skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's often the case: Make profit, externalize the costs. Fracking is another very good example.

Actually, the more you think about it many of very profitable companies do profit by externalizing the costs. That's also why they put so much money into lobbying: So no one will change the system.
The only bulletproof way is to change your business model to make these useless, irrelevant or no longer threatening. Yours and the user’s incentives should be aligned.

If you serve content, put it behind a paywall and rate-limit based on the maximum amount a human can reasonably consume and stop caring whether the user uses your own client or something like this - after all you’re getting paid either way.

The only businesses that are threatened by unofficial API clients are cancerous “growth and engagement” crap where the “value” is the wasting of the user’s time. Don’t be such a business and you’ll be fine.
you don't even have to look at the script, just at the network requests

you'd basically have to make your own stealthy video format, otherwise you can just catch network requests
I just learned this today, a bit shocked. Isn't anyone concerned that Saudi Arabia – not exactly a beacon of human rights and dignity for all people – holds 5% stake in Twitter?
I know he is an expert on the subject, but he is talking about ridiculously high dosages that most people would not find pleasant in that clip.

I would never tell anyone I care about to take 5 grams dried in their first use.
The protocol doesn’t support that. The headphones can do nothing about that.
Ask the people in the developing world using it to replace their countries' failed monetary systems. Ask the people taking out loans on DeFi platforms and not needing to worry about discrimination by some bank's underwriters. Ask the working class in my country and others who want what little savings they have to have at least some chance of appreciating in value. Ask the migrant workers in my country who are now able to send money home to their families without Western Union's predatory fees.

Cryptocurrency ain't perfect, but people are using it for its intended purpose, and it ain't going away anytime soon.
You assume same value system on Putin side as you have and that is unlikely.
Can it be embedded into someone's chest?

Asking for a friend...
Just did.

KDE is more stable than ever before. I'm on 5.24.4 on Arch, fwiw.
Former high school teacher turned developer back in 2011. I had a small portfolio of work I had done (some for free and some charged). My resume dropped non-relevant work (so long to the teaching, construction, financial planning, insurance, and graphic design entries). I had some light project work at the end. A recruiter sent me to a few places and I managed to get through the interview at one. Doubled my teaching salary and never looked back.

My spouse was supportive of the extra time I had to put in to studying concepts and building toy things.
The logic sounds good in theory but in practice not much of this is grounded in today’s reality. No one is reading AI generated text for their news or entertainment. That will be an important first step. If it ever happens.
If we just JIRA hard enough, we can break the laws of physics and propel a semi-truck at 187 MPH using only an electric battery and bike chain.
> Turning wealth into wealth is not an accomplishment.

Where do you draw the line?

How is the work of doubling the wealth received as inheritance different from doubling the wealth of a client?
In the interest of adding another data point, the situation in Seattle is pretty similar, albeit not quite as bad in my experience. It occurred to me last month while walking around SF that Seattle politicians would be wise to pay attention to the situation in SF and try to learn from it.
If the POW miners continue mining, that’ll create a fork which will quickly become unprofitable because of the difficulty bomb, and all of the stable coins on the fork will become valueless rendering the fork useless.
This reminds me of the evolution of marine navigation hardware in the 70's.
First there was a Loran unit. It had manual dip switches to tune frequencies. Then dials. Then someone invented a navigation computer, which took the Loran numbers by cable, to output latitude longitude.
Eventually that was replaced by one machine that displayed position.
The first machines were each about 24" inches wide, 36" inches deep, 16" high, and weighed 40 lbs. Each.
these cost about $2000 USD each.
Then hand a held unit showed up 8"X2"x6" weight 1lb.
Then hand held GPS showed up, first units > $1200 USD.
Eventually the Loran towers removed.
Wet all know what happened to GPS after that.
Right there with you, my DDP intake is flat out embarrassing but I've not really switched other than buying in bulk from the value chains and massively stocking up when I see a "good" deal.
> Multiplying your net worth by a factor of several thousand is fairly rare, regardless of the circumstances you start in

lol. No it isn't, maybe if you are born wealthy, but plenty of people have a negative net worth at 20 (no savings yet and student/car loans) and are home owners by 40.
Thanks for the pointer. OTC nasal sprays have been used for many years in professions (e.g. dentistry) where there is unavoidable risk of exposure to respiratory viruses.
> You don't see any posts about Russia gaining territory

I have seen daily posts about Russia gaining territory in news. For weeks, it was daily report of Russian progression even with maps.

And Russia is not 10x bigger.

I have also seen more articles about nazi in Ukraine then nazi in Russia. In fact, Russian fascism and Putins rehabilitation of Stalin were oddly missing. For years, but also during this conflict.

It was only when invasion started to look like genocide journalists started to look more at who Russia actually is.
So when is he finally going to Mars?
This is kinda riding on past accomplishments of the Republican party. Progress for progress's sake isn't always progress
It works exceptionally well, you don't feel any delay locally since everyone is playing to the same clock but hearing the other jammers delayed by 1 bar.

Starting/stopping and big changes in songs can be interesting, but are doable.

Basically you choose the shortest bar length that works well for all players, usually between 8-16 beats.
Tucker Carlson is the biggest talking head on Fox:

https://twitter.com/Acyn/status/1497035201196617733

Carlson (on Fox to millions): "I think we should probably take the side of Russia, if we have to choose between Russia and Ukraine."

(later) "And why shouldn't I root for Russia? Which I am."
10 years+ ago I tried to get google apps (paid) setup for a nonprofit. Got in some weird doomloop / eventual consistency issue with the temp domain they assign being the admin At the time support was no help. Then I got a google home and it didn't work with my other google workspace account (I hear this was eventually fixed after like 5 years).

Compared to Amazon is interesting.

On Amazon.com I had a tricky high value return that really would take some thought to see I was owed the funds (some shipment mess with tracking issues). Someone worked it out and I got my money (maybe they looked at 10+ years of pretty high use with few returns in this).

And AWS dev support used to be good too (haven't tried recently).
Can’t edit.

Almost none of the violence in Durban was white aggressors.
Damn, how many of us are there?

I'm trying to get mine to switch to project or product management because she'd be awesome at it and has, for years, kept taking on big projects at schools she's worked at (think: leading teams to create and implement new educational systems from scratch, running various extracurriculars, et c) and basically doing one or both of those roles, with great success, while enjoying it. I'm like "you could have half the stress and double or more the pay". She's semi-open to it and I'm continuing to wear her down, but she's likely not going back to teaching next year regardless (may just take a year off—the last four or five years have been really rough)
At 99 cents i would imagine packaging and distribution is as efficient as it can be. Making the recipe cheaper would be the only way to cut costs.
The solution to all our problems! Where can I invest?
>Show me a marketplace without regulation and I will show you a marketplace best avoided if possible.

I buy all of my vegetables from the roadside stands that are completely unregulated, and often set up in proximity to other stands with other offerings. I get a higher quality at a lower price - works out great.
FWIW, the only way Pro Publica could derive the 3.4% figure was by pretending that the value of a stock going up is income, and then dividing the amount of tax paid by that amount.

Warren Buffett is worth $100B. So if Berkshire Hathaway stock went up 10% in 2022, they'd say Warren Buffett made $10 billion in income, even if he didn't sell a single share.

Obviously extremely misleading and if I were more cynical, I'd accuse them of doing this only to push a political narrative or agenda rather than to report the facts as they are.
>Your summary is simply not what took place above.

You seem dead set on doing anything other than actually engaging with the substance of the post. I didn't say the term 'you' wasn't used. I said the argument has nothing to do with you, or perhaps more accurately, it doesn't rely on any lived experience you've had - you're irrelevant to the point being made.

Let's look at a sample argument: My eyes generally see things well, I see that the sky is blue, therefore, since I trust my eyes, the sky is blue.

In this argument, we have 1) A premise, 2) Evidence, 3) Rationale, and 4) A conclusion.

Let's modify the argument a bit. My eyes generally see things well, I see that the sky is blue - and so does everyone including you, therefore, since I trust my eyes, the sky is blue.

The element we've added here, that everyone sees that the sky is blue, is not evidence in support of my conclusion, because my rationale depends on my trust in my eyes, not my trust in everyone else's. Disagreeing by stating "Blind people don't see that the sky is blue, so your evidence is faulty and your conclusion doesn't stand - the sky isn't blue because of blind people" is a poor critique; there ARE weaknesses in the argument, to be sure, but that isn't one of them.

To return to this thread, you're attacking elements of the post which aren't the core of the argument; they're attempts to make the argument cogent to you (which obviously failed), but aren't elements upon which the argument relies upon.

Anyways, you're clearly not arguing in good faith - there's no attempt to interface with ANY of the content being posted. I'm done here.
I see this as being far more useful to send large quantities of fuel into orbit, and then use that fuel to accelerate to reach the outer planets.

Electronics and such are pretty light, the regular rockets we have are fine for that. This is more for raw material, for example the structural components of a space station.
dsmmcken has shown that making a full blackout with CSS is possible with clip-path, but at the time I wrote this, I didn't know that.

The CSS comes in the form of the mix-blend-mode divs, "grayscale", "bright white", "inverse", etc. They are more like lenses than flashlights since they don't illuminate what's not already there, but flashlights were my inspiration for doing this so that's the term I stuck with, though I did use the word lens once.

The CSS idea came first, and the canvas idea came second when I wanted to make a full blackout and didn't know about clip-path.
Or something like zero-notice "we need to get these antibiotics to the ISS" scenarios.
>they don't start it.

Yeah, a powerful apparatus that is MSM, would never be used to influence opinions and install beliefs.

> they're not brainwashed zombies, they're collectives of similarly-minded people who give in to their predisposed biases as exploited by MSM/social media for profit.

you ever heard of the 50 cent army? do you think only China has that, doesn't exist in the US?
I think his inner child must be Veruca Salt.
Google also has support for all paid Workspace tiers.
> Sure, but certain people also like holding things like CSAM

And if holding an NFT (especially on a proof-of-stake blockchain, wherein the carbon footprint is negligible) was in any way comparable to holding child porn, then maybe that'd be a valid point.
It's relevant by showing that the problems pointed out by imglorp, while real, tend to happen in every country of that size, and selectively using them to condemn a country is silly - especially so when done by a state that's objectively much worse in that regard; also note that while most of those problems in China happened in a distant past, in US they are recent (Middle East) or current (imprisoning people without proving them guilty or police shooting random people with no consequences).
I mean, you don't fire large numbers of intelligence agents and generals in the middle of a war because you're winning.

Propaganda is one thing, but right now every report we have, incoming from Russian state media, points in the direction of "Russia is getting their ass kicked".
> once proof of stake finality arrives

Which it hasn't, despite being six months away for years now.

You cannot handwave away problems by promising you'll fix them with X in Y months, when you consistently fail to deliver X.
Can you elaborate on some of these “insane advancements”?
If you're interested in discussing further, there is a growing community that hangs out on #fennel on the Libera Chat IRC server. You can connect via matrix chat using https://matrix.to/#/!rnpLWzzTijEUDhhtjW:matrix.org
I'll be hanging out there all day today and I'd love to talk about Fennel. There is also a Fennel User Group meeting this Saturday at 10am, open to all. More info at https://fennel-lang.org/events
NFTs aren't about art. If it was, the most popular NFT projects wouldn't be low effort randomly generated caricatures. It's about making money.

Any real art that is being sold as an NFT is probably stolen anyways.
there's a partial one on wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetraethyllead#Phaseout_and_ba...
I keep multiple food delivery apps on my phone, despite having the $MEMBERSHIP_NAME for one via my credit card(fees on card are cheaper than the membership itself).

This 'pays off', in that I have my default choice, and can choose to use any of the other apps when there's some combination of coupons and deals to be had that make it feel worth it.

Yesterday, I used a "$15 off $22" coupon(for some reason, they gave me two, and I plan to use the other this weekend), combined with two bogo deals from an instance of a small chain restaurant, and paid $20 delivered(fair tip included) for what would have been at least $30 had I driven over and ordered in person, since both deals were only available on the app. As a bachelor, it's enough food to count as dinner for at least 2 days in a row.

I don't know how $COUPON_GIVING_APP can make money while footing that kind of coupon deal, but hey, I'd be dumb to not make use of it if I was already looking to spend some money.

There was also a promotion only on $COUPON_GIVING_APP from Wendy's for a free sandwich of theirs, so long as cart subtotal was at least $15. The discounted sandwich counted towards that, and I ended up feeling very fat and happy with a price of $12 delivered.
This begs the question, what is "truly meaningful"?

Does JP have a solid answer? Not that I've seen, though the last thing I saw was a year ago now, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2rAqVmZwqZM. Other JP has a pretty good answer IMO. ;)
Multi output audio is one thing, but for me, something similar to spotify connect (having one master player, either elected or dedicated, and the others are remote controls for it, is more important).

I'm boycotting spotify, so I'm looking for something for soundcloud, deezer, or youtube music.

Tbh, skip deezer, as they actively refuse to create something similar to spotify connect. IMO this is the USP of sonos.. it acts as spotify connect for all services
Nitpick: UCS counts the bytes, not the bits. So UTF-16, but limited to the BMP, is UCS-2, and UTF-32 is UCS-4.
Just as much as it's demonstrably true.
YouTube already has a public API
i actually prefer the pills by default, but what I don't like is that it's not clear you can switch.
> As of 2022 the oracle problem still hasn't been solved

What do you mean by that? I thought ChainLink solved that pretty well
42. Experiencing some of the same stuff. Don’t have answers, but happy to listen. Contact in bio.
Program your microcontrollers from WSL2 with USB support
They should rename it to Innertube.js (which is the official name of the private API, and as far as I know not trademarked not used in any user-facing resources).
>It could seriously bring down insurance margins if you no longer have drones of people administering policies.

Instead you might a bunch of people with zero actuarial experience gambling on policies. I agree, the concept is interesting, no regulation makes everything a crapshoot.
The code you provided is only a proof if you can convince the reader that the code actually corresponds to Euclids theorem, otherwise it could be full of bugs. You could argue that it is less likely to have bugs than the original theorem, but I disagree, the original theorem has stood for over a century and checked by countless mathematicians and is just a few lines, there is no codebase in existence as well checked as that.

There are thousands of lines of CoQ dependencies for your snippet to run, and then many more lines in the CoQ compiler/runtime. The probability that all of that is bug free is much less than the probability that Euclids original proof is right. Theorems written by mathematicians are virtually bug free compared to code written by computer scientists. Until you solve that problem coded proofs doesn't really add any validity to proof, it could still be reviewed like a real proof, but then you are just using circular logic that your code is proven to be correct by expert checkers, exactly like how mathematical proofs are proven to be correct by expert checkers. Maybe the reviews are a bit easier then, but you still have the reviewers as a weak link, so there is no difference in theory, a buggy implementation will still lead to buggy results in both cases.

And no, you don't have to show all the steps for it to be a real proof. just like you don't have to plant apple seeds to make an apple pie, as long as the knowledge exists out there you can rely on it, just like your coq snippet relies on other coq code and isn't a proof on its own, relying on existing knowledge is a feature and not a bug.

Edit: And if you still disagree, the fact that theorem provers haven't disproven any famous mathematical result yet means that the old way actually produced reliable proofs. And as far as we know the people who wrote the theorem prover proofs maybe missed some things and they proved different things, and only stopped once they got the same results as the mathematicians. We don't know, maybe they are right, but I wouldn't be surprised if some of those proofs actually missed some important aspects and proved weaker results. It is enough that a single of your dependencies didn't write their theorem correctly and every proof depending on it is now wrong.
How absolutely ridiculous. As far as I'm aware Disney was not using this property and intentionally shut it down years ago. This is akin to a dead author from hundreds of years ago coming back from the grave to arrest you for posting this book online. Arresting three people over this benefits society in no way whatsoever, and everyone involved in doing so should be utterly ashamed of themselves.
One of the weirder things I have done in my life is contributing some code to JSHint (a derivative of JSLint) so that it can finally be used for evil. The lead maintainer has a series of blogposts on the subject that are an interesting read: http://mikepennisi.com/blog/2020/you-may-finally-use-jshint-...
The world deserves better than Bitcoin.
Hold a deposit. You can break the glass if you really need to make an exit, but make it painful.
So long as calories-per-week average out, it'll be fine, right? It's just averaged CICO?
What will the US, UK and France do if Russia uses a tactical nuke in Ukraine? Nuking Russia because they nuked Ukraine is… very unlikely.
Depends on intentions. The fact that he hired Morgan Stanley to facilitate the privatization process indicates genuine intent.
It has the rail line that was my childhood companion - it ran maybe 3 miles from my home https://www.abandonedrails.com/nacogdoches-to-loeb

It engendered lots of 'ghost train' campfire stories. And they installed a lot of infrastructure to support it, including highway overpasses and crossings - there are still a couple now-purposeless overpasses on Highway 69 that once crossed it.
To argue against myself, and I can't cite this, Zuckerberg allegedly referred to Twitter as a clown car that drove into a diamond mine.
> The miners control the chain now

"difficulty bomb"
https://i.imgur.com/mOplV2j.jpg

Taken in August, so the flowers and such are hiding a bit in fairly dry grass, but also shows a bonus visitor.
Worth mentioning Jamtaba (http://jamtaba.com) as well.

Jamtaba is a free (and open source) software to connect in ninjam servers

I find its UI is user friendly when getting started with jamming via ninjam, especially when inviting less technical friends to jam.
Are you diagnosed, need to take medicine, is it chronic, do you need to visit your doctor frequently and have a lot of problems, even social issues...?

If not, then you don't have depression, you are just sad/bored like most of the people in this world and is misusing a word and kind of downplaying on depression.
> I still find it pretty mind blowing that an algorithm can loan me money.

Algorithmic lending has been a thing for decades though. What do you think a credit score is for if not a tool to let computers decide whether to give you credit or not?
You say, in response to somebody using it to mean something else.

There is a strange circular logic to saying words mean something new because they are commonly used in a new way and at the same time telling somebody how they're using a word is wrong because it doesn't match this new meaning.
> AriZona has been committed to 99 cents since 1996, when it started printing the price directly on cans to stop retailers from raising prices on their own.

At some point between 2010 and now, shops in my area (southern Ontario, Canada) basically ditched following this.

I haven't paid $1.13 for a can of AriZona for years now...
78.4%

search "Inst Own" https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=TWTR

That's actually crazy to think about... so besides Elon, only 11.6% of shares are privately held? Meaning Elon holds about half of all privately held shares? Unless somehow he is in the 78.4% but I don't think so.
It will be hard, but there's ways to balance this at work - when my wife was attending a bootcamp, my work was flexible enough to let me change my hours to work early mornings and evenings on more asynchronous tasks, while I took the main 9-5 hours to handle childcare.

Everything else suffered, of course - forget improving myself, I had little time for basic maintenance! - but she graduated from bootcamp, got a job, and now has a much better career trajectory than at her previous career.
my wife is a private highschool teacher and is going through a similar situation with the OP's wife.
So, what do you propose to make them pay their fair share?
Wow, that sounds like a carbon copy of the conversation we’ve been having my household.

Good luck to you guys
Unfortunately "being utter horseshit" is not a flaggable offense.
I implore you to do what I suggested in the parent comment.

How many times is “non-binding” said in the document?
Mercedes-Benz's Vision EQXX traveled 1,000km on a single charge