skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes, I recall that too from multiple posters who claimed they had worked with blood and anyone who had experience in that space was highly suspect of the claims due to inconsistency with current knowledge of limitations.

Basically, barring any miraculous discovery, it was all bullshit and Theranos did not seem to have anyone on their roster capable of delivering a miraculous discovery.

But the board being extra stacked with political power was also seen as a blatant attempt to deflect from not having anything real to show in their product.
That's true. And things will shift somewhat in that China will be less dependent on other countries for silicon for their economic and military security (most of which don't require cutting edge process). It's not going to happen by spending "millions" though, that will happen by continuing to aggressively follow.
No I don't believe any shared hosting does this (at least not ones anybody pays money for). Dreamhost and Nearly Free Speech definitely don't.

This might have been true 20 years ago, but I doubt it was true 10 years ago, and definitely not today. Maybe some tiny universities had janky setups like this.

Fun fact: shared hosting providers maintained OS virtualization for Linux years before Docker existed.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenVZ -- initial release 2005

I'm not quite sure but it also appears to have pre-dated cgroups. If you pack many users together on a server, you will want something like cgroups to prevent neighbors from DOS-ing each other.

This was a fork and wasn't in mainline Linux.

So they actually had MORE isolation than running as separate Unix users, not LESS.

(edit: I'm not sure exactly which shared hosting providers used such Linux kernel forks, but I'd be interested in anyone with direct knowledge. From using the shell on various shared hosting providers, I know they have pretty custom configurations with more isolation than stock distros.)

This page is a little fuzzy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtuozzo_(company)
Here is the USA copyright was designed "for a limited time" that is why your copyright should expire.
The question becomes "what is a limited time?" My belief is that the artists lifetime is too long, and the artist it isn't really limited.
I also dont believe you want copyrights to end with the artists death. So pick a limited time, good for everyone. I say 25 years.
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You need to distinguish between what _can_ be done and what _needs_ to be done. Let go of perfection and only do the necessary, then you can realize maintainance with very little time investment.

This obviously does not work if you feel like all your code's libraries must always be on the newest version because simply keeping several projects' code running with the latest thing is quite a bit of work.

I have a profitable project that is still running on PHP 5 on Ubuntu 14 and it seems that now I finally will have to upgrade things, but it will be a single upgrade now after many years that may take 1 day instead of 20 separate little ones that may have cost 1/2 day each if I always had kept up to date.
Well, that tech is still being used heavily for a lot of chips. Companies like NXP still have fabs of 90s tech running smoothly. Only the high-end chips need new tech.
Also, equipment from that era is still in high demand on the second hand market (especially now...).
Stanford had that. In the 1980s, Stanford built a state of the art fab on campus. And, through 2014, they had a 1980s state of the art fab.
I get that PH is Product Hunt but what is IH?
Its different for different for different microstartup. Everything i did is through organic channels for Visa List it SEO for Apps its ASO. Once i got the users, it was easy to tweak and optimise revenue generation.
What is the difference between NASM and MIPS?
Exactly. Anybody can be making a company and say they haven’t done it yet but are making progress.

She said it works and that was a lie. A lie that affect lives and economics of rich and poor alike. Bad combination.
Here is the article being referenced:

https://wallstreetonparade.com/2022/01/theres-a-news-blackou...

Note, there are some strange comments about how "these big banks own the New York Fed". Here [0] is an article talking more about that. Keep in mind: the banks are investors in the regulatory agency that oversees them - the banks have skin in the game, the banks buy shares which are non-voting shares, the banks can place members on the board of the fed - which is different than "owning" the fed

All in all, this site appears to use inflammatory language and doesn't look too credible, buy ymmv

[0]https://wallstreetonparade.com/2019/11/these-are-the-banks-t...
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How is it clearly not a winning strategy? That doesn't seem clear to me. It would be a losing strategy to view justice for criminals as "injustice"
Hi. It's windows only. As far as I know, the PCs don't have intel vPro.
Earlier today I was thinking about this positively. None of my ideas are original, but some anti-corporatism thought struck a chord today. Why do we rely on dictatorships and unstable countries for critical infrastructure? Why do we rely on slave labor overseas for such basics as textiles when we could make it here? It isn't "markets" that are wrong altogether, but there is something destabilizing and unethical about shipping a neighbor's job away to a slave to save a penny for the stockholder.

Supply chains and globalization should be very much rethought in this century.
> You make it sound like it was only Betsy Devos she defrauded

In fairness, Betsy was 16th in line for for the US Presidency when Holmes was being charged and everything set up. And were it not for COVID-19 she would have been in that position for the entire trial. I'm sure with that kind of political power she was pulling some strings for vengeance.
Where I live this what we got: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hate_speech_laws_in_Canada

Also see the UK: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hate_speech_laws_in_the_United...

"Expressions of hatred toward someone on account of that person's colour, race, disability, nationality (including citizenship), ethnic or national origin, religion, gender reassignment, or sexual orientation is forbidden.[1][2][3][4] Any communication which is threatening or abusive, and is intended to harass, alarm, or distress someone is forbidden.[5] The penalties for hate speech include fines, imprisonment, or both.[6]"

There's plenty of laws where there is some ambiguity and the courts and juries need to interpret them.

There are lots (most?) countries that do not have the same level of protection of free speech like the US has and it doesn't generally seem to "hurt society and individuals". If you compare the US to other modern democracies in the west it's not apparent that "free speech" with no limits is a win and there's no problem in those other countries in speaking out in general on any/many topics. You'll be stretched to find an example of hate laws abused as a way of restricting general freedoms.
Is that how it works? I’d hope you’re wrong, but have no reason to think so, because I’d like to believe that the kind of prison you’re sent to is related to how much of a risk you are to others. I’m not remotely an Elizabeth Holmes fan, but she isn’t going to be beating people up in the prison yard.
Could you share it?
the alternative is maybe never having a baby.
/r/wallstreetsilver has been active for nearly a year now.
In America, we have a gigantic public works program known as the US Military, with guaranteed work, free college, public health insurance and a pension if you stay in long enough.

Why not do it for just about every critical part of life? Why only do it for the "being ready to kill adversaries" subset?
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Unlike many state systems, in the federal system the sentence is close to the actual time you’ll serve, short of a Presidential commutation or some other special intervention. Other than up to 54 days/year good conduct time, there's not systematic early release.
It would be more credible if you knew for a fact that there are people manufacturing and studying eyes. Even if you don't know exactly how the eye you are looking at got there.
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Not OP, but...completely bootstrapping it?

1) Learn the tools to build your product.

2) Research some product / markets, see what other products are out there. Chasing some noble idea, or "hidden gem" just to gain first-move advantage isn't all that, IMO. It's almost always better to join an existing market where proof of concept has already been done for you. Even better if the existing products are stagnant or lacking.

3) Figure out a business and marketing plan, doesn't have to be the most complex thing in the world - but it forces you to do some research before just diving into something blindly.

4) Start developing your MVP. Reach out to users in the relevant places, which means going to forums, twitter, subreddits, etc. Try your best to get user feedback, iterate your product on said feedback. Any money you get from donations, purchases, gifts, family, whatever should go towards infrastructure and marketing.

5) With enough users, look into how you want to monetize your product. Ads? SaaS? Purchases? Lots of ways, but they all have their pros and cons.

But, to be honest, it's a lot of work for a single developer. Especially if you're not already experienced with all the various aspects. You're basically gonna be doing everything on a smaller scale. Lots of things to learn, lots of things that can go wrong.

And importantly, it can take years to build up a userbase large enough to live off the project. Sometimes you never grow to that size, and the product life-cycle has peaked, on its way downwards.

The people that do this kind of stuff, have tried and failed multiple times before. But there's always something to learn, which you'll take to the next project.
I’ve stated already to you. Bernie is a social Democrat. My examples were socialists and communists. You switched to leftists. And again I already brought up this Bernie point before. You say semantics then you shoehorn in leftists when I have never brought leftists up. Just sub groups of leftists.

I don’t care if voting is technically supporting. It is obvious I mean support more than vote. Like Thiel does. This is something that has been consistent on my end and other people who responded to you in this thread.

You continue to restate something I then said fine to (military, border control). I said immigration and something else. You didn’t reply to that. You repeated something I did not argue against once you stated it. Why bring it up again?

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How oh how am I “very upset” about what you said about his opponents? I said I did not disagree. How is saying that being very upset?

At this point every single thing I wrote in this comment shows you have repeated things or said things that have already been addressed. Then you take someone saying they do not disagree with your assessment on trump’s “opponents” (How are Bill Clinton and George Bush his opponents? So this isn’t true you didn’t bring up his opponents) as being very upset with it.

Yes I am upset with Trump. I am also upset with Clinton and George Bush. Obama too. Biden too.

> Biden historically although if he's been forced away from wars by Trump's withdrawal plans and anti war rhetoric I'll take that as a great win

Key word “if”.

Everything on your end has been seemingly done in bad faith. I listed all of this throughout this comment.

> And you're just claiming without any data that leftists don't support democrats

This was never said. More bad faith.

> And the no true libertarian fallacy is that you're saying people aren't libertarians based on your purity tests.

Reply to what I said. Is North Korea’s workers Union Les by Kim Jung Un, socialist? Is rhe PRC Govt communist as they say they are?

> going in circles

Yes because you like in this past comment keep regressing. Bringing up things as if they haven’t been brought up. Changing my words multiple times. Wild conjecture like being very upset with Trump opponents being called out when you didn’t even bring up his opponents. Regardless an incredible statement for someone who dislikes every one you have brought up.

Once of us is going in circles in bad faith. Which does not allow me to continue as nothing I say is actually properly responded to.

There is no reason to continue this as it doesn’t appear you can overcome issues like in the last comment.
looks like there must be some serious differences in methodology between these 2 sources.

sfchronicle has the overdose death rate for:

SF at 61 per 100k

Humboldt at 31 per 100k

Cited from Cali Dept of public health

CountryHealthRankings has:

SF at 23 per 100k

Humboldt at 32 per 100k
I had a friend with parents who were retiring when they were in early high school. It sounded like a rather lonely childhood borne of a fifty year age gap. When they wanted to play catch with dad- well, dad was sixty and no longer spry.
Visa list is brilliant
Under $20 on ebay:

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Even some cases of 100 for $500.
Thanks Hari for the inspiration! I am a fan from Australia. As well as the success, Hari does give a lot to the meetup community here and I got the impression he has a very strategic mindset.
She clearly believed in what? The vision of low cost, multi function blood testing? Maybe she did, but she made almost no progress toward that goal. All while accepting credit for having already accomplished it. Not to mention that she's been living the lifestyle of a multi millionaire the whole time.

She's a human being and it is a sad situation. But this is justice.
AnExplorer also fills a massive need
Why? Why didn't a creator try to provide for their lives ones? Sure it shouldn't last forever. But just because a best selling author dies, shouldn't mean the kids and spouse end up homeless
Or at the very least, have the entire supply chain set up within democracies. With redundancy.
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She has a demonstrated record of cold, amoral manipulation and calculation. Just my opinion, but I think the child is a clear effort to increase sympathy. I would like to be wrong, but I think the truth is more sad and horrifying than most decent people can or want to imagine.
I'm one of these "inspiring" people. :P

You're not 100% wrong - there is always stuff to manage, but there's a big difference between a full-time job and a side project that you spend a couple of weeks maintaining.
But then you must charge all the employees who did so, instead of her. Her crime is fraud because she told investor one thing and commanded employees another.

But it's not the army, they could refuse, they all did the tests and gave the false results back to humans, which is unfathomable in healthcare. She s eventually responsible but her job was on investor relationship.
I think the 6 minute timeout it could be a fallback mode in case the component sending the commands malfunctions and keeps spamming the same command in a loop over and over again.

Granted, if this happens while driving you're likely to have an accident anyway, but if you don't, then waiting 6 minutes would allow you to reclaim your steering for the rest of the journey.
True and its available for phones, tablets, TV's and watches
They don’t add nitrites to raw meat, only to processed one. Nitrites is why your ham is pink instead of gray. But, more importantly than color, nitrites are added as a preservative, to avoid botulism.
To participate in this intriguing line of inquiry,

It may be a case of aligned incentives. A new virus occurs (even CCP does not know whether it is lab-leaked), and it is allowed to exist for some time (doctors arrested for spreading rumors). Definitely prefer incompetence to malice here, but maybe a decision was made to "sit back and assess" while the problem grew more serious.

Faking terroristic plots and blaming protesters is old hat, and the outcome of cracking down on the free territories while you still have the #2 Navy in the world are predictable. Hong Kong is not alone in desiring independence, and Beijing is not willing to lose face. A re-run of Tienanmen Square was starting to look inevitable. What if instead of that well-trod path of war, they chose to boost the poll numbers by allowing a crisis to occur and saving the day?

The cost of an economic slow down, well it's a risky calculus, but if the pandemic becomes global, they will not be left that far behind the competition. In fact, a totalitarian regime may be better-able to enforce health mandates and become productive again sooner.

What's more, USA was also dealing with a kind of dueling rebellion between BLM and Trump-Forever types. Perhaps the two agreed that the world needed a cooling-off.

/tin-foil
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> I’d hope you’re wrong, but have no reason to think so, because I’d like to believe that the kind of prison you’re sent to is related to how much of a risk you are to others.

I think in theory escape risk is a part of it, too, and people with extremely long sentences are presumed to have rather more motivation to escape.
Personally I think it should be 25 years
But yes. That is how copyright works. At the end of the term, the item falls into public domain. If that term is 20 years, then your photo should be public domain by then. That should incentivize you to take more photos
Industrial agriculture as it is now isn't the solution to the problems of the world, either.

Maybe something like this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integrated_farming
Have you actually read it ? Can you give your opinion about the ratio between silent/non-silent mutations ? Because it is the main and most compelling argument.
Silicon Valley Should Not Restrict Public Discourse About Covid Measures
I’m not sure I understand what you mean; that right does exist in other industries in the form of patents and trademarks. You can register BaggedMilk(tm) and get protection. You can patent your bagged milk process or invention and get protection, if it’s a new idea. The terms aren’t the same as copyrights, but the protections and the reasons behind it are similar.
Twitter is not anonymous and the authors have their real names attached. Their credentials are easy to verify

It's not peer reviewed but that shouldn't discount the opinions of people who work in the field
When I visited Honolulu as a child I was impressed by the International Market, an outdoor market that was sheltered and embraced by the roots of a giant banyan tree. On a more recent visit I was disappointed to discover that the market had been fully renovated.
Is "My Microstartups Rewind 2021" a thing or is that the term for the summation of all your endeavors? Also, have you considered iPhone apps? If not, why not?

Anyway, best of luck to continued success and growth.
> Why do we rely on slave labor overseas for such basics as textiles when we could make it here?

Calling it slave labour is a great sound bite but glosses over the wide variety in working conditions "overseas", and the fact that trade has vastly improved conditions in many such "overseas" countries.

I have broadly the opposite view about supply chains and globalisation; the inter-reliance of countries and the trade in labour/goods/services leads to diplomacy, negotiation, communication, better understanding and ultimately a safer, better world. History has demonstrated this consistently if you take a long view.

The direction of "make everything in your own country, rely on no other country for anything" is the opposite to all of the above: less need for diplomacy, less leverage in negotiation, less communication, less understanding. That's a sad direction for the world to move in.
I don't see many call murderers or other serious criminals understandable. Holmes is a serious criminal, why would you expect to find people defending her? I haven't seen anyone defend Jeffrey Skilling either.
I can only conjecture.. the caffeine energizes something to help get s*it done. The empty stomach, something biological about, like when you’re full, your body is like ok I’m alive I’m satiated, don’t need to hunt. Coding is like hunting, you gotta kill the bugs so empty stomach is better.