skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Technically, BTC “transactions” can happen "on paper", the keys can be physically handed off to each other, etc (there are plenty of possible answers here that are all fairly vague and hand-wavey). There are many problems with this that make it wildly impractical though (see replies to this comment).

For large transactions using microSD cards is the recommended way actually. There are multiple hardware wallets that support partially signed bitcoin transactions (PSBT), and using SD cards both make it easier to verify the communication between the signing device and the Bitcoin network, and make it easier to sign the transactions using multisig at multiple different locations before publishing them on the network.
> I’m surprised that HN (maybe the dev community in general?) mentions and seems to favor homebrew so much over Macports.

I'm surprised that you're surprised. I use Macports but almost everything I encounter gives Homebrew install instructions up front (Macports is rarely mentioned, even if there is a port available).

Additionally, I find that while the docs for advanced Homebrew use are poor, they do at least have the basic everyday usage well-documented up-front. Macports approach of providing long, detailed & comprehensive contributor-oriented API docs and almost nothing simple & accessible for daily users makes it really intimidating for new users trialling it.
This looks pretty cool. A better summary at the top would be nice to new users. I had to scroll down a bit, and read few lines until I realized it translates Python to C, and then uses CC to do final compilation (it is also quite ambiguous if executable is native or interpreted, until you read that part).

I'd be looking more into this, but anyone else knows any other dynamically typed language which compiles to native code, not JITed or bytecode (I remember there were few Lisps out there).
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Putting Non-breaking-space-as-Unicode into HTML source is just a bad idea, because you cannot see that it's the non-breaking variant. Using `&nbsp;` instead would have been much better, because it's explicit and visible.
For an SMB, the 1.5% difference in costs could very reasonably be worth it over the extra time spent integrating with a different company.

I work for an online retailer and with Stripe we spend almost no time working on our payments infrastructure because Stripe handles so much of it. That's worth quite a lot to us! Also bear in mind that the 1.5% difference might be on the sticker price, but Stripe fees are negotiable and closer to industry norms at scale.
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It's still impressive that powerful command line environment and the best GUI are offered in a same OS.

Usually it's one or the other.
Schonfinkel (1920)
Machine learning trains us to appear insane to one another
> Hamas would kill every man woman and child in Israel without batting an eye if it had the means to do so

Yours is a textbook example of de-humanisation of the enemy. Once you believe this, you can allow yourself any atrocity. And you do.
Same. More or less all of my company's pipelines are currently broken
Sawbones podcast always signs off with “don’t drill a hole in your head.” Seems like a decent suggestion.
> Shoutout to the MIT professor who took offense at someone linking to his wikipedia page […] and it's a super positive article about all of his discoveries and life's work.

Carl Hewitt is no doubt a famed and accomplished professor, but why does nobody point out that he is claiming that Gödel’s proof is incorrect[0]?

I already heard of his conviction that “The Church/Turing Thesis is that a nondeterministic Turing Machine can perform any computation. […] [T]he Thesis is false because there are digital computations that cannot be performed by a nondeterministic Turing machine.”[1].
(Which, to be fair, is a strongly related argument to the one that Gödel was wrong.)

I don’t personally know whether he is right, and his digression about millions of people risking death as a result does not inspire confidence, but in my understanding, neither statement is widely accepted.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25160970

[1] https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3603021
Thanks for this. I'm aware of OneNote being pretty flexible but have never really committed to using it for any length of time to really see if it's what I want or not. It seems to have similar pitfalls that Curio does, though the plus side being that Microsoft is unlikely to go anywhere anytime soon and tend to be pretty good about supporting its Office suite well.

Xournal++ [1] I had never heard of. It doesn't seem like it's what I'm personally looking for but what an interesting project and definitely one worth looking at!

[1] https://github.com/xournalpp/xournalpp
It works fine without the suffix as well: https://www.w3.org/Provider/Style/URI
It did. The other thread creator pointed out they were inspired by my comment to post it.
I don't remember ever "swiping" a card and I'm in Brazil - in there any other market than US for this?
Or use something like Odata that solves the same problems as GraphQL (returning complete and tailored trees of objects in one go), but uses regular GET operation to it's still compatible with normal http caching?
Perhaps the packagers on your platform went that extra mile to build binary packages. Taking a quick look, the Homebrew formula[0] for ripgrep on macOS just lists a dependency on Cargo (rust) and then seems to invoke the cargo command for installation. I'm not well versed in Ruby though, so my interpretation could be wrong.

I don't want to come off as entitled, either. I know the Homebrew folks are doing a ton of brilliant, ongoing work to make it work as well as it does, so I can't really blame them for potentially taking a shortcut here.

[0] https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/blob/HEAD/Formula/...
Aircraft carriers engage at range because they're high-value targets themselves and they need to stay at range.

If you produce 100 small boats (I'm thinking torpedo-boat size), each of which carry a few thousand cheap drones with a 5km range, then you can do 90% of the job of an aircraft carrier for 10% (or less) of the cost.
I first addressed GP's point by observing that, were the global economy to adopt bitcoin as a store of value, they would likely still continue to use fractional reserve banking and continue the debt based economy, jjust dde nominating debt in BTC instead of dollars or other currencies. They are unrelated, especially as long as the BTC block chain isn't even close to fast enough to be used as a medium of exchange for a small town, nevermind the global economy.

In this phrase I was just pointing out that, given fractional reserve banking is here to stay, with or without bitcoin, it would have been better if bitcoin had embraced it and actually made it possible to put the real transactions on chain, so that at least you could in principle have a BTC bank that is transparent about the kinds of reserves it actually holds, without being forced to hold a full reserve while competing with banks with fractional reserves.
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Even in Software I see a lot of rushed, deadline driven work resulting in bitrot. Code bases become unusable because everyone is forced to keep shipping and they get exhausted. They are incentived to make a mess.
They sold me the book I typed in the exact title of. But I nearly gave up and Amazon nearly lost the sale before I found it.
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I see the hypocrisy, but you didn't mean to downplay the very real murder that just happened to a journalist by one of 'our guys'? Or is beating up a journalist worse than mursering him these days? I guess it depends on which side you seem to be standing on. Nice try
I wrote my notes by topics in the form of flashcards so I revisit them randomly.

I also have a journal but it is not meant to be reviewed.
The Emoji department of the unicode consortium is really just three letter agencies making sure text parsing and font rendering libs will continue to have exploitable bugs. ;-)
As far as I remember it’s a patent minefield
> Iran is still a brutal repressive regime

Whatever it is now, it has been brought in to existence by US (CIA) intervention
So there was a huge variety of bird-like creatures at the time of the strike, and today's birds are descended from the small number of these that survived. Possibly even from a single surviving species.
Is there a way to easily change the default and if so what is a good mirror?
This is interesting, I used to take Methylphenidate twice daily (Ritalin LA) but stopped due to increasing side effects. A few years back I was able to switch to Lisdexamphetamine. I realized that one tablet a day was not enough for me, even upping my dose didn't help; it didn't last longer than 6 hours for me..

I think unfortunately that some of the marketing material and advertised duration by Shire isn't telling the whole story w/r/t the drugs duration.

Is it healthy for me to basically have amphetamine in my body 24/7? Probably not, but it has certainly helped me the 5 or so years I've been taking them.

I can be a bit more strict &straight to the point now than before, but I don't find myself behaving very differently now vs before. I'm on the autistic spectrum for sure, and with ADHD as well it's hard to judge if it's just me or the medication.

Lastly, if I had gotten the opportunity to take medication to help the symptoms earlier I probably would have had a better education and been better off than I am today. Way too much time at school was wasted just looking out the window and doing other things rather than paying attention, and yes it wasn't becuase I wasn't interested per se, it's just that putting effort into focusing short term in order to get the gratified response of a good education (years later) is not something someone with ADHD can easily do.
Chances are the artist has no idea what kind of speakers you are using anyway
If you are looking for something lighter: CPython can execute ZIPs with a Python program inside.

You can also prepend the python shebang before the ZIP and mark it as executable in the filesystem. youtube-dl gets distributed like that.
Complex subjects require both quiet time and noisy time.
So which solution are you in favor of?

1) a two state solution, in which, somehow, Gaza and the West-Bank must be free to pass goods and humans with zero Israeli involvement (how? a tunnel?)

2) a one-state solution (a greater Israel) with a Jewish minority

Because I see cynicism in the actions of Likud (and others)_that have ramped up a lot since the assassination of Itzhak Rabin in 1995 by a right wing settler.

I see cynicism in allowing right wing marches through the Arab quarter of Jerusalem.

I see cynicism in settlements built upon annexed land.

I see cynicism in deliberate provocative actions designed to goad Palestinians into predictable action.

Hamas was democratically elected in Gaza, like it or not. (I don't, I see them as essentially right wing nationalists. I see them maintaining power even more the hard Israel strikes Gaza. It's the unfortunate result of squashing 2 million people into a giant prison camp where the passage of products and people requires the approval of an outside entity.)

I don't recall anyone working with the Palestinian Authority to offer any "carrot" to complement the "stick"
(incentivizing support for PA vs punishing Hamas)

I see hard line nationalists in Israel with no actual path forward. Do they really think they can treat 4 million people (both territories combined) as inconsequential forever? Is genocide and "death to Arabs" an actual game plan for some extremists?

The settler thing is blatantly copying the old American "how the west was won" plot line, ship in new immigrants and send them to the frontier to defend/expand it.

and yes, I've spent significant time in Israel and I'm not trying to push some unrealistic story here, I'm trying to say that you don't even realize how right wing your bathwater has become...

BUT... the topic was "Saudi Arabia cuts a youths head off for being rebellious"... and I am disgusted at how "The West" speaks of democracy and values and rails on China, but gives Saudi Arabia a break and prefers to sell them weapons.
Egypt and support for Sisi (and Mubarak) is also disgusting...

Do you know who was promising in Egypt? Anwar Sadat. Look what happened to him...
Thankfully Candy Crush made the cut! /s
Yes, that is the correct reference, sorry I forgot the subtitle!
Oh... here I am again. Found this:

https://openpower.ic.unicamp.br/minicloud/

This Brazilian university provides free access to a Power system for developers who want to port their applications.

It looks like you can actually run your own virtual machines in a cloud-like environment: https://youtu.be/TE_4UKHrjwE
> 1) They speak English

That's often a bit of a generous statement. They "speak" English yes, but not with anywhere near the sort of fluency that you would expect from someone on a multi-million salary who can afford to take some intensive English lessons.

I don't mind the footballers lack of fluency, since their job is to kick the ball around.

But the managers I'm far less forgiving, their job entails communicating with all relevant stakeholders, which involves interviews which they should be able to deliver in a fluent and comprehensible manner.

But that's the problem with English I guess. Its too "easy" as a language, you can get away with a severe lack of fluency and the other side will be able to put the pieces together.
Look up Rick Beato on YouTube - he has the answers.
/ serious.
End-users? Probably ~0.

But it might help Apple to win government contracts.
> our ships spend most of their time in free fall, which, as Robert Heinlein pointed out decades ago, is the equivalent of floating down the Mississippi on a raft. As he said, what we need are the equivalent of sailing ships: ships that can put out a constant thrust, even if it's small, for an entire trip.

Sails don't do that. In terms of propulsion, they're exactly the same as pole-less rafts. Ever heard of being becalmed?
It is instructive to read GvR's take on Nuitka:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8772124

GvR and the old boys currently present themselves as CoC proponents, and strategically use the CoC against anyone who criticizes them.

Compare with his current Microsoft sponsored activities. If anyone would use that language against "his" (i.e. Mark Shannon's) project, they'd be out and suffer public defamation in no time.
I did click on the Books section first. I expect the Books section to restrict its search to Books.
Uh somewhat off topic but is NOMFP a typo of NMFP (="not my fine problem")?

Hadn't seen it before and big G suggests NMFP is way more common, with no hit that I saw explaining the 'O'.
Yea. I mean you can obviously make it more complex (coz honestly there's no end to sales enablement or marketing automation) and a lot of this stuff ends up also overlapping with product in product led growth companies...

Yea, I'm stoked about Appsmith too haha. It's my first time being part of an open source initiative, so been very interesting!
Oh, had this several times and removed MS repos in some projects. Maybe it worth to create the extension.
ft off last time and just continue from that point onwards. The essential part is to leave something over for next time, instead of finis
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Funny enough when we were looking it was either between the canals in Dublin or in the countryside. We looked at places in Clonsilla, etc. but they seemed really hostile to walking. Inside the canals was too expensive, sadly. I ended up getting a remote job and we moved to a few acres in Offaly, about a 15 minute bike ride from the train. It's beautiful and there's a lot to like (We even have a walking trail by the house!) but it's definitely a place you need a car.
I wish Nuitka were a drop-in solution, like PyPy, but it seems like I've never had a project that is 100% Nuitka-compatible.
Phew, in Germany those things typically cost somewhere between 35 and 80 € (so around 40 to 95 $) when the pricing is per bike, and the standard model of rail bike that's popular around here usually fits up to four people.

And in some cases the available route length is quite a bit longer than the seven or fifteen miles mentioned in that article.
Yeah, well, when I select "Books" in Amazon's search selector, I darn well expect it to give me results that are "Books". Is this too much to ask? :-/
I think there's a big difference between a large, hot, predictable missile and a tiny, cold, evasive drone.

Area-effect weapons would have more impact, sure. But that's a lot of area to cover. A bit like flak vs airplanes - you've got to shoot a lot of metal into the air hoping for a bit of shrapnel to hit something vital.

It's the "big and expensive" vs "tiny and very cheap" decision - you don't mind losing 90% of your swarm to take out one tank, because the entire swarm costs less than the tank (added bonus: there's no humans in the swarm).
Ads are bad and app stores are where app developers go to learn dark patterns.

App stores (android, Microsoft, ….) seem to think it is a failure when you think ‘I want to install app X’ and you install X. They start by hiding the search box behind an extra click so that they can spam you with 20 links to apps nobody in their right mind would want and hope you get fatigued and click on one.

It is like being the quarterback in American Football they will put every distraction they can in your way to fool the weak minded and fatigue the strong minded into being weak minded.

To be fair advertising has long been promoted as promoting competition — to give brand Y some exposure so you might find you like it.

Many things are different now.

For one thing, Y is never better than X on the internet although it sometimes is in real life.

Also TV, magazines and such are destinations in themselves whereas i go to the App Store because I am trying to complete a task that requires the app, probably that task is part of a larger task nested several levels. All that is weighing on me and makes distractions all the more stressful.
> were the first to remove "prison camp" like fences between the pitch and public

Google "Hillsborough disaster".

I suspect that had more to do with "removing prison camp fences" than a desire to give "fantastic atmostphere".
It's not traffic they are after, but monetization. The traffic that does not monetize only costs money.
Agreed. I also like being able to know I can do some work even if disconnected, or traveling, or... just not needing to manage more external services.
not in 2021, but apple made sort of an big deal about it when they started to market OSX 20 years ago.

And while you can still find an traditional unix(tm) box here and there in the dusty forgotten corners of enterprise serverooms(i am personally responsible for maintaining a few hpux boxen), unix(tm) certification haven't really mattered since Linux became serious business which happened around the same time OSX was launched.

What used to matter was that you could run the same CLI tooling in an macos desktop as on an Linux server but i don't think this is an use case apple see's as particularly important for the future success of Apple.
Saudi Arabia is just practically ISIS.
Their ruling elite is following same fundamentalist version of islam as isis.

PS : I don't mean to start a flamewar or offend anyone. But just how is this any different than ISIS capturing western journalists and doing all the unspeakable horrible things to those caught in their system.
Is this another typo? NFMP = Not Fine My Problem?

That said, I’d also like to know.
The “gentrification” of football arguably hurt the atmosphere, at least for the bigger premier league teams. There were far more working class local fans singing non stop during the bad old days. If you see older videos the atmosphere was off the wall compared to today (if you want to see truly bonkers atmosphere just look up Boca-River derby or Greek or Turkish football). It was an unfortunate side effect of cleaning up the game and turning it into a tourist magnet.
Totally agree, almost everyone using PHP for their work will have installed their own or be using docker or homebrew
How to Behave Yourself?
How to behave yourself? http://www.youtheuniverse379.com/2020/09/how-to-behave-yourself.html
Hitachi plans to invest $2.7bn in health care within three years
WSL 1 uses picoprocesses, an idea taken from Drawbridge project [0][1], so not quite the original POSIX personality from NT, whereas WSL 2 just runs Linux on Hyper-V as guest, with some additional drivers for interoperability with Windows.

[0]
- httpss://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Seth-Juarez/Windows-Subsystem-for-Linux-Architectural-Overview

[1] - https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/project/drawbridge/
Ok then, thanks for taking the time to re-word this, I think I get your point and I agree with it. Your use of 'practical/useful' was what was throwing me off - I'm used to seeing it in the way you meant it in physics,bbut when moving to history it took on other connotations for me.

The important thing is that we both agree that finding facts that your model can't account for means you have to replace/augment your model,nk matter how useful it's conclusions had seemed so far. This is the core of what I consider important for a theory of 'truth' to seem acceptable to me personally, and yours does pass this test.

Again, thanks for bearing with me!
// Isnt this just a way to bail out when facing too much complexity

I understand your point and if it was "just" that it would be valuable enough as you say.

The only thing I can say for my case, is I came to this point through religious study that was motivated by a search for truth. This calmness is an unexpected side effect, it was not the motivator.
I'm not sure what the World Bank even could help, as they haven't worked with the code base and the cryptography of Bitcoin at all.

At the same time lots of core developers, lightning network developers and the best bitcoin companies already offered lots of technical help, so I'm quite skeptical about the ,,request for Bitcoin help'' part.