skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I agree, but would probably place residential height limit around 3 stories (jump out of the window rule), and then for things like hospitals you can go a little taller maybe up to 20 stories.

We have a serious problem in talking past each other though. When people talk about building density the conversation starts around skyscrapers (bad) like Hong Kong or something, but what we need is just medium-density, mixed use development so lots of single family homes, narrow streets, walking/biking, and of course town houses and apartments so we can get variety and mixed income levels living in the same place. The rich family has the giant house on the corner. The young couple fresh out of school lives in an apartment down the street. They see each other every day at the coffee shop or at the park in the neighborhood, or maybe even a local church, gym, or office.

And in building this way we can weave in healthy natural aspects, trees, flowers, gardens, etc. and animals that are better adapted for these environments can live or "visit" these areas. Then as you get further away from this town/city you just get more and more hills and countryside and independent farms.

We know how to do this. We choose not to. It's not profitable for Mercedes if we all walk to work. It's not profitable for Conagra if we grow our produce or buy from an independent farmer. Not that these companies are necessarily (although sometimes they are) evil or anything, it's just an incentives alignment. And unfortunately government officials literally just do not understand what we need to do, so they're like empty vessels chasing things like Sidewalk Labs in Toronto or the Smart Cities Challenge in Columbus where all it amounts to is a corporate handout because the only way to solve a lot of the problems we have is just to build correctly. No amount of EVs fixes our problems (I have an EV btw). What does fix our problems is when families have 1 car per family instead of 2-4, and 90% of their day-to-day activities are within a short walking distance. We need a lot less of this giant SUV to Costco 30 miles away because you're cosplaying living in nature attitude.

This is what an appropriately dense city looks like:

https://twitter.com/trad_arch_bdays/status/15171411856676003...

This is what a correct neighborhood looks like:

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/37/9b/26/379b266652e0a2013c0c...

This is an anti-pattern. It’s devoid of life.

https://facts.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/edward-he-uKyzX...

This is also absolutely dead. There is no nature here.

http://media.beam.usnews.com/70/0d/89b92a674c3b894107a03641e...

Idk what it looks like yet but I'm going to figure out a way to fix this.
Like most Teenage Engineering products, it's an absolutely amazing-looking, well-engineered product with a ton of functionality that does a thing I don't actually need for far more money than I can justify spending on it.
Yeah, sadly private equity does the same frequently. Sometimes, I cannot belive it is legal!
It's about the downward pressure on the stock if he has to sell, not only because of highly visible profile but the amount of shares pledged :-)
at that price, they could be custom. and looking at the geometry they could be made any place doing contract c&c.
California famously insulates people from additional property tax burden on highly-appreciated real estate - and it's clearly still a popular policy among the people benefiting, but it gets a lot less defense from people who don't own those houses than the status quo here gets from people who aren't stock-based-billionaires.

Wealth is closely correlated enough to power that it's worth encouraging people to turn those on-paper gains into liquid forms - even if only to avoid "losing" if the stock then slides back from 100 -> 50. Especially since he can leverage it to spend in other ways!
> Why does this automatic enforcement of law only ever cut one way?

Because the people paying for it only want it to go one way.

> how about anti-monopoly-power technology?

That defeats the purpose of the legislation in the first place.

The goal is to establish monopolies. Why would they introduce a provision to undermine everything they are trying to accomplish with the law in the first place?

It would be counter productive.
I’ve seen speculation that he shot those “plane spiraling below me” money shots separately. Sadly I don’t have the time to find the YouTuber’s videos who made the claim.

…suffice to say lots of people have gone through his video frame by frame to find weird stuff.
I think it's a good idea and I hope he suceeds
A cultural shift towards eating invasive species or both flora and fauna would really help. Use that human tendency to cause extirpation for good.
This reminds me of a part of 4chan history that the old admin (moot) talked about in his final q&a, where people used to post in all sorts of different boards all the time, but over time as the population grew, more people started staying on a single board, causing cultures to diverge, people to form their identities based on a small subset of boards, and starting cross-board flame wars and a general distaste for cross-boarders.

I think these might case studies in societal behavior rather than directly being influenced by moderator action.
Satan 2 = RS-28 Sarmat

Interesting historical fact: Before SpaceX, around 2001, Elon Musk attempted to buy few retrofitted Satan ICBM's (Dnepr) from Russia for his “Life to Mars” company. They wanted to launch very small payload to Mars. Soon after the attempt failed he started SpaceX

R-36 (SS-18 Satan) and the upgrade Sarmat is a huge ICBM/medium lift vehicle: 4500 kg into LEO, 2.300 kg to GTO, 550 kg to TLI. It could nuke the Moon or go above any mid-course defense system.
I’ve seen many of the young people stepping in… they can easily be worse. They’re typically coming up in a WAY more polarized world where identity politics are the only path forward… and they are often just as clueless about the world. New doesn’t mean better.
FYI:

The RS-28 Sarmat (Russian: РС-28, NATO naming: SS-X-29 or SS-X-30) : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RS-28_Sarmat
2021's revenue was ~$5 billion, and if I'm reading things correctly they've posted a profit twice since 2010.
Right now I have an account now where I can deposit USDC and spend via tap to pay/debit card. Basically just a debit card linked crypto account, rewards are $$$ (4%) and adjusting balances is fast and easy. Also programmable so I can replace what is spent without having to manually transfer. This helps tremendously with managing the families access/budgeting of funds.

Would also be nice to have an account where legacy payments (ACH) can be made that also has an interface to deposit USDC. Right now I need to ACH deposit to my bank account (from crypto), and then ACH withdraw to pay the bill. Eventually you could just get rid of the ACH part and convince the accounts receivable to accept USDC (and profit?).

Bringing both these services under one roof so it is a bit easier to manage would be the holy grail of legacy and future financial products.
Single-purpose accounts aren't allowed on HN, and certainly not ones where the single purpose is political.

Just to be clear, minority/contrarian views aren't the issue—it would be the same if the account was promoting majority views. HN is not a site for ideological or political or nationalistic battle—it's a site for intellectual curiosity, and it's not possible to have both of those things at the same time.

I've therefore banned this account. If you don't want to be banned, you're welcome to email hn@ycombinator.com and give us reason to believe that you'll follow the rules in the future. They're here: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html.
High frequency of commits into main (assuming they're also release candidates) is what we would term a good problem to have.
Would be nice to have a side-by-side comparison with the steps to starting and operating a bank to get a full picture of what Column abstracts away and what founders must still DIY. Currently you have to dig deep into the use case docs to determine some of these details.
It doesn't even cover the majority of SF, and SF is a small city. Same story with fiber everywhere. Google fiber also barely covered any territory in Atlanta, Austin, etc.
You will have to pry that BIOS from my cold dead hands.

Burnt EEPROM still remains the ultimate security.
No Cipater. But probably the language I use is not the language you intend: I use language actively, not patterns. Nonetheless, the vastest majority of the language instances I "deal with" are in English... Or anyway a few more post-Latin and post-Germanic languages - but I do not think the expression would change in other """dialects""". I know that there is 'la bagnole' and there 'el coche', and for terms I would pick the one that seems appropriate irregardless - but the logic is unchanged.
Agreed on both features and the crazy price. I've been using a TC Helicon Blender to serve as a stereo mixer + AI.
Hot reloading your Rust cargo docs
Questions for the founding team, and others: What books or resources did you helpful in understanding the plumbing of the US banking system?
HEVC video with transparency is apparently possible[1], though I’m not sure if it’s supported on non-Apple platforms.

[1]: https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2019/506/
No, it is not reasonable, because you are applying your interpretation ("created" means "made visible") only in the specific passage where you find the literal meaning uncomfortable. If you at least were consistent in your interpretation, your conclusion would be that God didn't create anything, but just made things visible for an observer.
it has 8 oonboard fx that can be applied to the tracks. drum machine and synth onboard. Multitrack usb audio device.
We’re an issuing bank and sponsor card programs on Visa & Mastercard. Our partners can offer both physical and virtual cards to users. Checks are currently in beta but please get in touch if we can help! https://dashboard.column.com/contact
The article literally has the government officials saying this would take months and contracts. That's the whole point of the article.

> The government, on the other hand, has a “significant timeline to make those types of corrections” as it muddles through analyses of what happened, decides how to fix it and gets a contract in place for the fix.

Or did you not even read it, but decided to come comment on what you presumed it said?
Top 3 rows seem to be dials/knobs to twiddle, is that right? They are so close together even that female model's hand looks like it would have trouble grasping one of them without forcing aside the knobs next to it. AKA they seem very cramped.
I encourage folks from the HN community to run! We have no (?) technologists in the senate and probably not the house either? Yet plenty from medicine and other professions…
In a way, this has already happened. Microsoft has chosen to classify qBittorrent, Transmission, and Deluge as PUA (potentially unsafe application). As a consequence, Defender will block their installation and remove existing copies.

https://github.com/qbittorrent/qBittorrent/issues/14489

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/wdsi/threats/malware-encyclo...

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/wdsi/threats/malware-encyclo...

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/wdsi/threats/malware-encyclo...
> Create account numbers that point to a single bank account and create specific permissions and limits for each one.

I love that; there are so many places that give a 6% discount for using ACH but I don't want to give out my bank account details willy-nilly

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If you have influence over it, I wouldn't recommend having https://status.column.com/uptime default to "Sandbox" since I doubt seriously that's what anyone would care about when going to an uptime page, and can also mislead a reader in a hurry if the Sandbox environment is having woes but Production is fine

nit: I would guess you meant "sweep" not "sweet" on https://column.com/bank-accounts

> We support FBO, sweet, clearing and custom account types — all FDIC insured.
First I ask myself who profit from a certain news, how realistic can be, how can it be part of the real world along with other news (if the big picture does not appear coherent something is wrong/false), secondly I try to trace sources, especially looking for governmental, academical PUBLIC sources. In general I consider no source reliable, but certain things can't be hidden, certain normally escape here and there.

So I follow various media via RSS save articles I think interesting and reason on them looking in my notes/feeds history for link and correlation. Such "manual indexing" is mandatory now, propaganda is too powerful to be contained otherwise...

On finding sources: try to scan for news from various countries then select between those in a language you can read. For instance in many countries there are journals in English, few random examples:

- Helsinki Times

- Korea Herald

- Norway Today

- The Citizens (south Africa)

- Japan Times

- Ekatimerini (Greece)

- B92 (Serbia)

- Astana Times

- Ulambataar Post

- TASS / Moscow Times / Siberian Times (not much updated)

- Der Spiegel International (Germany)

- Bangkok Post

- Jakarta Globe

- South China Morning Post

- Taiwan Times

- Sermitsiaq (Greenland, not much updated)

- LRT (Lithuania)

... Pick some, look for others depending on the language you know, check their quality, quantity of posts and put them in a feedreader, consider scoring, and that's already something. Than look for think tanks from various political areas and countries. Than look to well know geopolitical journals. Collect much and test. Then cleanup until you reach a manageable level of news. Collect them in a timeline, annotate correlation anytime you spot something, look for similar stuff (full-text search) when you add a news. In an year you'll already have a certain mass of news-base to spot trends. The rest is up to you: decide where to look for, decide how to evolve your collection. Enjoy and profit from the new awareness.

You can't know "The Real Truth" but in fuzzy logic you can form a reliable enough vision of the world and with it + experience you'll improve. Do not expect immediate results, like for investments or life choices, but in a small number of years your comprehension of the world likely change and if you select well enough your sources and keep adjusting them you likely been able to spot enough propaganda to filter much of the crap out.
Small, portable mixers with lots of stereo inputs are relatively rare. That plus the Teenage Engineering "tax" (think Apple tax but for synth-heads) is driving the price. A cheaper, but slightly less tactile alternative is the 1010 Music Bluebox:

https://1010music.com/product/bluebox
Batteries self-discharge. If they are fully discharged for a long time, they may get damaged irreversibly. This is the case with most battery chemistries and not specific to the TX-6.
“Senate” literally derives from the Latin word for “old man” (senex)
I suspect it depends on what your original citizenship was. There are a number of countries with which you can have dual U.S. citizenship.
> A lot of the credit that I gave Barry came from my lack of faith in my bank’s systems and security. ... Insecure business practices often don’t stand out as a sign of a con; they just look like another boneheaded but authentic policy.

^ THIS. your bank is training you to get phished. your health insurance, by leaving fake-urgent voicemails that require miserable phone tree navigation when you call back, and by having a million different numbers which resolve to 'scam or at least spam' aggregator sites when you google them, is teaching you to get phished.

my health insurance has a process which involves calling me and asking for a bunch of personal information. I called them back at a known number to ask if this was their number and they didn't know. I called three agents and they gave me three different answers. One said it was a 'system error that will be resolved in 24 hours'. Another said it was fake, don't trust it. A third called the number while I was on hold and assessed it as 'probably fine'.

teach someone to get phished and they're phished for the rest of their life

never accept inbound calls
It may be easier to have a C backend that is compiled via tcc, but if it's a smart choice (for the tradeoffs of a debug build), and hardly anybody else is doing it, then it's positive and noteworthy. The fact that it may not be particularly difficult is irrelevant.

I can't assess the quality of V in general, and it may be lacking for my needs, but I know a lot of early stage language projects with a lot of trivial bug reports (I've filed a few), that are still engineering accomplishments capable of real usage. V seems to be in that league. Maybe it's near the bottom of that league, but you can just state that and leave it at that.

Maybe V has a bit of a "dirty main branch" approach, where other languages you're used to tend to instead have long-lasting branches for the work-in-progress stuff. I can see how that would be annoying, being able to use half-finished functionality, and I might not like it myself. Maybe the author claims features are further ahead than they really are -- that would be even more frustrating. But your criticisms are hyperbolic (denigrating the work as at the level of a CS homework assignment, and comparing it to almost entirely non-existent languages that are mathematically provably correct) and often seem vindictive (unlikely to be leveled at other highly analogous early days language projects). Any legitimate criticisms you have are lost in the vitriol.
This feels like a stone's throw from Schenkerian analysis (1) where in practice, lots of harmonies devolve to a simple foundational structure. Even the tough stuff to reason about like the example at the bottom of the page, Gee, Officer Krupke which is tricky because of the jazz/ragtime influence on the chromaticism of the harmony and melody basically reduces down to leading tone resolution and local key changes (V-I resolutions). It's setting up the zingers like "naturally we're punks" (V-I), "deep down inside of us there is good" (V-I) coming from chromatic turnarounds.

(1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schenkerian_analysis
Yup, its clear that NFLX is on a rough patch but I'm sure they'll recover.

This feels like a rookie mistake.
Yeah, that's definitely someone doing strange things, possibly because they're strange.

And then copying/sharing software that does strange things.
The growth is baked into the valuation. I don't disagree with your ideas, but so much is built on perception. Share prices fall. Capital becomes more expensive. Options aren't worth as much. Employee morale drops. Profit isn't the only or main measure of success these days, which is unfortunate. As a long term shareholder, I'd be somewhat concerned about their ability to compete and deliver, but I'd be fine with their current profit levels. Not at current valuations however.
If I don't recognize the #, "Tech. Support, do you have a Contract # or Incident #?". Backed by a brusque "very busy professional, required to bill his hours" attitude. Human cold callers often identify with that - enough to either end the call fast, or to try no "hooks" to keep me on the line when I end it.
In the US (and most countries) in order to get access to the central bank (in the US the fed) and do 'banking things' like holding money, moving money, and lending money you have to have a banking charter. We have a national charter (issued by the OCC) but you can also have some other more bespoke charters as well!
Anyone who says things like this, should be the ones that have to support the legacy code. They should be sentenced to a 15+ year old computer and to explain to their colleagues how we just can't do anything new, because we need to use GCC 4.7 to build the world because <legacy CPU>, now used by 20 non-paying users, won't work with anything newer.

Fedora is only one, relatively fast moving distro, which gives you their software for free, and which didn't even make this decision, but who could blame them if they did, in their position?
It would be equity to begin with, and given the right person I'd be leaning towards an equal split.
It's not derangement, it's a logical method of protesting if you think that it's valid to ban tweets on subjects like qanon, flat out (dangerous) lies, and stirring up violence on Congress on private platforms
It sounds like what that's missing is a while loop and a coffee break.
> the Common Stock, par value $0.000005 per share (the “Common Stock”), of Twitter, Inc.

Does anyone know what the hell this means?

Is this one of those annoying things in the finance world where, back in 1930, this would have been a meaningful number, but nearly a century later, everything is structured completely differently, there's a completely different set of numbers that are meaningful, but we have to keep dragging this legacy set of meaningless numbers around for legal reasons?
First, "physician" is not equivalent to "practicing doctor in a clinical setting".

Second, a good physician - even a run-of-the-mill family doctor - should be collaborating with their peers. They're keeping up to date on new practices and informing the next generation of those practices by reporting observations of the results of today's practices and any anomalies that arise.

I don't think it's unreasonable for some developers to make more than most physicians or for most physicians to make more than most developers. Neither field is narrowly defined.
One of the challenges faced in the early days was simply to get the bacteria to reproduce. It’s not clear for any given bacteria what substrate and food source is useful. Not being able to do that was an obstacle to the analytics since much of the basic data couldn’t be developed. It seems we are better at that now.
A couple notes

> While it's almost always I, IV, V, and vi, we have both II/ii and III/iii, differing on whether the third is major or minor.

This might be a bit confusing as written, because the slash "/" is normally used in roman numerals to indicate secondary chords. For example, the II chord may be written as V/V. (V/V is always II, but not the other way around... the "/" notation indicates that the chord is functioning as a secondary chord, which is something you figure out from context.)

The terminology "open chords" is also a bit unusual. The term "open chords" usually refers to chords that use open strings (strings that are not fingered). Chords without a third are often called "power chords". You can do your entire song with power chords if you're playing rock music.

I'd also add that what chords you get as the three/four chords you need depends so heavily on genre. If you were playing blues, you might pick I7, IV7, and V7 for your first three, and then maybe bVII7 as the fourth. If you were playing jazz, you might pick something like I69, ii9, IVmaj7, V7.
Here's the real money question. What happens to all of our startups when the bubble compresses?
The blockchain pumpers co-opted the word “crypto” so it’s not too surprising they tried to co-opt the next generation of terms as well
For everyone drooling over the design of this, here’s a fun little form-over-function tidbit from the fine print:

> high quality, slimline cables custom-made for TX–6. the narrow profile allows you to use all 6 channels at once and makes for an easy pack down.

Sounds like the input jacks are so close together not every 3.5mm audio cable will work with it. Like a phone without a headphone jack - bring a special adaptor or no sounds for you. Lol
you're paying 4 figures or you're getting a plastic piece of crap from $50 on amazon, and it just has line out not usb audio.
They practically bruteforced all technical problems, using dedicated hardware. And simply ignored some others, like lighting.
Facebook is also far far bigger than Twitter. Yet Elon is content with ignoring it, and so was Trump (who is suspended into 2023 [0])

[0] https://www.npr.org/2021/06/04/1003284948/trump-suspended-fr...
No, thank you for sharing :). Best of luck.