skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
For one, S/MIME certificates all require a non-trivial amount of yearly price.
Social Justice Advocates vs. the Left-Leaning “Anti-Woke” Community
You mean scammed with a bad or not shipped product? what is "fraud"? this is a statist buzzword. cryptocoins literally defend against all the bullshit i hate banks for:

- if i give someone an address, they can withdraw money from me
- if i eat pizza with someone, they can recover my bank account (since they ask obscure trivial like "how much and where did you last spend money at")
- company #30 that asked for my ID can just use my ID to get my bank account
- if i click two buttons too fast (on the website, or at the ATM), they will freeze my account for "hacking attempt"
- they record my voice on the phone to "recognize" me, yet will still give out my account to some random person for some bullshit reason

but aahhh, i see you're from the "everyone is an idiot and needs a personal cop to protect themselves from themselves" school of thought.

edit: btw your idea doesn't even work. corpos who pretend to be "knowing" every user for their security literally just have 1 person for 10000 customers, who gets replaced monthly, and 100% of the time when you go in, they will not be able to correctly identify if the client is you or not
That is a huge generator for a residential house. I just got a 8kw natural gas generator https://www.amazon.com/Champion-Power-Equipment-100416-Gener... for like $1300. That Generac is probably north of $17k installed. You don't need your sauna, arc welder, and bitcoin mining rigs running at the same time during the couple days a year without power.
Information hording is not only concerned with information availability, also with information presentation, stability, liquidity (non mainstream information may be very hard to find later) etc.
Crypto is not a pyramid scheme, it is not a Ponzi scheme either. Call it a bubble, tulips, "greater fool", pump-and-dump... if you don't believe in the latest crypto-scheme, but pyramid schemes and Ponzi schemes are something different.

For pyramid schemes, the idea is that you have to pay to enter a network, and you make money by recruiting new members. The system breaks down once there a no people left to recruit, which happen quickly due to the exponential nature of the scheme. The core of a pyramid scheme is the filiation system, there is no such thing in, say, a NFT market. You can make a pyramid scheme with cryptocurrencies, but none of the popular trends are. Ponzi schemes are also not pyramid schemes.

Ponzi schemes involve a promise of unrealistic returns on investment, and they do get paid, at least in the early phase. The trick is that the returns come from new investors, and the system breaks down when people stop investing. A Ponzi scheme requires a secretive central authority that pays out the promised interests. And by nature, cryptocurrencies have no central authority and make no promise, so, not a Ponzi scheme.

Instead, crypto-schemes are simply based on speculation. And if it is a scam, it is a different kind of scam.

If we start calling anything a pyramid/Ponzi scheme, the very idea of trade and investment become a pyramid/Ponzi scheme. It will always be the case that early adopters will get more money if the (honest or not) thing takes off, this is a direct consequence of the risks involved.
I hope the future definition of ‘hacker’ is not making slightly more performant line-of-business applications. New languages that run over decentralized systems are cool regardless of utility, and I hope can be appreciated as such rather than having bear vs bull comments
Taking pulse and staying on top of things is generally the very definition of proactive, so it’s confusing to say they are very reactive in the next sentence. The PAP despite all of their other flaws seems to be great at planning, at least they wouldn’t deserve the “very” modifier if they are being called out as reactive.
Understood. Do you use anything to sync data between both tools?
There seems to be less spam for SMS. At least I does not seem to be a problem?
So maybe the idea of a small fee for the sender is not bad?
>> At the beginning the output is around zero because the loops haven’t locked yet.

They could run the PLL on the signal backwards. This would provide lock at the beginning. Combining that phase measurement with the forward one might also reduce phase error in general.
Most of them, at least, aren't childish euphemisms for "pisser" or "pisspants".
He is right. None of this has any obvious utility.
Simple Raspberry Pi Powered SMS Gateway
Is it? I always thought that species is defined as a group that can have fertile offspring.

Horse and donkey, for example are not the same species because their offspring, a mule, is not fertile.
I've ran Linux on 6 different consumer laptops, and I've never had to configure a sound driver. I have had to choose a file system, but only on Arch and Debian, which are targeted toward advanced users.
Why Intel? I'm on a Ryzen 7 ThinkPad and run Ubuntu without any problems.
I have a Chiropractor in my town named 'Dr. Bizzaro'
The Gmail web client is the 2nd largest email client, at about 30% market share. The number of people who use gmail but use an email client instead of the web client is going to be much, much higher. (Especially when you include people whose clients automatically block the tracking pixels used to generate these statistics, which is sadly few of the clients).

The vast majority of email routes through a few major email service providers, with gmail the largest, but MS (via O365 hosting) and Yahoo are also likely double-digit market share.
It was in writing and signed. No sharing as it was 90s and I've no idea where the copy is if still exists. Never needed that again as I went on my own in 2000 and have never looked back. But it was not lawyer speak. I just concocted a couple of paragraphs myself that had replaced their standard "ownership of whatever I do" and that was it. It was a small company and they were easy.
This is my blog post, it was $20K installed

I have a 7kw portable generator that will run on Gasoline or NG, but I wanted the entire house to have power no matter what
> Typically it is interpreted in a pro-employer manner, and if you are employed to write code then then assume that all the code you write is your employer's.

Hmm, this makes me feel that having one's own company in addition to any other employment and writing off time spent working on open source for it could be a way around this. Of course, then you get into the whole non-compete mess...
> in a negotiation you are not supposed to be fair.

Civilization and its ways.. they come and go, I hear

I once did a consulting gig for a C-suite of a very, very large company, personally. Uncharacteristically I was a tiny bit awed by this guy. I asked him about dealing with his company's attorneys .. it was nothing specific, but I got the sense that the executive in front of me, could in fact change the results, even with those kind of lawyers and that business environment.

I was told once long ago that it is a leadership job to set the culture of the company, the way contracts are written and enforced is part of that. There is a very wide margin of behavior overall in the business world. Let's not rush to the worst of it here.
There's a mentaly impaired guy on the death row for smuggling 47 grams of diamorphine in order to fund his dad's life saving medical procedure.

William Gibson labelled it Disneyland with the death penalty which is not entirely accurate but it's close.
That's not how I see it, the important part being "which relate to, or are reasonably capable of being used in, the business".

This part was missing from my old contracts.

As far as I understand it, this clause does not force you to even disclose projects you have that are completely unrelated to the company's business. Key word "business" here, not "company".

Example: your personal blog is not related to the fact that your employer develops and sells databases. So whatever code you write to develop/manage your blog won't be a "invention" the company needs to know about and own. This is in contrast to a contract that states "whether during our normal hours of business or otherwise, or at the premises or using our facilities or otherwise, for the whole term" like I used to have. Here the word business does not even refer to the company activity, but to the 9-6 schedule.
defi is not far from replacing your^W my consumer bank

- stablecoin

- high apr savings account by lending to defi leverage pool

- crypto.com visa card for real world offramp https://crypto.com/us/cards

I'm a founder and my cost of living is $40k/yr post-tax cashflow mediated by wells fargo checking + credit card. I think it just became possible to get wells fargo out of my life!
I had no idea there was this much community effort around TiddlyWiki, but looking around, there are several companion tools for it. I've always thought it was a great piece of software, and obviously others agree.
Ask HN: What do you want for Christmas?
Or what are you excited about gifting?
You can find have various definitions of what is a pyramid scheme. I agree that etherium is not a classic pyramid scheme, but for me it fits many criteria so I feel like it's a fair simple description accessible to anyone.

I don't think etherium is necessarily a bad investment if you have no moral or are not well informed. Many scams can be profitable.
27kw is actually 115A
How is this interesting or useful?
ENS is interesting. Definitely a convenience feature built atop Ethereum. Remembering those wallet addresses/having to recall them whenever it’s necessary is impossible. And similarly to PayPal, it aims to allow transactions between recipients using emails.

Edit: fixing babble
No offense but your comment pretty clearly shows you don't know what you're talking about if you think there has been some recent "going back" to smart contract
Firefox Monitor new feature: monitor sites for your personal info and remove it
Jugger, a sport inspired by a 1989 film
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SMS spam is exploding for some.[1] A good 25% of my messages are from an address like 1a02341234e7@uyah23f.com.

[1] https://www.dallasnews.com/business/technology/2021/09/28/do...
This tale of this siege encapsulates the unwavering determination of Alexander to overcome and conquer. Anyone interested should read the accounts in Arrian and Quintus Curtius Rufus' biographies.