skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Neither of those is a "regulation" at all. Fannie won't buy mortgages on off-the-grid properties, because they are a weird and frankly pointless niche and a vanishingly small slice of the housing market that nobody cares about. To build one on credit you need a portfolio loan from a cooperative lender. Obviously, if you try to get a construction loan that the lender thinks can be resold as a traditional mortgage, but then try to build a non-traditional building with the money, there's going to get differences between you and your lender.
I used to torrent a lot, but gave up after my ISP adopted CGNAT and I lost the capability to forward ports locally. Do people adapted bittorrent to IPv6, since then, to circunvent this problem, or are we still stuck with IPv4 in this space?
No. They call out the specific banks here: https://www.ft.com/content/7b8ce71c-a87a-440e-9f3d-58069ca04...
"Smells like greed spirit."
https://twitter.com/fookingods/status/1430468274412670976
Most places offer a plain English explanation of their license, or use a common license that has an explanation somewhere. If you aren't sure, contact the company and ask them. Many companies would be happy to answer a basic question about how you can use their product or what tier you fit into. Just get ask for a copy of their explanation/permission in writing.

Unless you have secured a lawyer as your counsel, you will always be told by lawyers and laypeople that their advice is not to be considered legal advice. Some states/courts/judges have taken a fanatical approach that even helping your spouse fill out legal documents is considered "practicing law" and would require going to law school and passing the bar, or face criminal charges. I find this to be absurd and feel that this speaks to the self-revering, big ego, elitist, nature of many courts/governments and many of their employees.

So the advice or explanations that you are getting are likely good if you're cross referencing multiple sources. People are just covering themselves. It's it's important to remember that the law is such a big thing that nobody knows it all, and that it involves people who make mistakes. So you can get multiple answers for the same question, or end up with an incompetent judge. The best thing to do is make sure you protect yourself personally with a legal entity like an LLC and insurance would probably be a good idea too.

https://tldrlegal.com/
> The DOM with most paywalls is destroyed post-render

This has changed for most major sites. Users behind the paywall are served a "truncated" version of the article that never included a full version of it. The days of "press Esc before it finishes loading!" are coming to an end it seems.

The truncated version is still more SEO-friendly than a blank page as it has the headline and partial content.
Laravel

The more you know about dev the harder it is to choose a dev or stack, so don't feel bad

...adding, based on other comments, Balsamic is your friend.
> There’s always a balance. “If you’re at an organization who demands you do the next level job before promotion, they’re cheating you of the pay difference for a period of time.”

this is true, though i would say there are two things here. first, you're probably below the bar when you first start doing this work and so you're getting to train in an environment where it's not necessarily your job to do it. second, if you are meeting the role (and that role is desirable which is true for all software devs these days) then the the company should have a strong urge to get you promoted so you don't jump ship and take the job elsewhere.
Doleedo - An european CRM
Doleedo is a business management software for small and mid-sized service organizations who strive to increase profitability, improve efficiency, and engage their people. Integrate your sales, projects and HR activities into one tool, and take better control over your business environment.
I use the "m." subdomain on some sites on purpose, when on the desktop—though not on Wikipedia, as they cut so much content out of the "m" site, it's awful, I don't even like it on mobile, though if it actually had all the content I'd probably prefer it everywhere.

That's more convenient than having to change my user agent or simply having mobile versions unavailable unless I shrink my browser window down to phone-sized.
By roughly a factor of 3. 444m EU, 1.4 billion, China.

All of Europe is still only half China: 770 million.

https://www.worldometers.info/population/china-eu-usa-japan-...
Anybody else think this feels suspiciously like a planned set of moves to generate hype?
Im sure we'll see the end-of-days stuff a bit--a lot of the "this degeneracy, this porn, it is proof that civilization is falling apart and the end is near." only packaged in a way that will resonate with the puritanical types.
Mach based with some components from BSD
I think it just enables you to collect damages of $3000/call if you are able to identify the entity robocalling you and you sue them.
I suspect OnlyFans cobbled together a "honeypot" deal.

This would explain why Pornhub, etc. lost their payment processing but OnlyFans feels confident they won't.
I was going to mention that but I went for a more laconic approach. I didn't want it to appear like I had written it, but a long explanation about how it's commonly attributed to Mark Twain but may not be him seemed to make the comment worse.
anecdotally, I freeload on a Netflix account paid for by a friend, and last year I was tempted to get my own subscription. Then I noticed Netflix had fewer and fewer movies I was interested in, and just went back to sailing the high seas.
I use it so I can read wikipedia in dark mode
It is only bananas if you don't understand Maori culture.

In Maori culture there is no such thing as absolute property right. Things are not ever really owned. They are more like owned collectively and borrowed based on need.

Then western people came and gave them maori bosses couple trinkets which Maori thought is to borrow the property but westerners thought they are buying the property.

It is a bit complicated. You can read up on it in Francis's Fukuyama "The origins of political order"
That's for sending messages, not money
To do anything software dev you need some basic level of smarts. People who have them can also be trained/educated in any other scientific disciplines and create value there. Talent is a zero sum game. If one works on photo apps then that same person does not work on mining tech.
I imagine the premise of this post is basically to just kick off an exploration into TruffleRuby, which is cool! And an interesting read re: the benchmarking and performance of the implementation.

A shame that refinements don't really get much love, because the third option (in between monkey patching and extending the core library), is to use one of those.

module DigWithFallback
refine Hash do
def dig_fetch(*keys)
# ... impl
end
end
end

class SomeService
using DigWithFallback

def call(params)
params.dig_fetch(:some, :key) { IdentityObject.new }
end
end
The Great Mayonnaise Inflation Mystery
I agree, this perspective is very interesting and tames the zoo of architectures through mathematical unification. It is indeed exciting!

Good luck with your studies/learning!
PeerTube uses it, so as you watch videos you start sharing as a peer with others to reduce load on the host.

https://joinpeertube.org/
Well I'm sure it's seeing a lot more traffic than the website intended.
I wonder if that payment serves as some sort of understanding/contract.

The money was given for some reason. What reason did the parents think?
D3 is pretty low level. I am sure the more high-level user-friendly stuff use if under the hood, but I don't know where to find them.
Don't worry, just hit the next album button (but hope that it doesn't random over to Virgin Killer by the Scorpions).
They don’t have the data posted yet but there was an event in Alberta recently where there was no wind and this caused the price to be very high. So you either don’t use your AC on a hot still day or you get a giant bill.

Looking through may 2021 I see instances in which actual wind power delivered is zero.

https://www.aeso.ca/grid/forecasting/wind-and-solar-power-fo...
Poorly shielded USB 3 devices and cables can cause radio interference that interferes with Bluetooth.

>Some USB 3 devices generate radio interference in the 2.4GHz frequency, and this can have an adverse effect on both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth as they operate on this frequency.

https://www.zdnet.com/article/usb-3-and-usb-c-devices-can-ca...
> centrally planned regulation about being connected to grid power prevents them from doing solar.

This is not correct at all. Solar is not only possible for grid connected new construction in CA, it’s required.

The only restriction here is the federal one that requires his new construction home to be grid tied if Fannie Mae is going to loan him $$ for it.

Given the potential negative impact on home value of a non-grid-tied home, that’s probably reasonable.
yes, thanks!

i forgot to mention her mom is an hardcore and highly manipulative evangelist, as if life was not hard enough.
I have done this a few times. Usually along the lines of "Hey i like it here and I've done good work, but this is out of whack." 35%+ initial bump and usually accelerates further raises. This pattern suggests I'm terrible at negotiating initial offers but decent at navigating once in the door.
I think there are also opportunities to have a case dismissed before going into the costly parts of a trial like discovery. The judge can dismiss it just based on the merits of the suit, where they just assume all the alleged facts will turn out to be true.

(I am so not a lawyer, would love if a lawyer could correct me)
On my block they actually demolished a rooftop solar and rebuilt the house twice as large, all natural gas heating and appliances. This is in Berkeley, and it's possible because all of the energy efficiency requirements at local and state level exempt reconstruction, as long as you keep I guess 1 board from the old structure it works.
I have an acquaintance who I know made ~$1500 in 2 weeks, just after work occasionally. She had been on the site already, the only reason I know the amount made during that time is she did it as a fundraiser and donated it all to a non-profit. I'm sure it's a distribution with a long tail, but I think it's probably easier to have a side gig on OF provide you with a little supplemental income rather than Etsy.
Not always though. A lot of companies have pay bands that nearly overlap. You can be performing well and be near the top of your band, get promoted, and then the raise to near the bottom of the next band is pretty minimal.
> My biggest shock was how much "PR" was generated on Reddit

And the winner ist: viggity

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28237827
Maybe. The current draft is here:

https://json-schema.org/draft/2020-12/json-schema-core.html

Still a "draft" standard as far as I can tell.

I have never seen this implemented or used but I'm not deep into the JSON world. This looks to me like "XML as a database" all over again, but correct me if it has some other application. There's nothing wrong with XML or JSON schemas, but they are not equivalent to a relational schema -- they are more (properly) used for validation and standardization, i.e. for a data interchange format both sides need to agree on the schema. An interchange format is not a database, it's a representation of things that might be retrieved from or stored in a database.
For what it’s worth, I have literally never asked for a raise in 30 years and have had my pay double in the span of two years at multiple companies. I am an individual contributor making an embarrassingly good total comp. Maybe the key is that deep down, I keep trying to provide value commensurate with what they pay me, and I never feel like I get there.
Yes, it is possible to control it via web interface.

I wanted to create Windows executable. I tried cross compiling using mingw and asked my friend to test it but it reported some error namely libstdc++ error and similar ones. So,i focussed first on releasing software first and look into this issue later.

I also wanted to release Binary for MacOS too ,so went to setup osxcross cross compiler but couldn't setup it properly too. I wanted to work on this after release.

So, Help is appreciated regarding this matter.
Probably some of both. One point of the criminal justice system is to shift incentives such that people with their acts together satisfy their desires without criming. There are plenty of smart, greedy people who just go get an MBA and siphon off value in ways that are technically legal. The risk-adjusted ROI is better.
One of America's problems: people seeing companies/organizations/individuals with fat stacks and trying to (ab)use the courts to get an easy piece of the pie for themselves. Liability lawsuits ("my kid slipped and fell on your playground, give me a million dollars"), patent trolling, and cash grabs like this just make me shake my head.
Seems like some heavy editorializing for a research paper:

"Moreover, they can be viewed as the 21th century expression of a culture-bound stress reaction of our post-modern society emphasizing the uniqueness of individuals and valuing their alleged exceptionality, thus promoting attention-seeking behaviours and aggravating the permanent identity crisis of modern man."
If it's a choice between malice and incompetence then I say incompetence is malice.
Women are also overrepresented on the side of loosing job.

Mostly artly because women work in segments that were hit harder - services and the like. And partly because childcare is more on them, mothers were even more likely to loose jobs.
He wouldn’t have a mortgage (at least not though Freddie Mac / Fannie Mae)
What's BATF? It's pretty ungooglable.

Edit: it's obviously the big-ass text file, not a "real" method.
I'm paying Spotify Premium and still have to listen ads during the show.

Spotify also sends video even though I just need the audio. It's a waste of valuable bandwidth and CPU.

If there would an alternative I would take it.

Anyway I have definitely listened JRE way less lately...
https://torrentfreak.com/piracy-and-filesharing-traffic-surg...
If 90% of the team attends and significant work is done at the retreat (and that work excludes the person who couldn't come), it's "optional" not optional.
Did they pay for that, or was that expense on you?
Twitch is certainly that way as well.

The median viewer count is likely single digits.

Though I can say with considerable certainty that a lot of wannabe Twitch streamers think that being a streamer just means having people watch you play a game, which may be true for story-driven games that don't get a lot of viewers, since it creates a more movie-like experience, and may be true for highly-competitive games where you can watch someone make amazing plays. But for the rest, you need to have the charisma and creativity to create entertaining commentary and audience interaction.

Nobody wants to watch an average Joe play World of Warcraft.
Would you fell into a trap like this for 100.000.000$?
At one point I was working on a project with user locations/distance sharing.

My solution was just to Math.floor both of their lat/lng to be in increments of .25 miles. You could still use the triangulation trick to find that point, but .25 miles seemed like more than enough to obfuscate things.

Had I made the display in increments of miles only, that would have probably been even better.
It won't let me reply to this "criticalthinker" guy anymore, but I will post this for anyone looking at this before they get sucked into these purposeful lies.

Just go read what he linked me to supposedly support his argument:

[1] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33909660/

This paper states that covid will mutate due to "neutral variation" and evade the vaccine. This isn't a point against the vaccine, this is just stating the obvious that eventually we will need a different vaccine. The paper also recommends a combination of vaccination and therapeutics. "trategies for viral elimination should therefore be diversified across molecular targets and therapeutic modalities. "

They then go on to disclose that the authors have ownership in a therapeutics company.

[2]The second link he provided also recommends that we receive booster shots and again doesn't support the anti vax argument. Go actually read it if you want. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/long-term-evoluti...

These people are grifting.
If you are trying to imply that I am shilling for FB or a FB employee, you are welcome to DM me, and I can send you an email from my work address as a proof (which is another known big tech company, one of those that don't have their own ad platform, so I literally have no horse in this race).

Did you find anything factually wrong with what I said about how running FB ads works? Because you just accused me of being a shill, but you weren't able to provide a counterpoint to any factual things I've said in my original comment.

Also, I am not defending FB. I literally said they have plenty legitimate things to be criticized for. But with baseless accusations about FB like the ones higher in the thread, they just cause legitimate criticism to get washed out and get lumped along with baseless accusations.
The people following this particular stupid trend wanted people to believe they had an illness. They got what they wanted, though perhaps not quite in the way they wanted.
Ask HN: Clean API access for Wikipedia data?
Could you all share if Wikidata is available as easily consumar json for a JS project?
You will not have operational grid scalw storage for a days worth of output any time soon, the only way to compensate for intermittency of renewable is to have massive overcapacity - we will havw a grid where peice can change sharply, and sometime be deeply negative.

That can still be fine as the cost of renewables keeps falling, but complainig about capacity factor of nuclear in this context is laughable
If you keep prying after "I'm fine... leave me alone" then you'll quickly become the reason for them going from "fine" to "not fine".
So happy to see Joplin on here. I adore it, as it doesn't try to be as big and full-featured as the flavor-of-the-month (currently Obsidian but surely something else come September).

Syncing which supports more than just a paid service or forces you into a brand name (my own WebDAV works for me). Encryption. Flexibility. Just love it.
Graduated from one.
Inasmuch as his message doesn't offend Spotify, their key strategic partners, or their financial service providers -- sure, I'll buy that.
Hey, great service! Just FYI (you probably already know tho):

- some links automatically close after loading (e.g. the first link for the iPhone 12). Maybe the deal doesn't exist anymore?

- some sites seem to strip your affiliate id from the URL (e.g. the second link for the iPhone 12, metrofone.co.uk)
There's a lot going on in the porn world, especially now that it's, er, democratized. Sex workers is very broad. Porn stars is a little fuzzy. Some porn stars are big names, and/or can actually act pretty well. Or excel at creating fantasies. A surprising number of cam girls just sit at their desk fully clothed, chin in hand, and the only action is their eyes darting around their monitor while bad background music gets mangled through their microphone.
It's not at all like self hosting it, sounds like it's just running on some servers located somewhere, and is completely unknown to the user.

I'm also surprised it's that difficult to convert to self hosting, it makes me think that detaspace has a very convoluted system for running things.
1000 cycles / 365 days =~ 3 years, not 10?

I heard a solar project is over-provisioning the battery and planning to replace it every 5 years as they must be able to deliver some amount of MWh 4 years down the road.
>The only weird part is why the popular OnlyFans sex workers stay on the platform instead of moving to their own where they wouldn’t have to pay 20% to the platform.

Discoverability. The same reason why Youtube content creators stick with the platform.
If anything I thought maybe it was a publicity stunt.
I have no doubt in my mind that the people calling out Apple to move to usb-c will be first in line to shout “planned obsolescence” if they did make the swap.
Wow, that actually sounds awesome and something that could finally enable me to retire my shitty QNAP NAS and my Proxmox "Server" running on an old i7 2nd gen desktop...

If you don't mind, how much power/watts does one of these draw continously?
There is a movie on this, Kaagaz. Pankaj Tripathi is the actor.

The situation is very true and I have heard this from many of friends that there relatives did these to snatched piece of land from there immediate brothers and sisters.
Hahaha maybe not the best time. Minimum enrollment isn't too bad if you ever do decide to do it. I believe it's just 1 class every other semester as long as you finish within 6 years I (10 classes total).
I've seen non-relational databases used for things like logs, streaming data, time series, caching. I'm not saying they don't have uses. You probably know that prior to the release of Oracle in the mid-80s all databases were non-relational. Some of the "NoSQL" ideas are actually old ideas, database models that got replaced by relational databases decades ago.

Lots of big companies use Redis, MongoDB, Cassandra, DynamoDB, etc. when those tools address a business requirement better than a relational database. I have not seen NoSQL databases replacing important relational databases, I have seen NoSQL databases used for specific business requirements.

Of course big companies do a lot of software development, so you're more likely to see a variety of languages and tools in a larger organization. That may or may not validate the tools some people in the organization choose. Many large companies still use COBOL.
i can imagine vaguely how doxing and swatting could be related, for example discovering dox that support claims made against a person when swatting them, but ive always thought they were two distinct practices.

with that being said i think the full practice of doxing is an amalgam of two or more offences [i.e. stalking; slander; libel; defamation]
What is the cognitive bias called in which you see an internet post talking about a personal experience that is clearly perfectly plausible/likely, but instead choose to down vote them and assert the said experience is fraudulent by citing a wikipedia article that is barely incidentally related?

This is clearly a flavor-of-the-month tool that has been getting much coverage on these sorts of sites lately, why impune the guys mental function?
Math Can, in Theory, Help You Escape a Hungry Bear
Solar has 10x lower output in UK during winter, when energy is needed most. It's almost completely unfeasable here.
IMHO both communities are small, but very active for their size. The only that appears "dead" for me is GNU-Smalltalk. At least the versions in Debian and Debian-based distro repositories look barely maintaned. I could not get their class browser working anymore. You can see lots of complaints about it on the web, and the issue persists for years.
Sony kinda wrote the book on artificial scarcity with the first 2-3 playstations...
Probably worth it to bet they lost the paperwork and get a settlement.
There are cases where this isn't true, and this is one of those cases.