skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
No apology needed. I’m the one who brought up small companies.

I just wanted to point out that big businesses don’t necessarily know what they are doing. People who don’t work for one assume they are well oiled machines, and people who do work for a big business assume every other big business is a well oiled machine.
> What this means is that HoneyComb running our tianocore edk2 based firmware will boot and run on most Aarch64 operating systems out of the box.

eDonkey 2000 based firmware?
Obligatory comment about how an operating system
is "system software that manages computer hardware, software resources, and provides common services for computer programs" and not just a program that executes at startup.
Sure, once we convince everyone, we can do that.
ahem

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discordianism

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Church_of_the_SubGenius
I think it arose in the opposite direction. Rulers realized that they didn't have enough centralized power to effectively rule their territory, so they hired lower-level rulers who would get land in exchange for military service.
I'm cancelling my PayPal account right now.
Let me take a wild guess. I bet they work for GitHub now.
Agreed. This is just about the very least Apple could do.
how about AlwaysInTheMoney.com
My experience is different: most companies I have worked for use GSuite. Also, re: web Microsoft 365 Word and Excel: I used to run Linux on the Desktop much more often than I do now, and the web versions of Word and Excel helped a lot stay in Linux.
This really is important. Exhortations to work hard seem a bit tone-deaf right now. I'm a person who's been self-employed and therefore self-motivated, driven, and devoted all hours of day and night to realizing ideas and products for the past 20+ years, organizing my own time in ways I've always noticed 9-5 friends find difficult to understand. Once I get into an idea or a big piece of code, I can get lost for days, forgetting to eat or shower. But that's always been balanced by an active social life, travel, exercise - things that help me maintain a psychological equilibrium while helping me structure my own time. Covid has upended the outlets I depend on for sanity to the point where it's very hard to get into the flow of work and research I need to commit myself to in order to accomplish long tasks. So I'm really trying to be gentle and easy on myself when I don't want to work up to the breaking point... or even of days where I don't want to do any serious work at all. Maybe this is a bad thing, but before lockdowns I never felt like I had to make myself work at all... I just wanted to, and nothing could take me away from it. Usually one big night out would be enough to motivate me to spend the next week happily locked indoors of my own volition. But without that balance... you just have too much time.
This is gibberish. The discussion topic is about what happens on your Linux distribution that runs on your hardware. The fact that other parties are using Linux for user-hostile purposes says nothing except that Linux is a successful technology. And like all technology since fire was first controlled by humans, it has been used for good and evil.
Sample size of 1 I've been using a blocker for the last week (do this a few times a year) and yes I can attribute it to social media, I will ebb and flow between being on social media too much and being too antisocial - its okay to swap them in and out
so if you run VRC in 2D you could get Doom working ;}
How to Open Outlook as Administrator?
Bruh. This is just incorrect. I am fat and asthmatic and commuted by bicycle all during college in Athens, GA and and by e-bike for about a year in Atlanta, GA. Cycling, especially e-bikes, is extremely accessible even for quite unfit populations. With my e-bike, rack, and paniers, I can do weekly shopping trips no problem as well.

Besides that, it gets cars off the road meaning that the disabled/unhealthy population you care so much about will have higher priority access to car infrastructure.
Most embedded systems running most factories would disagree with you. Embedded x86 is pretty big
I recently set it up as the ingestion point for an IOT pipeline that currently runs steadily at a high volume, and found that Cosmos would charge me $15k/month in RUs to achieve stable ingestion (i.e., no 429s on intermittent spikes). This was fed by Stream Analytics fed by an eventhub.

For comparison, I had the same eventhub feed Kafka Connect to dump it into Mongo 5.0's new timestream collections on a $200/month VM, and after running both outputs at full volume for a couple days, Azure offered me a helpful suggestion to downsize the under-utilized VM and save money.

I haven't quite figured out if the RU rate is just too high to be economical, and counts on large orgs with large data to expect a large bill; or if the RU model simple works badly for high velocity data. I've verified that the pricing model now scales down properly for small/medium loads, at which point the various high availability/geographcial distribution features really add value. I'm trying to conceptualize how the RU cost, amortized across longer term storage and less demanding ingress/egress schedules, can work out. For our scenario, Cosmos functionally offers exactly the horizontal scalability we need.

As a different sanity check, I set up a SQL Server account as the ingestion database and saw comparable costs, so it wasn't that Cosmos itself has an unworkable pricing model.
CookUnity fabricated an order with random items and charged my credit card
Yeah exactly. It's not going anywhere at this point and only becomes more attractive to lazy investors
It's exciting that Karmanda have new feature every month ：)
> So your can probably get it from your local vet. (Don't get ideas.)

Don't get ideas?!! Dude, you just gave me ideas!!
better title: "easily self-provision open source DBs on AWS VMs"
Don’t forget their blaming sinister US radars for the failure of their last Mars launch too.
I make music and music videos, and used to enjoy posting the work to reddit very much. About 2 years ago the tone of posting on reddit changed to a ban on self promotion. I really never understood how that was supposed to be a valid policy, and saw certain accounts break that rule without any sort of intervention at any time they wanted to.

The fact is that reddit is really an undercover "upvoted for profit" front-site now. After they were done building the community from democracy, it changed to something else, a place where corporate and paying interests now are what push mediocre and triggering content to front pages... They banned me permanently based on my IP. and stripped all 3 of my accounts from access to my subreddit that I spend a lot of time building, and while I could easily get around that, I realized that it's simply easier and better to just work on my own web sites and not have to keep posting to gain traction for sharing my original work.

The same is happening on many social sites that have massive user bases but high overhead... It's not sustainable in the long run, because they will never be able to make everyone succeed no matter how much they pay.

We're reaching a new plateau/failure cliff for large-scale social media, and so many creators and talented people have been chewed up and spit out by the false promises those platforms once made. Now the focus is to go back to real organic growth by starting locally, and cutting losses with social sites...

Myspace is gone now, a neat and tidy profit for good ole Tom, remembered fondly by most... I'm not sure that modern social sites will have the same fate, nor be able to offer the same value to a large community as Myspace once did.
For anyone else who does not know what TSO stands for, it is TCP segmentation offload.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Large_send_offload
Based on the news release from Apple it looks like developers still aren't allowed to link to this from inside the app. It only allows for out of app communications (like email)?
I'm a long time Linux user who got an M1 Macbook Air from work having about the inverse problem. Every little thing costs like $10-50 and it adds up. And the level of polish I've seen isn't really _that_ great. I've paid for things like BetterTouchTool, BetterSnapTool, and Alfred for basic easy features. I still can't get BetterTouchTool to reliably start on boot :/

At this point I've stopped trying to refine my work environment anymore, just because I'm tired of being nickeled and dimed for every little thing
first off set the top left expiration to "ANY" (for ease of use to find results easier), then search the ticker symbol at the bottom right.

Nvidia in your example would be the underlying equity that the options derivative contract is based on

sept 17 2021 is the expiration date of the contract

405 is the strike which is the price at which the contract allows you to buy or sell (depending on if the options contract is a Call or Put contract)
Very nice tool. I didn’t even know that you can trade options on ETFs. Thanks for the insight.
My phone literally just forced me to stop using hangouts to chat with my wife, and now I have to wade through the Gmail app just to send her an instant message.

I have total confidence that this isn't the last time. But even worse, maybe it is ; maybe the level of corporate incompetence is such that this, with by far the worst interface yet, will be the one that sticks.
yep. Class action lawsuits are almost always a scam. I remember when I was a kid my parents bought a Kodak instant film camera. Polaroid sued them. As part of the settlement Kodak gave customers... coupons for a discount on Kodak branded batteries and a specific model of camera my parents could never find in stock.
Am I reading this correctly? If these accounts are accurate, we got perilously close to losing the ISS?
Intranasal vaccination should probably not be the only or first vaccination. It should be a booster after intramuscular vaccination so we can finally stop the spread. Additionally, since the epithelium is exposed to the outside world by definition intranasal vaccines are generally much safer and with fewer side effects.

The "failures" of Flumist (ie, ~50% efficiency) were later recapitulated by the normal intramuscular tetravalent vaccines when they mis-picked in many times in the mid-2010s (after H1N1 emerged). But for some reason people only remember the one time with Flumist. It's sort of similar to how people remember and think all seagate HDDs are faulty because of the one bad series of drives a decade and a half ago.
How does this compare with sleef[0], which also provides high performance (as well as vectorization), and implements all the same routines as rlibm (among others) with ≤1 ulp error?

0. https://sleef.org/
ISPs by itself are heavily scrutinized entities in India, Even Starlink hasn't able to get its license yet AFAIK. I've seen couple of small for-profit ISPs come up and disappear in the form of both non-innovative distributors of bigger ISP and innovative original technology ISPs like WiFi Dabba(YC)[1](Not disappeared, but changed USP from mobile Internet to home broadband & moved the HQ from B'lore to Delaware).

As for non-profit ISP, even if possible it definitely cannot be open i.e. without oversight as in the examples from other countries you've sighted. Closest I've come to community run networks I've seen are LoRA networks.

jmp looks great, Google Voice has been shutdown in India can I use jmp as a replacement?

Edit: I've submitted jmp to HN as I didn't see any large discussions on it.

[1] https://www.wifidabba.com/
But some users told be that would be a violation of the ToS and Epic violated it so Epic should just shut up and play by the rules!
i would be more worried about reddit's r/thetagang
The Musical Mysteries of Josquin
How many people have much of their finances invested in a probably useless home there? Hard to see how this works out to anything other than a tear down.
It doesn't raise that question at all because both I and the references I linked say it should be used *as a booster after intramuscular vaccination*.

You raised that scenario out of the blue and it has nothing to do with what anyone suggests.
> And apps that do not work without an outside-app purchase are still rejected as well.

Apps such as Netflix & Spotify?
How does this compare to funding a company by buying its stock inside a Roth IRA? (Not withdrawing, treating the company as an investment.)

Yes, there are penalties to withdrawing from a Roth before 55, so the profits are locked up for a while, but 0 state and federal income tax can be worth it.

Many Roth custodians (Schwab) only allow public company stock, so it does require some work.
The four shards must be reunited for the prophecy to be fulfilled!
I mean... whatever: https://i.imgur.com/TVeeDBa.jpg

Those pictures are supposed to bring a point across, not be used for an accurate scientific measurement.

Either way people will be aware not even three out of those 60 cars could drive in the space of that bus.
> YouTube needs to make a way for creators to label the sponsor sections and it skips it for Premium users

I have to imagine it wouldn't be long before some clever sponsor offers extra money not to mark their sections...
ATAPI was the third generation after EIDE. Though in fairness IDE was a lot easier than ST-506 or ESDI.
Sounds like a good night!
Induced demand is a terrible argument anyway. It's like arguing that capitalism is bad because material wealth induces demand for material things like homes and cars and good dentistry, etc.

And like, sure, on some level that's kind of true and you can argue this but it completely misses the point that giving human beings the things they want - safety, privacy, freedom, mobility - is generally considered a good thing and the lack of it is called poverty.
This speech feels like it's from a world that doesn't exist anymore.
one small change i would make. the ticker search and the "show entries" should be switched. more intuiting and in line with other financial platforms.

ticker search is usually bottom left across any programs and sites i have every used to trade.
As someone who stands to make a bunch of money from this exemption if things work out (I have a pile of qualifying stock from a YC top 50 unicorn), I agree. I think I would end up paying literally $0 in tax for no good reason (my state has no income tax).
Static space. In the real world people exist in both space and time. Ten people who complete a journey at 100mph take up the same time-space (ie road) as one person at 10mph. Someone at 1mph takes up as much road as 100 people on the same journey at 100mph.

If the question is how many people can we shove through a pipe/tunnel/travel network, speed is as much a factor as physical size. Bikes and cars both take up massively more time-space than trains or busses. But pro-buslane voices are rare these days.
That's a good example. I am amused by "record" being pronounced differently whether it's a verb or a noun.
An M1 Mac mini maxes out at 8 GB of RAM, no?
What do those window management tools accomplish that Rectangle doesn’t for free? I recently switched to macOS as a daily driver for work and the non-existent window management in macOS is disappointing
What kind of logic is this? Nobody can save up to buy real estate for profit?
I didn’t mention blacklisting. I said that I, as an individual, do not like Joe Rogan. I personally do not listen to his podcast, nor do I watch or listen to Alex Jones.

Thank you for your suggestion about what I should do, but I’ll politely decline your request that I go out of my way to consume media made by people I dislike in order to reverse an arbitrary judgment of being in an “echo chamber” from a stranger.

I’m happy stating my opinion and not being prescriptive. I hope you enjoy whatever media you choose to consume.
It seems to me that paragraph hasn't been updated to reflect the settlement terms yet, since the settlement was filed today?
While the board is advertising itself as a workstation, wouldn't it be easy to use it as a server?
that's amazing message you've shared here. This alone equals the combined summary of atleast 3-4 self-help books.

Kudos to your focus, efforts, hard-work.
There are plenty of institutions that do this already. Dictionaries, University English departments, other academic institutions. I don't see why having a single centralized office to do this would be better, especially with a language like English where it's spoken in so many different countries.
Yes, the neutralizing antibodies go away relatively quickly but now you have mucosal resident T cells trained on spike epitopes ready to go right at the start of the infection before things get out of hand.
> You're going to be using classical crypto for bulk no matter what, so, no, you don't get that advantage, and anyways, what does anyone care what a session key is when they can get the session plaintext?

You're right, there's no fundamental advantage there it seems. It could still just be a convenient way of rekeying very often (assuming it can "conveniently" be verified to be free of mitm)

> You must be joking.

Only half, for my day job I work with UAV operations, and inspecting 600km of lines daily would be peanuts for something with military scale funding.

> No matter how hard anyone tries to find QKD to be better than classical crypto

Well I hope you don't think I was doing that, I'm just trying to figure out a use for it.
PaleFace - World Full of Cops
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MrqMf1VG1DI
Well, there's only a limited number of federal district judges in a given jurisdiction, so the odds are that a bunch of tech companies going at each other in California will get in front of the same federal judge.

However, I'd argue it's also beneficial: Having two different judges rule radically differently on very similar cases (this one and Epic) would only create more confusion, as to what the ruling is, or should be. If either party doesn't think the judge is going to make the right ruling, there's jury trials, and of course, they can always appeal.
Why would he still work for Microsoft if he was fired?
> By adverse possession, I get that 6 inches of property and don't have to move the dock.

AP needs to be exclusive. So if you didn't have a fence keeping the neighbor off the dock, then what you'd get is a prescriptive easement. You'd get to keep using your dock where it is, but the neighbor would still have title to the strip of land. There may be some conditions in which the neighbor would get to access the part of the dock on his land.
Do you love MongoDB, but wish it was slower, more expensive, and even less reliable? Then CosmosDB may be the database for you.
How are people not protesting this? Who would even enact such a law?
Aerial: Open-source macOS screensaver that plays tvOS screensaver videos
Is Google video still live somewhere?
Is it because the owner/speculators don’t want to rent them out because the laws allow squatting? There are articles that say that rental prices have increased (I think I read somewhere between 7 and 15%) but given how much that person was paying (even to a pretend owner), people just can’t afford to pay much. It may not be worthwhile to the owners to rent them out for so little. The hassle of bad tenants and having to refurbish after tenants may mean that you end up losing money. Also, increase in rental prices should be expected given the worldwide money pumping. The exception will be areas like SF with the move to WFH.
Given that over a long enough timeline and in the aggregate humans are rational and humans also want to minimize commute times, it only makes sense that the average commute time across all substitutes converge.

Thus, if you wish to decrease your commute as a driver, the best possible strategy is to advocate for increased alternatives.
I hate clickbait tiles, but I hate it more when a perfectly good title (How SF tech giants are navigating a successful return to the office) is replaced by a clickbait title for posterity (and looking at the URL, it was definitely not A/B testing).
I too turned this offering down after considering that I don't want to lug around 16 A72's. It is certainly an interesting board, and if you are a hobbyist in need of an ARM server I see no better options, but I think we will see much more interesting boards in the future.
"The Chaos" is an excellent demonstration of the irregularities of English's spelling/pronunciation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Chaos
http://www.i18nguy.com/chaos.html
The name just sounds scammy with the wire free in there. How about using a proper noun instead of the word free? Example: VenusOptionScanner or whatever
Not in this case. It’s incorrect to call that they “own” the music if they don’t own the rights to it anymore because they sold the rights to someone else in exchange for money.

One can make a great painting and then sell the painting and the right to make copies of the painting to someone else. In this case, they would not be able to redraw that painting anymore than anyone else can.
Airborne Transmission of Respiratory Viruses
For a moderator you sure love to put down people and call them names. I think it’s really vicious and inappropriate.
Visited a BIG datacenter; top grade security and visitor's passes and all the trimmings. Buddy giving me the tour shows me a couple of the things they show to VIPs, its early Sunday morning and they still caught me trying to take a couple pictures, very high grade and attentive folks.

Then we go back to his office, and load up the 1,000lb of computer gear he's donating and I'm transporting. We wheel 3 cartloads of stuff down the back elevator, through the secured DC floor we saw through glass earlier that i couldn't take a picture of, and out an open back door right near where i parked my truck. no further interaction with security, no badge waving, no questions asked.
> I don't game, watch movies, nor use or want to use 'business' apps. Abiword is about the most business app I use with any regularity. If I -have- to do something else, usually GDocs can handle it.

A lot of the items that GP and you are discussing are, from my perspective, complaints about Linux circa 2005, maybe 2010 in a few cases.

I do all the above things and problems are rare. To the point where I ditched my Windows install for gaming. Steam's work on Proton means games seem to just work with the exception of specific Anti-Cheat software in certain games (and even in those games it's usually just MP that doesn't work).

KDE Plasma gives me basically the Windows 7 desktop interface with whatever window dressing I want and virtual desktop support out of the box. Plus, I can do everything that Linux can without any Windows overhead.

Maybe I'm really lucky re: productivity stuff but honestly I don't have a ton of complaints about it.
Guide to OTT compression for Ableton users
I am from there. Hunza is a popular place to visit, the internet is not-so-great. Islamabad is awesome if you want balance between awesome internet and mountains.

If you want the best food, go to Karachi.
One stack everywhere is not a ground breaking concept since Java did it from an architecture stand point, but Electron is doing it in a new and unique way: one stack across across desktop, web, mobile - device classes instead of just architecture / OS. Same concept applied differently as I see it.
That may be true in suburbia strip-mall hell. But the cities are much older, and more distinct. No-one would ever mistake New Orleans for Los Angeles. (Although you could be forgiven for mistaking Berlin in the summer for LA).
If you scroll down on the page they sell a server that has two Honeycombs in 1U.
AotC – Supercycle Confirmed
You can’t own 50% of more of a company you invest in using your self directed Roth IRA. So, QSBS is great for founders who own 50% or more.
I would say to start with the tech you are interested in. On the website you can select episodes based on tech (e.g. Laravel, Django, Elixir, etc.).

Hope this helps!