skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's an interesting question, and it might depend on what currency the money is denominated in, or what bank. I don't know how I'd manage crypto keys, but it is possible to reduce all your holdings to a 20-word passphrase that you've memorized. So there is the question of whether I've already prepared to bug out. At least for myself, if I fled the country, I don't have any valuable physical property I'd ordinarily take with me when moving, except for a GDM-FW900.
Can you please explain how the US's E/F/M systems will be behind the poster?

What support can he expect? under what circumstance? (hint-- it might be less than you think)
I don’t think it would. All the invoices were left in a Draft state, so I don’t think that appears on your ledger. You’d have to look at your list of Draft invoices to see it going up and up.
imagine an article about the decline of desktop java not mentioning the role of the microsoft bundled jre that basically broke most applications by default. the java ecosystem took a couple years to get out of that issue properly in ways that non techie coulod follow, but the bad experience stuck in the collective user minds up till this day.
China can just starve Taiwan.
Your boat might be expensive, but it's floating in a sea of free software.
You can always move away from that dense city. With booming property prices you should even profit in case you own the apartment, just sell it.

I would also argue that small apartment can be very limiting also for living. I mean, sure, if you spend all your free time in those restaurants, parks, grocery stores and theaters, then it may actually work. But if you wanna do anything that requires personal space, then living in a small apartment is very limiting.
That's a very chilling thought.
I always wondered why attacking in winter would ever be a good idea in any case. You want to have clear supply lines which certainly work better in friendly weather.

Best invasion is a cancelled invasion of course...
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From last nights call:

For the full fiscal 2023, we expect product revenue between $1.88 billion and $1.9 billion, representing year-over-year growth between 65% and 67%.

So growth slowing from 100% yoy, hence shares -20% pre market
I'll just quote my own answer from elsewhere in this thread:

Even if such a device needs to be used, decoding ascii is a trivial lookup operation,
not remotely comparable to decoding some arcane binary format, or a convoluted XML-
derived format such as they are used in WYSIWYG editor formats.
Russia wont back off, Ukraine wont back off...
Sooner or later will be cheaper to start throwing nukes, this shit got too barbaric already.
A Chrome Experiment from back in the day that I remember fondly:

https://experiments.withgoogle.com/dollyzoomjs

(then found at https://web.archive.org/web/20140423002845if_/https://www.ch...)
> That’s not how it works. It’s not like Java’s GCs in the last decade had any sort of huge pauses unless the program did some stupid shit like allocation in a hot loop.

Or there's a bug. There's a reason ZGC is marked as experimental. G1GC handled the application in question fine, we reverted to that and it wasn't worth our time investigating further.
according to the wikipedia article, the ship had 13 metric tons of gold loaded. One kg is currently worth about USD 62K, so the whole load of the ship must have been worth way more than 4m (~USD 800M in todays USD, so about half back when this happened).

So what I believe happened given both sources is that the investors paid 12M to get the 13 tons of gold (worth 800M) and then 4M worth of gold (0.5%) went "missing".

The investors wanted all of their 13 tons including the missing 64kg.

And so now that person is in jail without a sentence until he tells them where those 0.5% have gone.
Preventing individuals from moving their wealth across borders makes a government authoritarian for me. It doesn't matter which government it is.
https://www.linux.org/pages/download/
1,041,570 people became legal permanent residents in 1910 and 1,031,765 did the same in 2019. What are you talking about 'flood gates' ?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immigration_to_the_United_Stat...
not to mention Ivan Illich https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivan_Illich
Documentation driven development?
I donated hundreds of dollars worth of Ether to Ukraine and paid like $2 worth in gas fees. That's less than 1%.

Transferwise takes much more %.
Did ustax.bz also tell you that if you are self-employed, you still need to file quarterly with the US, unless you are in a country with a totalitization treaty with the US?

unless you earn less than $400/yr.

> International Tax Gap Series

> If you are a self-employed U.S. citizen or resident, the rules for paying self-employment tax are generally the same whether you are living in the United States or abroad.

> The self-employment tax is a social security and Medicare tax on net earnings from self-employment. You must pay self-employment tax if your net earnings from self-employment are at least $400.

https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/self...
I was in the camp of remote is always better even after being aware of 'never say never' and 'no silver bullet'.

Within the first six months, I realized there is no single answer that works for everyone. It really depends on the ability to institute async communication, self-regulate and whole lot of other factors IMHO.
If you maintain a mailing address in a state, it will be on you to prove you don’t live there (and expect to have to do it on a yearly basis).

If you have an address outside the US, it is a good idea to tell the IRS to mail you at that address, the states seem to be content with that as evidence that you live out of state.
Every time Trump talked about illegal immigration, the left said he was talking about all immigration, and then that being against all immigration was because he was racist.

I'm a left-voting Brit and I can see that. The endless accusations by the left US media, politicians, and activists of people being -ist has caused massive credibility damage. Not to mention, they have significantly devalued the real victims of genuine cases of -ism.
I can see a few winning conditions for Xi. Maybe the most significant reasonably independent country (previously not exclusively West nor CCP aligned) has been almost entirely ejected by the West in a handful of days. And it's not quite North Korea, there are significant resources to be had, as well as territory at the doorstep of both Europe and the US.

As an aside, I wonder if EU/US realized that they are not leaving themselves any options except to maintain the sanctions forever in the event they are not a viable aggression deterrent, which paves the way for Russia to head nowhere else but to become Xi's puppet. Putting tinfoil hat on, I wonder whether any politicians of dubious associations had the time to lobby for this (I recall MI6 discovered a CCP-paid agent in UK lawmaking system just last year).

To answer your question, if Putin is acting in accord with Xi, then there may be some winning conditions for Putin that we do not know about. (As a Russian, I have little doubt that a Venn diagram of winning conditions for Putin and winning conditions for the country as a whole would be two circles.)
> I want to be able to quickly resolve any issues in person, not over voice call or slack, and I think that an environment where someone can tap me on the shoulder when they need help leads to overall higher productivity

Aside from all the other advantages of WfH that have already been mentioned in this thread (like no commute, healthier eating, more fresh air and exercise, better work/life balance etc), I really don't think this description of office-life fits my recollection of reality, at all.

In the office it was much more often that wanting to discuss something in person with a couple of colleagues would involve:

1. locating colleague 1

2. going in search of colleague 2 who isn't at their desk

3. disturbing people in the open-office environment asking where colleague 2 is

4. deciding to check again later

5. noticing that colleague 2 is back at their desk

6. looking around and seeing that colleague 1 is not at their desk

7. going over to colleague 2 and asking if they have 5 minutes

8. colleague 2 is deploying, and will be done in 15 minutes

9. ask around and discover that colleague 1 has gone to early lunch

repeat again after lunch

Now with WfH:

1. share screen with colleague 1 and colleague 2

2. problem solved after 5 minutes
Would probably be enough for the next winter as well, so not reason to panic. Then you still have the expensive option to heat with electricity or the cheap one to heat with wood. Warm water would probably be the largest problem, but that is far away.
> You’re not compelled to offer your services to any particular employer.

But if you do not participate in the system of employment, you will either be left to the mercy of others or die of starvation. Even if you own land which you farm and make all of your own stuff, hunt your own food - you will still have to work for someone else by selling them stuff you farmed, made or hunted yourself so that you can pay property taxes.

Modern capitalism is a world-encroaching system of slavery, made necessary by scarcity (mostly of land).
> how correspondent banks ultimately settle the debts, which in turn becomes how countries settle their debts.

Ultimately the debts and credits either cancel out, or when there is a flow from one country to another - the creditor countries ends up holding them as foreign currency reserves (in $ in bank accounts) or converts them into treasury bonds, gold or other investments - that may or not be transferable from one country to another.

This tweet lists Russia's foreign reserves:

https://twitter.com/heimbergecon/status/1497513211129597952
That 80% stock is worth 50mil less than it was yesterday!
btw, isn't the original of Faust written in Klingon?
"I personally am totally for ditching html and css from the browsers and just leave JS with some nice APIs (without DOM nonsense) and let us work with web apps like we would with desktop apps."

Have you tried using React Native For Web? The name is so ironic it almost seems like a joke, but I think the rationale is to simplify things as you are suggesting
You need jpackage for that, which will create a native executable (unfortunately only for the given platform)
What more integration do you need ? Qt types are able to use move semantics, are compatible with standard algorithms, support function objects and thus lambdas for callbacks, standard atomics, there's QStringView to match std::string_view use cases... What else ? Hell, it's trivial to make Qt work with c++20 coroutines ; Qt itself requires C++17 compilers since Qt 6
there is a fair chance that this cost is a part of the deal he has with his cronies. "you can make bank all you like, as long as you pay me some and when I decide to make a move you're behind me all the way"...
France advises its citizens to leave Russia
That would mean sanctions on Russia forever, I don't think their state or military can keep up for that long. How do they want to build any sophisticated war machines without access to high tech technologies? Their current tanks can be fried with just Javelins. Its not China with 1.5 billion people where you have endless sources of fresh young men, Russia is slowly dying on a bad side of demographic curve.

China may provide them some, but that is end of Russia as world power (if that didn't happen already as we can all see).
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Taiwan doesn’t need to import food from the mainland to survive. China is hemmed in by Japan, Taiwan, Russia, and korea, meaning they don’t have much chance of a naval blockade either. Maybe Kinmen Island, but I’m not sure how that part of Taiwan would survive any conflict with China. 127k people live there, so I guess that’s something China could starve, or just annex it outright.
This figure is transparently nonsensical.

Russia's 2019 military spend was 65 billion USD, or 58.6 billion EUR. Clearly they are not blowing through an entire year's defense budget in three days (that would be over 100x the usual rate of spend!).

Or another sanity-check figure: Russia's entire 2020 GDP would pay for only 67 days of war at this run-rate. In other words, the country is using over 500% of its productive output on the war (a neat trick without any imports!)

For reference, in 1940 the United States spent 1.64% of its GDP on defense. In 1945 it spent 37.19%.

I'm as hopeful as anyone for Ukraine to survive this awful war with her sovereignty intact, but we must be realistic.
As as is always the case, the docs are immediately out of date vs. the actual implementation :-)
You should not be forced to file taxes for a country you do not live in. Even if there are reciprocity agreements in place.
> And circumventing the law has always been the prime use case for crypto since the beginning. I think everyone has always agreed that it's great for that.

Absolutely. Even the criminals, scammers and extremists using Signal and its E2EE also use it to communicate with each other whilst sending/receiving funds via a private cryptocurrency called 'MobileCoin' which uses an encrypted blockchain and all transactions are untraceable and scrambled. Even they would agree.

Got to thank Moxie and his friends for creating a great tool used and adored by many criminal masterminds all around the world. /s
I understand what FEIE is. but as you said, it's the first $112k. BUT, you still have to file every year, which incurs a time and financial penalty. W2 forms aren't designed for mere mortals to fumble their way through, so most outsource it to a tax accountant at a financial cost. Also, tax accountants abroad that specialise in US tax law are both rare and expensive.

> medicare/caid tax so you still pay some

exactly. You're still 'on the hook' annually to pay for subpar services you'll most likely never use, assuming they exist when you're eligible for them.

> I'm sure citizenship is worth at least $88000 per year to most people.

I'm sorry, but that makes me laugh HARD. By your math I would have paid approximately $1.9 million dollars in the past 21 years just to hold the US passport I might have used 10-15 times in that timeframe to gain entry to the US. Do you honestly think the right to visit the US 15 times over 2 decades is worth $2 million USD? Especially when you can visit the US without a US passport fairly easily (assuming you're not a cryptobro acting like a fool?).

Full disclosure, I'm a US expat who's lived in Australia for over 20 years and was granted Australian Medicare YEARS before I was a permanent resident.
This is not true I spend $350 per month on my hackernews subscription. (sarcasm)
yes, I'm aware of his wealth, hence my referring to Solon and Croesus.
> not some soft-focus pastel cartoon movie.

For some reason, designers likes it no matter it makes sense or not, so it is what you get. The current designer trending is just a shit show, nuke the usability for nearly no benefits IMO.
A helpful concept from Thomas Keating is "the evacuation of the unconscious". The idea is that it is normal to have painful thoughts arise into our consciousness when we enter into meditation. It is common in ordinary life to get into the habit of filling one's life with noise and distraction, in order to keep sources of anxiety or other negative emotions at bay. Meditation lessens the noise and distraction, which has the natural effect of making room for the suppressed thoughts and emotions to pop up. In meditation practice one learns to gently refrain from engaging with emotionally charged material, noticing it with objectivity and detachment, letting it pass by, and returning to a state of calm wordless awareness. In the natural course of events, suppressed fears and anxieties are much less powerful when looked at consciously and rationally. One ends up taking them less seriously, and consequently they tend to lessen in terms of their ability to cause unhappiness. Circling back to the point of the OP, if an attempt at meditation practice starts causing psychotic episodes or anything of that nature, don't do it. That's just common sense.
I came here just to talk about how much Chinese and Korean fonts are not nearly as uniform as Japanese. Go into a 7-11 in China or Korea, and the prices are often written by hand. In Japan, they're the same printed font everywhere. In China and Korea, there may be those "On Sale! Only 5 yuan this week!" kind of add-on signs with different colors and fonts/sizes. In Japan, it's just the item name and price, black and white, one size.

As a foreign traveler, Japan makes everything uniform and easy; even if things are different (and they often are) they're very approachable. China and Korea do not have the same approachable-ness for a random Westerner.
If Russia was able to create division, why are they so bad at it when it matters - now.

Those examples seem low quality.

The election interference from 2016 is laughable.

https://i2.cdn.turner.com/money/dam/assets/171101163247-russ...
I hope I'm not misreading your comment but it sounds a little to casual, no? An invasion by sea would probably be a lot more brutal than what's happening in the Ukraine, with a lot more civilian and military casualties, and of course a much bigger impact on the world economy. And of course, countries succeeding with territorial expansions would set a really bad precedent for the 21st century.

We should hope to sit out difficult geopolitical situations as long as possible. The world will probably be a lot different in 20 and 50 years. In Germany we had 40 years of separation and cold war and then suddenly - happy reunification!
1000 tanks are quite a lot. I think future wars will feature less of them aside from power projection. But for occupations they are pretty vulnerable targets despite their armor.
No plan survives first contact with the enemy
Who wants to be a global hallway monitor for taxes? It makes more sense to pay for a tool that makes you compliant with the applicable tax laws, and forget about the rest.
It seems that being able to work remotely is just a skill unto itself, and one that takes time and patience to cultivate. A lot of it is good written communication, especially when it comes to reading other people's communication, and a lot of it is just being good enough at your job to do the work without feeling like someone is watching you. Makes sense that these things would be hard for people.

If you look at OSS maintainers, a lot of times their written communication is excellent, and they obviously manage their time really well. These are people who by the very nature of what they maintain are distributed.

A lot of OSS software is also of excellent quality, because they don't have the luxury of being able to be in an offer, fire people, etc...

I would argue to the people who complain about not getting stuff done or that they need structure... don't take those feelings as a sign that you need to automatically return to what you know. You can also take it as a sign that you have an opportunity to grow, but it's just hard... which is totally ok and normal. If you can overcome this, you will become an excellent engineer as a result.
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It’s the natural move and the eventual evolution of major US metros suffering from crime. As police forces continue to dwindle with less and less new recruits, local governments may not have a choice of disallowing surveillance when it’s a tool to help mitigate crime. Even before BLM and defund the police movements, on average US police departments only had 60% of the officers needed to effectively maintain order.

https://www.npr.org/2018/12/12/675359781/americas-growing-co...

Less people want to become a police officer because the pay doesn’t match both the physical and legal threats of the job. Constant overtime and local government’s bad habit of seeing every problem as a nail that could be solved by police has exacerbated the problem.
I have made good friends through work, including people I keep in touch with after changing jobs. Even if we don't keep in touch, I appreciate the transitory friendship for what it was. It's not like I keep up with most people from college either, but they were still my friends.

I could do those other things you say, but none nearly for as much time as the time I spend at work, so work friends come quite easily and naturally by comparison. Proximity has a big effect on making friends[0]. And I could do those activities you suggest in addition to getting to know people at work, because those other things happen off work hours. (Though realistically, I'm too old for parties and not single enough for hookups :))

Though, club thing has actually never worked for me. Those acquaintances end up feeling the most distant because we meet too infrequently. Probably requires a hobby you're really into so that you get more frequent exposure to one another (IIUC this makes CrossFit a good way to make friends).

[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proximity_principle
There are people who would tangibly benefit from a new cold war everywhere, possibly except Ukraine. Imagine how much of a useful distraction it is all around. The only people losing are regular citizens who just want to live and prosper.
I was in Taipei and didn't notice it. It made big news tho.
> Luckily there seems to be a push for fully native.

Really? I thought there was a push for Electron/Chromium everywhere (which seems comparable or worse than desktop Java...)
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A naval blockade in disputed waters the US is saying ( but not guaranteeing) they'll protect can easily escalate. But it's true that it wouldn't result in a direct bloodbath outright.
Bending over of Google, Telegram and Apple during the recent parliament "elections" now looks even more despicable. I wonder if big companies will stop complying with grounding of western corporations in RF.