skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That wasn't clear from the "proposal", and there are tax schemes in the world were it worked exactly like this.

Thanks for the clarification though: this makes more sense indeed.
More like C-acute. C-accent would be C' which, I am sure, will be invented at some point in the future or past.....
I’ve said this a number of times before, but I still can’t see why loans > $1m against share-based collateral shouldn’t be taxed as income.
Works at least for F(x) = c and F(x) = x (∀c ∈ ℝ)

(this is not legal advice)
>One of the hardest things about LaTeX is deciding how to pronounce it.This is also one of the few things I'm not going to tell you about LaTeX, since pronunciation is best determined by usage, not fiat.

Leslie Lamport

Btw the GitHub repo is named cito .
For me the fact that this guy's head was buried in the grave of a 5 year old child (that is not chance - someone did that deliberately) says a lot about humanity.

Someone took his head and put it with what I am assuming is his kid. Daddy and his child together at the end.

As I sit here watching my 2 year old play, I find this story quite touching in that regard.
Eh, as a dev with family in real estate development, I can see why it hasn't. Zoning and building codes alone seem like an enormous impediment to scaling anything there.
Paris is not really much of English speaking city. (I travel to Paris often)
Ah, didn't know Samsung requires that too, too bad. I'm with you on F-Droid.
They can always change the name later. Like Nimrod -> Nim. But the intrigue of this name got a click from me so it is effective at mitigating PL infant mortality.
How Apple-1 would look in 2021?
Many houses in San Jose don't have air conditioning.
That article is misleading - there are no scenarios where a billionaire is going to withdraw their wealth as income where it might be subject to an income tax. Of course the amount of income tax they pay is tiny and comparable to a multi-millionaire. That is the level of income where all their material wants are met.

Even ignoring taxes why would anyone ever want to get paid billions dollars in a direct cash transfusion? Nothing they would be buying regularly costs that much!

They should be leading with how much of the tax burden the billionaires are responsible for shouldering, not how much they are shouldering via one specific tax that isn't there to tax them. Income tax isn't for business owners, it is for people who earn an income!
There seems to be a parallel between this subtext and similar ones that emerged after previous leaks.

"Russia-funded hackers broke into one party's emails to expose geopolitical enemies while protecting their stooge."
Play the game: http://iplayif.com/?story=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ifarchive.org%2Fi...
I've literally never seen anyone complain about "Merry Christmas" except in Fox News fever dreams. Are there actually any examples of people complaining about it?

On the other hand, people don't greet me with "happy pride" during June, but they do greet me with "merry Christmas" during December, so perhaps there's a false equivalency there too.
I just googled "Conway's Game of Life" to know more about it and they had a special search page with it running on the side.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Conway%27s+Game+of+life
I went back and dug to find the exact source I was thinking of (I heard it in a freakonomics podcast long ago, took awhile to find).

https://freakonomics.com/podcast/reasons-to-be-cheerful/
https://www.inquirer.com/philly/health/Nature_vs_Nurture__Do...

The big thing is this is purely about IQ.

Think of it like folks being born at a certain IQ, and you can really only maintain it (exercise, love, healthy eating, sleep, etc.) You can't bolster it beyond what is innate. However, you (and your environment, typically our parents) can definitely cause decreases in your IQ (poor sleep, anxiety, poor nutrition, toxins like lead, etc.)

I found it pretty interesting, but also kind of obvious in hindsight. I would love to be able to increase my IQ, as would many others, but we all gotta just work the best to maximize what we got. Maybe tech / gene manipulation will make it possible in the future though.
I have to admit I scrolled to see if it was on my screen or the character.
Low bar.
I wonder how hard to get it to output lua code?

I have a set of runtime environments that only support lua but this Ć language looks interesting.

Obvious aside: I do agree with the many others that the funky line accent above the C doesn't help with typing during either discussions or searching, I'd expand the name purely for clarity. This isn’t actually bikeshedding - a name is used many many times in many contexts. It matters.
It seems clear that the more a language is used, the more a programmer will makes searches. Not a linear relation, but it is common sense.
Google Pixel 6 series: Specs, price, and other details revealed
For large projects, sure. But most uses are small one offs.
People can be 10x in one domain but not in others, experience is part of the equation. That's not too strange is it? Compare a football player in a ice hockey team. Even though they still have a significant head start compared to someone on the street, when it comes to physique, ball sense, etc.
What brand is that? Ć is pronounced [t͡ɕ] I am not aware of other brands using this sound.

The bigger problem is probably that English speakers can't pronounce it :) On the other hand Chinese should have no problem.
Checking hashsums against downloaded hashsums file is pointless. If you're being MITMed (and downloading from `http` is asking for being MITMed), you'll download fake checksum. Proper check will require using GPG with pinned keys.
Guess who is going to be banned from Facebook ;-)
Yes, faster. In my experience it took less a couple seconds at most for a copy of our production database, while a dump took several hours.
Kinda misses the whole point about how America has almost no social safety nets and this is why these critiques come up so much in the workplace... If everyone was not so worried about their wellbeing - these critiques wouldn't be as charged. Socially - there might be some conservative people in Europe but end of the day - people aren't dying in the streets the same way. In the USA - people die all the time due to the lack of safety net and it's a targeted attack against people of certain backgrounds.

So... you're kinda missing the point. Here in the USA - people are like, "ya, they can die for all I care. I ain't paying for their healthcare, they can die!" But over in Europe? Ain't happenin' - people aren't trying to take away those rights as much as they are in the USA.

Again - in the USA - race and the privileges you take for granted in the EU end up being intertwined within the USA because they're correlated and feed off one another. You don't get the nice privileges in the USA because you're not the right race, sex, religion, background, etc. (cause those privileges are associated with your employer! And employers like to discriminate!) So maybe you can see why people get upset when the only places that might give them those privileges start acting poorly towards them - and everyone is like, "you oughta just be thankful we took you off the streets! We can send ya back and you can go die and rot!" It's a different ball game here. The social impacts have very tangible real world results for survival & well being in this country.
https://archive.is/Tke7I#60%
> There is no law that makes people call other people by their given names too.

Actually this would likely fall under some form of workplace harassment issue, and the company would have a duty to stop the harassment. ("Offensive conduct may include, but is not limited to, offensive jokes, slurs, epithets or name calling, physical assaults or threats, intimidation, ridicule or mockery, insults or put-downs", and it's kind of hard to imagine how calling someone a name that isn't theirs isn't a form of mockery or name calling.)
In retrospect it seems firefox phone was actually a good idea, it’s been reborn as KaiOS and doing great. Pretty embarrassing for Mozilla to fail and cancel the project and then have another company take it and succeed…
That’s true for economic issues, but Coinbase wasn’t facing tension from those. This whole thing is on the social side, and there are definitely hot-button social issues Europe faces that aren’t brought up at work (e.g. migrants)
Previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24027487 and https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14773964
California farmer, mostly pistachio and almonds. The farm has been in the family for four generations now and we hope to continue that.

I found HN while I worked at Google on self-driving cars from 2014-2018. At least two postings on HN have been direct material impact to me: the first about an autonomous tractor we might be experimenting with soon, and the second about water restrictions in CA that fortunately did not end up impacting us, but caused us to come up with some interesting water contingencies.
here's an example:

f_rate = frame rate = 30 fps (for example)

f_period = 1/f_rate = 1/30 = 33ms

imagine the server serves every f_period, and the image gets updated on the ramdisk every f_period + delta where delta = f_period/16 because the clock from the image updater is not synchronized with the server and is a little slower (by some idealized fixed amount).

in this case, every 16 frames, the image updater would advance past the server, and the server would serve a duplicate frame.

in practice, delta is often not fixed, and can be positive or negative and instead is described with a distribution called jitter. both the server and the image updater have jitter, so duplicate/dropped frames will occur as they leap ahead and behind each other with the +/- jitters for each unsynchronized clock getting added to their respective periods for each frame. (this is, of course, assuming they're running at the same rate, which they often do not- which is why ultimately you want one to be the primary clock and the other to be driven by it)
Don't forget Ĉ, Ċ, Ḉ (a dialect of Ć with influences from Ç), Ꞓ (mostly used in Europe) and my favourite programming language ©
I like this resource: https://teachyourselfcs.com
Duolingo: Product, Growth and Company Internals
The extent to which you can take a sizeable cut of corporate profits by taxing land / real estate is pretty limited because many profitable companies don't need much real estate. There is no rate at which you can sufficiently tax Netflix, Apple or Jane Street just with LVT while not impossibly over taxing most other businesses that use more real estate per dollar of corporate profit. And the solutions to that are not any better than those that are based on taxing corporate profits directly.
Introduce her to the built-in flashlight (“It’s right on your lock screen and a long press on the symbol turns on the flashlight”) and remove the third-party app.
I think you can subtract R&D costs somewhere else. At least I remember the accounting department being really picky about having accurate details on R&D hours.
It's curious how in the last decade the upper price of a lego set has grown so much. Lego finally realized that there's an untapped adult market for lego sets. It's been fun to see that transition (despite the effect it's had on my wallet.)
Hell banned, sorry
I am used Modafinil its work
I felt extremely tired and discouraged after a short time since I started working at night (emergency work). My doctor prescribed Provigil. I had never even heard of it before. This is what I need. I wake up where I need to be, either day or night and I can still get a break from work, and I no longer have trouble sleeping during the day. I know a lot of people who work in emergency services. Almost all of us work at night or on shift shifts. I can't say I've heard of any side effects other than dehydration and headaches. Drink plenty of water and everything went well.
There are more languages and ways of using the Latin script than just English. Many languages use diacritics.
Abortion is somewhat restricted in Germany, heavily restricted in Poland and banned in a few smaller countries. It was only allowed in Ireland in 2019. Same sex marriage isn't allowed in much of the EU (although some of these countries have a separate partnership status for same-sex couples). Cannabis is illegal everywhere in Europe. Europe isn't as liberal as you think.
There are some workers that would relocate with the whole family.

This means the significant other has to find a job and fit it, kids have to go to school.

While many countries have a very decent proficiency in English, you're whole family must fully invest in learning the local language. And that in addition to using English in the office of at least one of the adults (since many big companies use English officially)
Probably depends on where you expect your intended audience to be.
I like it but still want multiplayer. Any ideas around abstractions to support that?

I'd fully expect to need a websocket server and interconnect etc. eg on physical hardware this might be a serial port.

Does the gamepad support also allow real gamepads or would this be injected directly into the memory map io locations?
Honestly as good as most of the excuses I've seen for "Reasons I won't work with _____ langauge"
I think he means something like the WayBackMachine (http://web.archive.org/) etc..
> Connectors are what really matter when it comes to de-risking a project.

Yes, they define the architectural style and thus what architectures you can build.

This is getting more and more important because the default architectural style of the vast bulk of our programming languages, call/return, is unsuited for build most of the types of systems we are trying to build.

> Components aren’t all that interesting.

Yes and no. The architecture is defined by the connectors, but in day-to-day programming, your functionality is going to be mostly in the components.

> And at any scale I think about in my work, there’s components and connectors

Yes.

Which is why I created an architecture-oriented programming language that lets you deal with components and connectors

http://objective.st

> Is this what the Smalltalk guy meant by it being all about message passing?

I believe that to be largely the case.
The Psychology of Reading by Keith Rayner (Quotes)
"Insane" is a pretty charged word for a person deeply concerned about jumping to the most caustic framing possible.

I can't say that I know how every person means the things they say, but "my existence is political" is a relatively common statement, and I have never understood it to strictly mean that "I am alive subject to political whims." Every time I've encountered it the person saying it described how the mere act of being somewhere was enough to get people unhappy with them or to make someone else feel threatened. That regardless of what they did they were treated like a threat.
Connection timed out?
Taxing capital gains at nark-to-market values, with a flat rate (maybe 20-25%) and without exemptions or deductibles would go a long way towards fiscal equity.
I've often thought a laser like this might be a perfect solution to slugs and snails in vegetable gardens.
Aaron Swartz did not die in prison. He committed suicide. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Swartz
The Majestic Pseudo-Monolith
You’re wrong about the fuel tax: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-05-13/debunking...

But that’s besides the point, these were just two examples of the way businesses benefit from the societal infrastructure around them. They should pay a part of that infrastructure.
If the genius business model relies on trusting people because "we have tons of mutual friends" then its just friends of friends investing in each other. That is not even slightly comparable to Berkshire Hathway and shows a stunning level of naivety.

The typical process requires due diligence because there is no trust - there are a huge amount of dodgy businesses, sketchy owners and smooth talkers trying to extract cash from investors.

This model might work for a few years but inevitably requires moving further out of the trust network where deeper and further due diligence is required. Or, its not done and every deal will get worse quality and expose them to more risk.
Private equity, but quite tech-y in a personal capacity (selfhosting, coding etc).

Don't recall how I ended up on hn though
If they have trained an ML system on it, they have acquired and exploited info about your private behaviour even if it is anonymized. So it is an invasion. The trope "not personally identifiable => not invasive" is self-serving and a non-sequitur and needs to die.
I'm from the UK and whilst working with a handful of dutch, I was blown away not only by their extremely good english but also their ability to understand and the subitle aspects of english - eg comedy/ sarcasium/ passive aggresstion etc..
Thanks! This will be the soundtrack of an upcomming API rewrite
The question which always comes to mind when some "papers" are released allegedly revealing how bad our politicians and other leaders are...why are we all so much better off than our ancestors just a hundred years ago? Less war, less famines, more quality of life, more personal freedom, improving standards in the "3rd world", scientific breakthroughs, etc.?
This looks like some form of ad or payed content.

5G makes little if any sense for the factory floor.
>Personally, I’m not looking for my phone to be a side project,

Nobody would force you to use non Apple shit, when an alternative sore would exist you can ignore it, when a better browser will exist you can ignore it, when alternative better chargers exists you can still buy the Premium Apple charger.

Apple fans should kiss Google ass because they can use the lazy excuse when Apple uses censorship "use an Android and side load apps if you don't like it".
There are non-car-dependent societies that still spend money on roads.
It's not at all clear to me. What's the point in saying "everything is X" if you implicitly mean "everything is X except all the things that obviously aren't X"?

If we all agreed on what was not political then no one would need to argue that "everything is political" in the first place, so if you want to have any interesting discussion at all then you need to actually say something about where the boundary is between political and non-political. Because it's that boundary that's contentious and might actually lead to some insight when discussed freely.

The statement "meat is political" is a different case, because it is specific. It doesn't rely on an implicit clause that hides the actual concept of interest.
It's not how it works. It's irrelevant for IR35 how much you pay yourself. Clients decide whether contract is in scope or not and when they declare it in scope, they are in the clear.
I love how HN threads can have both pure capitalism view of jobs and the concern for worker’s rights.
apparently Cito (pronounced cheato?) but I'm not sure about the rationale
I can't read all of the article because paywall, but H2 is a very very bad solution for heating and transport, but could have applications elsewhere.

Paul Martin is very good on this subject. Check out https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/distilled-thoughts-hydrogen-p... and the associated artcles (paticularly on heating).

Sadly it's likely the Economist Journos have been captured for a nice long lunch by the 'big oil' proponents of blue hydrogen as a "transitional" technology (which, not co-incidentally, keeps them in business and doesn't turn all their pipelines into stranded assets).
Compiler Explorer with CMake
Right now they sell cargo launches, crew launches to LEO, Starlink subscriptions, and receive development grants/funding from NASA and the US military.

In the very long-term SpaceX will likely get to Mars and will get to make a claim for a significant amount of real estate and natural resources. Along the way I'm sure they will come up with many more revenue streams.
Another possible contributing factor: Famous firms like BH are able to use their notoriety to access reliable and valuable information (e.g. “is the management team any good?”). I’m sure a lot of people would love to wow Buffett with their astute insights into great values in their industry. (In the same way that a famous VC might be inundated with emails about the next hot thing.) You’d still have to work through a lot of chaff to find patterns. At least you’d have the raw material to find patterns, though.

The initial Tiny deal that was discussed relied heavily on the investor’s personal knowledge of the firm’s operators. This is similar in that it is an information asymmetry story.

A counterexample to this is the relatively early National Indemnity deal cited by the author in the opening of the piece. If Tiny is, indeed, recognizing outsized returns then that would also count against the importance of this factor.
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still waiting for c-grave č also know as crave
Not talking about the interesting naming or the circumstances around this particular implementation, what do the people on HN think about the concept of such transpilation?

I recall taking a course in university about model driven programming - the idea of creating an abstract representation of logic, interfaces and other system components and then generating either full implementations or stubs in multiple languages was an interesting one, even if implementations were really hard to get right.

In practice, i've mostly only seen one language specific model driven design tools, like JHipster (https://www.jhipster.tech/) or the likes of JPA be reasonably successful, since there's a lot of problems with supporting abstractions across different languages and runtimes, but what has been the experience of others in that regard?
If this is true, it's insane. Really, in a "civilised" country ?
You pay employer and employee tax, but you don't get any of benefits. For example if your employer buy a laptop for employee they can deduct it from tax, if you as your own employer buy a laptop, you can't deduct it when you are in scope.
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Does that result in the cito => cheato compiler for ć?
I've just watched season 3 of the legal drama 'Goliath' starring Billy Bob Thornton, which was ALL about almond farmers in California trying to get water. Really good show, totally recommend it.
Teams being bundled with Office, which seems to be bundled (at least in some form) with Windows, and with Windows 11 having forced teams integration alongside renewed anti browser choice shenanigans?

Totally some fair competition and not MS embracing and extending old strategies...
> I think the tech companies will keep their headquarters in Ireland even after this

I agree they probably won't leave. Ireland is cheap for labour as well. (It has/had one of Google's lowest salary levels, for instance.)

However, it will make new companies question moving there. I was in Ireland when Brexit was becoming a reality. My guess was that Fintechs would flee London into Dublin, but it looked like many went to Amsterdam. English is fairly widespread in continental Europe now.

Even Switzerland (which already has four national/federation languages, depending on region) is slowly moving towards English as second language.
> It's like offshored bodyshops that just keep throwing more warm bodies at a codebase.

Yet they are doing software, aren't they ? So bricklaying has to be part of the "writing software" definition.