skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Many people doesn't seem to understand what pain individuals undergo when their content is taken offline by Google or Github due to a fake DMCA notice.

They would have built something over years and one morning entire thing is taken offline due to a fake DMCA notice. Then they have to issue a counter notice with all its legal implications and it also exposes all your private information including full address, name and phone number(in a wrong country, you become target of thieves as well). Then it takes almost a month before content is restored.

How can an individual fight this? How can you make companies misusing DMCA pay for it?
How to Compete with Robots
It has resulted in a settlement, and withdrawn complaints as far as I can tell: https://www.techdirt.com/2018/08/01/universal-retracts-dmca-...

And there seems to this case that is worth keeping an eye on: https://www.techdirt.com/2021/03/11/court-allows-lawsuit-ove...
300° C. Nuclear reactors are pretty cold, for thermal generation. As I understand it, this is because the cooling system has to remain liquid, and you can only pressurize+heat water so much before it turns to steam (or becomes prohibitively expensive to contain).
Costs of California’s troubled bullet train rise again, by estimated $5B
Too late to edit, but I found this[1] from 2019 which multiplies the effective tax rate by the median price (multiplying a mean by a median is questionable, but I don't have a better proposal) which puts CA as more expensive than TX.

Also the most expensive states by this metric are almost all in the Northeast, which matches my intuition.

1: https://wallethub.com/edu/states-with-the-highest-and-lowest...
Ah, HackerRank. A major contributor to the shitshow that is present day software engineering interview processes.
This is also, obviously, not intended to be a long term solution as evidenced by the fact that it’s limited to 2 years.

I do think it would have been better if they hadn’t announced it was limited to 2 years but that’s not practical.

I’m a huge proponent of the “build more supply” side. But that takes time. And in addition, there is a huge 2 year gap of supply creation that didn’t happen because of the pandemic.

This may help ease some of that pandemic related imbalance.
Implementing Transformer in Transformer Paper
Is that actually true though, or is this more of an aspirational goal for WASM? The JVM runs an absolute ton of different languages.
The triple threat that keeps me on Firefox. Can’t live without Sidebery
Yes. That is the more traditional fast neutron version. We have 450 reactor years of experience w those.
Ethereum's Centralization Dilemma Through Lido Staking
It seems to be much more common to re-use old coal plant locations as grid-scale energy storage sites.
I get it, and I can't even say I blame the people for responding like that.

I think it is the same frustration I get when I call my ISP for tech support and they tell me to reboot my computer. I realize that they are giving advice for the average person, but it sucks having to sit through it.
> 1. There is a difference between luxury apartments and new apartments.

In the USA, not really. Today's new luxury apartment is tomorrow's old but affordable housing. Given the expense in building something, there isn't much cost difference to developers in building low-income units or high-income units, and if they go with the latter they will lose their shirts (Not to mention the low-income tenants of those houses would have to pay land use taxes similar to their richer neighbors).

> For example empty lots or parking lots are low value and would be turned into housing,

There really aren't many of those left in the cities people want to live in. Undergound parking and multi-level parking garages are already a thing in dense locations where property values alone mean turning something into a parking lot is bad use (unless you are saving up the parking lots to create something rand like Vulcan's South Lake Union project in Seattle).

I'm still all for it, but we would probably have to sink a lot more money into public housing to prevent a bloody revolution from occurring.
I guess it is pretty much perjury penalty risk free to make such DMCA declaration from outside of US:

>Declaration:
I have taken fair use into consideration.
I have a good faith belief that the use of the copyrighted materials as described above is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law. I swear, under penalty of perjury, that the information in the notification is accurate and that I am the copyright owner or am authorized to act on behalf of the owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly infringed.
BBC gets this right, only as many episodes as necessary.
As someone who speaks Spanish I agree with you as a matter of taste, the word feels ridiculous when I say it out loud. Latines honestly sounds roughly as ridiculous to my ear. (Of course even though I was exposed to Spanish at a very young age living in San Antonio English is my first language.)

I have friends who self-identify as Latinx, and use the word, I have friends who say Latine, I have friends who say Latino. Language evolves and I don't think your vitriol is warranted.
Let the tooling classes tremble at an open source revolution. The chip designers have nothing to lose but their chains. They have a world to win.

Fabbing Folks of All Countries, Unite!
FWIW, data already stays client-side by default. If you upgrade and enable saving, you can choose from localStorage only, cloud sync (i.e. not what you want haha), or manually importing/exporting JSON files. That being said, totally understand the desire to have a version you host in your environment under your absolute control.

How do you envision i) working in a self-hosted version? Something you wanted to code up on your own? And does that imply you'd expect the self-hosted version to be easily editable, e.g. the actual source code?
Yeah, this is the largest I've ever seen it. Do you know what's driving the boom?
More google page views, I guess?
Georges Lemaître - father of the Big Bang theory and Catholic priest.

Gregor Johann Mendel - father of modern genetics and Catholic friar.
Nice, a game of life and death
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Say a co. is $1b market cap and earned $50m last year. 20 P/E, but 8% inflation means that $50m is now worth last years $46m real. So the company has an extra 4.6% value in the bank but also, because inflation they’re earning $54m next year, the same real value. So by a 20 P/E, they’re worth $1.08b now because inflation ate away the dollar. So you’ve gained 8% nominal, 0% real, but also 4.6% real. Meanwhile $1b in the bank is still $1b but now worth $920m, so -8% real.

That’s why you subtract inflation from cash but stock assets are mostly inflation resistant.

People can tend to do whatever they want, it doesn’t make it correct. Last year, the 10y was like 1.2% while inflation turned out to be 8.5%. Clearly the 10y is not a good reliable indicator of inflation.

Ya -3% can be preferable to a stock going down 70%. But that’s not the reason to own stock assets. You could of also owned Netflix from 2019 to 2021 and been up 250%.

What matters is the true value of future expected earnings of the company, compared to what the value is now. By my estimation, Netflix is trading well below those future earnings in this inflationary environment, even with hefty interest rate hikes that bring inflation down, simultaneously shrinking stock premiums from both sides. I wouldn’t be surprised if Berkshire bought in at this level.
Nexus DocUI is server-side defined, but client-side rendered. It doesn't have real-time updates yet, you have to reload the page, but I'm working on a plan to implement that. Currently renders the front-end with Flutter, the back-end could theoretically be any language since it sends JSON to the front-end.

https://nexusdev.tools
I've heard of fee-only financial advisors. They don't make commissions or skim percentage points off your portfolio, so their incentives should be more directly aligned to yours.
What the Hell Happened to Netflix?
Why Your Followers Aren’t Fans of Your Music
There should be a yearly filling for each copyrighted work, with a fee starting at a trivial amount and doubling each year...
Latinx is a Spanglish word. You seem offended by the very existence of Spanglish. Personally as a gringo who was born in a majority-hispanic neighborhood in Texas Spanglish is my culture.
I work with a local independent advisor, and while they do make money on commissions they've never advised me to go a direction that doesn't work just to buy a product, and their advice is worth every penny in fees that I pay on the money they manage (which is not most of my retirement dollars, just a small chunk, per their advice to keep it in low-fee funds.) In general I'd say find somebody you trust. Try to work local if you can.

Anyway, my advisor works via a larger "network" company that provides their white-label tools to run monte carlo sims, etc and game out retirement. None of them are this accessible / slick. Definitely something to this.
As someone who (last week) ok'ed a guy with 35 years experience to skip the first round of interviews, only to then watch him struggle to write syntactically-correct code in a language he's (allegedly) been using for longer than I've been alive, I disagree. HR isn't a be-all-end-all metric, and it certainly has its faults, but it's very useful as a first-round filter.
now anyone please publish & compare this with any gibberish on the same topic on twitter. At least on facebook and in meta people seem to be able to discuss things in an organized manner.

Not a meta employee
My point is that your putative premise is disingenuous, as the other commenter kindly explained to you.
> The noise is way too uniform as well. It looks like static.

This was my first question whether the noise is absolutely random and inconsistent, otherwise it would be very easy to detect by "authorities" who is insisting on manual scans.
Will a Fast Train to Vegas Lure Road Trippers from Their Cars?
It's still plenty fast for most real-world applications. I did a lot of work with the Cortex M3, which similarly lacks floating point. With many compilers you can even still use float() directly and the compiler will convert the floating point operations to integer math, somewhat/mostly transparently. There were a few hiccups, but for the most part you didn't have to think about it.
Heavy water reactors have their drawbacks. Heavy water is expensive, which offsets the cost of uranium enrichment. The lower energy density of un-enriched uranium means more frequent refueling. They also produce more waste.
We bought a house, then had to move cross-country. After owning, where all they did was examine our finances, it was really degrading having to submit an application to rent a house, background check, references etc. Also when something breaks I have to call someone, who will then, within a week or two schedule a handy man to come by and fix it. I have no say over the appliances, external appearance of the house, can't apply for a permit to convert the attic into a third story, fix the inadequate wiring (technically to code, but my space heater will blow out the circuit because it's attached to several other things in the house). I recently reseeded the back yard, at great time expense, and things generally while nice, look a lot more run down than if I owned it and could make improvements knowing I would retain the value, but I'm not going to pour money into this house just to let the landlord receive that value at no charge. Also when he and his wife feel like retiring here, we're going to have to move, at our expense with no recourse. We already tried buying it from them. Renting sucks.
Solid app - I echo others statements on this and am seriously considering switching to this from a spreadsheet for the long term; I tried a similar thing for my own finances (spreadsheet -> own app), but it was _far too tedious_ trying to get all the various financial bits worked out, so this is a huge savings in time. Also, the plan together feature seems to be a solid feature overall so far, and it's really helping my partner with financial anxiety be able to even _look_ at our finances without breaking down so far.

Two things I noticed, one is a minor visual bug and the other is a potential win (unless I missed it entirely, in which case disregard):

- it'd be nice to have a feature to do one-off expenses with greater ease, applied to a subset or all plans right off the bat, the idea being I'd like to see the effect of a spontaneous / fun buy and its greater impact on my plans at that moment (thinking really casual FI where me being off 1-2 years isn't a major dealbreaker);

- the promo image under the `Plan Together` summary for mobile has the app layout _behind_ the device notch when it handles it correctly.
Does anyone have recommendation for a wiki with a programmatic api?
In a perfect world where jobs were assigned based on performance they could have gotten the job by being a very good associate, who did good research and showed a track record of good judgment in picking companies or founders that later went on to some level of success. The entire VC model relies on generalists in any case. Earth and oceanographic sciences should cover the basics or physics, biology and chemistry and plenty of VCs don't even know that. It would hardly be relevant to e.g. Stripe.
The problem I have is that I've never found AMP pages to be any better or particularly faster (I guess the news sites I use were already fairly well optimised, but also I always use ad and tracker blocking so I'm not slowed down by any of that crap).

But AMP pages are often worse - things like getting cut-down pages with the normal navigation missing or stuff like that. And it breaks URL sharing - if I want to share a link, I just want the regular link, not one with AMP crap in it, but often cutting out the AMP part to try and reconstruct the original URL just doesn't work...

So I've never found it better but only worse, so understandably it just annoys me. If it is just that my tracking and ad blocking is making all the difference, then AMP clearly isn't actually solving the actual issue...
I wonder if mathematics would have been pioneered in Asia if they had arabic numerals instead of abacuses.
Building more housing does not lower housing prices. This should be fairly obvious but here’s why it doesn’t work, at least in the US, and frankly would cause huge problems if it did.

The major problem is that the vast majority of the U.S. which is not underwater in debts, has the majority of their wealth in their houses. So if building more housing led to a secular reduction in housing prices, people would get poorer.

Which means that it will never happen, because people who own housing in those areas and therefore control the entire political processs, will not accede to shooting themselves in the foot even if they are YIMBYs.

What this means then, is that the only housing that will be allowed to be built, or the only housing that will not in turn make the people of the area poorer, will be “luxury” housing, which does not lower their property values because it compensates for the drop in housing value due to greater supply by adding “amenities”, allowing them to maintain their existing house values.

The escape route for this is low income housing. Creating cheaper housing for people who couldn’t afford to buy their houses anyways, and therefore even though it leads to lower cost housing, it doesn’t lead to a drop in their house values (if anything, it may lead to an increase in their house values since it reduces virgin land that could have otherwise been used to build non low income housing that would compete with their houses).
What does '+ tr' do?
Similar to OP I get many but not quite as many about eng roles at early and mid stage companies
Cancelled today and not looking back! Will focus on platforms with fewer, highly curated shows (and no ads).

Also - interesting to see Netflix not grasping how low quality their brand is becoming. Or grasping, and going all in nonetheless...
If I were to argue that AAVE speakers should not be forced to see red squiggly lines when their spelling doesn't conform to "standard" spelling, using the same argument you make above ("A coworker might ask why they didn't correct a supposed misspelling") would you agree that a spell-checker is racist/inappropriate?
Ads are their own form of entertainment.
This hypothetical assumes dollars do not remain legal tender - at least in the sense that people would not be willing to offer credit denominated in dollars.

Currencies have pretty strong network effects - there's a strong incentive to use the one most widely accepted, because you can then spend it in the most places, assuming free trade and common markets. That's why national currencies like the deutschhmark and lira have largely been replaced by the euro. Or, for that matter, why BCH, BSV, and ETC are virtually worthless while Bitcoin and Ethereum's value has skyrocketed.
We in wall access points (eg Unifis) are great for room coverage, and there are Ethernet ports on them too, so they provide a convenient switch too.

However doing a whole house wouldn’t be cheap.
Some discussion here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19303361/content-type-fo...

Basically that nowadays it’s fine to use text/html for html fragments, because the content is still html, even if it’s not a full document.
Check out fmovies.to (definitely use ublock you’ve been warned)
Durham, NC, Refuses to Pay $6MM Awarded to Man Wrongfully Imprisoned for Decades
-- With full discretion

So I see that McDonalds is far more diversed than Netflix...

However, an average salary in Netflix is 5-6 times more than the one in McDonalds.

Meanning, one can support more people with their salary in Netflix (or Alphabet, Meta, Apple, et al).

The impact on an entire family when a single member "makes it" to the outer circles.

This is something I have learned on myself when I "made it" to the tech industry, ~25 years ago.

https://employees.fyi/?year=2018&job=PROFESSIONALS&reference...
Is this a hostile environment for former military personnel? If you were former military personnel that might be of interest. If you're of that segment of the left that hates the military you might be looking for companies with unusually low levels for its industry of former military personnel as a sign the company would be congenial.
I've got a whole "HAL9000" feeling going here right now.

"Sorry Dave - I can't quite do that ..."
I think it is infinitely more appropriate to protest an election at a political building for a few hours, even if that degenerates into rioting and fighting with police, than it is to occupy city blocks including apartments, restaurants, and small business. Note that the CHAZ protesters fought with police and rioted too. Plus, they actually killed people. The idea that it is okay for rioters to destroy, loot, vandalize in a random residential area, or murder random citizens, but it is beyond the pale for rioters to protest at a political building is exactly inverted.
I think it's just an alternative https://www.libhunt.com/bigskysoftware/htmx
Beyond being written in Applesoft BASIC as I noted elsewhere, TASC's coverage of BASIC keywords is almost entirely complete, going by chapter 7 of the manual. Any given Applesoft program has a very high chance of successfully compiling out of the box, and the very few differences with the interpreted language can be easily worked around (if the `DIM` command is any indication). As one used to aftermarket compilers that only support subsets of the language, TASC's comprehensiveness is very, very impressive.
Double the code. Double the bugs.
Imagine working on a tax policy and having a proposed tax on "moles" changed to a proposed tax on "holes". If that slipped through and was made public it could be a career limiting mistake.

Thankfully HN wasn't around when spell-check was introduced.
Netflix is exploring lower-priced, ad-supported plans after years of resisting
No.

Are we going to pretend that LGBT parents are somehow completely incapable of explaining to their kid(s) that their parenting situation is somewhat unique, and that this must be offloaded to teachers?
California grocery workers get double-digit pay raises in new contract
I still haven’t figured out how to pronounce Latinx in Spanish…
No sure if I’m missing something, but you can tap directly into the readable stream of fetch which should be at least as good as progress events? I’ve used it here (https://sqliteviewer.app/, click “load a sample”) and it works as expected.
This is entirely off topic, but scrolling around the map you linked, it looks like massive portions of Nebraska and surrounds are gridded by roads. Is this true? I'm an Australian, never been to the US, but is that common? I can't imagine that kind of project here.

EDIT: Massive portions of the US! I find this mindblowing.
Well you’d need a few more Russia-scale service cutoffs, as this quarter was -700k from Russia and 500k additions globally, I believe. They do forecast 2m loss next quarter, not great for profit growth, but ultimately not as bad as they’re currently valued. Netflix definitely forecasted that the profit increase from price raises would overshadow profit loss from subscriber loss. They’ve shown remarkable stickiness to revenue over their tenure, it’s been unflinchingly rising forever. And as I’ve said, their costs have been massive investments into catalog, which will actually diminish over time once everyone has 1,000 shows to watch that last forever, without needing to invest in much new ones. That will bring fat gross margins for their immense revenue to further convert into profit years down the line. Even with flatlining revenue from subscriber loss, their 4x P/S means they will soon enjoy a fat 10 P/E (10% yearly return) + stable inflation adjustment in this crappy environment. That is, unless/until the share price adjusts, which it will eventually.
If Netflix spun off their Korean dramas and charged $5/mo, I'd pay that. That was their one bright spot in an otherwise mediocre catalog.

> HBO is still way better at producing original content

Netflix can't even compete with AMC. AMC has Breaking Bad, Mad Men, Halt and Catch Fire, The Walking Dead, Better Call Saul. Even USA Networks has Mr Robot. I can't name a single Netflix show that remotely comes close to a premium tier show like Mad Men. Not Stranger Things. Maybe the first season or two of House of Cards. If you forget the later seasons exist.
The EOMA68 project had some similar goals to Framework and had an optional wooden chassis: https://www.crowdsupply.com/eoma68/micro-desktop

They haven't had much activity in the last few years though, and the compute card for it is now very outdated.
Glad you're enjoying it so far! For one-off expenses, I'm assuming you've noticed that the plan interface has all the expandable columns (accounts, income, expenses, assets, etc.), and that you can create new expenses on the fly by adding them from the expenses column, setting frequency to once, and picking which year to throw it into? Or are you saying that's fine but you'd like a way to propagate specific items from one plan to another/all? If the latter, I'm planning to add something for that: https://changemap.co/projectifi/projectifi/task/5878-add-abi...

And thanks for the heads-up! That's what the mock-up generator I used produced and I don't have an iPhone so I wasn't 100% sure how it _should_ look haha. I'll take a note to go back and adjust.
In-place is a separate concept from zero downtime. Similarly, an inplace upgrade of your OS doesn't mean you can continue using the OS during the upgrade; it means you get to keep your data without restoring from an external backup.

The benefit of an inplace upgrade for postgres is you don't have to spin up another server, restore from backup, and run pg_upgrade yourself.