skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It’s not a problem of being able to pay for it, I spent hundreds of thousands on an all-expenses-paid site inspection. The client was happy to cover because they were planning a 5M+ wedding. Despite the frivolous spending, I didn’t really have a good time. Money was no object, but I still felt like I was constantly being taken advantage of.

The big problem I had with Costa Smeralda was that despite the outrageous price tags, I was staying in a marriott room that would’ve gone for 200€ anywhere else. Eating a 300€ pizza that would cost £15 in central London.

It wasn’t like Courchevel, which carries similar price tags but also feels truly special.

From what I understood the Costa Smeralda properties only survive because of very old money folks whose parents were going there every year since before WW2. Besides me the youngest customers were in their 60s, there won’t be any left once they die off.

Perhaps the rumored Aman property will change this? I don’t know.

At least the yacht guarantees that the experience will be exactly what you wanted, even if you pay through the nose for it. It’s a portable ultra-luxury hotel you bring with you.
It is a poor one, if the guys explanation is right. Joe Rogans fanbase is not turning on him. They understand that he will have guests that not everybody likes. I skip the episodes that I don't find interesting. The pressure is coming from the out side mob that has never listened a episode and going with the sound bites from multi hour episode.

American main stream news distribute fake new very often, but I don't see much uproar about that in the cancel culture circles.

https://rumble.com/vtunof-the-media-outlets-demanding-joe-ro...

Glenn Greenwald made a good video about. Breaking Points, Kyle Kulinski and Tim Pool has talked about this issue. CNN, MSNBC, etc. can say outright lies and nobody wants them to be cancelled. Instead they are being promoted on Youtube. Does "Horse dewormer" ring a bell or "Russia gate"? Both of them are lies period.
That’s not how it works. Income inequality is not just the “number” of coins but what it’s worth as opposed to something - with inequality it becomes everyday goods and services. The cost of goods can easily continue to worsen inequality. There’s only one real world soft limit - a revolution that resets the clock.
GTK is a GNOME library and GNOME has shown in the past that they not only don't care about third party software but are actually extremely harmful to the community to the point that you might as well call it sabotage. The transition from GTK2 to GTK3 was extremely painful, had no benefits for anyone except GNOME and had many regressions across the board. The right course of action for Inkscape would be to switch back to GTK2 and be as independent from GNOME as possible. For everybody else it would be advised to make sure that your software runs well everywhere but GNOME. Simply check if getenv("XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP") is equal to "GNOME" and exit(EXIT_FAILURE) if true.
People supporting BLM have a real issue to defend, and 400 years of precedence.

It's not the same; it's not even close.
Interesting, we have different view points on similar industries. I work for an insurer and we see a lot cyber related theft and fraud, especially in the financial industry but also in other industries. Often the people are from outside the company, but very often they have people inside the company.

In most cases the money can’t be recovered because it gets quickly wired to countries like Nigeria or HK. It’s a whole industry. Completely opaque because no company likes to talk about the losses. These things are handled quietly.

On a different level: I believe many structured products purchased by private consumers are at least a rip-off and could be categorized as scam. Take for example life insurances sold by brokers with lifetime contracts yielding almost no interest whatsoever. There is a constant battle between regulators, lawyers and companies.
> Also, there's no such thing as EU states, like there's US states. In Europe, there's member countries.

The use of “states” for dependent, in some cases also notionally sovereign, subdivisions of certain independent sovereignties notwithstanding, “states” for the independent sovereign subjects of international law in the Westphalian order has been standard usage since before there was a U.S.

There are E.U. states, but they aren't like U.S. states, because the E.U. is an international union, not a state itself.
Inkscape 1.2 Alpha 0 is out
I haven't counted them but many may be smaller than a majority.

We Europians love to brag about superior values and about culture. (Have to ignore how we got there) If we build all those things ourselves (which we didn't) they would be a better fit.

The Chinese have their own eco system with that dictatorial control over content and the slave labor which doesn't line up with our values but they do have their own thing. The US system of tracking and data mining ur mum for purposes of drone strikes also doesn't really tickle our fancy. Platforms that can kill off your business whenever they like in a "sucks to be you" kind of way is not really how we want things to work in Europe. If any stereotype can be had we are more of a "does what it says on the can" kind of people.
A huge amount of open source projects are done by people payed to develop them.
Skeleton keys are impossible to secure.
Polarization of a single photon has to be treated in a QM framework , but there is no need for that with normal sources.

Also, polarization as a degree of freedom arises out of symmetry considerations, and that's what you learn in QFT.
Yeah, I think post Trump 2016, CBC took a very activist-oriented approach which hemorrhaged their cultural trust. They got pushback and then dug in further. There’s no self reflection at all.
Xcode without a doubt, it's mandatory to build my flutter apps for apple devices.

It's slow as hell, takes 12GB to download, has a 50% failure rate at uploading apps...

Nothing is up to modern standards with it. I'm so fed up with it I'm almost close of building some open source replacement.
Whey does it have many posts on the first day unlike my services?
Europe has the concept of citizens, not consumers. Americans don’t get this.
Tasteless as some varities are, they earned the nickname "wasserbomben" (i think i got that right) in germany some time ago, meaning "water bombs"
As I said, it needs to be as a direct reaction to user interaction. Though from the other comments, it seems my knowledge here is outdated anyways
Really? I can move the cursor around the input field just fine and backspace from there
Mars colonization is a dangerous and not very fun activity. Surviving mars is trying to be a fun game at the expense of sacrificing realism and yet even that game can be frustrating.
Why would it ban them forever? That’s something you can choose to do, or not.
That was pretty bizarre. Raging coronavirus pandemic, more cases than we could count, and we can't let Djokovic in because ... well, he didn't have COVID so I suppose we were worried he'd catch it here (ignore natural immunity because that must be misinformation!). Maybe they were worried it would impact his tennis career. It was outrageously petty; my theory is someone in immigration had a bet riding on Nadal, because that at least means they had a rational motive for their actions. It isn't a big deal in among all scary stuff going on but it was emblematic of the times. Bureaucratic. Pointless. Vindictive against scapegoats.
Can still see the site on amp https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.businessinsider.com/jeff-be...
I feel safe because my bank is responsible for that transaction.

If the cafe, thief or anyone steals my money for whatever reason other than me physically giving someone my card/PIN then the bank or credit card company is legally responsible. And they will refund you the money.

Look forward to Web3 without a similar safety net in place.
Hmm. If lawyer isn't a protected title in my home country, I wonder if it's possible for anyone to take a template and refer to themselves as a lawyer with an email to legal. I suspect they'd see through it, but it might convince someone in some cases?
Just park your car on a busy highway during a rush hour :)

Anyone can screw others at a massive scale, luckily people mostly don’t.
Stopped reading after the first self-hating racist sentence.
But at least you have options with android device. With Apple you have none. You are completely dependent on manufacturer.
Not -as- successful as Magic, but Vampire: The Eternal Struggle was popular in the 90s and still has a cult following (pun intended). In 2018 the license was officially transferred to a fan group that's resumed producing the game. Overall, it's spanned from '94 to '20 with only a handful of missing years, which is a pretty dang good run.

His Star Wars TCG also officially ran for three years and spawned 15 years of fan development.

And then there's Netrunner (the CCG, not the better-known later Fantasy Flight LCG, Android: Netrunner, that used its mechanics). It was well-reviewed but seems to have only survived for three years as well. I expect we'll be seeing some comeback of Netrunner since Android: Netrunner recently had its license pulled for as-yet-unknown reasons.
In your situation I would start some kind of psychological therapy. You have a substantial amount of money so find someone competent. I started going to therapy when I was 35 as well, and my therapist said that for the first-time clients this is the most common age group, as defence mechanism that were working when people were young start to break down. Based on what you wrote - sounds exactly what might be happening with you.
Do people use them though? Both Mac and Windows have pretty much tied app sandboxing to 30% app store fees, which means the proposition is "rewrite your app to use incomplete APIs and then you can put it in our store where we'll take a big cut!"

Not very appealing. It only works on mobile because there wasn't an existing industry used to 2% fees and unrestricted APIs.

Unsurprisingly Microsoft has abandoned app store fees and mandatory sandboxing so their app store has any chance of being used. Not sure about Apple.
reddit was also the first true large scale gathering place for incels, men's rights activists, and pick-up artists.

Most of these subcultures have been banned today but reddit acted as a massive force multiplier for these movements.
If it means that energy is cheaper for citizens of those countries (not states, but countries) that's good for them.
so what stopped you from complying?, the fact that the rule was stupid was sufficient motivation for you to disregard it and annoy a flight attendant enough that you get screamed at and have your trip made unpleasant? (and possibly annoy and make other people uncomfortable as well?)

What would have been your reaction had a passenger politely asked you to put it on properly as everyone else? (asking since I would do that and not sure what to expect anymore)
I don't think we need to break any cryptography here. Someone with enough ether can post private data or offense on blockchain already, and it'd be forever available to anyone.
Well, I need to be projection aware, as there are at least 6 that I’m using on a regular basis. (Wgs 84/espg 4326, web Mercator, itm (old and new), an equal area one, and a few local area lat Lon subsets.)

None of them are more correct, they’re just more convenient.
> You would need two distinct, long-lived dynamically-linked executables, both being hot at the same time, and both having libc (or another common library) in the hotpath at the same time.

Like, for example, bash and a process you are executing in parallel in a loop?
Antifa is an ideology. The obvious choice is to support antifa because we've seen what profa does, and they are much more violent.
Have you gone traveling? I found that spending a few years on the road dramatically changed the way that I saw myself, my place in the world, and my worldview as a whole.

Concepts like "achievement" are not fixed in stone, and are yours to define. Perhaps it is time that you take that challenge on, and define for yourself what success means to you. It doesn't have to be academic, career, or family oriented. It can be anything that you want it to be. But, it does have to come from yourself if you want it to be meaningful.
You have summarized my main problem with cryptocurrencies: it's cool to have that technology available, but it doesn't really improve on having first world institutions.

Basically it's great for poorer countries, first world criminals and potentially for a dystopian future.
That might be available on company but not on a system level. So I don't think there is no way to compare it with the energy consumption of an entire blockchain.
A quick search through the source document linked from the article [0] says they indeed account for petroleum etc. taxes.

Also, while EU “member states” have much more power than US states (including the ability to leave), they are “states” in the general sense of the word[1].

[0] Page 34: https://www.eca.europa.eu/Lists/ECADocuments/RW22_01/RW_Ener...

[1] e.g. use of phrase "EU State aid" by the EU itself.
I see 18 posts and 6 unique posters, if I've counted correctly. It's probably easy enough to get 6 of your friends to post for a day. After that is when it gets hard. Skip ahead a month and see what the post volume is like.
It has to be a topic of interest specifically for you, otherwise you’ll probably just get bored and stop halfway through. For me it was exercise science. It was a super fascinating and mind-opening journey for me from skeletal muscle contractions to how the body burns calories, to how to program weight training exercises, how to make my own diet program and throwing away all the hype around it, etc.

I can imagine that for others it might be just straight up neuroscience, or something zoology if you like pets, or physics. The idea is to try to see these natural phenomena as running code, and to think of how nature designed and wrote the code to make it all work. I can see how the approach sounds absurd, but maybe video game developers would be able to relate to what I’m saying since (I assume) they do a lot of world-building and have to make simulations of real-world objects.
Look at the next days. It had a gradual start
it's a shame the article ended just as it was getting really interesting!
Talking about James Joyce, vs. really reading his works...it's kinda like the difference between talking about Einstein, vs. really reading (including understanding the math) his major works (in high-level physics). Except reading Joyce brings far more old-school more social cachet.
It's the model in JS because JS does not really support threading (web workers are more like separate processes) so it's the only way to do it.

The actual browser doesn't need async.

When I say "need" I mean that it provides a decent performance increase.
The kid pointing out that the emperor has no clothes is not destroying the tailor's past work to improve the emperor's clothing situation. Similarly, making use of features and properties that Bitcoin already has, is not reducing fungability.

Bitcoin simply does not have fungability. The emperor has no clothes.
Unrelated to the topic, but I still don't understand how The Outline got away with launching with such a seizure-inducing design.
It's ridiculous how good it is compared to normal search, it's on my must install immediately list (along with other handy tools like 7zip etc).
Indeed the use of “state” to refer to US states is probably a legacy of when the US states were (sovereign) states.
"state" is a very flexible term for many kinds of political entities, including countries, and correctly used here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_(polity)
I hate this ivory tower way of developing. It holds back progress, learning by exchange, and so on.
Could you share a link to your work? I'd love to read more about it.
The cons of the email option can be mitigated by setting a mail archiver (as used for mailing lists). Since it's about avoiding setting any software on a remote system, one can run its update/maintenance bits locally, along with other website generation/upload software.
emojis mid text, emojis mid text, emojis mid text.

pictograms, pictograms, pictograms, gu gu ga ga.

also, this is going to make your address reputation plummet, if you enjoy convincing (often in exchange for a 30$+ commission) 100+ different blacklist operators that you're not a spammer please use this tool

t. grumpy, no-fun, old fart
> The inability to generate IP reputation smaller than a /24 is inherent to the way internet routing works.

Nonsense. SMTP is not internet routing, and there is no reason at all why some "reputation" system should be constrained by the same /24 limit that the global routing table ended up with.

I find it telling that these "reputation" outfits tend to serve up this sort of poor excuse to justify their businesses; whereas they're often plain old protection rackets. Like the one described in the article clearly is. They take money to solve the problem they created!
"A boat is a hole in the water that you throw money into".
Tom Wessels: Reading the Forested Landscape
Which is why most of my Android hobby coding is anyway either Java or C++, they will outlast Android's fate no matter what, otherwise it is mobile Web.
I have. But it was a Pyramidal bank. Just like crypto.
Yes, and no need for a browser,
I have small script that outputs Danish teletext to the terminal

#!/bin/sh
wget --quiet -O - http://www.dr.dk/cgi-bin/fttx1.exe?request=$1 |html2text -utf8
A NFT isn't art or currency. At most, it's a record of ownership. When two ownership records exists, the value of the original drop steeply when the copy is accepted widely-enough.
Yes, there are difficult customers. Sometimes they're worth taking on, and sometimes it's better to tell them "best of luck in searching for what you want with someone else."

That takes said napkin calculation, and thinking a bit like an insurance business. You can't know for sure whether you'll make or lose money on a particular customer, but you can learn to work with expectations so that your bets in aggregate make you money.
Haha, yes, you are reading correctly. To clarify: my employer bought the machine for me to have for this purpose. They know how grumpy I get with unsolved mysteries.
Venus’ clouds may harbor ‘aerial’ aliens, MIT scientists say
This can easily be solved with multi Sig wallets
Ask HN: Is GitHub Copilot / IntelliCode Legal?
Two years ago, an issue was opened in Microsoft's IntelliCode GitHub repository[0] titled "Licensing issues". It receives a response from a Microsoft employee. Eventually, the argument is made that this is a derivative work, as it is derived from thousands (?) of open-source projects. From what I understand, this seems to be true.

However, here's the fun part: Microsoft is training its AI dataset on these open-source projects. Would the terms of the license still apply here?

Further, would you say the law hasn't caught up with this use of open-source projects yet?

I am also curious about the legality of GitHub Copilot, since they seem to do largely the same thing from an AI standpoint.

[0]: https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/intellicode/issues/201

EDIT: IntelliCode, not IntelliSense!
No, Face Masks Aren’t Dehumanizing
As of Windows 10 (20H2 19042.867) with disabled Cortana (integrated web search) it's actually finding files. Even finds openssl.cnf from my Git install. But this is a pretty fresh install from the last year, previous ones were not good.
And for business as well, Stadia doesn't offer anything significant as Cloud infrastructure for game developers like Amazon and Microsoft products do.
And please remember to make good old server-rendered websites that can be archived by the Internet Archive.
>In web3, your wallet ID (used for purchases and proposed for logins too) is an undeletable cookie that tracks you both online and off, and one that anyone can retrieve.

Purchases sure on most chains (though not on e.g. Secret) but the chain isn't recording your logins via your address in most cases. You are just showing to the site that you have the key without making any transactions. So no, advertisers won't have much extra data on your site visiting habits that they don't have now.
King of Tokyo (and it’s sequel, King of New York) were rather popular gateway/filler games (i.e., getting people into board gaming or as a quick game before/between/after a big game) for a while. Nothing comparable to the success of Magic though.
They don't use the same logo.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aldi
Doesn't work, instead of ending in the spam folder it is instantly dropped, by my own mailserver at least:
The response from the remote server was:
550 High scoring spam message has been dropped
Yes! Exactly perfect example of why this is critical to understand that it's egoistic and we need to change it to change the incentive.

Cheap energy and the rest of the world is paying for it.

Fair? No.

Long term thinking? No.

Good for your lungs, etc. No.

Also faster we do the switch less expensive it will be due to the scaling effects taking off sooner.

We know we need to transform.
Why would you build a bridge that can be opened up and then promise never to open it up again, especially when there’s a shipyard on the other side of it? That makes no sense.
Just interesting, how does Telegram specifically harm society? By letting right wing freaks have their echo chambers there, or do you mean something else?
Badly according to the FBI profilers
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We are strongly looking for product-founder fit.
I'm 38 and feel the EXACT same way! I try explaining to my wife but unable to. I'm all the sudden unimpressed and not interested in most things. Very bizarre and honestly depressing.
In the future this will be more difficult: Is this not signed with your private key at exactly 23:59 Feb 5 parhamn? Are you claiming inconsistency of the system? You’re of the hook when you can prove that.

No doubt the kids will find a way, they have practically infinite time.
US Culture (granted, probably not what university literature departments would consider top quality) is conquering the world and, frankly, wiping the floor with just about everything else, to the point that many EU teachers are just throwing in the tower: outside of gymnasia local literature culture is barely taught at all, yet English literature is covered, as are English essays (sometimes on purpose: e.g. economics departments).

Plus I'd argue that STEM, or certainly the top level of STEM, most definitely doesn't fit my description of cogs in the machine.

Also I'd love to know how you can found a company on communication skills ... HR or perhaps even legal, perhaps, but ...