. If someone with a network wants to have a normal human conversation about interests/goals/tech and maybe find whether or not there's a good fit among their contacts, I'll make the time to have that conversation with them even if I don't necessarily expect anything to come of it.

But if the recruiter obviously can't even be bothered to read my interests I've published on my profile, they can take a long hike off a short pier.
To get rid of the GPL licensed Linux kernel so they can eventually make it closed source.
Current scientific understanding is inconclusive. You can't prove a negative so it definitely doesn't preclude it.
The city has a kind of magic, that's for sure. I don't like it very much, but I can't help loving it a little, too.
Currency in circulation increased by roughly the amount cited over the last 10 months:

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CURRCIR

USD is only printed when banks purchase cash from the Bureau of Engraving in order to meet expected outflows. That cash is purchased with reserves, which are obtained by selling some other asset or going short reserves. The point being, it is demand determined. If people want to hold more cash, they sell one form of cash-equivalent for another which forces the financial sector to adjust the asset side of their balance sheet as well. This cannot affect inflation.

In terms of the growth of M1, there are two sources for this growth:

1. reclassification occuring in May 2020, when some MMF were added to the definition of M1.

2. increase in preference for cash holding.

Neither can be inflationary.
Not stupid at all. I had a bare bones LinkedIn profile before and the same profile now. Only difference is a mention of a well known company.
Indeed, bitcoin has an intrinsic monetary policy, but such a policy doesn't and can't have an inflation target. This is why claims that bitcoin is inflationary or deflationary are nonsense.
Done, https://github.com/rebeccaskinner/rebeccaskinner.github.io/p...
However in situations where you have say a Juniper SRX scrambling both source and destination ports on both sides of your nat, the birthday intersect is 2^32 rather than 2^16.

With a Cisco ASA or Fortigate which tends to keep the same source port where possible you'll converge far more quickly. When there's a central server to help it's even quicker and most of the time will just work.

(sometimes it's not possible to keep the same port when source-natting -- with two devices from 192.168.0.1:9000 -> 1.1.1.1:53 and 192.168.0.2:9000 -> 1.1.1.1:53, the second will have to have a mapping to non-:9000 source IP, but in my experience, Cisco, Fortigate and Mikrotik (thus linux) all support the "only change if needed" option)
>People who engage with social media do so freely. If the content wasn't what they wanted or sought out, it wouldn't be popular and successful.

That's quite an assumption, one that is frequently called into question on this very site. The very largest social media sites have growth strategies unavailable to smaller competitors - "the rich get richer". People who want to participate in any social media are forced to join the largest ones purely to follow the crowd. When I'm out and about in the real world and I see small handfuls of social media icons plastered on things, it doesn't feel like a "free marketplace of idea" - it feels like society intentionally facilitates and encourages the use of a select few services.

And yes, when they get large enough to be de-facto infrastructure - like Facebook did - absolutely there should be a council of acceptable algorithms. We can't let for-profit companies decide the terms of discourse of society at large.
RP-1 is much less toxic than Hydrazine, but toxicity is not the same thing than pollution. One is qualitative, the other both qualitative and quantitative.
Burning a huge amount of kerosene is polluting.
For comparison a Boeing 747 (4 engines) consume 2,8 kg per second, while a Saturn V 1 first stage burns 13,600 kg per second, nearly 5000 times the amount of the Boeing 747.

I hope for a breakthrough in rocket engines, but I am quite sure it will not happen. We need something new.
Well, this how I could negotiate up my starting salary. I told each recruiter the competing offer, they didn't have to leak anything.
For me it was Harari who first stated that all modern ideologies like communism or liberalism are in fact just religions.
Why is it still required?
> Almost all of the writing about significant Romans is written long after they died.

In the case of Nero he was not loved by the élites of his times and the rumors about him started long before he died and became legends.

The senatorial and arostocratic casts didn't love Nero, as he often ruled in favour of the productive classes and the common people (the P in S.P.Q.R.)

Of course all the historians and the writers in general where part of the upper class, to be educated at the time you had to be part of the wealthy people, and almost all of them wrote anti-Nero propaganda.

The most famous of them all is the great fire of Rome when they depicted Nero burning the city while playing his lira, because he thought that Rome had spiraled towards decadence and wanted to burn it to the ground and bring back its former beauty.

That's what almost every ancient historical source says about it, in reality modern historians have discovered that it was probably accidental and they also found in the books of Tacito proof that he did actually tried to stop the fire, but whatever he did only reinforced the idea of his nastiness.

For example he demolished the buildings on the Esquilino hill to try'n stop the fire, but was seen as his thirst for more destruction, he paid for the removal of the debris and the burial of the victims, but was interpreted as looting.

Last but not least, people were seen starting new fires and were classified as Nero's agents, but in reality they were looters trying to take advantage of the situation and when asked answered that they were following the Emperor's orders to cover themselves up and were believed, it matched the propaganda.

There's a lot more like the rumors that he killed his wife kicking her belly while she was pregnant and many other false stories about Nero.

So Nero is one of those rare characters that suffered of bad publicity long before he died and became a legendary Villain for something he didn't do.

fun fact: we owe the name Colosseum to Nero. The giant statue that depicted him was in front of the Flavian amphitheatre.

Long time after Nero times, during the middle age, the statue was found and it was so colossal that people thought it was the Sun God and called it the Colossus and the amphitheater the Colosseum.

When the statue was destroyed the name stayed and it became the most iconic ancient monument in existence.
> if all I see are nearly identical resumes, I assume the recruiter is just phoning it in.

Could you explain what you mean by this? I don't quite understand the language.
What does it mean in your country? For me, its a company priced out by carmakers who manufactured locally, and screwed over by dealers who didn't service cars properly. Ex Fabia owner from India.
Don't you have access to satellite TV? For instance ASTRA is full of international TV channels. And in the past, shortwave radio was the equivalent, you could receive radio stations from (nearly) all over the world.
Dishonest takes are always properly masked in smug tone such as this.

It's like saying "ugh, it really pisses me off when police tries to do their job and protect me." in a conversation about police brutality and overreach.
Restoring the color of scans of old faded photographs with Python and GIMP
Wow... this is insane, nothing can compete with that, I'm pretty sure! 750GB/day ingress is huge.

Surely they've closed this "loophole" on new accounts.
How is it an assumption? Are you saying that people are using Facebook under threat of violence? Or are you saying that peer pressure wouldn't exist if it weren't for TikTok and Twitter forcing us all to become followers?

These are natural human social structures being extended by technology. Celebrities existed long before they were posting their butts on Insta. And just like you could choose to not engage with celebrity culture before the internet, you can choose to not engage now. That's the definition of free association and the free market of ideas.

> absolutely there should be a council of acceptable algorithms

Ya we're on completely different wavelengths about how governance works then. That's insanity to me. If I don't like facebooks content I just log off facebook, I wouldn't never think it appropriate to dictate in law what speech can or cannot be produced.
> Though they didn’t face systematic murder, many were persecuted as Communist ideology was against all religions.

Can we keep that part of the philosophy? I kind of like how it treats it as a mental disease, I fail to see any other explanation, they fit the actual definition of meme. Verbal virus.

Not trying to be edgy, remarkably less edgy than Karl.
I get your point now, however he does a really good job in Capital in the XXIe century to be purely descriptive and mostly rigorous (and why this work was regarded so highly even from rightist, neoclassical economists). His political philosophy contribution is mainly from his interviews and Capital and Ideology which is politically loaded because logically from his political "activism" he had to respond to the first book in which he wasn't. (as an idea, demonstrating descriptively how inequality works, how capitalism favors inequalities, people were expecting now what do you propose about it ? Which is then a ecopol book). I get where you came from though.
this.

I am a beginner, and have spent hours in frustration, because I couldn't figure out the examples.

In every other project I would copy and paste some examples and start playing with it to understand.
I am not convinced. Gemini is useless, and the Web is tracked, because Gemini is a platform for distributing data/documents, and the Web has become a platform for distributing random executable code.

If Gemini documents could support static HTML and CSS (i.e. without anything like SCRIPT elements or cookies), it would be more useful to the people who it is intended to benefit - you could port Wikipedia or distribute journal articles - without being a tracker haven. I don't hate the modern web because I can read the results of a scientific study that mentions its statistics in tabular form. I hate the modern web because the first thing I have to do is sign away my right to be treated like a customer in business, a curious child in a library or a guest at a friends house, and instead must agree to involuntarily yield wealth for the company.
I do it all the time, because 90% of the time the recruiter is lazily cut-and-pasting the job description directly from the company's own public listing, typos and all.

5 seconds with a search engine and I can usually find the exact job. Now I know the name of the company you're so carefully trying to avoid naming.
Wouldn't it be straightforward to produce 2G on earth in a rotating ring (combining forces similar to superelevation in rail tracks)?