skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
No need. It's just like those "commission free" currency exchange places you see at airports and tourist areas. There might not be a commission, but the spread is several percent, and they make all their profit off that.
I prefer Excel to both, which is also Turing complete.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ulster_Volunteer_Force
What does it mean to “raise the standard of rust online”? Was that a typo?
And

4. For some people there simply isn't a risk.
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I've been using Intuit Quickbooks Self-Employed for my contracting work and it really fucking sucks.

Paid invoices can't be added as transactions. Tax payments aren't correctly imported into TurboTax. The time tracker can't generate invoices.

There are so many sharp edges that can make their way into my Schedule C that I'm worried about being audited. This software clearly doesn't come from the "Have you even fucking tried using it?" school of software design.

And now on top of all that I have to worry about them selling my data to a credit agency that's a boil on the face of the economy.

Is there a better accounting/tax package out there? The only thing Quickbooks Self-Employed does well is scan receipts.
Was the "Grabem" domain taken?
Why on earth would anyone expect that to be the resulting behaviour of this ruleset.

That's not a 'loophole', that's just defective by design.

I'll also point out that an 'ethical' dictator-king with absolute power would be a fantastic solution to government, but I haven't seen too many people advocate for one. Because such an approach to governance is, too, defective by design.
Plenty of people still use SMS.

Easier than to find if the contact is on Signal/Messenger/Whats'app/Whatever and it works even without having a data plan.
Why Am I Being Hurt?
I was at that LA Hacks as well! The first one right? That was the highlight of the hackathon! I remember everyone really tripping over themselves to try to sign up
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That's your article?

Dude, could you please add a disclaimer that it's insecure no matter what unless the server-side fetch cleans data. You write very authoritatively, and might give naive devs the impression that your solutions are secure enough.
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He's certainly wearing the uniform, on the job and using the music for work purposes in a deliberate way. Sounds feasible as a public performance but I'd prefer a legal type's opinion.
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It wouldn't. It's impossible. People want unconstitutional things all the time though, and sometimes they even make them into laws. Then they go to the SCOTUS and lose.

But you can do it.
> forbid any use of Github co-pilot for our codebase,

I have recommended as such to the CTO and other senior engineers at the startup I work at, pending some clear legal guidance about the specific licensing.

My casual read of Copilot suggests that certain outputs would be clear and visible derivatives of GPL code, which would be _very bad_ in court- probably? Some other company can have fun in court and make case law. We have stuff to build.
Imagining an IPO for a company that enabled baseball card and pokemon transactions has not helped me make sense of this situation.
It doesn’t incentivize cutting costs, but it it does effectively impose a maximum cost as the Sheriff has to eat any cost overruns.

The state can pay $2 per person and not a penny more, no matter what.
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Linking to Tony Heller in 2021 is just embarrassing.

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You and I agree on one thing: there certainly is no shortage of climate grifters, charlatans, and hustlers out there. Some days I feel social media was a mistake.
I copied/quoted the part from the GP that stood out to me. I was just gobsmacked that the GP was glad precincts were burned down. I'm weary of mob and vigilante "justice".
It's not just a question if expenses but also responsibility. If I post a post-it note on my schools bulletin board making defamatory statements who is at fault? Me? Or the school, because it was their bulletin board?
My problem with critics is epistemological. How do they know what they know? The latest example is with a critic who makes a strong connection between the improvisational style of African-American Bebop music and the expressive style of the Beat Generation. He draws a direct line of influence from Bebop to Neal Cassady to Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg. It's a nice theory, but I can't verify it. It feels true, but is it? Can we say Bebop influenced Kerouac because "it was in the air" at the time and there are similarities when we compare them?
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At least from my eyes, recent trends are exact opposite. Stock buyback returns the money to investors (by raising stock price). Huge bonuses to executives. The company itself is managed on a very thin buffer so that

a) When things go south, they can always ask the government for bail-out. Too big to fail & all that.

b) Anything affecting the company, in terms of regulations, can be shown to directly affect the employees and their job.

This may be a cynical take, but this is what I see.
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> The app, which is in beta testing, appears in the Apple App Store and is described as “a non-bias social network for people all over the world.”

Reminds me of this koan:

In the days when Sussman was a novice, Minsky once came to him as he sat hacking at the PDP-6.

“What are you doing?”, asked Minsky.

“I am training a randomly wired neural net to play Tic-Tac-Toe” Sussman replied.

“Why is the net wired randomly?”, asked Minsky.

“I do not want it to have any preconceptions of how to play”, Sussman said.

Minsky then shut his eyes.

“Why do you close your eyes?”, Sussman asked his teacher.

“So that the room will be empty.”

At that moment, Sussman was enlightened.
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If they'll sell our QuickBooks data they'll sell our TurboTax data too.
> How do you make a username non-transferable?

Trivially. You make it so that there's no recognized way to change the private key for a username.

> It sounds like all you've actually invented is "identifying people by their bank accounts", only with more steps.

I've created a layer of indirection between usernames and bank accounts. The system doesn't need to know or care about how you managed to burn tokens for the username.

> A better approach would be a blockchain-based anonymous identity system, which is apparently what BrightID is:

Does BrightID guarantee that asshats have an asymptotically worse time registering usernames than admins have shadowbanning them? If usernames are easy to come by, then so are sockpuppets and one-off spam and troll accounts.
SWEs have a lot of bargaining power because at the moment, it is an occupation in hot demand. That's not qualitatively different from any number of highly-sought after professions throughout history. That's not really a fundamental disruption and itself will eventually be disrupted by market forces. What we see is the summer before the fall.
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This screams for implementation of financial data privacy legislation. Please consider emailing your Congressional rep using Krebs’ link as a citation.
Given the tools available now to do speech replacement/ deepfakes / etc. I wonder is there anything open-source available for song-replacement.

This is actually a problem I've seen on multiple (more innocuous) occasions: so-called "content-creator" youtubers casually mentioning that they had to throw away clips or rerecord sections during editing after realising there was copyrighted background noise. So I'd say there's definitely a market.
> Not only that sounds ridiculous...

I'm not sure why. Doxxing is quite easy to do in many cases.

Upload a photo that's geotagged, have an unusual name, analysis of your network of friends/followers, linkages to other social profiles, etc.
I worry about a place like Russia. I could easily see them signing on to this. 15% of profit, just like everywhere else. But the reality might turn out to be that, for 1% of profit, under the table to the right person, they'd only take 5% of profit, but supply you with the paperwork saying that they took 15%.

You know that someone will do that. If not Russia, someone else. There's too much money for it not to happen.
Since he's pocketing a mountain of money, they are clearly overpaying, and the contract should be going out to public bid. If he is so great at feeding inmates, then surely, he should have no problem winning that bid.
The idea that politicians and bureaucracies can defer to external international conventions to be the bad-cop for wildly unpopular policy decisions - and then claim to be powerless to stop them - is anathema to democratic principles like national representation, consent of the governed, and other concepts of human rights.

This proposal seems like a global group of government affiliated people colluding to fleece each others' citizens instead of serving them. This is literally what conspiracy theorists have been predicting for decades, it's a terrible shame to make them right.
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Essentially it's a piece curved out of a country where descendants of occupants exceed in number native population. Of course it's occupied for so long that now it's "their own", still doesn't change the fact that it was occupied and not treated equally historically in the first place.
just curious, why do you even need to scan receipts? Cant you just use a credit card and import transactions from the card provider?
No moral judgement, it's just risky. As he discovered, you may not get the big payout, for any number of reasons.

If you expect to make a living at anything, you have to be prepared to manage the risks that go along with it.
My understanding from a brief stint in an adjacent industry is that Xero is pretty good and popular for accounting, but I cannot vouch for it as an end-to-end solution for self-employment needs.
Because 2 reasons:
1. Insight is great, but I would hope that there is underlying understanding of the field based on actual study and experience(assuming the shoe shiner is not in finance).
2. The shoe shiner or Uber driver likely has no idea who they are talking to, past the initial impression. I would be open to a conversation about finance with an Uber driver, but I would probably not rush home to put money on it.
> Edit: You may hate the cops, but do you really think that mobs will be more accountable than the police?

Considering cops currently face accountability that approaches 0, yes.
The officers is explicitly attempting to not broadcast it, is he not?
The point of receipts is if the IRS ever audits you.
What a shitty post. I guess I don't believe in climate change after all unless I also believe in public losses for privatized gains. Corporations raked in billions while wrecking the environment and I'm sure they all love framing this as an individual responsibility that we're all "failing" to do.
They went from 170MM in revenue in 2019 to 720MM in revenue in 2020. Wow will that be a temporary spike or sustained?
It might be considered a public performance. In contrast to playing the radio in your backyard.
Yes, it's much cheaper to invest into your domestic military and strengthen your borders. Even in the extreme case where the carrying capacity of earth decreases we just adapt the human population toward the carrying capacity of the earth.

Unfortunately we are in a weird dilemma where using the education of women in foreign countries as contraception could lead to a desire to cross our borders which would require additional military expenditures.

We should applaud China for being the world leader in sterilization and build sterilization centers in Africa and India to follow their example. Prevention is better than the cure (bullets and cremation are expensive).

All these climate alarmists are stupid. All the important people (me) will be fine.

In 2090 Germany will be a nice warm country with 22°C instead of 19°C. Just take a look at this website: https://i.imgur.com/lJJsMiT.png. (poes law)
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Doesn’t mean it needs to continue. I think the point is our disregard for anything else but ourselves is what got us into this mess.
Arguably it is the key to getting us out of this mess.

Having empathy with all living things, no matter their perceived importance is one of the most noble pursuits I can think of…

One issue we have is a lack of transparency on the things we consume, now that would be a real eye opener for people.
IIRC, a while back that the MPAA was pushing for a law that would require video cameras to stop recording if they detected a specific trigger. The intent was to prevent people from filming in movie theaters, similar to the EURion watermarking constellation found on most bank notes. I can't imagine how things would have turned out if that technology had become standard and inevitably abused.
You are conflating the Court of Public Opinion with the Court of Law.

The Court of Public Opinion is the court that drives teens to suicide through internet bullying, that accused the wrong man of bombing the Boston Marathon, and killing students at Sandy Hook, even suggesting Sandy Hook didn't happen. That's the internet.

The standards for evidence on the internet are low, and tempers are high. Transparency in "all" public police interactions isn't necessary, just like transparency in "all" doctor interactions isn't necessary in order to judge doctor competency. Its an infuriating distraction; it gives you an excuse to be angry about everything. And moreover; media outlets fuel this outrage machine by purposefully omitting context and nuance in order to drive clicks.

You believe you're using a critical eye to analyze these situations. You're not. This is undeniable, because it is difficult even for the people there, at the scene, to analyze a complex situation like these critically, to have all the information, and understand if the right call was or was not made, let alone someone sitting in a dark room in their basement a thousand miles away getting all of their information from Buzzfeed and The Verge.

Its the job of the Court of Law to look past the Taylor Swift; they're held to a higher standard, just as officers themselves are. That doesn't mean mistakes aren't made. But those mistakes are not an excuse to break the system and raise tensions in every police interaction. This will only lead to more violence.
Shame and disgust in myself drove a massive amount of weight loss. I feel better and am far more fit now.

Given America's obesity epidemic, it's sad to me that they are focusing on a small percentage of people with such issues.
It’s not just a product of money supply, but money supply is certainly a factor, and we won’t really know how big of a factor until we see if inflation persists past Covid related supply chain constriction.