skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I guess it's easier to make a shovel than it is to make a GPU, and it's easier to do industrial-scale crypto mining for a company that already owns a datacenter than it is to build an industrial earth processing operation. If NVidia wanted to mine a lot of coins, they no doubt have a few employees that could get that started. But it doesn't seem like they want to, perhaps because it's not a sustainable business or perhaps because their customers are already mad at them and they don't want to make it worse. (Though it's not really their fault that customers are mad at them; they're actually mad that someone invented cryptocurrency, which is not NVidia's fault.)
Ah thanks for clarifying. I didn't know that Webauthn did that. I had planned to read up in it in detail but at work it has been ruled out for implementation for the next months so it didn't have priority :)

I really appreciate the breakdown of how it works! I agree this makes phishing almost impossible (at least without obtaining a valid cert which is in itself really hard for a non state actor)
For conservative Christians (at least for me -- I am one) the biblical story of Sodom and Gomorrah is for all intents and purposes non-falsifiable. Science already says that Jesus couldn't have raised Himself from the dead. If science keeps you from believing that Jesus rose from the dead, the rest of the Bible is just minor details.
And those networks imprint their structure in what they build[1].

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway%27s_law
The vaccine maximalists ridicule "horse paste" because many people are literally buying and ingesting products intended for livestock.
I think it's disappointing that this thread has devolved into a political discussion that is hardly related to the topic. The scientific/medical achievement here seems significant.

As an MD, the difference between calling in a script for a pill and arranging for outpatient infusion therapies is vast.
It seems like a super bad choice, and people will have a hard time googling for the company, because there's no way the company is going to surpass the decades of results for "malloc" the syscall name.

I feel that you did a good service in warning them about this. But then again, this is what venture capital is all about. Try every permutation of things and eventually you'll hit on a unicorn idea. Maybe naming a company after the most common syscall on the most common OS on the planet is a winning strategy after all?
"Misogyny" means "hatred or mistrust of women". I don't see how this expressed either a hatred or mistrust for women. You are calling this person a horrible thing over a very small issue. I do not find this especially empathic.

I wish people were a bit more careful before slinging these words around, not just because it's overly harsh but also because I consider these to be serious issues, but when used as a cudgel carelessly thrown around it devalues the term, and thus devalues the actual real problems it describes (or rather, once described, as this ship, unfortunately, seems to have already sailed).

There really is some nuance to be had in these things.
Did you consider that that what created the materialism, is the same as what created the reason for you to move to NA in the first place?
The immediate parent comment is correct. Because Covid precluded elective surgery which is a major money maker for hospitals, the bottom line was hit. Consequently many hospitals cut back, and lot go physicians, PAs, nurses, techs, etc. When you hear hospitals are full, it very often isn't because of lack equipment or beds, but rather insufficient staff, especially nurses due to legal regulations around staffing ratios. (Source wife is a healthcare worker on the frontlines)
I’d love to know how the Trader Joe’s Dijon mustard compares. It’s made in France, cheap/available, and I always thought it tasted better than Grey Poupon
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I always adored the idea of recycling dead flesh instead of preserving it the way it's commonly done but there is a danger to consider: prions - they can get into the soil, then into the plants and then into the animals.
I don't quite understand. Suppose a company has a bank account with $1000. I own shares equating to 25% of the company, worth $250. The company has a good quarter and the bank account grows to $2000, but it doesn't pay a dividend.

How should the growth of the bank account affect the price of my shares? Under the model of stock pricing you described, the price wouldn't increase and it would take a fool to buy them from me for more than $250. But the bank account of which I own 25% of the shares has doubled in value, so it wouldn't make sense to me that the share price wouldn't change.
Alberta has 173 normal ICU beds. As of this Monday, there were 312 Albertans in ICUs, 265 of whom for COVID [1]. The extra 139 beds were surge capacity, created by shutting down other services, postponing surgeries, and diverting resources to COVID ICU treatments.

Even if the number of COVID patients in ICUs halved, we would have 132 people in the ICU with COVID, or 179 patients in total for all causes. It would still be over capacity and need surge beds, but it would still be much better than the current state. What this tells me is that whether we can skip mandates depends a lot on healthcare capacity in your region. Maybe the US with its higher population-adjusted ICU beds can get back to normal sooner than Canada.

[1] https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/alberta-health-care-...
Is there a developer community or forum for the notion.so api? The slack channel published on your developer website is down.
This is a rather rare occurrence, and was fixed, with legal consequences for the bank.
What are normal ICU levels and is this a goalpost that can ever be achieved?

Long before Covid, it was well-known that hospital ICUs were designed to run fairly close to 100% capacity because it wasn't profitable to pay for staff that weren't truly needed at any given time. Is there any hospital that is going to pay for far more staff than they need and somehow manufacture many ICU beds out of nowhere? I feel like this is a goalpost intentionally designed to never be achievable.

As further evidence, if the situation was actually so dire, would unvaccinated people (many of whom already had Covid) be on the chopping block in so many locations?
>What if I sell my car and don't transfer my NFT showing ownership of the car? Who will enforce the requirement that I must transfer the NFT when I sell my car

Buying a car without getting the NFT would be as dumb as buying a car and not getting the title. Sure it's possible to do but it's a pretty basic fundamental step and if you don't trust yourself to do it then maybe just go to a dealer and let them take care of you.
Just power through, you can do it!
Can you read my comment here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28721310 and let me know if it makes sense to you?
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What fun! I can only imagine how the funding proposal might have been evaluated:

"Hmm... so these guys want us to give them money to fire a bunch of medieval cannons with pre-industrial gunpowder."
As someone who generally likes Google, I'm glad this is not happening. No currently large tech company should also be a bank; that level of extreme consolidation can only end in a negative for users.
I probably fall into the "vaccine maximalist" category, having family who fall into high-risk categories (age, immune-compromised).

This doesn't change my feelings. The existence of a treatment doesn't negate the importance of vaccination. It does make me hopeful that a return to normal may come sooner than later, as any new treatments reduce the risk of my family dying should they, despite their best efforts, become infected.
The article states that they used five specially designed drones. I thought that means that those are different then three products listed on saildrones' website. The one in NOAA's article looks a bit more sturdy (more compact sail) than the small model.
There's no reliable evidence that healthcare workers wearing proper PPE are exposed to extremely large viral loads. Nor is there evidence that symptom severity depends on initial viral load (beyond some minimum threshold for infection). It's a plausible hypothesis but the human challenge trials necessary to prove or disprove it haven't been done yet.
It is impossible to evaluate what could be interpreted as harassment. Maybe 10 years ago you could have, but today everything is harassment. Words are changing meaning and becoming offensive so fast people cannot even keep up.
It's actually a correct use of the term. A “black swan” is something that is believed not to be possible – or, in retrospect, something that was believed impossible but happened anyway.

The term predates the discovery of black swans;

> However, in 1697, Dutch explorers led by Willem de Vlamingh became the first Europeans to see black swans, in Western Australia.[9] The term subsequently metamorphosed to connote the idea that a perceived impossibility might later be disproven. Taleb notes that in the 19th century, John Stuart Mill used the black swan logical fallacy as a new term to identify falsification.[10]
and my point is that there is an easy way to recover from that situation, where as with crypto you are out of luck.
> That's what happens when a group of hyper-politicized people

Well, maybe you work on undisciplined repositories or technical mailing lists, but most of us do not want to read people's jokes, funny, offensive, or not, when we are on a technical forum.

It's really patronizing to say, "Oh, those primitive foreigners, we have to excuse them for posting offensive jokes on a technical forum."
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Phase 3 trial was stopped on a positive interim analysis by DSMB and in consultation with FDA

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Safety

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No, they are management's developer preferences.
Why is it Craigslist's burden to enforce the law? Presumably, if some law were being violated a potential renter could sue, no?
> The Ridgeback founders were on CNBC this morning in a very encouraging interview.

This just feels wrong and makes me uncomfortable for reasons I’m not quite able to articulate.
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> which is much, much worse.

This attack wouldn't have been possible if they didn't allow SMS 2FA, so I don't think that's fair to say at all.
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How many vehicles do that though? I can only think of Tesla, and they’re already pretty notoriously unreliable straight from the factory. All of the vehicles I’ve been in, including at trade shows, had physical buttons for most of the vehicle functions, and touch screens for secondary and tertiary operations.
It’s more complicated than that. Aren’t they required to report this to the US gov? When someone takes out out they would trigger capital gains.
Selling a car and not transferring the NFT is akin to selling a car and not transferring the title. Sure it's possible and you could con some really dumb people but it would be an expected part of the deal and the kind of people who buy used cars are already wary of scammers for this reason.
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> exerts its antiviral action through introduction of copying errors during viral RNA replication

How does this target only viral RNA, not the body's own?

Copying errors don't sound like something you want in your own RNA.

"However, there are inherent risks in this approach. NHC can be metabolized by the host
cell to the 20-deoxyribonucleoside form by the ribonucleotide reductase and then incorporated into the host cell DNA. The mutagenic effect of NHC has been shown in animal cell cultures (10), raising concerns on the potential risk of molnupiravir-induced tumorigenesis and the emergence of detrimental mutations in sperm precursor cell generation and embryo development."

https://www.jbc.org/article/S0021-9258(21)00667-0/pdf

Yikes. I think, instead of quaffing carcinogens, it's wiser to get vaccinated.
Seems like a pretty good strategy to me. It's cool that one employee can drive such a large change. Google should get better at retaining talent though to mitigate this type of risk.
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Imagine how far this is from a utopia where all finance is running in defi. Singularity will come first.
You can change your phone number by re-validating your identity. During the 2FA step when logging in, you can click on "I need to change my phone number" (or similar).
That doesn't work on iOS, nor on Safari on Mac for any released version as far as I understand:

https://caniuse.com/mdn-api_storagemanager_persist
That's literally the entire purpose of the OP. Great that they're not paywalled though.
That sounds pretty awful and definitely beyond the competence of a scrum master. I would expect such things agreed between product and engineering managers