skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>So the idea that retail depositors won't chase higher rates is saying that retail depositors don't care how much it costs to park cash in a bank, which seems absurd to me.

Welcome to a global economy with imbalanced trade. Export surpluses leave the exporting nation with too much foreign currency while simultaneously draining the industrial base of the importing country. If the exporting nation invests their money into the stock or housing market they are exposing themselves to a bubble, if they just hold onto the money they avoid the risk.
The fact that homebrew is awful is one of the huge reasons I don’t use MacOS for development like all my co-workers. Instead I use Windows with WSL because the company won’t allow me a Linux laptop.

If I had to use a Mac my solutions would be to alway use Docker, a virtual machine, or a remote dev environment of some kind.
"No, this isn't "a technical PR blog post promoting Windows Edge". It is, as explained in the first sentence, a write-up of a presentation I've given at an event. It is on my personal blog that I've maintained since 2006 and very much my own message."

I am pretty sure, private blog posts promoting your day jobs work, are beneficial to your career as well (and I can imagine it is encuraged). And the language used, "We are open to your feedback and many of the recent changes to the tools are direct results from demands from outside developers" sounds definitely official.

"I spent about 10 hours on the presentation and this morning about 3 hours turning the slides into this blog post. If my goal were to promote Edge, I could have done a much simpler, shorter and to the point post."

And I don't think so, because many people still have a bias against edge, who would have just skipped reading it, if it would be plainly stated, edge only. So burying the promotion inside some general useful tips, combined with what awesome plans you might have for edge dev tools - worked apparently quite well for promotion, but not for clarity.

Basically, what I am missing, was a paragraph like this:

"Microsoft Edge is a browser based on Chromium and we joined the project quite some time ago, fixing hundreds of bugs, making the developer tools themeable, localisable and accessible to assistive technology. All of these changes have been submitted back to the Chromium core, so that Chrome, Brave and all the other browsers based on the same open source project also benefited from that. We work closely with the Chrome team and share a lot of ideas and plans for the future of the Chromium platform."

And more importantly: to differentiate what of your "secrets" work everywhere. And what works only with edge. A normal technical blog post would have covered this, as they are usually neutral.

You are not neutral (and you do not have to be), but just tell me, why edge is superior and what does it do better. But maybe do so clearly.

"If you read the article, you might realise the things we're adding exclusively to the Edge devtools based on user feedback and demands, the focus mode and in-context explanations being one of the efforts, and the deep integration with VS code being another one."

So I did read most of the article, but this is my criticism. Finding out what of your features were edge only, was very hard - as it was not plainly stated. And if you read the comments here, that kind of confirms it. Lots of confusion and general web dev tips mixed with edge only stuff. That limits its usefulness.
An apartment association is a legally recognized body, which collects service fee and pays service taxes too!

Large apartment associations employ few staff on own payroll, but mostly Security, Housekeeping, Plumbers, Electricians, STP operators,etc are on the payrolls of manpower agencies.

Members of the association are owners of individual flats. Tenants do not participate much ( and not encouraged either). This ensures a skin in the game and service fee goes towards activities contributing to long term value of the property (including liveability).
Enjoy this brief respite, because it won't be long until he's center of attention again.
It isnt worth much, there is no physical evidence to support either theory, lab leak or wet market. We just have to take the word of a communist regeime, "there is no graphite on the roof" comes to mind.
Given, that unlike many advertising supported services, you can pay Zoom and remove ads, I fail to see a problem with this.
Tesla chargers are head and shoulders over their competitors in Europe. There are more of them, they are in better shape overall, they are more powerful, and I'm pretty confident that they work better. Plus so far Tesla is way cheaper than its competitors, so much that is probably can undercut them on price too. This looks like an easy disruption...
I would. It’s table stakes to follow the licenses of your software or else you may end up in court.
Just a small nit, but the scroll event isn't blocked from bubbling up, so when you scroll down to zoom out, the browser scrolls the page down, which is kind of annoying.
Or if they would have rubbed 2 brain cells together in 2005 and actually tried to come up with an attractive web presence.

It's like the news media saw what was happening with music and napster/the internet and thought, "Glad that could never happen to us" and went right back to the printing press to fire off the next day's issue.
Easy come, easy go. At least I kinda like their token compared to the dog coins which literally no use. Squid one at least talked about a real life game etc. RIP, you won't be missed.
I think this question was decided by SCOTUS in Petrella v. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.:

In a 6-3 ruling, Justice Ginsburg declared that laches cannot be invoked as a bar to pursuing a claim for damages brought within §507(b)'s three-year window. However, in extraordinary circumstances, laches may curtail the relief equitably awarded at the very outset of litigation,
Strong disagree. This is one of the worst shows I've ever watched. Lots of magical story elements that just poof out of nowhere at just the right time. On top of that there's ton of useless scenes where literally nothing important to anything is on screen for over a minute.

The show-runner helped make Batman vs Superman and I see LOTS of that awful movie in Foundation.
Yes!

As others have mentioned, Covid was a huuuuuuge boost for the acceptance of cashless payment systems in Germany. Even small business now have card readers and don't raise an eye when you want to pay 7,83 by card.

If anything good came out of Covid it might be this.
Calling a company out for breaking copyright law is not "petty". I suspect you only view it that way because of who is involved
I have a feeling that this is probably more of an upgrade call to action, and they probably don't expect material revenue from ads.

Even at $5 CPM (high for a web banner), zoom will make... half a penny per meeting, before incurring multiple cents in bandwidth costs.
The link you supplied makes no mention of Tipu Sultan being a cruel ruler. Even Tipu Sultan's own wiki page @ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tipu_Sultan does not contain the word 'cruel'.

Not sure how to read your comment but this is what I found.
I think that looking upon him as The One Who's Name We Shall Not Speak and effectively killing him on the internet will lead to him becoming a martyr among his supporters. Considering his diverse support from a number of different grass root and/or radical movements, I would say it could backfire on you, hard.

We've seen what powers he bestows. These will increase with martyrdom.
Ha! I started doing the same for iPhone. Gave up pretty quick as the defects were too many and I decided I don’t care.
Yes, same with ABC-Weapons. Why would anyone with the technology ever want to disadvantage themselves?
In many places of the world PhD candidates officially work 50% and more as teaching assistants, system admins or other vaguely related jobs. I see little scientific downside to work part time in a well paid related job instead.
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The biggest issue is the remote part, not the part-time part. I'm a professor, and myself and others in the dept. have remote, part-time PhD students. However, they have finished their coursework, which must be done in person for the most part. The coursework could be done part-time, though.
This sounds awesome. I've had half baked ideas along these lines for different intersections of disciples. Great you're pursuing it and making it a reality!

Are you comfortable sharing any more specifics? Do you have a landing page or is it all offline at the moment?
Could you use a very small mortgage as a proxy for that function? In my country a mortgage will prevent any transaction if the bank don't agree. This will add a non trivial step for the scammer.
That's also true.

Truth Social can just do what Gab did and provide a password-protected file in a public self-hosted git repository and they will be compliant.
Exploring entgo.io, planning to write a service for a no longer existing country and its diaspora.

But also generally considering other projects because all the jobs that are supposedly open are not for me. But I need a source of income so idk gotta do something.
I like working full stack with vue and go.
I hate devops.
Just because go is my language of choice doesn't mean I have to love docker k8s and generally write system stuff.
> SF has what, 4m people?

That's like saying "London has, what, 50 million people"?

We have left the realm of plausible errors and are far into "no idea what is talked about" territory.

SF is a 7 mile x 7 mile box with mostly flat, single family homes. It's ~850,000 people.

Within that box is a small 1 kilometer x 1 kilometer square that has the big buildings.

Here you can see an aerial view of the top half of SF, with the downtown area seen as a little section in the midst of a pool of single family homes:

https://www.thepinnaclelist.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/0...

The subway runs through that square underground, and then a few above ground lines connect to it - there is no need to go underground anywhere except that small downtown area. You can walk across the entire downtown area from north to south in about 15 minutes.

The corresponding city in the U.K. would be something like Newcastle.
yes, you are right. I dropped from $$ job, which allows me to work in something different (I do volunteer work with kids, afternoon). I wake up every day 6:30, and limit my studies to 1 hour early in the morning (coding, when I'm most productive) and 1 hour late in the night (reading through materials).
Security problems probably. I could only imagine the new spectre vulns if you got to pick your own core.
That was my point, VC-backed companies, some of them at least, cannot only postpone profitability but also positive cash-flow as long as VC money doesn't try up. Back to Tesla, 14.5bn $ are coming from issuance of stock and issuance of debt. Net free cash flow is 2.5bn, so even if it is not VC money Tesla seems to be living to huge extend from external funding, one way or the other.
I am trying coding standing up now :D
No he is not fading into the background. He is still currently trying to overthrow the US government. He is attempting to delegitimize elections over the entire country. He is an evil man that will stop at nothing to regain power.
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I replied because I got emotional after reading your comment
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I think Prelude to Foundation would work on TV, and I'm slightly surprised they didn't attempt that first, cos presumably you either do it now or never. But that probably would have been a weird thing for fans of the original book.

You're right though, Foundation has an odd structure that doesn't at all match modern prestige TV templates, you'd do better with a sort of anthology series of some sort.
"I cannot just edit edge dev tools with edge,"

I could not "just" edit it like I am used to from chrome - but apparently had to activate a experimental setting. Which you did explain in a video. Not text. I read text.
Could you elaborate on what makes a protein complete?
The Expanse is exactly that. And it's pretty great.
I urge the founder to reconsider. A strongly worded letter is common and is usually far more bark than bite.

Has the OP considered consulting with a lawyer? I'm sure there are better alternatives than shutting the whole thing down.
China is violating fundamental human rights of over a billion people - both Chinese nationals and others abroad who can't speak negatively of China out of fear of repression - on a daily basis due to its heavy curb on freedom of expression. Whatever restrictions western democracies have on expression cannot even begin to approach China's.

China's stance on freedom is a calamity and the magnitude and impact of its state policies is one of the great tragedies in human history.

[1] https://www.un.org/en/chronicle/article/freedom-expression-f...
I have impression people think that any meat that is not Beef is not meat either.

Meanwhile people in India eat chickens, fish, goats (seemly a popular dish is goat neck? saw some indian chef on youtube making that) and so on.

Also there are suspicions that cows were made sacred in first place to force people to not eat their source of milk, because seemly eating the cows was more popular than milking them, but they are far more useful in certain places for milk than for meat.
Like this: http://solarprotocol.net/
> As far as personal feelings are concerned, of course we would prefer if people so antithetical to our values did not use and benefit from our labour

And sensible people would prefer that license violations would be published and pursued fairly, and personal feelings kept personal, rather than creating a soft list of people and perspectives whose online/computing freedom is less important than others.
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> a mechanical machine that fits into the corner of an office.

Could these machines be used in an office?

I watched the documentary mostly to see how they were used, and it looked much more like an artisan's workshop -- fairly noisy, hot type metal (mostly lead) in the machine, hammering the final page flat.
Thanks. I do spend a lot of time here so...

And you're right, I made three totally disconnected points albeit on the same area at least! Have done much worst in the past. I am sorry if I offended you or didn't explain myself much further.

Why is academia over in my opinion you ask?

Well, for one it's an overly saturated space, most of the folks doing a PhD go on to have very good career prospect's (of course thanks to the PhD in part).

But which percentage do stay in academia? Why not everyone with good ideas? It seems to me, it's a system like any other rigged for the rich and connected, who can afford a degree+master+phd, I guess if your parents are supporting you through it...

About avoiding doing a PhD, you can just read from all the people who was paid poorly, but since they needed the credentials, they went with it anyway's... As it stands right now, and much like everything that capitalism touches, Academia has gone to shit in standards in a few centuries from being the way of sharing knowledge, to being another way to manipulate and disinform the public.

I guess I would change my prior absolute statement to a more specific one, do a PhD only if you can afford the opportunity cost of not doing it and doing else more productive (for yourself or bank account at least)

And maybe academia is not over, but it's certainly in need of a shake up, and sadly as someone much more smarter than me once said:

"Science advances one funeral at a time"

https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principio_de_Planck

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Publish_or_perish

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cost_of_Knowledge
We actually considered it at Percona with few other companies in the space and there were not enough interest, unlike in Elastic case.

Keeping reasonably up to date in Tech with 30B+ company by reimplementing key features from scratch is daunting task.

MangoDB approach focuses on PostgreSQL (and PostgreSQL Compatible) databases future innovation which makes long term progress much more feasible.

With DocumentDB and many other partially MongoDB compatible software getting traction I think we will see subset of MongoDB functionality to emerge as de-facto standard in this space
I want to ask what you guys think about BUSD ? It looks like they are in US and regulated.

[0]: https://paxos.com/busd/
Isn't it still the same America that voted for him not to long ago? Censoring reality never was good idea
Ask HN: What's it like to write C++ for work?
I've been an engineer for about 6 years now, I've worked on a range of projects (none of them CRUD apps). My interests are pulling me towards positions that require C++.

What's the actual experience like? Are the tools good and modern? Is dealing with the ecosystem a pain or a pleasure? I've heard that C++ is so feature-rich that everyone necessarily uses some subset of the language and nobody knows the whole thing, does this impede development in practice?

Interested for your thoughts HN.
System Preferences -> Accessibility -> Pointer Control -> Trackpad Options -> Enable dragging.

I have it set "without drag lock". This way, a tap+hold allows you to drag without pressing on the trackpad, and there's a (very short) period where you can lift your finger, and keep dragging it from the centre or the opposite corner without losing the drag "lock".
> For example the Tower of Babel could be interpreted as...

But there is no need for interpretation or misinterpretation of some of these texts because the text directly mentions the transportation e.g. in Raamaayan, the then king of Lanka(present day Shri Lanka), Raavan, flew from Lanka on his "vaayu yaan"(i.e. aeroplane) to Panchavati(in present day Nashik in the western state of Maharashtra in India) to kidnap Sitaa, wife of Raam.
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In EU, I think one of the requirements is a minimal capital requirement. I can't remember the exact number, but something like 5 million EUR.

I don't think most of the small local banks could have started in the current environment, as I gather many of them were founded on a small community pooling their money to help each other and earn some money in return.
> Too bad it could only charge one at a time, so I guess you'd buy multiple of these on a tech dept.

The phone app screenshots show three charge one discharge cycle at the same time. It's a 4 channel charger which can work even with a single battery.

Currently I use IKEA's battery chargers*, but if I gonna need something more advanced, gonna look at this one.

*: IKEA's battery chargers are no slouches either. They're very intelligent with battery fault detection and very good charging characteristics.
No. Neither fusion, dstar, nor DMR use encryption. They are all publicly published modes.
Are the quoted terms actually incorrect or in violation of the license?

>all source code ... are owned or controlled by us or licensed to us, and are protected by copyright and trademark laws

That's correct isn't it? The mastodon code would be licensed to them under the AGPL. So I am not sure this should be a source of "worry" in and of itself.

The potential issue appears to be that they have modified the mastodon code without publishing their modifications, which I believe might be a violation of the licensing terms (although I am certainly not an expert).
Meta question - has any language ever made a comeback?

Not in terms of quality or features (many have had significant improvements obviously) but in terms of adoption and getting back to the spot of "this is one of the go-to languages to do x".
That sounds like a personal feeling.
I like the sentiment, but I'm an unrepentant "animal flesh once a day" on most days kinda guy, and various health markers all point to that working well for me.

The real issue to me is the branding: too many people think that just because a fancy label touts locally sourced organic whatnot that the product is automatically healthier than store-branded simple foods.
by channeling my energy into something totally different for example hydroponics. It takes a lot of time to setup and gives fruitful results in the end. Works wonderful as a distraction. If you want to start your own hydroponic garden check this out
https://howhydroponics.com/how-to-grow-hydroponic-basil/
Violation is violation but It feels that you are applying double standards.

If trump then boohoo boohoo

if #BLM I suspect that you would have proudly present it on your website because otherwise racist.
> I would be very suspicious that they will burden me with all kind of side activities (e.g. tutoring undergraduate students, handling bureaucracy, paper work, etc.) that are not really of any actual help towards the thesis.

What you're calling a "burden" is the stuff that (a) pays for the funding that covers tuition and living expenses and (b) provides experience that helps you to get a job when you're done. You don't need to burden yourself with those things if you pay everything yourself.
"On Oct 26, we sent a formal letter to Truth Social’s chief legal officer, requesting the source code to be made publicly available in compliance with the license. According to AGPLv3, after being notified by the copyright holder, Truth Social has 30 days to comply or the license may be permanently revoked."
If the US is a war machine, with all the power it has and barely uses, what on earth do you call oppressive regimes, warlords, totalitarian states, genocidelists, and others?

Bah.

Just because the US isn't perfect, doesn't make it a war machine.

The British Empire was a war machine, more than the US has ever been!.
It contains all of the essential amino acids.
As is mentioned elsewhere, this standard mandates a connector and does not require the charger to be open to all vehicles. Tesla certainly may be anticipating further actions in the future to require that, but there are no requirements to open the Supercharger network today.
https://howhydroponics.com/how-to-grow-hydroponic-basil/

Learn to channel your energy. One such channel is doing hydroponics
It's a personal feeling about the purpose of the license, not about the people who are using the license.
It’s the same as seeing ads on a chat platform. Why bother? There are plenty of alternatives with no ads. Developers won’t fall for this, but I guess your local church group won’t know any better.
Then the mastodon devs shouldn't have picked the AGPL.
Nvme prices are so low now, I have already over 2tb of them in my system.

For me honestly that just solved the 'storage problem'.

But CPU! Ha Ms teams and chrome still brings down my system.
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Heterosexual romance requires female characters, which is not exactly what Foundation would be full of.
Feel like title is click bait. At least I immediately thought that Mastodon had special clause that Ol' Trumpster was violating, but just not publishing source.

Yeah this is license violation, but pretty minor, very common, and harmless (assuming they do release the source now that they are made aware of the licensing agreement)
SDR. Easy to interface radios with computers so like every other thing you hook computers up to, it rockets the state of the art forward.
What you're describing sounds like a superscalar processor which utilizes instruction level parallelization: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superscalar_processor
Apparently so, as Mac hardware never fails! ;)
My experience is that both (Macports, Homebrew) are comically unreliable and frustrating to use. That said, with my insistence to install under $HOME, Macports seems to work slightly better. But truly, I got the best results from downloading and compiling every single flipping dependency myself.
Most likely to get out of the US stock and housing market. Stop borrowing money, reduce leverage, etc. If you like risk then short the most bubbly companies around.
Don't pick the military!

If you have money, it won't be fun. And it's hard to un-do.