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Ask HN: If Trump Lost by 45k Votes but NYC Had 135k Fake Votes Why People Mad?
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The radix I've used since birth is easier than the one I haven't. Wild stuff.
Please seek some actual legitimate information
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Where does it end though? Pretty much every ad there is falls somewhere between "outright scam" and "shit you don't need." Ads are fundamentally hostile and attempt to make you do things you wouldn't otherwise do. You will never see an ad saying "Hike in your local woods," but you will see one saying "buy our backpack and shoes otherwise you aren't really much of a hiker by any stretch like this sexy model draped in our product"
I wonder if we can get Pinterest to take down deodorant ads because they cause smell shaming.

It's shaping up to be a great decade.
Former Trump aide Jason Miller to launch new social app “Gettr”
The Onion is satire. Either you're unaware of that, or your initial post was satire that just missed the mark.
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Sueface temperatures in Siberia heat up to a mind boggling 118 degrees
San Jose has just made it illegal to promote on social media side shows/street races. While intention of the law is good - nobody makes bad intentioned laws after all - one can wonder about what get under "promotion". It sounds pretty similar to the laws in Russia against unpermitted protests - you mention date/time on social media or forward such a post, and you're a toast.
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I couldn't disagree more with that statement. Mostly everyone I know from close family and friends have moved out of the bay area as its too expensive in the past 3 years. I also moved and me and my Wife are in tech and make great money, alot of the people I know are not in that situation. We all left as cost of living is stupidly high and I don't want to spend every penny I make on housing and other high costs that only exist there. Everyone is free to make their own choices of where to live and work and live with those consequences.
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Hence my comment about steel and coal. I get it, globalization is not always great. But like, we're not in the same situation here. Even if it's a totally level playing field you and I will be fine. Do you really think your life is going to be ruined if you take a 30% pay cut?

Or do you think it's going to be more than 30%?
Presumably she works at Change.org's New York office, and therefore lives in New York.
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Your use of the word "trade" versus "invest" perfect encapsulates the nuance of Robinhood.

What exactly is Robinhood's product? It's certainly not the newly-minted traders -- their orders are "free". If you follow the money, it looks like it's mostly Pay For Order Flow (PFOF). I wonder why giant market-making hedge funds would pay for that order flow... Another tech faustian bargain.
There's "showing off", and there's having "pride" and putting in "effort". I don't think these are the same.

It does take effort to become a more discerning (even if passive) consumer. That doesn't make you a superior person in some broader sense, and I'd also be uncomfortable with someone showing off about this. But taking some (mostly innder) pride at putting in the work? Why is that a problem?
Basically, a political party can point and tell private social media companies whom to ban and silence - its all fine and dandy.
Sounds like my approach of ignoring the meeting while doodling.
Is it true Jack Dorsey is a pedophile?
Next steps:

1) Ban all ads

2) Remove all Javascript from webbrowser side.

3) Lower bandwidth bills and CPU usage + faster website for all visitors = Profit!

Thanks!
Go in the wrong pub in NI and shout up the RA (PIRA) /UDA and see what happens.
Eu countries, especially the low tax ones each have benefits for different types of companies wrt to intellectual property law or finance. Ireland Malta cyprus estonia bulgaria Luxembourg have hundreds of companies that offer off the shelf company formation
Ok cool but is React+Js really a competitor to Fortran…?
That is just an examination of the overall rise of obesity. The abstract does not discuss anything related to how it may have studied and tracked individuals who were obese, lost that weight, and whether or not it was able to remain lost.
That's pretty clever, they know that an individual with a video can be dealt with a lot easier than a viral video where the whole public gets to see the behavior.

I'm glad some precincts burned down last summer. I'm glad a bunch of cops quit, and the ones remaining are all on edge, maybe negative reinforcement works on them too xD
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For what it's worth, this problem predates Stack Overflow, and to some degree Stack Overflow tried to fix it.

Before SO, the typical way people would find answers would be to go to their favorite search engine and type their query, and search engine's heuristics were really bad for this sort of thing. If you were very lucky, you'd get a (current) reference manual, but usually you'd end up with somone new web developer who had just learned something writing a tutorial for others and it was just the blind leading the blind.

I suspect Copilot will be somewhere in-between that and the current SO copy-pasta, with the main downside being that writing bad code is now that much more easier that reviewing it.
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Its an interesting question, the gay wedding cake case "Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission" was a first test and it seems to say probably not but the final judgement was based on religious freedom. Will probably need another case to determine.

Regarding my personal opinion, I think they should be allowed to deny service to who they want as its a core feature of the business. I think this is different than a say black / white restricted eating areas as the core feature of those business' is to feed people, not to facilitate personal race / sexuality based interactions. Just my opinion though I am sure there are edge cases that would make me pause.
Wow, so many people here are reacting so strongly for and against this move. We need to try and look at it objectively [0].

Regardless of what the official statement is, the most obvious reason for this move has to be because weight loss is an area that is riddled with misleading claims and scams, thus it makes for bad user experience.

[0] - http://www.paulgraham.com/identity.html
Sqlite to the rescue. Here is a list ordered by delay. https://dpaste.com/6JRADR63T Looks like Guayaquil is a hot ticket!
Pricing is hard to find; the main site only says "Join today for $29.99 to start." which could mean anything ("$30 for the first month and $300/month after that")

I had to click through to the portal and then get past the kit to find the actual pricing. $30/month is quite reasonable if it works, and it'd be reassuring to see that up front!
I really cant. I have no idea how it works or why.
Sadly even UK is not right here. We are the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

If we do not include NI, then we are just Great Britain.

Most of us are confused about it too.
> Why journalists don't call it as fraud?

Because it's not fraud.

Fraud requires obtaining a valuable security by deception. That's not what's going on here. So it's not fraud.
Correct - the world would be substantially improved with no advertising whatsoever. If your product is good it will spread through word-of-mouth and through professional opinions, e.g. recommendations by clinicians.
Poes Law applies and I feel the only way out is doubling down. Which makes me cringe because I value HN discussion culture very much.
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"Strive to be Earth’s Best Employer". I can't laugh hard enough. So ironic and also, best for whom? The business? The shareholders? The employees? At current time it is currently the Earth's Best Employer for Shareholders. Will that change now that leadership has? As an ex-AWSer, I think not, but time will tell.
> the TFR has gone south of 2 pretty much everywhere, with interesting exceptions (Iceland, Israel). That means that our lifestyle is incompatible with long term survival.

Only if the rate stays there permanently, which is unlikely. Over the span of a century or two, some population contraction might actually be good for overall survival.
Nothing solid yet, but can you email me at edwin@stripe.com and we can stay in touch?
I imagine a large portion of the internet newly flushed with GME/AMC/WISH cash are lining up to short this in to the ground.

I'll personably be buying everything i can get my hands on three months after launch
> The first amendment constrains the government.

It only specifically constrains Congress. It does not mention state governments.
React is a responsive framework, not a compute lib. It's a joke.

Getting offtopic here from FORTRAN, but there have been several attempts at numeric libraries in javascript (math.js, numjs), they are either lightweight, or unmaintained and in a sorry state, or require async execution that expect remote hardware (Googles tensor libs) which makes them a bit difficult to use in a general setting.

Hopefully WebASM will result in a native numpy-like library for JS because numpy is a very well-thought-out library and interface, it's really addictive.
We hardly resolve any individual stars in other galaxies (maybe some giant stars inside Andromeda?), so our idea of chemical composition of other galaxies is very... averaged.

We barely can resolve largest and closest exoplanets into a few pixels.
With utf8only you have to specify a way to convert non utf8 to utf8, I think the problem is a bug in the normD converter.
Optimism > Enthusiasm > Exhilaration > Euphoria

Hard to know exactly where we are right now, but certainly feels closer to the latter.
GNOME's GIO library has a function that reads all requested bytes in a single call, until EOF or an error condition is reached: https://developer.gnome.org/gio/stable/GInputStream.html#g-i...
A few months ago I was at a car dealership filing out paperwork on a new car. The sales guy asked me what I did for work. I told him I was in finance. He immediately perked up and asked "Are you into crypto? We all trade it here."

Turns out the whole dealership, or at least most of the employees, traded crypto as a hobby. I asked a few questions, mainly about Proof of Work, and the salesman had no idea what that was. He was completely ignorant of how crypto worked.

The most common feature of assets bubbles is that they draw in people who would normally never engage in risky financial speculation. People early to the party get rich and that draws in everyone else. Its hard to stay out of the market when your neighbor has short-term gains larger than your salary.

In the tulip bubble, everyone was a botanist. In the tech bubble, everyone was an equity trader. In the housing bubble, everyone was flipping houses or getting their real estate license. Now everyone is a crypto trader. Regardless of how useful crypto will be in the future, there is only one way this party ends. Pumping trillions of dollars into the economy can delay the pain, but the pain seems inevitable at this point.
Would be simpler to simply play 4’33” on a continuous loop.

For those who’d not know the song: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4′33″
> Your condescending responses are infuriating

Sorry for that, for my excuse it was not my intention.

> Bundlers, minifiers, sourcemaps, are all complicated build tools that require a hand on the wheel to maintain in the long term.

It just shows how bad is design of JS and web. But there are tools that do it nearly all with just one command, check "rollup" or my recently favorite "esbuild" (if you didn't before)

> We should not settle for them as defacto js ecosystem techniques.

I think it's done, it's settled, as JS itself, and if we like it or not, we have to live with it. :-)

Still hoping that one day will come real web 2.0 and HTML, CSS, HTTP, JS and even webassembly will be taken as "lessons learnt", thrown away and replaced with something way more logical, structured and extendable

;-)
>"I'm glad some precincts burned down last summer. I'm glad a bunch of cops quit, and the ones remaining are all on edge, maybe negative reinforcement works on them too xD"

Be careful what you wish for.....

Edit: You may hate the cops, but do you really think that mobs will be more accountable than the police?
You shouldn’t sleep on China, they move and change quickly.

https://www.bloombergquint.com/global-economics/china-to-all...
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A thing I've noticed about HN is there is always a strong sentiment of "Where will it end?" even for things that are relatively inconsequential and/or objectively good.

If you submit that ads are fundamentally hostile, isn't any reduction in ads fundamentally good?
The trick is to lay it on so heavily that there is no joke anymore.
Sure, it's beneficial for some and not beneficial for others.

US employers win some

US employees lose some

Oversees employers lose some

Oversees employees win some

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But it's going to be a net positive for the whole world because everybody else wins because they get better products and services at better prices.
Isn't that video evidence that the police officer is violating the copyright?
Well, if Fortran is going to borrow from C, to repay the favour I trust we'll get computed GOTOs in C31.
If people want to gamble (or do drugs), why should we be nannies and stop them?

I get the desire to stop commercial banks from gambling YOUR savings. But why shouldn't you be able to gamble your own savings if you want to?
Is NFT support coming soon to Robinhood?
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"The story was withdrawn to avoid my death," she says.

It is not sensationalism, she was nearly driven to suicide. She is not obligated to summarize her trauma into bullet points for you so it meets your requirements for being described using certain words.

Just consider empathizing rather than antagonizing as a first response to something you personally don't understand or agree with.
Free divers' heart rates can drop as low as 11 beats per minute
It doesn't matter what you or I think, it matters what other people think, and yes, compatibility with their existing infrastructure is something that is highly desirable.

From my other comment:

The people here are not really painting a good picture of BEAM vm languages. The typical complaint is some extremely energetic new hire wants to use Erlang for something, does, and then it turns into a hard to maintain mess. You can equivocate about the specific reasons but if you are really going to say ignoring legacy compatibility is stupid then I'm not sure what to tell you.
What you choose to repeat or amplify is an aspect of speech. In other words, the first amendment protects both people's ability to say (or not say) whatever they like without governmental restriction, as well as others' ability to host (or not host) whatever speech they'd like without governmental restriction.

In addition, this falls under freedom of association; people (individually and in groups) are free to choose who they associate with, and include or exclude anyone they like based on any criteria they like (with certain specific exceptions regarding protected classes). "We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone" - for instance, a restaurant or store (or an individual at home) can kick out someone being disruptive, and so can a web host or social media platform.
A. Then don't submit the exploratory test in your next PR.

B. Then memoize the expensive function to disk. Bonus: Can keep multiple versions on disk, thus can tweak the expensive function while having fast reloads with guaranteed correct version.
The Chief Legal Officer, Daniel Gallagher, made $30M this year. It breaks down into $257k cash, $4.2M bonus and $25.5M in stocks and options. This is a far larger amount than any other executive.

In 2011-2015, Daniel Gallagher was 1 of 5 Commissioners of the SEC (Securities and Exchange _Commission_), the highest role of the SEC, appointed by the US President.

He was hired by Robinhood in May 2020, and his previous job was at WilmerHale, a firm specializing in defending other firms against the SEC.

This guy must be worth his weight in gold in avoiding regulatory fines for Robinhood.
Interesting SCOTUS found you have free speech rights at shopping malls in California.

https://mtsu.edu/first-amendment/article/583/pruneyard-shopp...