skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
One issue with managed funds is that the people in charge of managing can rotate, so a managed fund doing well now in 10 years could be like a whole different fund, since the employees in charge of managing it could have all changed.
Kind of yes .. but sometimes after years of working remotely you may find its nice to be hanging out where people are doing things even while you work
It's the property taxes funding education. Like, if you wanted to reinforce pre-existing class/income divides someplace, you'd fund education with local property taxes.
> But I persist because I truly believe in the fediverse concept.

It helps to see Fediverse as the early web, where things aren't that smooth yet, and everyone is just experimenting. From that perspective as a techie it is a joy to explore the possibilities.
This is US focused, but most places where nuclear is an option probably follow the same trend explained in the article.

What country are you referring to?
Aw come on. If someone were to say "this guy", you wouldnt think about sexism in the slightest. Claiming sexism whenever a woman is criticized is starting to get very very boring. In fact, this sort of argument is hurting the feminist movement more then you'd think. Some of us are fed up with this nonesense. Equality does go both ways, equality of rights and responsibilities. If women want to raise to the top, they have to be prepared to take the shit. If they arent. they should probably go back to the kitchen damnit!
This is a genuine question I've been wondering about, but isn't the glue basically the same as the lignin that holds the wood (and I assume bamboo) together naturally. If it's not, could it be?

This applies to a lot of wood products like plywood and MDF not just bamboo.

Looks like some people are investigating it:

https://www.canr.msu.edu/news/using-lignin-as-a-sustainable-...
Labelling someone as anti-"vaxxer" is not an argument. It's also fine to not want to get vaccinated against Covid and yes - even to argue against it. It's a perk of living in a liberal democracy, which implies freedom of speech.

This bears repeating, because this insult has become a form of bullying.
Ask HN: What word/phrase in a job description makes you reject it immediately?
it saves lives, drunk driving crashes have gone wayyyyy down since uber and lyft came into the market. let's not downplay that please.
I owned an ounce of gold in the past. When I needed some quick cash many of the buyers wouldn't buy it for fear of it being fake. The ones that would buy it wanted to pay less than the spot price. I've never owned it since, but silver coins were a different story. I had 1oz Canadian maple leafs that sold very quickly.
I mean, it consistently gives me highest energy score on a macbook.
> Is there any proof of that? Some traders of course will get very rich, just like some lottery-players.

If we're talking about short-term traders, yes. There's firms and traders that make money almost every day of the year.

If we're talking about investors with 4 week+ holding periods, then I agree the evidence is much more flimsy and the luck explanation (or risk premium explanation) can apply very often (or all the time).
Will it be graded on a curve?

Is there a make-up date?

Can we use a cheat sheet?

Are all the questions from the book or in class?

Sorry, I've taught too often :-(
But the article is specifically about looking stupid. The point being, as I understand it, that you should avoid being stupid but not looking stupid.
Actually pretty much all desktops do .. you just plug in this thing called a high end graphics card ..
Same here (same desk). Whenever my kids drop something heavier on the surface, it leaves deep marks. It's the most easily damaged surface we have at home. Does look nice where there are no marks :)
Open the diff, select the lines, right click, "stage selected lines".
"Digest" authentication was always bad, even back when HTTPS was difficult.

It requires the server to store passwords in plaintext, rather than as hashes.
I can tell you from personal experience that pretty much every Kdrama show I can think of, has the same narrative of the "Elite" being corrupt and abusing it's power and influence to do what they want vs the middle and poorer classes. Maybe not always as the focus of the story, but it's a common element. And it's not just the popular shows that make it big internationally. I guess it's ingrained into their culture.

I'll name a few shows that come to mind (also recommend them):

Itaewon Class: About a young man fighting the CEO of a mega company after he ruined his life.

Vincenzo: An Italian mafia consigliere/lawyer finds himself fighting against a mega corporation who uses mafia like tactics.

Save Me: A girl who is trapped in a cult is saved by her former classmates. The cult is heavily involved with politicians and other powerful figures (including the police) who keep people who try to go against the cult in check.

The Uncanny Counter: A supernatural show with the main plot involving political corruption that spreads as far as the police, media...

The themes are always very similar, political corruption, corrupted law enforcement and judicial bodies, mega corps getting away with severe crimes by using money, the little people being unable to go after the rich unless they have irrefutable proof and even then... classism and economic inequality.
121x20 cm board, 20mm thick was around 22 EUR + shipping. The shop I bought it from had 3 kinds of bamboo boards (normal, dark and some "figured" made up of dark and light stripes) but currently sell only the figured.
In this case Australia, one of the largest coal exporters in the world.
Open source in financial services, bridging the contribution gap
"one-half of all Euros apparently circulating outside the eurozone."

Its common for wealthy (upper middle class, not oligarch) folks in Russia to have proper safe at home, and to keep thousands of Euros in cash there.

They often use Euro's because Ruble devalues a lot. Additionally, they have justified distrust in the ability of the government to run the economy and banking system, and it is their stash in case either collapses.

So cash does not mean
Crime, it could also mean you don't want to be left out in the cold.
[Insert any nationality] are the reason for such bullshit culture. It's on them to change it not the government.
But how do you select lines / changes spread all over the file? Doesn‘t work via Shift or Command click.
Digest auth stores passwords on the server as plaintext; basic auth transmits passwords over the network as plaintext. Both are bad, but I feel like having the plaintext on the network is probably worse.
I did not found parasite to be exploitative, dystopic, zombie, monster, battle royalle movie? It was cross between comedy and something serious, but the rich family did not stricken me as all that horribly exploiting them.
> Naïve and uninformed I tried to find seeds but bamboo doesn't have them?

Bamboo certainly does have seeds. Bamboo blooms are big events.

Blooms are big events because bamboo will go several decades at a time without blooming. But it has seeds.
KDE or Arch community can.
But there aren't a lot of good reasons to compile with C90 or older these days (for portability you can just restrict yourself to the portable subset). I suspect the flag is there to support old unmaintained programs and it makes sense not to change their behaviour (because nobody is going to fix bugs in them), as long as it is not a big burden on the compiler. In fact, think of old K&R C instead of C90.

I wouldn't be surprised if there are old unix tools that relied on propagating the result of the last operation executed into main. In fact sometimes gcc has added explicit flags to enable this kind of "traditional" behaviour.

Clang was written well after C99, so it didn't make sense to implement the old traditional behaviour there in the first place.
Thanks so much! Fixed.
I can't really see politicians allowing the inflated housing market to deflate. So many people will lose years/decades worth of saving this way - that would mean a lot of angry voters, not to mention another potential banking crash, as mortgages would no longer be backed by houses of enough value. I think high housing prices in developed world are going to stay with us for a long time.
In practice, (and I say this as a Dane living here) a Dane living in Denmark does not notice any remaining restrictions. We can take the bus, attend events, sit down for some fine dining, go to the movies, see some art, drink wildly, all without wearing a mask or doing anything differently than pre-COVID.

It is suggested you quarantine if you are identified as a close contact, not required. And that's fine. You shouldn't come into work if you have a cold and I definitely don't want someone coming in to work if they think they were hit with COVID. Danish society is largely built around what is reasonable, equitable, and fair.

> but leave the law that can place you under effective house arrest.

This starts to make you sound unreasonable and that you are using the COVID restrictions as a veil for crusading against what you perceive as the makings of authoritarianism. That's silly and I wont get into an argument with you about that.

Yes, we went into lockdown early, our government protected us, cared for us, ensured our wellbeing. And it shows in our infection and mortality rates. We came out singing. When J&J looked like its efficacy was going downhill, they offered us free Moderna boosters because they care. We were not mandated to do it, they just said, hey Danes, if you want a little extra help, we're here for you, come on down.
PS I cannot believe my undergraduate teaching material is on HN! I am a math lecturer and this is just my course notes for my UGs.
Yeah I kind of agree. I've modded a couple popular subreddits, and while you can have reasonable discussion and disagreements when the subreddit is only slightly popular, as it scales up that rapidly becomes more difficult. Anyone disagreeing with the consensus doesn't get one person engaging them in argument, they get twenty, which feels overwhelming. And of course, the downvotes.

I think the aggressive moderation is necessary, but it doesn't really solve the problem, it just keeps the peace.

That said, plenty of subreddits are still useful. It's just really hard to get any real sense of community.
I have built a platform Connecting Nocodestartups with Investors to Invest In
> Isn't that just like astrology? I wonder how it's possible that they are allowed to publish such junk?

The TA crowd will tell you that TA is a self-fulfilling prophecy: People believe in patterns and whatnot, take profits at certain levels, buy at others, and that makes TA "true". However, if you think it through, it doesn't make any sense, because it is basically a price inefficiency. If levels and patterns were reliable indicators for predicting the future, there surely would also be a system that exploits these patterns, and thus, TA would be inefficient.

Imagine a hedge fund with enough money to "create" patterns in a market. You could have perfect setups to exploit everyone else in the market. Reminder: Generating alpha / active trading is a zero-sum game.

I enjoyed reading the free articles in this blog. They give you quite a bit of understanding of TA, active trading and all the fallacies around it: https://www.priceactionlab.com/Blog/article-selection/
Note that magit-blame can be run from a file buffer.

I also like git-timemachine for stepping a file forwards/backwards through commits (that's not part of magit, I just think it's neat)
Holy @#$@# -- no more testifonials, please -- do something, or don't -- have a democracy, or not -- but the grandstanding is too much.
How would that work, can you elaborate more please?
Agree. A fork would be not only more impressive but (if possible) practical. That knife fell far short of an "effortless" cut.
Sorry, compost was perhaps the wrong word. I meant, getting at the atoms ain't that hard.
UI Frameworks for Your React App
[1] http://mess.redump.net/howto/apollo

[2] https://wiki.mamedev.org/index.php/Driver:Apollo

Besides those two

[3] https://www.zepa.net/apollo/ and links and FAQs from there (some bitrotten) should suffice
Opswat and Awingu partner for endpoint-compliant anywhere access to RDP/VDI/etc.
Got it, makes sense. Thanks!
Yes, they got dig up somewhere. (Or you could filter them out of seawater.) I don't see any conceptual difference.

The atmosphere ain't actually infinite.
Mr. Westerbiek is saying that Dutch people think they're better at English than they generally are.

Or maybe I misunderstood that? I'm Dutch, so who knows...
I agree that with the likes of industrial scale MITM (Cloudflare) in the pipe it's not good... but remember Cloudflare also has access to your session tokens, not just your password, so a PAKE might not help without seriously reworking how we do sessions also.

I'm less concerned about corporate level MITM since in those scenarios the MITM already owns the clients. Regardless of protocol, it's a lost cause there.
The root problem is programming languages don't have the symbolic facilities to construct SQL statement safely, or they are incredibly awkward. Distinguishing keywords, parameters and table names at source code level would allow for strict version of SQL with simple unambiguous syntax throughout.

But nope, let's just concatenate some strings.
Actually it might require the gitlens extension. It's very well integrated and I've been using it for so long I don't know where one ends and the other begins. Regardless, if you open the diff view, the right hand side is editable and you can make selections like any other view.
Can TecoGAN be configured to make objects appear larger than they are? Asking for a blurry friend.
Sounds like a monumentally wasteful practice from environmental standpoint. Are these disposable houses made from wood, or brick/concrete?
Given the tension around Taiwan, they are in an exceptional position.

China's dithering might be centred partly around considerations of how they can overtake a country while keeping its silicon fabs in tact.
Why is it so impossible? I get that cinema cameras are a bit heavier to handle, but the trickiest part seem to be the hand-offs between walking backwards, pulling the camera up and receiving the camera on the upper floor.

It's a complex shot and there isn't really that big of pay off beyond having done the shot, but it's by no means "impossible", or am I missing something here?
Facebook, Tencent a ‘Threat’ to Open Metaverse: Animoca’s Yat Siu
I try Rider ever so often but what specs are your system; it is basically unusable after I load one of our bigger projects... My m1 16gb just grinds to halt and before I had a beefy thinkpad with 32gb and that stalled completely too. While VS has no issue at all.
I've never worked with bamboo plywood, but the product on the website looks like it should be compared with 20mm 3 ply wood panels made from cut hard wood instead of the cheap ply wood made from peeled wood.

So a better comparison would be something like [1], which is a lot more expensive than standard birch plywood.

[1]: https://www.arbeitsplatten-shop.de/epages/61566463.sf/de_DE/...
Notice the N in National Labs, entirely different order of magnitude.
That is not "the only" nor "the" reason.
This post is the epitome of "tell, don't show", when it should be the opposite.

It reads like it wants to convince you to try magit, without demoing a single example of how it's superior.
I find this article incomplete without mention of the China-Taiwan situation adding to the mix in an enormous way.
" Calcium and Potassium aren't."

But they are allmost unlimited in the ground. A intact forest, with deep roots in symbiosis with lots of fungi and other microorganisms retrieves them and make them avaiable to the rest of the forest via leave fall.

So taking out some trees at a time is sustainable. Chopping down all of them, is not.
The downfall of Firefox is very convenient for many big players. Google obviously, as they have paid Firefox billions. In the bigger picture, an open, standards-based internet which Mozilla/Firefox stood for, competes with app-stores, data-silos, walled gardens and proprietary solutions of all sorts. Follow the money?

It took a lot of effort by the slashdot intelligentsia to preach the virtues of open source and internet freedom and to riot against violations of those principles. These times are long gone, and today's tech scene would rather like to build one of those closed solutions themselves than keep the old faith alive.
"Services have been restored and we are investigating the underlying cause. No mail has been lost. Thanks for your patience."

This was 3 hours ago, but I can't connect to the server. I'm receiving emails though.
Using some system interrupts vs calling some driver.
Even though I use magit and I think it's the best git porcelain that exists, I felt the same way before I started using it, and a little of the same way whenever I need to go find out how to do something I haven't done before.
There are dedicated no code website building services. Like Wix, square space and tens of other great services. This is a bad solution for a solved problem.
Yes, I'm working with multiple organizations that are suffering from the problem it aims to solve, but the vagueness of the patent and lack of transparency would make it very hard to even start talking about it.
Given most people are not super-wealthy, popular shows are much more likely to have been sympathetic to that view.

No one wants to watch a show that says "Actually things are pretty good compared to how they were, and still improving, and while there are a few really rich people in the world, it wouldn't change your life for the better if they didn't exist."
You surely don't have to be a film buff to appreciate the skill and artistry that went into that shot. I'm not at all a film buff but to me it is a work of art on par with other works of art regardless of medium.
Convention of Kanagawa
As someone else responded, in the case of United States politics in 2021, it's pretty clear that there is not a normal gaussian distribution of opinions on various matters. I suspect for all the hot-button issues it's extremely bimodal.
PVA is biodegradable, I believe. But I suppose it depends which glue they use.
Znote: A Markdown and JavaScript Lab Inspired by Jupyter Notebook
There's an alternative correlation I think to your same strategy: "invest in tech".
Ever heard of Wix?Square space? Netlify?
I don't know how it works for C, but in C++ some (but not all!) fixes are recognized as "defects" in the standard and implementers are encouraged to implement the fixes in previous standard versions too.
"this is a huge threat to our democracy"
Lua backed completion engine for Neovim
As someone who has put the future of my company on .net core this is not hyperbole; this is quite a worrying development. I did not pick Java because .net core has served me well when I build some prototypes 5 years ago (the 15 years before that we did mostly but I sold that company and all my colleagues were tied in the sale, willingly so I could re evaluate tech).
Then this post may be more appropriate https://emacsair.me/2017/09/01/magit-walk-through/
10 Ways to Handle Files on the Web!
> If chromium is open-source, why not strip it from telemetry and other “badness” and use it as a base to build a browser

That's exactly how qt-webengine is packaged. And qutebrowser (based on qt-webengine) is fantastic for a volunteer effort, but memory leaks and other issues, too much stuff for one volunteer to realistically address, make it difficult to use as a daily driver. And that's just building a UI around an existing rendering engine!

The root of the issue is: W3C specifications are >100 million words, and growing at a rate of hundreds of new standards per year. So even if the Chromium code base were forked from its current state, a team of full-time developers would be required just to keep up with new W3C standards.

What I find tragic about the Mozilla mismanagement is, if one guy is willing to develop and maintain qutebrowser as a volunteer, then surely Mozilla can find developers who would be willing to work on Firefox at sub-FAANG-but-reasonable salaries without the waterfront San Francisco office.
> You can't do that with astrology unless you find a sucker to sell your astrology services.

That's precisely what TA itself relies on. As the comment above mentions, the avowed rationale of TA is simply "other people use it too, so to that extent the patterns hold".
after-hours stock price moves for Intel has the stock down almost 10%.

https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=intc+stoc...
Magit is such an unbelievably good piece of software. If you haven't used it, please at least take a look. It seems like "just a GUI for git", but that's missing the point — many operations suddenly become frictionless, so your entire workflow changes.

I regularly do things like "stash some of my changes, switch branch, cherry pick a commit, switch branch, do an interactive rebase reordering commits and dropping one, pop one of my stashes", and they become routine, so working with code becomes a fluent experience, rather than fighting with your tools.

I would say that Magit and structural editing using Paredit are the two most important technologies that make programming great.
Voice Cloning Allows for Multiple Language Conversion Using AI
What are you suggesting?

That Truth Social is seeing so much activity that its e-mail use is registered as an attack against Fastmail's ISP?

That someone is attacking Truth Social by attacking their e-mail provider's ISP?

Honestly this is the first time I've even heard of Truth Social and without context and with the utter lack of information provided by their landing page, it looks like yet another Gab-like. I don't see how someone would think they're worth attacking to the point where their e-mail provider's ISP is a useful vector.
that's kinda sick. it's like sending jewish people back to germany
I have a 16gb Surface Book 2 at work and a personal high specced Dell XPS 9570, both are perfectly fine, even with quite big solutions. Rider has fairly long startup because it's indexing _everything_(this is why code completion is so good) but other than that it is perfectly fluid to work with. With VS(2019) Roslynator worked fine but solution would also take a lot of time to load.
I have more issues with Teams than any IDE to be honest.
I would expect diffusion to be a problem. Those hydrogen molecules are small and tend to find their way through the tightest spots.
Once you grok hooks, they are just better.

With hooks, it is easy to create re-usable state controllers than with class based components. Components that use hooks are easier to read, understand and modify. Hooks are also easier to test and annotate with typescript.

In classical class based component you would often have complicated code in componentDidUpdate, componentDidMount or getDerivedStateFromProps. Code ended being complex and interaction between lifecycle methods and constructor hard to debug.