skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
On the other hand, if master has 3 commits changing the area and your branch has 1... It evens out.

In any case, I'd prefer to solve several smaller merge/rebase conflicts rather than one large one.
I've never had a twitter account and didn't plan on getting one.

But if Musk is successful taking over twitter, my intent is to get a twitter account and start posting the most grotesque and offensive things to see if Musk really is a free speech absolutist. My suspicion is that he is mostly interested in his free speech, not mine.
See the Music with Pianolizer (Demo)
Flat lawns and few trees doesn't sound like any New England I'm familiar with.
It was not in the US - it was in a country where shareholders in private companies actually have rights - and I was contracting for a company where this was actually used for good: founders tried to screw early employees (already vested and exercised) out of some rights through a restructuring (that was essential for business reasons) - and the employees managed to level the playing field using such an approach. It was good for everyone.

But it could also have been used by a single vengeful employee to effectively stop or delay that restructuring, which would have been bad for everyone.

All I said was that there was nuance. A good lawyer in the relevant jurisdiction would know what it is.
Agreed - As a minimum if the caller has no caller ID I don't answer unless I'm expecting such a call. If I answer the phone and get a long pause or clicks before I'm talking to someone, I'm very dubious of who I'm talking to and get their name and phone number so I can do quick background check and call them back.

With that said, I almost got duped by a good samaritan debit card scam about 20 years ago in Toronto.
No. He gave the “you gotta stay to play” speech. Our cap table was exceptionally clean and disciplined. It was purely some ego bullshit.
Frank McCourt's tenure as owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers is a good illustration of this dynamic. He purchased the team with effectively no cash, he and his family proceeded to treat it as a collateral asset to take out lines of credit to buy themselves personal luxury goods, bankrupted the team, then when the league forced him out, he sold for a profit and made a few billion dollars anyway thanks to the value of MLB television contracts and that's just the way being rich works, I guess.
False dichotomy. You are still assuming that the lockdowns will be effective. That seems very unlikely given an endemic disease. Initial short term success doesn't mean much. How are you going to avoid flare up when it's commonplace all throughout the world?

Masking in flareups and vaccines and remote work where reasonable is the clear answer. Zero covid is impossible.
If suddenly all women who got Covid (including the asymptomatic ones who never officially tested) were infertile. Would everything you said become moot since now a big chunk of the female population does not have the pregnancy and birth?

Raising children relates to every one who identifies as a woman. Same with physical strength for any one who transitions which includes estrogen et al. more so vulnerability in general specifically is an issue more for people not born female.
Bury power lines. Address liability, insurance, and red tape around prescribed burns so that we can actually meet our goals. Better enforcement (and more government funding) of creating defensible space around homes.
I would be very careful accepting the results of this study on face value.

For people interested in the Science of TRE you need to listen/read Dr. Satchin Panda's work;

1. https://www.salk.edu/scientist/satchidananda-panda/

2. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=satchin+panda

3. Book: The Circadian Code by Dr. Satchin Panda
President of Lukoil to Step-Down
Wait a minutes the title is all wrong compare to the scientific article. It’s not that there is no benefit, but that there is no weight loss differences. The scientists didn’t research about health in general and the impact of this type of diet, but about weight loss differences between the two diets…
How do you that without a search warrant?
I don’t think this is an important detail, if anything it may skew people against them as it seems they have corporate interests
I would feel slightly bewildered as a Tesla stock holder — Imagine Tim Cook would do the same with his Apple stock to pull off a takeover.
Complete upgrading instructions:

ssh myopenbsdbox # log-in to your machine
doas sysupgrade # will log you out, go drink some coffee
ssh myopenbsdbox # log-in to the upgraded machine
doas sysmerge # if any, solve merge conflicts of your cfg files
doas pkg_add -u # if any, upgrade local packages
doas sysclean # print obsolete files that you may want to remove

the last step is optional. You may pipe its output to xargs rm -rf if you feel confident.
He literally provided SEC a guarantee from Morgan Stanley to lend him the money. That's what OP posted.
> Free-market capitalism with freedom of speech is the recipe for economic prosperity. Has been for hundreds of years.

Economic prosperity for a handful of wealthy Brits you mean? Regulated capitalism created the middle class, free market capitalism is doing its damnedest to undo that outcome.
- Most of them over-use transparency to absurd degrees. https://www.hudsandguis.com/home/2018/florida-hospital-ui

It's probably more apologetics than anything else, but as an EE my first thought is that the pixels are some kind of OLED that is transparent by default, so every pixel that is not lit up saves power. Lighting up a full background on that handheld in the second pic would literally take thousands of times more power (obviously only taking into account the screen, not CPU, etc.).
It's not astonishing to me, because I believe the author is not entirely correct about color being broken.

sRGB color is not the perfect color space, but in general it's better for UI than using linear color, which the author seems to be advocating for. The web is primarily UI. Not only that, but sRGB is the color space of probably 95% or more of devices, and of all low end computer monitors. sRGB is designed to balance perceptual linearity with encoding cost. It's very cheap to encode, and perceptual-enough that you can store a channel in 8 bits with high quality (linear value needs 16 bits to be comparable, and it's still worse unless you use half floats instead of unorm. It's common to go as low as 5 bit sRGB channels for albedo in computer graphcis.)

I am a graphics engineer, I've had a lot of colleagues learn the aphorism "don't do math in linear" once they get first burned.

> Unfortunately, by calling it a "color space", we've misled the vast majority of developers into believing that you can do math on sRGB colors

That belief is an over-correction in my opinion. The examples that the author shows are all about achieving physically correct lighting. The Rubik's cube image blended with 25% white doesn't look physically plausible because it's not being done in linear color.

But the goal with UI is visibility, not physical plausibility. If you want to cover something with a UI element at 50% transparency, you want 50% of the UI and 50% of the background, not a physical model of some transparent medium.

sRGB does however suck for defining gradients, but I think that's more to do with it being RGB. For this what I generally advocate is a luma/chroma model. Other posters have mentioned Oklab which is great, though even plain YCbCr will get you 80% of the way there while being cheap to convert to. You still want to do that in gamma/perceptual space though, not linear. The author didn't show gradients between white and black. Gradients between colors of 2 different luminances look awful in linear^.

However I totally agree with the author on zoom. Web browsers should be doing zoom/image resampling in linear space. Images shouldn't qualitatively change based on their zoom level.

^ https://external-preview.redd.it/voeyOYu6Ds-fLLU7nR4kABmFgUE...
I've looked into these in the past but I deemed them a too much of a hassle. I don't know what files I care about. The solution I'm proposing is simpler and doesn't require any daemons or figuring out the files I need.
No http/https? Or trailing slash?
> Doesn't even matter if they returned the box unopened, and got a refund; you still can't sell it as "new".

That simply doesn’t track with reality. If I return a good to Target, unopened, it is being put back on the shelf with no indication that it was ever sold previously.
They've already made a half dozen platforms, the market has clearly said that the majority of users are happy with Twitter as it is without them.

But it's not good enough, we must be forced to listen to hear how the COVID vaccine is a mind control weapon and why we must fight (((globalists))).
That's some sick shit but I can't see why Twitter cannot allow you to block that garbage from YOUR perspective. I want personal controls for my content.
As I am getting ready to raise a new series A, I’m a little hesitant at the moment to name and shame, even in email. The industry is hyper sensitive.

But it’s for sure going to be in the book I plan to write about the valley.
A tender offer is a means of building a large stake, so the poison pill would still be active. Therefore, he will not launch a tender offer.
I would say both, well not buy a Ferrari get a lease for a Ferrari, with a killer monthly payment, he's on the hook with twenty signatures, debt, then...ramen. Live in the Ferrari. So everyone sees him and says wow VC money he got funding but when he visits Sand Hill Road he's eyeing the sugar packets in the coffee thing.
Getting people to use the cycling infrastructure (and not the pedestrian areas) is exactly an enforcement issue.

To note, the sidewalk I mentioned above while writing the earlier comment parallels a local cycling route. It's a 25 MPH residential street that also has wide paved shoulders, with sharrows, signed as a formal bicycle route. I ride it almost daily, and it's a great route to ride. There's no reason to ride a bicycle on the barely-two-person-wide sidewalk there except out of ignorance.
Heel Toe Drumming (2021)
Halo hardware, absolutely, but their design sense is utterly phenomenal. What a gorgeous piece of kit.
I don't doubt that some washing machine control units are encased in silicone/epoxy, but not all of them are. I've repaired two which were not, although both were very cheap units. You can see original replacement parts on ebay which aren't encased in silicone either [1].

[1]: https://www.ebay.de/sch/i.html?_nkw=minisel&_sacat=0
Here is something grotesque you can post:

"Elon Musk says Tesla hopes to produce a robotaxi with no steering wheel or pedals in 2024"

https://www.businessinsider.com/elon-musk-tesla-build-robota...
>He could mortgage TWTR and buy something else, but it would have to be smaller, because the banks won't loan 100% of the value of the thing.

Unless you're on robinhood: https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/robinhood-traders-discover-glitc...
OP wrote '£20k', so they're presumably in Europe too.
> You make a law that everyone must be served by the banks. Easy.

This is the one I'm specifically discussing, its from a different user. This is the line that started the thread. Plenty of users are discussing this specific line I believe.
Check this one out: https://config.figma.com/events/figma-config-2022/home
This is what I find funny about all those people shouting "No, Elon can't pay for taxes, it's all tied up in stocks!!1!"

If you are stock-rich and you can buy stuff on the collateral for that: normal people can't really do that. Ordinary people have a much harder time buying more stuff than they have the cash for. Or at least on worse terms when they do take out a loan.

Being rich is cheaper than being poor. Is it really so awful to change that?
isn’t it convenient to blame everything on the algorithm?

why spend time actually educating people and giving them the tool of critical thinking when you can create a cesspool that enables and amplifies xenophobia, racism, sexism, you name it.

why call out certain behaviors that are horrendous when you can normalize them and pretend this is part of the normal public forum?
We are too.
Each real number can be represented as a subset of the natural numbers. CS surely studies these.
What you describe sounds pretty much the same as “if I start with a paid off house and take out a mortgage on it…”
Seems it would be better for Musk's stated goals to use this money to expand clean energy, SpaceX, and such things instead of buying a social media application.
In a class of his that I took he told us that even crumpled up the paper with the solution threw it away then went back and retrieved it and realized it was right
Devs in mind: how to design interfaces for developer tools
That's a cool idea. Largely speaking you can see Elon's point of view.

He was on Babylon Bee's show. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvGnw1sHh9M 2.4 million views in last 3 months. In this video they in detail discuss the problem with political banning.

2 months later, Babylon Bee got banned off twitter for a joke. Clear political banning and violation of section 230.
This is only partially true. The chords in A natural minor will be the same but it's much more common to hear a dominant fifth using the harmonic minor so you would change the Em to E especially in classical and jazz music.
In a certain central european country they had 5% yield govermnent bonds, combined with 1-2% lombard loans for private banking clients they invented a financial perpetuum mobile.
> I got through to the bank, but they couldn’t work out why they had called me.

The bank said "we have no record of calling you" and it didn't stop there?
There are already Twitter alternatives that operate as a free-for-all. So we don't even need to speculate on how that plays out. It is interesting to ponder how Elon thinks that would make him any richer. Or maybe he values the free-for-all concept so highly that he's willing to burn billions of his own money on it when Twitter loses most of its advertisers.

Of course, he may just do the opposite, and start banning people on the left. That would align more closely with how he runs the companies he is currently in control of.
I don't consider the 2008 bailout a "crime" per se but it was definitely a govt handout and did not punish the bad actors who caused the issues in the first place.

It's interesting to me that you ignored the rest of the lies that were pointed out and focused only on one bullet to make your point. You seem to think people are mad when they shouldn't be? Is constantly being gaslit by cable news (just to give one example) acceptable to you?
If you know I, ii, iii, IV, V, vi in C then you'll be able to play tunes in A natural minor. Add III to cover A harmonic minor, and II to cover A melodic minor

In real life though the key usually depends on the singer's vocal range, so you won't really get away with learning just one key
He is concerned with the Overton window being too tight.
That is the way that betting correctly on the future value of an asset works. There are many people who have lost money the same way because the value of the asset went down and so they walk away with nothing.
Fair enough. I tend to be pretty picky about what I watch, so it doesn't feel so constant. That said, it's pretty obviously one-sided and finds ways to creep in here and there. It's certainly not unique to Netflix, though; it feels rather endemic to the entire industry.
His approach has been to leverage and leverage and leverage forever. Wonder where he would be in a parallel scenario with a recession in, say, 2018
It's like the people commenting here have never been through even a single election cycle.
OpenBSD 7.1 was just released and supports my G5 Mac. It also supports i386, UltraSparc, and Digital Alpha.

NetBSD supports i386, Alpha, Amiga, 32-bit Sparc, 32-bit MIPS, ARMv6, StrongARM, sun2, sun3...

LinuxMint still supports i686.

Debian supports i386, i686, armel, armhf, s390, and MIPS.

Slackware supports i586 and s390.

Kali supports i686.

Void Linux supports i686, ARMv6, ARV7.

FreeBSD supports arm, armel, i386, ia64, mips, mipsel, sparc64, pc98, powerpc, powerpc64, ps3, xbox.

Alpine supports i486, ppc64le, s390x, armhf.

Devuan supports i686.

Gentoo supports i486, i586, i686, alpha, arm, hppa, ia64, mips, powerpc, ppc64, sparc64.

Which of these don't have recent releases?
"Seizing the Means of Production" is a reference to Marx, who had many things to say about class tension, such as "The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles".
Love Teenage Engineering, though I've never been able to justify buying something from them (especially not this!). Though I am looking forward to the Playdate [0], which they designed.

[0] https://play.date/
A regex won't catch typos. Send an email, or if you really want force to enter twice. The rfc is both so permissive and generic that pretty much anything will pass it, while at the same time it is very hard to test it, so you might block legitimate ones. MSFT for example allows you to use your personal email as a MSFT account. If you username is less than 3 letters some of the validation they do in some of the subsystems will reject it as invalid that they even validated with a confirmation email. I can't count the number of systems which reject + in a username or a subdomain in the host. Truly you're just making it harder for the users and for yourself.
Lol, I don't think that is necessary. He has already bought his free speech with the ~9% stake.
> Even a real interval of a finite length cannot be covered by any set of intervals of a smaller total length.

You’ve only restated the problem without saying _why_ covering the reals is different.
Musk makes a lot of (insane) promises - like going to Mars in the next 5 years. Sure.
Yea but it's also because people aren't able to connect the dots. Like I live in the suburbs in Ohio, I want to preserve nature, but I'm kind of trapped in my environment. We've planted trees, we do gardening, and we're adding plants that attract pollinators, but there's only so much we can do.
One thing with $ in a shell prompt - $ is meant to indicate the command should be ran as a normal user, while # indicates the command should be ran as a super user.
Twitter isn't just a US platform. It's a global one. As part of a global platform that means it has to adhere to laws in countries other than the US. Thing's like EU's anti-terrorism laws or data privacy laws. You could argue that they should strictly adhere only to US laws, but you're effectively arguing for Twitter to outright remove a large portion of its international audience and censor them as well.
I'm of the impression that computer science isn't considered a "science" field despite the name. Anyway, stuff like this is largely just math; other science fields often move slower because you're at the mercy of natural experiments and expensive instruments (e.g., waiting for some burst of gravitational waves to arrive from some black hole collision that happened billions of years ago).
Honest question, is it illegal to crash a plane? Or just secondary crimes, false flight plan, littering, reckless endangerment
I read long ago that the SCR-584 was prototyped with washing machine parts, but the actual quote I found was "We would buy a washing machine if it would bring a quicker result."
At the least he is not partnering with any fringe elements, but he is very serious about it. This also means if the board says we will sell it to you for $90 bucks he may back off, as coming up with another 40 billion might be very tough even if it’s leveraged.
sounds like a good reason for the 95% of the world that isn't the United States to try their best to break them up?
It's not in my understanding and experience. But titles are just titles - each organisation puts their own interpretation on roles at all levels.

The teams I've encountered that I think get it right see that Principals strive to coach teams in software engineering practices, and support teams as they collaborate with each other in the wider organisation. If your org has them, Principals usually end up working closely with, and often pick up some of the responsibilities of Architects.

That's my experience at least.
Ok, I will say this: this was a former entrepreneur at a very high profile perceived-brand-as-tier-1 guy running the independent capital investment arm of a very high profile company.
> It's not hard to defeat bad ideas with good ideas.

That's a load of crap. You cannot debate with conspiracy theorists. Debates only work when both sides are acting in good faith.
about a dozen answers have been posted here, each one missing the point

people are conflating Musk's personal balance sheet with Twitter's. it's not clear to me whether any debt would be recourse to Musk—but in all likelihood, it wouldn't be. "recourse" is a term used to describe what collateralizes the loan. if the loan is recourse to Musk, he'll have to cover the cost if Twitter isn't spitting off enough cash flow to service the debt. if it's non-recourse, then the only collateral available to the creditors is Twitter and its assets (potentially subject to certain carve-outs). most rich people don't do recourse transactions as a risk mitigation measure. however, non-recourse debt is costlier because the universe of collateral available to the lender is slimmer

why can't anyone do this? because Musk has been deemed a better sponsor / steward of capital than your average joe
I can't fly, know little about airplanes, and can count the number of flights I've taken on one hand, and even I got the feeling the whole crash seemed set-up.
This video does a really good job analyzing this situation with the IF 16:8 strategy. It's quite interesting that this study is backing up his thoughts on it too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zC9_g01disc
I was left with a full fridge and some frozen stuff, a few pizzas I remember
So you haven't cared about free speech at all until you want to lash out to spam others? Cool story, bro... I bet you and your legion of followers will love all your content. Then you'll bitch when people disallow you from commenting on their posts.. But I can't push my speech on others!!! This isn't my definition of free!!!
I’ll mostly repeat what I responded to the sibling.

If all biological females who got Covid (including the asymptomatic ones who never officially tested) became infertile. Or let’s just say 30-40% of biological females became infertile. Does this make “traditional feminism” moot? The primary differences that are exclusive to biological females would not be true for so many of them then.

If so, that’s cool. Sometimes these talking points are obfuscation to gatekeep and discriminate. However if traditional feminism really would segment out infertile women to some degree like women who transitioned, then that’s cool :)
Here’s the difference I think between the Netflix and Tesla story.

Netflix was in a new market. No one had serious streaming. They had content, but didn’t use the internet to sell it. They borrowed content and did the stream thing. The “moat” was “could NBC etc figure out how to put pictures on the internet”. The answer is apparently yes, and then they yanked their content back. Now Netflix has to reproduce Disney / marvel / all the bug content makers to compete.

Tesla is much more an established market. Yes battery car is new. But ford etc have huge huge legacy commitments. A culture of outsourcing. Software as a frill not a core feature. A legacy method of distribution (dealers). Ford can’t just drop their dealers network.ford can’t just fire their pension obligations. They are very much “stuck” in their direction.

If Tesla is topped, I very much expect it to come form a rival startup and not legacy auto. 12 years in and I see no signs the legacy automakers are doing the right things. Still no OTA updates with regular frequency. You still have to argue with dealer over price and deal with scummery.
I’m arguing that logic is a subfield of CS, so “constructing” CS “from” logic isn’t a contradiction.