skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The post runs on postage, not taxes. It should run on postage, and should be able to expand its services
It used to be called Startup News.

https://news.ycombinator.com/hackernews.html
More remix than adaptation, Foundation is top-notch storytelling
Why don't the gas stations just sell regular gas and not this special sauce that's inflating the price?
As one who leans left, I agree with you.

>But since I recognize that that oligopolistic companies can be just as oppressive as de jure government (hence the small "l"), I can't see the ongoing political arc against the USPS as anything but an attempt by the private carriers to destroy the public institution such that they can better price gouge.
My team at Barclays Bank UK, 3 people quit this month and they are doomed, hhaah
Just IPTables drop the whole range, if not the whole ASN. Same as any other attacking range, if its administered by an unresponsive entity, then you have zero obligation to route their packets.
> value to be created in the future

this is the subjective, aka, speculative value.

> resulting in more corn and more lumber

this is the objective value - it's already realized (aka, this is the profits the company have made).

> Both can't be true at the same time.

They are different things, and certainly can be true at the same time.

> The problem is that we need someone to have incorrect believes so we can sell to them

no, we need someone who would speculate that the future value would be higher than today's value, but it's not a ponzi scheme because the company is constantly creating value (as it's profitable currently).

Ponzi scheme requires that there's no underlying value being generated, and that all current profits paid out from new investors.
Corresponds with dropping ie11 today too https://twitter.com/cramforce/status/1443962459723755533?s=2...
Isn't it a tad early to call it a massive success?
Our faculty (Masaryk University Faculty of Informatics) definitely has such an oath & everyone has to take it - here in Czech: Section 33 (5): https://is.muni.cz/do/mu/Uredni_deska/Predpisy_MU/Fakulta_in...

Machine translated to English (FI MUNI is heavy into NLP anyway ;-) ) it looks like this:

a) at the bachelor's degree: “I solemnly promise to dedicate my life to the service of humanity;
I will keep Masaryk University, where I obtained a bachelor's degree, and its teacher
in the memory and respect that belong to them; I will be faithful to my profession and I will be fair and accommodating
to his colleagues; I will develop the projects I participate in to the best of my ability
so as to serve man; I will not tolerate evil, bad practices or bribery; I will not allow that
issues of religion, nationality, race, party politics or social status
my professional decisions; I will not abuse my professional knowledge and skills even under duress. So
I promise to my honor, freely and of my own free will. "

b) at the master's degree: “I solemnly promise to dedicate my life to the service of humanity;
I will maintain my love and gratitude for Masaryk University, where I obtained a master's degree;
I will responsibly perform all my professional duties and consider the ethical implications of my
professional activity; I will not allow my activity to be in conflict with the rights of individuals, groups
or organizations to respect their privacy and integrity and will not allow their knowledge to be misused
and the ability to enable their violation; I will not abuse the properties of the processing systems
information or knowledge of them for their personal benefit; I will be in my professional career
to act with awareness of the limits of my professional competence and the field in which I work; I will help
deepening awareness of the nature and possibilities of their discipline in society. So I promise myself
honor, freely and of one's own free will. "

c) at the doctoral degree “I solemnly promise to dedicate my life to the service of humanity; I will preserve
love and gratitude to Masaryk University, where I obtained a doctorate; I will
carry out all their professional duties responsibly and consider the ethical implications of their actions in their
profession and scientific field; I will expand and develop knowledge in my discipline; I will
work in this direction to deepen / deepen the awareness of ethical responsibility for the consequences
application and use of procedures and knowledge of informatics in society; I will respect protection
intellectual property rights and to weigh it responsibly in relation to the free flow of the open
scientific knowledge in international public ownership. So I promise to my honor, freely
and of their own free will. "

I strive to respect this oath but I'm not sure if all the other absolvents do or even remember taking it. :P
Yes, obviously ROAS is only computed over the people who saw the ad. That's not in question. The point is that knowing how many people saw the ad and then bought the product doesn't actually tell you how effective the ad was at improving your business.

Imagine a product, let's call it Oxygen, that every single person buys $10 worth of every month. It has 100% market penetration.

One day, Oxygen Corp decides to take out a $1M ad buy. They reach 1 million people, all of whom then go on to buy $10 of Oxygen, as measured by cross-site conversion tracking. $1M ad buy to move $10M of product - that's a whopping 10.0 ROAS. Must be the most effective ad campaign ever run, right?
The breakfast at Cheval Blanc Courchevel just didn’t feel the same over a Zoom call.
I would be interested in at least the performance of type hinted clojure code.
I recommend World War Z though if your into this stuff you’ve probably already read it. It is absolutely nothing like the movie they based on the back cover. ;)

Though I have to say that for all the planning and exercises to prepare for nuclear war, pandemics, alien invasions, and zombie outbreaks the government fell absolutely flat on its face when we actually had one.

Maybe we really do need Bruce Campbell to take charge and save the world.
Didn’t they use ActiveX plug-ins for their authentication?
You don't need perfect, but some actual planning and application of the scientific method is called for.
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>It's not AWS preventing a twitter alternative from popping up.

Really? Cause I seem to recall that every company in their tech stack decided to drop Parler, including Amazon, and including removals from both app stores.

I'd like to see "half the people of HN" create a twitter clone - but don't forget ALL the infrastructure, no service providers, no app stores, no hosting, etc.
Cryptocurrency? Perhaps. Technologically, bitcoin is a failure and not a solution to anything. Monero is a much better project.

Also, it's perfectly possible to inflate bitcoin despite its fixed supply. It's possible to inflate any currency. Implement fractional reserve banking on top of it. New coins will be created through loans, inflating the currencies.
Is that for legibility or are they fearful that you might smudge covid-19 onto the labels? (Which is pretty backwards given how rare contact transmission is).
> Amazing how we can all be turned against each other so effectively, while a small portion of the population, who needs help the least, has no problem whatsoever advocating vigorously for their own benefit.

I know it wasn’t your main point, but this really made me think. Is it possible that these traits are somewhat correlated, in the sense that people who are more likely to advocate for their own interests & needs (in a persuasive way) are more likely to be successful in other areas (financial) as well?
FSD Beta (not Tesla Autopilot) drives door to door right now. Go on youtube and search for "FSD Beta 10" to get a feel of it. It makes mistakes enough that you need an attentive driver who can take over, so you still need a steering wheel. Level 3-5 is all about ever less driver intervention but as far as functionality goes, Teslas can drive autonomously on highways and urban settings across the entire US.
Ehhhh the extreme concentration of wealth in the minority?

That said, it should be forbidden to emit this volume of emissions for the sake of so few people.
So did 64 bit CPU adoption get delayed because addresses are hard to read compared to 32 bit addresses? Maybe not so much...

But the argument might still hold. If 80% of average network admins decide to hate IPv6 because they can no longer remember IP addresses of several machines and subnets by heart that might hinder adoption. Most of them are not daily affected by the fact that the world has run out of IPv4 addresses. And NAT works well enough for most of them, many are even convinced it gives them security.
'Rude' has such a wide variety of interpretations that it's impossible to tell.

It's possible you may be in a demanding situation, with high impact professionals who are more direct, possibly even terse, and you're just not used to it.

It could be a situation where leadership is from a different generation where they just were not PC or didn't mince words - that's hard to describe other than they may not have any reluctance to use slightly uncomfortable expletives.

There's also a huge difference between rude actions, and rude manner - frankly, people who seem crufty I find are actually more honest. Often, the truly manipulative people are the one's are those who 'seem nice' but take negative actions behind your back.

Maybe they're just really cold and direct, or don't smile. My girlfriend thinks those who don't smile or use pleasantries to be 'rude' while I find prefer candor without the sugary coating.

Someone making 'bad actions' i.e. really selfish behaviour, controlling information, not sharing, siloing teams - this is bad but very often is not accompanied with rude manner.

And of course, you have basic manner that can be toxic, i.e. constantly demeaning people, calling them 'stupid' or 'idiots' or whatever which is really not ever acceptable in normal situations.

You'd have to be really, really specific in terms of the actual communication because someone raising their voice and saying "This is a fing mess, we really need to work on this!" is kind of rude, but not that big a of a deal. Someone saying "Jared fed this up once again, why don't you explain to us all how much of an idiot you are?" - which is totally unacceptable. etc..

'Rude' is just a very vague term that could mean so many things.
I figured superpowers.
I can count on no hands the number of times I have ever needed to invert a binary tree in my entire career.

I'm sure someone knows. I'm also sure that I don't care: why didn't they use the standard library function for it?
Or earnestly believe that we will be some day. Temporarily embarrassed, etc.
> you can't take a withdrawal from?

you could, but other shareholders might not want it withdrawn. So you have to argue and hash it out with other shareholders.

So the currency being held by the company is not worth exactly the same as currency held in your own bank account (of which you have full control over).

But it doesn't mean those currency is worthless.
If your brand is a registered trademark, you can have google stop your competitors from referencing it in search ad copy.

https://support.google.com/adspolicy/answer/6118?hl=en
It's interesting that Hungarian is one of the few Uralic languages in modern Europe, alongside Finnish and Estonian as the other 2 major representatives. Finland and Estonian could be argued to have enjoyed outsized success in STEM fields as well. I wonder if there could be value in learning languages with divergent roots. Most Europeans learn multiple languages, but typically they have similar roots (Indo-European) and a fair amount of crossover.

There is some evidence for the weak form of linguistic relativity, the idea that language can have significant impact on cognition. Perhaps taken to the extreme, with learning many varied and highly divergent languages at a young age, it can explain some of e.g. von Neumann's brilliance.
Product placement is a subset of advertising, not a different thing.
OpenBSD man page (https://man.openbsd.org/isalnum.3):

“OpenBSD always uses the C locale for these functions, ignoring the global locale, the thread-specific locale, and the locale argument.“

and https://man.openbsd.org/setlocale.3:

“On OpenBSD, the only useful value for the category is LC_CTYPE. It sets the locale used for character encoding, character classification, and case conversion. For compatibility with natural language support in packages(7), all other categories — LC_COLLATE, LC_MESSAGES, LC_MONETARY, LC_NUMERIC, and LC_TIME — can be set and retrieved, too, but their values are ignored by the OpenBSD C library. A category of LC_ALL sets the entire locale generically, which is strongly discouraged for security reasons in portable programs.”

Probably non-standard, but from what I read here, also a defensible choice.
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No twitter for me - what did you say?
A free market knows who needs and deserves money better than the government. Government handouts go always to the wrong people, making the problem worse. This happens because government has less information than local actors on a free market.

Rich people own assets, not money. Rich people have debt collateralized by their assets, so they get double benefit from inflation. Their debt gets wiped off, and their asset prices increase. And because they are the ones who get low interest rate debt first, they also benefit from the Cantillion effect, which means that they're not hurt by inflated prices, so much as those who try to buy assets later with their wages.

Inflation hurts workers and entrepreneurs most because their savings are wiped off, and their income or revenue lags behind inflated prices. There is no way to save and use the savings to plan and invest in a better future. The ability to save and invest later is the base of a prosperous economy. Inflation also destroys reliable price signals, which makes it very difficult for an economy to work.
It's probably not like that because then you could have something be both a valid hostname and a valid ip address
Wow, I have used Netlify for years, but never knew about this feature. Thanks! This is handy
That's not normally a reason to suspend delivery. It's Timor Leste's postal service's problem to do the final delivery.

I can still send mail there from the UK (which seems to have no restrictions) or Denmark.

https://www.postnord.dk/en/service-interruptions/reopening-o...
This is news? Everything Apple makes is a repair nightmare, that is their gimmick. You have to buy Applecare and you have to buy parts from them. That is the only way they can “innovate” — or so they have always claimed.
it entitles you to sell that legal fractional ownership to someone else.

If your fraction is high enough, you could have full legal control. But since it's very dispersed, there would be a discount on the value of that legal ownership.

But the fact that you still own it is worth something, and that is exactly what the share price is indicating.
Uhmmmm, why not set it up in Malaysia?
> I had one course where the reading assignment for the first meeting (as in the first time we’d met as a class; we hadn’t even gone over the syllabus yet) was an 30-page article, and the entire text of Thucydides (which to be clear, is 548 pages in the Landmark translation.

Aside from the Herculanean task of so much reading, Thucydides is one of the most difficult books I have ever read. The Landmark Translation took me almost 2 years to read, and I was not coming in blind, having already read Herodotus and many of the ancient greek plays. Reading that book in a month would be almost impossible. a week, I cannot imagine.
For a more accurate dissection on the topic please read this already linked blog post:

https://slatestarcodex.com/2017/05/26/the-atomic-bomb-consid...

TLDR: the reason indeed has to do with Ashkenazi Jews, who are genetically more likely to have high IQ (at the price of several illness specific only to them), but also the number of them at the country and their class. The reason Martians is called out as an “anomaly”, is due to Hungary being thought of as a small country unlikely to give so many talented people to the world. But the fact is, that countries having similar percentage of Ashkenazi Jewish people had similar percentage of Nobel price winners, eg. Germany. It’s just thought of as a bigger country where it doesn’t seem as extraordinary.
Quell uproar? What uproar? Has the usage of instagram taken a dive? Or is this just the usual fake outrage pushed by the media that hates Facebook?
Are you relaxing or just numbing yourself?
Has anybody read the book? How would you describe the writing style?
If this is true then maybe the fault lies partially with the bad-faith legislators who have stuffed the bill with a Christmas wish-list of items that suit their agenda but have nothing to do with climate change, thus making it harder for the bill to pass?
Well, every civilisational leap always brings famine and impoverishment. England itself wasn't the exception - remember the Enclosures and the struggle of Luddites. China is not an example - it was a great tragedy for China that it was never properly colonised, that could be a way to avoid disasters of the last 200 years, which are given the new trends there, are not about to end any time soon.
Revenue neutral doesn't mean you can't increase taxes. It just means the funding isn't based on borrowing.
I do not care.

I am not making an entirely economic argument.

Fact is, the Post Office is in the Constitution and it must be run by the Federal Government. The basic premise behind all of that is we are better able to exercise our freedom with it, and self governance than without and that is also the basis for the authority government has.

It was deemed necessary we have a Post Office as part of all that to actually work and be to our benefit.

Say what you want. Public good has clear use outside technical economic theory.
See above. I am not making an entirely economic argument.
Honestly, I'll never understand American politics. Linking a EV tax credit to unionisation just boggles my mind.
This is why you get two, one primary and one backup - they (Coinbase) actively encourage you to enroll two (or more, i think the limit is 5 or 6).

Also, their mobile app recently was updated to support NFC Yubikeys...
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I don’t know the full set of kosher laws (kosher laws do not apply just to foods). But I do know that my parents’ caskets had no glues or adhesives. Only wooden dowels. I would guess the law is all wood.
My assumption is legibility, should be a nice cost savings when you don't have to read handwriting.
Because the rest of us are subsidizing the externality of the destruction your petrol car is wreaking on the environment.

...also, given that you're calling it a "petrol" car - a Briticism - do you even live in the US? If not, you won't be the one subsidizing it in case this bill comes to pass anyway.
> demand access to that share's worth of assets?

if you owed me some money, can i chop up a part of your kidney to sell?

the ridiculous notion that you are entitled to use or own an asset directly partially just because you own the shares partially is a misunderstanding of the legal structure of share ownership.

You do not own any assets of the underlying company of the shares you hold. You merely own the company itself.

It's like trying to claim a piece of america (or your country) because you are a citizen of that country.
To be misleading, the tweets would have to make or a imply a claim about something we can measure, which I think is (sadly) already a big hurdle for most political tweets.
No other country (democracy or not) has such a huge influx of legal and illegal immigrants and a laughably porous border. The US admits more people than the populations of some these democracies that people compare the US with.

You can have a huge welfare state or open borders but not both. Unless the US invents a perpetual motion machine.

Edit: downvotes and running away, the mark of a rational mind
> skipping an advert after 5 seconds

YT ads are not shown on Firefox with a plugin such as uBlock Origin. Just in case you're one of today's lucky 10,000.
I've so far failed to understand why aircraft get singled out when it comes to climate change. They produce something like 3.5% of global emissions, but they definitely get more than 3.5% of global attention.

Please do convince me though. I'd like to understand.

(In the interest of full disclosure, I should note that I've been in the aviation industry and sort of still am.)
Not if you always use the square brackets. Which is of course slightly awkward to type every single time.
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