skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/bitcoin-transactionfees...

https://ycharts.com/indicators/bitcoin_average_transaction_f...

https://www.blockchain.com/charts/fees-usd-per-transaction
The Bin Laden family is well known in middle east Civil engineering circles.

I probably have a Bin Laden number of 3 or even 2 given I used to work for a well known Arab Consulting engineers in London and I am sure my department boss knew Bin Laden's Father.
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Seems the book can be downloaded from the CIA website? Or perhaps it's just an article of Fritz Springmeier that relates to the book?

https://www.cia.gov/library/abbottabad-compound/FC/FC2F53710...
There are valid usecases for libraries to take callbacks to parameterize stuff - namely, when the library needs something from the client that the client should always be able to provide synchronously, and it would be too much work to create an interface to let the client pass in the information asynchronously.

Example: memory allocation?

But it doesn't work the other way around: The library shouldn't try to restrict the user about all the things it should want to do. Taking dozens of hooks to cover all possible situations will only make the API harder and harder to use.
I fully disagree. If you were to declare by decree that all companies must be worker owned, you would create a vastly different economic and social structure from if it was actually owned communally, for example, you would have serious differences in income and capital ownership due to market competition, as well as incentives against vertical integration.

This is not extensive government intervention, it boils down to a simple change in property ownership laws.

Also, loans are fully compatible with worker-owned companies, so you can still have capital transfer.

So I disagree very strongly that this "boils down to irrelevance".
Sure, but when a more cost effective technology comes along, it doesn't mean that it indicates that the old way was a rip off or exploitative, especially when the newer method lacks numerous requirements the government put in place for the old method.
I thought most of the flagship brands of Android phone have no headphone jack now?
The problem is that companies also want an objective hiring process, because otherwise employee bias will seep in. The fact that these two issues are in opposition (plus the general recruiting pipeline issues) are why this is such a difficult problem to solve.
They're the only party to oppose vaccine passports in Canada. So can't be all bad. Polling around 5-8% now and gaining, high enough might make a big difference who next leader of Canada will be. On the conspiracy side, some are speculating he's a plant to help Trudeau.
Can you change your search engine? I don't use Google.
I’m not quite sure what you meant by this statement

“Javascript that runs on back-button mouse over is not where to put your efforts.”

Was this something you observed on our site, or just a general point about prioritising the core product over fancy UI effects on the website? Would you mind clarifying?
Hey, please don't post stuff like that last bit to HN. Maybe you don't think you owe better to web designers you disagree with (though "fuck you" seems completely over the top), but you owe this community better if you're posting to it. It's all too easy for places like this to poison themselves to death, which is a fate we'd prefer to stave off if possible.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

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No, I just found it couple of years back and since then it’s my cheatsheet. The best part is, you can pick your workout focused on any particular muscle and learn about it as well.
We're talking about teenagers, not adults with several years of household finance experience.
Just because others have made the same mistake in the other direction doesn't mean it's good to do the same thing in pursuit of a different conclusion.

Skepticism is good, but if you find yourself preferring one outcome over another then you should be extra critical of stuff that supports your preferred outcome because you're more likely to want to give it a pass.

Similarly you should be more willing to entertain stuff that goes the other way because you're more likely to incorrectly dismiss something that's actually true.
What is a rolling 72-100 hour fast? You don't eat for 72 hours and then allowed to eat for 100 hours before the cycle starts? How do you source your magnesium/potassium?
I don't think so, Neil Patrick Harris might be playing an equivalent role it seems like. The old storyline is done, this is now the present or near future or so it seems. Kind of alluding to "you don't need super tactical Agents, you can just give them a pill and a nice Chardonn... er.. cellphone and distract people into oblivion."
Don't know what security on airports would think about that one today, heh.
I'm reading here various conspiracy theories about how the current time was inserted by one technical trick or another. We should at least consider the possibility that this was simply a preview of the matrix we all live in, and to prepare us for waking up in a vat of mucus.
How does such an abstract idea get approval?

Like Figure 4B. It's a diagram that basically says, if something happens and we need a new entity we create one... Figure 4A is literally talking about adding to an array. Figure 1 is just a diagram of a computer?

The abstract is just garbage collection...
There are people who need to use prescribed medications to help regulate their mental health (usually in addition to psychotherapy), however I don't include cannabis in that realm.

Cannabis (THC) has properties that (in some, not all and sometimes the reverse) reduce anxiety however, from what I've seen and experienced, cannabis is by in large used to self-medicate instead of seek real treatment.
91.0.2 as of this moment, rebooting now into the newest one.
Worth noting that the "emergency physician" the Washington Post quotes in this op-ed works at CIA front In-Q-Tel: https://twitter.com/LLinecook/status/1434245760455954434
More specifically, only the channel participants have to store it, and only as long as the channel is open.
Half the links are also incorrect. Change the start variable in the URL if you can't open the section you want.
That's just it, we don't know yet. The reality (in terms of frequency, duration, and average severity) could be an order of magnitude off in either direction relative to the anecdata.

Covid has been totally alien in multiple ways already. The long-term effects could also be totally outside the norms for other viruses.
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You just reinvented it by taking what I was picturing about 3 steps further.

Simplify food cooking so that its just "put this pre-cut prepared block of aluminum foil into the standard-temperature oven for 15 minutes", and "deliver".

HelloFresh already has "kits" that get delivered, and later people more or less just place them into the oven on the provided aluminum foil trays.
Wow, this actually looks great for a custom router - I assume I can use a miniPCIe wifi card to get AP functionality? That would make it perfect.

Not what I'd call affordable at $90 but the hardware and software abilities look promising.
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Maybe it's a shame that nothing of consequence hinged on it. If someone was aggrieved, we're more likely to get a court case out of it and the law changed.
Is anyone successfully using podman with docker-compose in the "locally remote" style that Docker Desktop makes simple? E.g. running `podman machine start` on a Mac, then `docker-compose up` to start all the containers in the current dir's `docker-compose.yml`, with mounts from the host and a default network. I'm following https://github.com/containers/podman/issues/11389 and https://github.com/containers/podman/issues/11397
I should patent arrays.
No, it's not on the money. Do you really not see the numerical discrepancy?
I use it a lot to filter, slice, and dice CSV (or other delimited) or fixed-format files. Sometimes I'll use q[1] if my needs are more complex. Or awk piped to q. It can be used as a fairly decent report generator for plain-text or HTML reports.

An time I want to process a bunch of lines in a text file, awk is my first consideration.

[1] http://harelba.github.io/q/
Here's my stupid text to speech website:

https://vo.codes

And you can try the alpha of "version 2" by visiting this, which has improvements in synthesis and vocoder quality, and also lets people contribute:

https://api.vo.codes/enable

This is far from state of the art, but you can see at the other end of the spectrum that it's an easy toy that anybody can use.

I'm working on a photo -> 3D rigged model system and model style transfer. You can follow me on Twitch or Twitter to see that when it's ready.
The nice thing about a 1-liner is you only lose a few minutes to throwing it out entirely and rewriting it to fit a new purpose. Dwelling on what might be needed is of limited utility, because of the very real possibility that what's actually needed in the future is wildly different from what you spent all that time planning for.
Some things are formally defined terms of art and some things aren't. There are some people here who don't merely want to learn a model for the naturals, they want some kind of spiritual essence of a number. It's useful to say that number is an informal term, and that the fuzzy boundaries you think with are adequate for communication.

Similarly, "crazy" is not a term of art for psychiatry. That doesn't mean a lack of definition, and lacking formalism does not mean inadequate for communication. By using a fuzzy term for communication, you imply a taste in curation and abstraction. It means you don't want to get into the details of what crazy means.

> That is like saying that physicists have no precise definition of "distance" because there is Euclidean distance, Geodesic distance, Hyperbolic distance, Hamming distance, Levenshtein distance etc etc etc

A metric is a term of art, and if that's the level of specificity you wanted, then it's adequate.
I moved my parents and siblings to Telegram. I have ws but I deactivated all ws notifications. I tell everyone If they want to contact me they can either call me or chat with me on telegram or via SMS.
I just watched the trailer, if you click the red pill it certainly sounds like his voice narrating. And his character is also portrayed.

https://thechoiceisyours.whatisthematrix.com/generated/v7/hi...
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Do you have data for that comparison?
Spoilers for a game that cannot be played in 2021 and can barely be watched on YouTube: Morpheus died in The Matrix Online and the filmmakers have stated the events in Online remain canon.
I haven't had this experience, looking at my last 10 days in the battery history there was only one time I broke 75% battery usage.

Put it down to usage differences, I have it in my pocket to listen to music and podcasts or take some photos if the need arises, but I'm not using my phone with the screen on all the time. Having a small phone is great for that.

If I knew I were going somewhere that I planned to have my phone out all day, I'd rather bring a battery instead of carrying around a bigger and more expensive phone for the 99% of the time when I don't need it.

The one thing I want from the larger phone sizes is the Pro camera module. But between the price and the size increases I'm happy with the mini.
Disagree, the trilogy is one of the best Sci-Fi trilogies available and utilizes ideas about people and computing in unique ways. I always heard that the sequels didn’t live up to the hype and avoided them during release. It was only later that I rented them and found out I was taking advice from lowest common denominator action movie fans. I only label those fans like that because their criticism only makes sense if you treat and view the films as blockbusters (which I think they’re pretty good at too).
AIUI creators can post links or to other services? So you can link Patreon, or link Twitch or what-have-you, and people can then find your content elsewhere.

Presumably, it's better financially for big channels to keep users on YouTube.
There is probably still a lot more AI/ML work to do at Netflix. For example if you are browsing through standup comedy specials and you see the trailer joke, and you skip to the next one, they know exactly where in the joke that comedian bombed for you. So for other people like you, they can show a different joke from their special, and for you they can build a profile of the kind of humor you like. Then if you start a video and stop it, they can know that the joke they showed as a trailer was not representative of the first impression the comedian gives in the special. etc.
This is exactly the sort of use case I wasn't imagining. Thanks for sharing.
That looks pretty cool. Some kind of combination between SigmaOS and Bonsai would seem especially interesting and useful.

(Side note: "SigmaOS" initially made me think it'd be an operating system. And "Bonsai Browser" reminds me a tiny bit of everyone's favorite purple monkey helper/[ad|spy]ware, Bonzi Buddy. Especially with the top of the page landing page saying things like "Use a hotkey to make bonsai appear anywhere". I don't actually think anyone would ever possibly confuse the two, but just an amusing thing that came to mind.)
Capitalism is to be understood as a political economy, not as some abstract economic-only concept that is impossible. A political economy is more capitalist in so far as private ownership of capital faces fewer restrictions and insofar as power is correlated to political ownership. Like all political systems, there are practical limits, but a system in which the power of capital is unrestrained and where very few restrictions to capital ownership exist can be called "unhindered capitalism", and these certainly existed.
Science as a whole is under attack, from the right.
anybody know similar apps for Linux?
I'm not saying it's good, I'm just giving another potent reason beyond self-interest.
> To me, the core of conservatism involves respecting existing institutions and customs, and wanting change to happen slowly.

To you, but your definition is 1) mostly theoretical, 2) co-opts a label that applies to a real things that are different, and 3) appears to be a kind of "exo-definition" (e.g. applied from outside).

IMHO, the "conservatism" you define doesn't have any real political life to it in America, and it never has. You might have something closer to real life if your "core" included recovering "institutions and customs" that had value but were lost, but that would still probably be lacking.

> but rather because they were advocating for a change that most people find repulsive.

Honestly, that sounds like a view from a bubble.
> Censorship doesn't encourage toxicity except by discouraging good actors disproportionately

Somewhat ironically, this is the same problem with tangentially related anti-piracy efforts: they punish the honest users but don't do anything to deter the dishonest ones.
“It's open source! We’ll let our customers fix it.”
I'm not going to go into the nuances of prolonged THC exposure and how it affects brain chemistry, especially under the guise of self-medication but you're not acting in good faith of our discussion by comparing THC to taking a bath.
"The hard part is actually starting. Once you start, everything becomes easier." - For whom?

These are those types of nuggets, and I say it as mellowly as I can, that sound good ("starting is most difficult part"), but have very little empirical, or even anecdotal, support.

Starting is on the other hand easier than sustaining calorie reduction or consistent exercise because enthusiasm makes the operations initially easier (see the subscription boom that gym every where have in September and January), but then when people start telling themselves that this was not as easy as they expected to be when unsupported by the initial enthusiasm, they quit.
Is it just me or does this feel kind of hamfisted? I think it would be a cool side detail to have (i.e. an analogue or digital clock shown somewhere in the trailer with the time), but it was kind of jarring and out of place to loudly hear the current time.
Also imagine that there are no truck drivers to drive the bananas from the plantations to your local stores, and no ships to bring fertilizer to the banana plantations. Even when they start growing again, it's going to be a while before you can get one.

Supply chains in general are in shambles. We had mass COVID outbreaks at the ports that shut down unloading, as well as outbreaks at see. Truck drivers are quitting because it ain't worth their while anymore. Countries closed their borders.
Patterns of consumer demand changed, so all the containers got stuck in North America.

Chips are the most obvious manifestation of this because the supply chains for them are long and complex, but we're going to see it in many other products as well once inventory buffers run out.
Those are probably not GUIDs but hashes used for cache busting. Changing them doesn't change the content. Running a lambda for this also seems uselessly costly.
"Although, three years ago the missile cost was seven
hundred fifty rupees but now it is three thousand "

Are you kidding me? RPGs or better ("missiles") cost 3000 rupees? That's 40 US$.
You still haven’t answered the question of why it’s valuable. You’re asking someone to do a lot of work by cleaning up their feature branch. What’s the benefit? The commits all get atomically added to master at the same time. Why would you want to revert to a state that master was never in? For instance, let’s say a feature is added and needs to be reverted. Personally, I prefer doing a single git revert <commit> and knowing that master is in a valid state.
Does this need a (2020) or am interpreting this document wrong?

Either way, how the hell do you get a patent for some abstract diagrams that represent a design pattern.

Like can I patent the "novel" by submitting a diagram like:

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| Character | Setting |
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| Situation | Theme |
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> the silent majority of progressives

Really, from what I can see all of current progressivism is compatible with his approach.

The silent majority of people who would have called themselves progressives a decade ago are silent because they are silenced and called racists or just right-wing if they question the new orthodoxy.

Ergo, the people you are referring to as a silent majority are no longer included as progressives.
Interesting approach! Building an "all-in-one" workflow tool is difficult because as the feature list grows the app becomes bloated with user-facing features in form of buttons, dropdowns etc.

It's cool to see a new design approach where user gets just about what they need at the time.

I'm building yet another workflow tool but with NLP doing the heavy lifting for the user. https://acreom.com

Excited to see where this all goes.
And UI and price.
Chinese names have more variation in their given names than their surnames. Given names that are homophones can be written using different characters, such that even if they sound the same, they look different in writing. See https://carlgene.com/blog/2011/11/most-common-%E5%90%8C%E9%9...

However, that written differentiation can be lost when a name is transliterated to English using the Roman alphabet... it's hard to encode 100,000+ characters into 26 letters and some accents.

Probably not a big deal when you're talking about famous people (Mao the dictator), but certainly there are a lot of ordinary Zhang Weis that could be confused for each other, especially if they use the same characters in Chinese too.

Speaking more generally, I believe the traditional Chinese culture emphasizes collective harmony over stand-out individualism, so the relative lack of individual uniqueness is probably not as big an issue. Fame is not something in and of itself worth seeking, or at least wasn't until recently -- the younger generations can seek individuality more than their ancestors. One Western author's take on it: https://jonlsullivan.com/2016/11/04/china-and-celebrity-poli...

But, back to the topic at hand, the problem of differentiating Chinese individuals is more a problem of how English speakers identify them than how they identify themselves to each other, in their native language and context. It's a weakness of transliteration and encoding.
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Not likely- the odds ratio vs non-users for smoking (2.01) is lower than that for vaping (2.26) and "other" (2.36).

They say that this is not statistically significant, however all forms of cannabis use vs non-users is statistically significant, with an odds ratio of 2.07 overall, and 2.31 for frequent users.

So if anything, the data suggests the opposite: smoking was lowest odds ratio.

Also, they adjust the findings to account for users that smoke, vape, etc, so it's not due to the fact that users are also more likely to smoke (compared to non-users).
Ridiculous, and corrosive. I understand this isn't "patenting ECS" but patenting optimizations to ECS that are heavily inspired from existing work like, for example, JIT javascript runtimes, is shameful behavior. I hope Epic or someone else produces prior art and the requisite shaming. The reason ECS is even a thing is because of the endless amount of sharing and openness from game engine studios at conferences like GDC. This runs counter to that openness, and is particularly corrosive given the trend towards game engines becoming more and more aligned with trying to lift all boats (such as the efforts by Epic and more recently Amazon's Open 3D engine.)
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>Cool, if I see them working how I see similar dapps working

As if installing a custom browser plugin and managing a wallet thru the browser is convenient for any average user. Lofty.AI is far better than the current crap-dapps workflow. Add the token to your Algo wallet, buy them on Lofty with CC or bank account. Done.

>Are they? I see devs that try and fail to build there

I literally just provided two HN startups that are using it now, including one that pivoted to use it. There's also $50M+ in assets on Yieldly and there is still no simpler crypto wallet to use than the Algorand branded wallet.