skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thank you. Never knew about this service, was looking, obviously not hard enough, for exactly this. But really do think they should advertise better. This would help with managing expenses too.
You can easily scale a company beyond 50 employees while still using the admin and an occasional extra dashboard.

It's definitely in my top 5 most valuable skills, and seems like an open secret in the industry.
Can you explain what you mean by "high exchange liquidity"? My understanding is it's a policy issue not tech.

Automated exchanges like Uniswap have Monero.

edit: Uniswap has Wrapped Monero, not actual Monero.
Can a horizontally polarized photon destructively interfere with a vertically polarized photon in an experiment that is insensitive to polarization?
I've had no problem with it, no repetitions and only what follows post.
There is another view that these “old foes” are dividing east europe again. At the end of the day its convenient for germany to have an underdeveloped east europe as it is for russia to have a long buffer between its citizens and west european values. A win win situation that indeed prevents war. The view goes on to say that attempting to ban nuclear eu wide will make europe even more dependant on russia, enabling to latter to blackmail the continent as it pleases. And finally, the less common view is that germany and russia both grinned a bit when the uk left the eu after germany conveniently pushed for mass migration (at the same time russia defending the push factor government of syria) while it being a decisive vote swinger in the uk. Fun times we live in.
Isn't that the process of compilation?
The title and the article itself also both seem to take as a presupposition the notion that the truth is what's behind those paywalls, while what's out here for free is inherently "disinformation." (There is plenty of truth in free independent news outlets, and plenty of disinformation being disseminated by corporate ones.)
I think we found out about it in October or November from a pre-release Chromium Edge user? I definitely was surprised to see as short a turnaround as 5-6 months, and if you're only hearing about it now I can't imagine the stress.

I was lucky to have some time to work on it and get it done before the holidays so I didn't have to worry too much. I wrote up a migration blog post and commented it here as well because I know I wanted that kind of resource when I was working on it, so if anyone needs that I hope it helps.
The "accounting model" is even easier to trace, I'm not sure what you mean by that. For example, here are all USDT transactions: https://etherscan.io/token/0xdac17f958d2ee523a2206206994597c...
They're professionals, they have been trained, they can access resources that we don't and they can brainstorm with other colleagues.

Statistically they're much less likely to be wrong than us. Now, I also understand that nobody is perfect.
In my younger days I started a project to create Han characters from radicals in Metafont. It was an ambitious project which, sadly, was beyond my skills. A smaller-scale idea, assembling Hangul from individual letters was more feasible, but the realities of school and work were enough to keep any of this from getting beyond initial demonstration coding. In a parallel universe, this was my senior project in undergrad and was finished in 1990. Some of my parallel universes are really amazing places.
Something similar has been done trying to deanonymize wallet owners. It's called a "dusting attack". In theory you can protect yourself by manually choosing which outputs to spend when you're building a transaction.
They're also including non-violence such as refusal to wear a mask. This quickly becomes "didn't follow an instruction".
You think unvaccinated are doing this just to make Democrats look bad? That seems like a stretch to me. I think they are doing it because the previous administration completely botched their messaging around the virus - first saying masks had no effect (the biggest botch IMO) when what they really meant was "we have a shortage of masks, hospital staff need them, we don't want everyone hoarding them, so we're going to lie and tell you they aren't necessary". There were so many outright lies, combined with half-truths and conjecture that turned out to be wrong, that I think a certain group of people came to mistrust everything they were being told, and now they've just dug their heels in.
Keep your pieces away from those squares --> immediate advantage. :)
It's hard to change after two decades of.
That’s because you’re making a false assumption about the environment prior to executing the statement.

If you are in a shell session and have to choose between executing python -c or calling jo, the latter is faster as you’ve demonstrated. But that’s not a realistic assumption.

Statements like these are almost certainly part of some combined work. The data you’re feeding to jo comes from somewhere. Its output is written somewhere.

You can’t convince me that if you’re already inside some Python script, that invoking json.dumps() is slower than calling jo from within a shell script.

At no point did I claim that launching Python AND running that json.dumps() is faster than running that shell command. I only stated that the json.dumps() is.
This is a different battle. The government has gone after general purpose encryption multiple times and has been beaten back so far. And while this would definitely be a win for that side of things it isn't the same battle and the Earn IT Act is not about encryption in general. It is about encryption in the context of commercial entities and their managed content.
They didn’t do it on purpose.

You should start the analysis from the population and its reality. Even Staline and Krutchev didn’t manage to get rid of high vodka consumption and alcoholism, where Putin managed while being less brutal. And he’s still popular among the population.

I mean there that usually we judge them by our own values, but you need to take into account their reality.

They built a great scientific elite over the last century but on the other hand, the rest of the population is not worth more than a third country’s one in terms of education, work and “lumières ethics”. And that gap is huge.
I can’t tell if op has been globally banned, or if they shutoff the (supposed) duplicates and they can’t find the (supposed) original account.
Monero is too good at evading government surveillance. It will never be allowed to reach critical mass of usage to survive as the premier cryptocurrency.

It will continue to have a role and prosper next to Bitcoin though. We need both. One to decouple from government control, and the other to evade surveillance.

It’s a well-known secret that you can change your Bitcoin to monero, then the Monero back to Bitcoin to “wash” your Bitcoin. Also, with enough time, all the Bitcoins would be dirty.

P.S. don’t bother responding if you are coming from the privilege of never having lived under a terrible government.
Even for simple models I've found OpenSCAD lacking. In 3d printing it is quite common to add chamfers and fillets to smooth objects. This is an extraordinarily amount of work in OpenSCAD, let alone the render times that increase significantly.
Setting aside all of the other issues with this opinion piece's thesis, it is odd that it is coming from NPR, one of several news sources funded by public donation that are free to listen to/browse to/watch. Are they saying NPR doesn't count as accurate news?
the agtech becoming the next big thing is not the one we need I fear

it will likely make some people money though
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Fun facts: Although the Tomato is botanically a fruit, not a vegetable, you look for it in the vegetables section not fruits. [1]

In the 19th century, the US Supreme Court classified the Tomato as a vegetable
instead of a fruit. :-) [2]

[1] "Is a Tomato a Fruit or a Vegetable?"

https://www.britannica.com/story/is-a-tomato-a-fruit-or-a-ve....

[2] "NIX v. HEDDEN(1893) No. 137 Argued: Decided: May 10, 1893"
https://caselaw.findlaw.com/us-supreme-court/149/304.html
The video of the confederate flag guy shows that he was shunned by the protestors.

https://twitter.com/VigilantFox/status/1487834109678395392
I was helping my mother in law mow the lawn a sunday afternoon, just like swedish people does it. Turns out that is a nono. West Germany.
I searched quite a bit. None of the LOGOs available today are as easy to use for a 5 year old as the Apple II version was for me. #1 reason is that 5 is still young to use a mouse effectively, so a keyboard UI is much more functional.
An interesting way of getting bribes. Enact laws, quit politics, work for whomever the law was dedicated for, get a large salary, do nothing basically. This type of corruption is reflected in the eu as well, and not just german ex politicians but also french. Thank god the eu is pushing the little players such as italy and spain into arresting their politicians for doing the same. Who wants competition anyway?
It did create and then prove an incredible and utterly novel and important concept.

Your downvotes are invalid.

I don't own and never have owned any btc, or any other crypto, and at this point wouldn't touch btc in particular with a 10' pole for several different reasons.

But the very concept of a distributed ledger that may actually be trusted is both revolutionary and proved.

It's collossal despite all the current degenerate uses and wasteful implementations.
I'm curious if humans ever lived on another planet where they couldn't go outside because of a toxic atomosphere if it might look something like this. A whole town or city inside one structure.
> Must have been quite difficult to become colonial rulers of half the planet, and set up and maintain the transatlantic slave trade, without seeing anyone non-white

Yes, very small fraction of Europeans was involved in that. Overwhelming majority never left their country, and often their village.
French Polynesia, not in the list tho
The technical founder of this company is developing wireless monitors for this cerebrospinal fluid pressure:

https://www.rhaeos.com/

We got to hear him speak pre-pandemic, definitely cool tech.
"I feel like many confuse perfectionism with obsession.

Perfectionism = not bad

Obsession = bad "

It just depends how you define terms. What most people here mean with perfectionism, would be probably a obsession with perfectionism under your terms.

I am also fine with my perfectionism, after I learned the concept of "good enough".
I'll look into those!

My main concern is around requiring board approval. There isn't any formal policy for employees seeking liquidity, and I'm not sure the board will be receptive.

I mean, what incentive would they have to allow employees to sell their shares before an IPO/exit event?
> Rarely is the question asked: Is our children learning?

~ George W. Bush, during a campaign speech in South Carolina (2000)

That particular question had probably not been asked much before, but it's been asked more frequently ever since.
I think working at a .NET shop for a few years gave me Visual Studio Stockholm syndrome or something. I'm past that job now, but I still fire up MSVS over other alternatives just because I know all the shortcuts (& because it'll typically work without any additional configuration on my corporate-issue pc).
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> It will never be allowed to reach critical mass of usage to survive as the premier cryptocurrency.

Why? How are they going to keep it down?

I will keep talking about it and trying to use it. Actually managed to get paid with it once. Ironic that the one coin that's actually usable as currency remains obscure.
Is it possible to do this trick in a FPGA?
I migrated four separate Google accounts to a single Fastmail account last year. I had put off migrating for _years_ because I thought it would be painful, but I've had no issues at all. The migration was automated with good progress updates as emails are copied across. I had to do the DNS bits manually but they were nevertheless well documented. I've had zero issues since with mail, calendars, or their simple static site hosting. I think about it so little I sometimes forget how happy I was with the whole process.
El Salvador and China have shown us that Bitcoin is not sufficient to evade government control.

Also, exfiltrating value via crypto is not sufficient for most people in oppressive countries. The overwhelming majority need to be able to spend the crypto locally as cash, which isn't possible in any oppressive country except El Salvador.
For contrast, gforth (a prominent Forth interpreter, by Forth standards) generates+compiles+links binding code in C, at runtime, using the ordinary C toolchain. [0][1][2]

A bit 'out there' you may say, but on the plus side this approach enables handling header files and tidily expressing bindings without the need to implement their own C parser. [2]

[0] GitHub mirror: https://github.com/forthy42/gforth/blob/dda77d851ddeb80ca849...

[1] The official host: https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/gforth.git/tree/libcc.fs

[2] https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Call_a_foreign-language_functio...
Perfectionist is an overindulgent term that fails to capture the experience of its debased realities. Dealing with perfectionists you never see an attempt at perfection as much as you see neurosis and control issues. "Perfection" is a fake endeavor with no contingent expression that can even verify its attainment. The concept of perfection is dehumanizing and anyone attempting to have it materialize keeps themselves stuck in a false reality that plays exclusively in their own imagination. To be seduced into the perfectionist narrative is to be subject to a fantasy that can do as much to paralyze an endeavor as much as it purports to cultivate it.
"Elon can't get Starship into space"

You sound very dismissive. Starship is work in progress, but not vaporware. It has already cleared a lot of practical flight test hurdles and it does not seem to be stalled technically. (Regulatory approvals are a different story.) "Can't get into space" description would fit SLS better.

If any Musk promises deserve righteous bashing, Tesla "self-driving capability" comes to mind.
Asked another way, why should we give the media the benefit of the doubt when they are already posting headlines like "Russia invaded Ukraine" https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-02-04/statement...
Nowadays most wallets will let you choose which UTXOs to spend so you can simply choose not to spend those.
> using a DEX to trade from dirty coins into clean coins is cheap and simple

Cheap, but not free. You're paying a premium. Which illustrates the article's point.

As exchanges are reined in, and off-the-record bitcoin for cash trades are cracked down on (google "localbitcoin arrests" to get an idea - that should also answer your two other lines), this premium will grow, and it may well grow enough to make the whole thing impractical.
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This was addressed by NPR's public editor. It was not "made up."

https://www.npr.org/sections/publiceditor/2022/01/20/1074540...
Show HN: RDrop – A Simple P2P File Transfer Service Web-App
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Freedom of expression features prominently in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. It is included in Section 2, which details fundamental freedoms, such as freedom of expression, freedom of association, and freedom of assembly. It strains credulity to argue that this protest somehow exceeds protest norms when bullhorns, drums, honking, and other noisemaking has been a key part of protests for decades.
The supreme irony is that these sanctions also apply to political dissidents than had to run away from Belarus. Corporate cost benefit analysis applied to shoddily written laws leads to unintended consequences.
Ah, interesting that your company had a standard policy for this. I wish mine did as well.

Worried about getting (or even asking for) board approval - what incentive would they have to allow an employee to reduce their stake in the companies success prior to an IPO event?
> It will never be allowed to reach critical mass of usage to survive as the premier cryptocurrency.

Monero is getting to the point where it will not need permission.

It will soon be added to the decentralized exchange Thorchain. On top of that, the Haveno project is making great progress and will be a Monero version of Bisq.

Thorchain will be swaps that don’t require specific orders, much higher liquidity. Haveno is the traditional platform where someone puts out an order and someone buys that exact amount.

Oh and I almost forgot about regular atomic swaps which also exist today.
there is no such a thing as "real perfectionism"

perfectionism, like many other behavioral styles, is a spectrum

Most of the "perfectionists" are people that simply care a lot more than the average about details, not sociopaths.

Katsuhiro Otomo is a perfectionist, but he also enjoys his life and creating his art.

p.s. perfectionists most of the time acknowledge that thinks will work anyway, they simply also believe (and rightly so) that things could be better than they currently are. Most of the times they also know that perfection (or an incarnation of it) takes a lot of time.

We only talk about the extreme cases because of survival bias: they are the ones who will make extreme sacrifices, while the others will give up on perfection sooner or later, because they are not actually obsessed with it.
Likely because of a mistaken assumption of fears of autism. Politics only entered into this under Trump.

https://slate.com/technology/2021/02/smallpox-vaccine-bioatt...
Flamewar comments like this will get you banned here. You may not owe media networks better, but you owe this community much better if you're participating in it.

If you'd please review https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and stick to the rules when posting here, we'd appreciate it.
Message tags to enable searches to be performed by categories.
In surprised they didn't have a movable device to block one or more mirrors at a time. You'd imagine that would make this process much quicker
Congress doesn't even know what an IP address is.
> "Do X or you're fired" -- this is coercion by any reasonable definition.

Do X or you're fired is literally the basis for all employment.

> If you think it's easy to just "get another job", you are speaking from a position of immense economic privilege. It's tantamount to "let them eat cake".

Demand for labour is immense right now. I'm sure you've noticed. People are fired all the time for a number of reasons.

> Urbanites will regret their fickle treatment of the key workers who provide them with food and Amazon deliveries.

They won't, because the vast majority of truckers are vaccinated, working, and against this occupation.
> What intuition should a layperson have to suggest that obviously opacity/transmissivity is multiplicative?

My intuition is that if I put on dark sunglasses I can still see through other dark things (like a CD or welders glass) if I look at something bright enough (like the sun). If opacity/transmissivity is modeled like it works in real life, given this example, it follows that it wouldn't be additive.
Hey all!
This year I'll be building 10 products/businesses in public and this is project #2 (project #1 is on hold while it's awaiting reviewal in a marketplace)!

<rDrop.link> : Like AirDrop but for any Device, any OS, any Platform.

So first, let's talk about why this is useful. Let me ask you a question:

I have a 4K video that I took on my iPhone and I want to send it to my Windows Desktop for editing. How do I do that?

----- Send it to yourself through Messenger, it's like two clicks.

Messenger compresses videos and photos, I want the full quality uncompressed version of my video.

----- Alright, then send it by email it doesn't compress the files.

Really? Have you ever tried sending a file larger than 25MB by email?

----- Upload it on DropBox or Drive and then download it on your computer.

Sure, that's already a better option. But! I'm a little lazy (the process is not very quick, I mean I just want to send a file), my Drive only has 1GB left and I hate to upload random stuff on my drive and have stuff laying around...

----- Ok... What about WeTransfer?

Yes, and it's great! The downside is that I prefer to not have my files handled by third parties like that. Also, I said I'm lazy, I don't want to upload the file, then retrieve the download link and download it on the other device. Do you have something simpler?

This is the problem rDrop attempts to solve.

It's a super simple File Transfer Service.

1) Open <rDrop.link> on both devices.

2) Select the files you want to transfer.

3) Scan the QR Code or just Copy the 6-letter code

4) That's it, the transfer starts and you can download your files!

== How it's built ==

This tool was entirely built under 5 days! That is thanks to the power of Sktch.io a No-Code/Low-Code builder that makes building this kind of projects extremely easy and efficient. (disclaimer: I made Sktch.io)

The tool also uses the WebRTC API for the P2P File transfer.

Let me know your thoughts about it, I'll be grateful for any feedback!

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Regarding negative thoughts - I escape them thinking we all are temporary. People around us forget/forgive the unconscious mistakes we do. So we too need to ignore them for greater good of tomorrow.
I guess that could work if most of those students never had to ask a question ever again.
To transfer the stock directly you will need approval from the company/board.

I'm curious if anyone has done it without by using a private contract between buyer/seller (google: forward contracts).
Answer: because it's full of HR people. 90% of HR people are human toilets pretending they are doing manageriale roles for a living.
Agreed, luckily there is a solution ;)
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I think HN’s ‘smart’ code to remove clickbait fragments from titles didn’t help here. The page’s full title is

This Wikipedia of Algebraic Geometry Will Forever Be Incomplete. That’s the Point.

That “This”, IMO, makes it clear that they use Wikipedia in a genericized way (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generic_trademark)
For source code specifically: ggreer's silver searcher: https://github.com/ggreer/the_silver_searcher