skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> The action of the FED was clearly faster, heavier.. than the ECB

Well of course, the situation was vastly different. First, in most EU countries there were very few people losing their jobs due to various existing or expanded temporary/partial/etc. unemployment schemes which meant that people kept their jobs, but were paid by the local government instead of the business. Second, the ECB didn't have the required authority to do what needed to be done, and it required negotiations between the eurozone members to agree on how to proceed in regards to loans. And third, actions were taken locally at each government level.
Heard about Avalanche ecosystem ?
Yes. There is a soda lime canister integrated into the design of anesthesia machines.
Looking Out: Nazis on the Harbor
No - the second law of thermodynamics implies that, sadly, the ride will come to a stop eventually.
YouTube actually makes it quite hard to "completely watch" a channel; there's some channels that I just "discovered" and published interesting content over the years and ideally I'd just like to start at the start and watch stuff from their backlog that looks interesting. But with the stupid non-pagination "infinite scroll" it's pretty hard.
Is this something distinct from pipenv? Gee, python packaging is a mess..
Because it’s last that runs on WindowsXP if I remember correctly.
Specifically for Haskell packages, they are not expected to change their interface on the 0. versions.

What is perfectly reasonable, by the ways, because it makes the schema basically useless. If people did it, very soon all the packages would be free-form 0.X versions, if not by their fault, it would be because of a dependency.

It makes much more sense to forcefully increase the version, instead of decreasing it.

(Also, notice your sibling that explains that mtl strictly followed the numbering convention.)
Perhaps the information was simply moved?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amiriyah_shelter_bombing
NY has insane property taxes. I pay 11k for a 400k house. I have not seen property taxes so high anywhere else in the country.
6 laptops, all working, one desktop also working. I like to experiment with different hardware and OS's. One is a Chromebook from 2014 with 2GB of ram running linux mint. Still use it to browse the web.

Ask me how many computers I have had in my life and the answer is well over 100.
I moved from the Facebook app to the web interface, and when it gets really bad, I just close it and do something else, hoping it will teach it something.

Don't give me a 'stop seeing this ad' button? Disengage.

Show me the same damned solar ad for the second dozen times? Disengage.

Keep showing me 'do you know this person' every third page? Disengage.

Also, I've found I just don't contribute anymore. Reddit has become a Read Only site...because there are so many people contributing, there's no way what I'm going to contribute hasn't already been posted by 4 other people, higher up in the algorithm.
Same here. It’s touted as a security add on but it also just happens to do lots and lots of tracking and reports for management
I think it is about preventing others to retain those $2000, I guess spending money to go after one serves in order to save money to go after 100 at a later stage?
- 2 Windows 10 machines
- 1 MacBook Air
- 1 iMac
- 3 Raspberry Pi's

- 1 iPad
- 2 Android Tablets
- 4 Android phones
- 2 iPhones
- 3 Alexa Speakers
Preyed upon can use a multitude of psychological biases as tools for the deception. Crypto does that, it masquerades as this new exciting thing that's making a lot of people a lot of money. As any gold rush would tell you, greed will push people to their psyche's limits, they will fall more easily for scams given that the return might be enormous, friends will betray friends to invite them over to their scam being run in the midst of this chaos of greed.

It's a layered preying system it's taxi drivers suddenly making bank from crypto and telling other taxi drivers to join in (as I've seen happening in Brazil). It's a lucky hippie artist stumbling upon a pump-and-dump group when researching stuff for a residency, making bank and explaining to their family how they can also do it. The hippie then starting a community in some tropical paradise and funding it with the schemes they barely understand while helping his friends to join on the pump-and-dump.

People are more willing to join if they can see someone they know recommending them some strategy to make money. A lot of people will think it's iffy and miss out, and feel pretty down when they see others that weren't so smart joining in the hype and making bank. So they might join as well.

If you go to any poor country with internet access right now you'll hear about crypto. In ads, from taxi drivers, from tourism workers, etc., a lot of vulnerable people to be preyed upon and sustain the scam for a little bit longer.

The scammers don't really need to run the scheme anymore, it's self-perpetuating, a meme.

A stochastic system of preying upon financially illiterate, desperate and/or greedy people.
Or Pocahontas: https://images.huffingtonpost.com/gen/130283/original.jpg
>- Meme stock investors intentionally manipulating stock prices to cause them to diverge from the underlying value of the company

That's the hang up. The USA is the only country in the world which lets the market naked short sell. It's not that the meme investors manipulated the system, it's the short sellers that manipulated it. All these funds figured gamestop was headed to the pinksheets during covid; a reasonable bet but too many fund managers got the same idea. They short sold more stock than exists. That's fraud, I wish I could sell nothing for money.

Other people noticed the disparity and simply started buying. Eventually these funds are basically forced to come to you to buy outside the market. They in person have to approach you unsolicited and offer to buy your stocks. It's going to be a blank cheque... but the SEC never punished them. These funds owe equivalently infinite money but aren't forced to pay.

They just let them be criminal. Wells fargo obviously saw where they were, basically infinite money in the negative so they bowed out in 2021. There are a bunch of others who are in the same position.

>Despite all of that, people who bought and held a total market or S&P 500 index fund in 2020 have still made gains.

I have a small position in S&P500 bought in late 2019 or so doing just fine. Im letting it ride, I expect it to drop another 50% or more.

However, something you missed in your list that nobody is talking about. Nobody owns S&P500. If you look at FTSE, TSX, various other indexes for other countries. They are healthy. Rich folks own their percentages of them all. Excluding obviously amazon or tesla which have their billionaires protecting.

AOS is a good example.

0.72% % of Shares Held by All Insider
98.87% % of Float Held by Institutions

If you check the S&P500, the supermajority of stocks are like this. Basically insiders dont want to touch the stock with a 10foot pole.

Basically the only people who own these stocks are suckers such as myself.

Mind you, every other country in the world is healthy right now. This is USA only.

There's no explanation. There's no 'I'm selling these stocks because of..."

So we have a broken stock market in the USA because some memers discovered the fraud.

We have some seriously bad economic health behind it as well as pretty major crash already happening.

Lets not forget the imminent civil war situation. Star Trek Strange New World literally said 2nd US civil war.

My recommendation? Dont be dealing with the USA stock markets at all; or accept the punishment. Ignore the meme stocks, ignore everything. Only buy stocks you see are of good value.
I think there are several factors that play into this and beyond the points you mentioned, I wanted to introduce one more.

Size of the companies appears to matter when it comes to accommodations. In my industry, companies are effectively offering the same WFH policy across the board making people like me suspicious that CEOs banded together to discuss 'best practices', but anecdata from social circle suggests that smaller companies do work to accommodate people they want to keep.
Bookmarks don't show me the status of the apps. I also use multiple browsers in multiple devices so my bookmarks are... scattered. Very fault tolerant, because they exist in multiple locations in different forms. That's something I have to centralize. Someday.
I worked in a telco call centre. Everything was recorded on our computers, whee as t we said on phones and they had cameras in the office to watch us, plus human supervisors.

And yet everyone still flaunted all the rules: we were drunk and on drugs, we ate and had our cellphones.

Rules exist to selectively enforce against people who are not liked.
At small scale, either living alone or with a few other responsible adults, you're pretty much correct.

But you've never had grandkids who got interested in playing with the breaker panel, have you? Nor almost gotten yourself electrocuted, when you trusted a "not quite so sharp as they once were" older relative to turn off the specific 20A circuit that you were working on?

Also worth noting - residential circuit breakers, even new (vs. decades-old plastic that's getting kinda brittle) are often rated for vastly fewer on/off cycles than even the crappiest old wall-mounted light switch.
if you ever want to try virtual heroin, this game would be it.

fortunately CCP managed to ruin it with P2W so I was able to stop my addiction.

it was one of the best games out there ,imo.
The problem is that the avocado farmers own the water rights, and you can’t just steal it from them. You might be able to eminent domain it from them but you would have to pay them a fair price for it.
There is a Numberphile interview with him that I remember being pretty interesting https://youtu.be/QNznD9hMEh0
One thing i like about pyenv that isn't very well documented is the fact that you can easily install the latest release from a specific version by using the :latest suffix. For example:

pyenv install 3.8:latest

Will install the latest 3.8 Python version.
You're right, it shows up on the youtube homepage as well as the recommendations on the right side, but not for a particular video while watching it.
I'd agree with this as someone that is now rarely writing production code, but often reading other people's code as part of designing components or analyzing issues. I've recently seen very complex ternary expressions, linq queries and historically sql which were essentially unsupportable. In future I would try and spot this earlier and expect comments, tests or just some refactoring to better describe the process. People working at a low level find it difficult to realise that their code is essentially unreadable, we've all been there and come back and had no idea what we were doing!
1 desktop, 1 server, 3 laptops (one belongs to my employer, one is old), 3 raspberry pis, 4 games consoles, 1 chromecast.
Sequential 8s are also lucky in Chinese.
This is well earned. Congratulations!!
Total non-sequetor
PoS and stablecoins are two orthogonal arguments, one has no effect on the other.

This is like arguing that electric cars are better than diesel, and you retorting: but this tesla crashed into a wall, see electric cars suck!
Most of the differences in what you write is the "externalities" affect others.

Yes the "burden on healthcare" is framed as an externality too, but that's after one has accepted the collectivism of health. The problem with that is where does it end? How can you argue for a sugar tax but also argue against a skiing tax to dissuade people from partaking in that dangerous activity? On the other hand I can say why sugar drinks should not be taxed but people should have to get a license to drive on government roads without being inconsistent.

Sugar beverages isn't the only thing that causes food addiction, obesity, or diabetes either mind you. Why not get down to the brass tacks of it and implement calorie cards for people and tax or ban over-eating? And tax people by their body weight too.
> The microplastic levels are too high for human consumption

got any links?
>The body needs to convert Omega-3 ALA into DHA or EPA

IIRC it can only convert a few % of it. Hence the love for DHA or EPA supplements.
Echoing recent discussions on HN, from wikipedia:

"An article published in The New York Times in 2015 said that Simons was involved in one of the biggest tax battles of the year, with Renaissance Technologies being "under review by the I.R.S. over a loophole that saved their fund an estimated $6.8 billion in taxes over roughly a decade."[46] In September 2021, it was announced that Simons and his colleagues would pay billions of dollars in back taxes, interest and penalties to resolve the dispute, one of the biggest in IRS history"

(...)

"In total, Simons has given over $2.7 billion to philanthropic cause"
Top 10 videos are so often just complete crap. Every once in a while you will get a decent production, and even rarer you get one of those that isn't also an ad for something (looking at you, MrWhoseTheBoss). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wz_xJPN7lAY comes to mind as one of the "good ones". But the format is just so perfect for what YouTube as a platform rewards.
Or into any other app that can accept data in the JSON format. The title of the article is a disingenuous jab. Exporting fine-grained data from a game that you can use for your own statistics, not locked into a single-purpose application with restricted abilities is powerful. Use Excel or build your own analytics, it's up to you.
Desktop used for gaming or work stuff that doesn't have to go through the VPN (zoom,calendar,slack and so on)

Living room desktop running plex for stream to the google TV

my uni laptop is still being used by my SO when she needs to look at some 3D imaging which is painfully slow on her uni laptop

so i/we use 2 desktops
my SO uses 2 laptops and an fire tablet when shes on the train
No Damned Computer Is Going to Tell Me What to Do – Story of Naval Data System
Using lava for new city/building construction
I am big fan of Jim Simon's work as well as Quanta, really interesting that both are connected.
Work Laptop, Desktop that I'm getting rid of and my phone.

Pretty simple.
>> "who asked?"

The person who asked, and who I responded to. wolverine876 decided to double down in response to that.
Is code signing really a solution here? It seems more like a bandaid to me, because someone without MFA on their account probably also doesn't have the best security around their code signing. In any case, isn't it often handled by CI/CD? If you get access to the developer's account, you can release malicious code, dutifully signed?
4 proper ones...and perhaps another 6 or so raspberry pi type things.

Only 3 get daily use though
What’s the missing piece?
Are you giving enough 'input' to the engine? Topics that you like or comment will be ranked higher.
I take these too. Besides being more environment and animal friendly they also do not suffer from buildup of persistent chemicals that is quite an issue with fish and fish derived products.
Looks interesting, but my main objections to general adoption the same as bzip2, lzma and context modelling based codecs - decompression speed.

Compressing logs for instance, decompression speed of 23MB/s per core, is simply too slow when you need to grep through gigabytes of data. Same for data analysis, you don't want your input speed to be this limited when analysing gigabytes of data.

I am not sure how I feel about you "stealing" the bzip name. While the author of bzip2 doesn't seem to plan to release a follow-up, I feel it is bad manner to take over a name like this.
It's pyodide so I imagine everything is happening in the browser...
The person who filed the paperwork for these companies had an Asian surname, so this is far more likely.
wow you're right, that should be documented, I'm going to use this every time now. I've always been annoyed at having to learn what the latest patch versions are.
Pyenv is a bit lower-level and works well with requirements.txt. Pipenv can use pyenv to install Python venvs and brings its own Pipenv and lock files.
Ministry of Education | Data Engineer / Scientist | Luxembourg City | Full-time ONSITE

The Luxembourgish Ministry of Education is looking to fill a technical role along the lines of database admin, data engineer and statistician.

You'll be working with an international team from all over Europe on storing, processing and analyzing educational data. Working language is English. Salary (in Euros) is approx. 75k+ (year 1) to 100k+ (after year 3).

That being said, you need to speak at least one of the following languages: French, German or Luxembourgish at a conversational level.

The original job posting is in French (https://govjobs.public.lu/fr/postuler/postes-ouverts/postes-...).

But don't hesitate to ask questions if you're interested, I know it's tough to get through the French.

I'll also be working with the person we hire, so if I can help with anything (application, values, cultural fit, really any question) I'll be happy to help.
It used to cite or transclude it though; the F-117 entry was where I learned about it from.
4 desktops one not in use (yet)

3 laptops (plus a work laptop)

2 tablets

4 phones

1 4 port NAS (Synology)

2 rPi's

Too many... and yet not enough :-)

its worth noting this is in a household of 4, two adults one teenager and a sub teen.

My son is teaching himself to code my daughter is teaching herself digital art I work in IT and my wife is no slouch in the area either.
How about Tiger Global [1] the elite of the elite of hedge funds, smartest of the smartest and most sophisticated quant strategies lossing 50 pct. of capital in weeks? Or Bill Ackman [2] buying Netflix blind, without a moment of analysis and selling in panic loosing 400 mln $ over threee months.

Day traders, even of small, retail kind, could have wild drawdowns but they are usualy OK in longer horizon.

The times are getting interesting and we will see a lot of "smart", "long term" money managers humbled by the market.

[1] https://www.ft.com/content/caa49a44-18a3-4e51-9dfb-aad61767f...

[2] https://www.ft.com/content/47694fa4-2a4d-489d-b87b-65a3a91d1...
Only iPad Pro 12.9, 2020 model.
Central banks are a frequent source of exploitation. Burning some energy to reduce their power can be a worthwhile tradeoff.
American Dragnet – Data-Driven Deportation in the 21st Century
What Is SoC 2?
This made me think, why couldn’t people join together to make a public like/dislike plugin.

This could be a browser extension that overlays the video etc.
Some things I'd like to see from the GNOME foundation, and as it happens they fit well with the initiatives:

1) Commit to long term API support. It makes no sense to want a diverse/sustained app ecosystem, then throw away existing apps because the API changed and nobody is there to fix it. I can run win95 apps. I can compile command line unix apps older than that. But gtk/gnome for more than a few years ago gets hard.

2) Decide on minimal supported target hardware. Gnome seems to put in a lot of polish for top end hardware. Meanwhile, the average piece of hardware is a cheap computer. If it runs Linux, it's possibly a hand me down. Gnome should run well on a 10 year old craptop with low-res screen.

3) Decide on a user model. Gnome seems focused on the average 90-year blind computer-illiterate Linux enthousiasts. I'd like to see them focus on 1 or more persona.
I'm a software developer working remotely most of the time. My unionized colleagues and I pushed for and won an agreement to prevent our employer from surveilling us in this manner. Several other recently organized companies have gotten similar agreements.

https://twitter.com/WeBuildNPR/status/1522586389774221313?cx...
Almost all seafish is toxic even in small, weekly amounts. I think the main contributor to this is mercury, that was once used in industrial processes, which basically still all sits on the bottom of the sea (where many fish eat from).
A Free Diver’s Training Partners: Sharks
Which law requires Google to revoke access to children on a whim?
Hum... Let's say I install the package A, that has the type X, so I can use A.X in my code. But I'm using it's version 1, so let's call it A1.X.

Now, all of my dependencies expect values of A1.X. Except for one, that upgraded recently and expects A2.X. Now I have no way at all of taking a value from one library and sending it to that new one. It's only useful it it's some stand-alone functionality that I must call directly from my code (like the vast majority of libraries in OOP, so, maybe you are biased?) and not integrate with anything.
I believe pipenv is a wrapper around pip and pyenv.

Pyenv is brilliant, defiantly recumbent it as the standard way to manage python versions. It's basically nvm but for python.
Is there any other explanation for why US bombed that embassy though?
Even with accounting for that change RenTec’s returns don’t change all too much.
>, I haven't bothered with asp.net core mvc.

You should try, because now there is almost no difference between MVC and WebAPI. You just have controllers with different base classes.
It is kind of a hack for decompression, where you look forward in the stream for a block signature, and try decompressing from there.

In practice it works, but it isn't pretty ;)
You were this close to getting it. The system will move heaven and Earth to get $2k from a random joe blow but will let a corporation just "sudo pay no taxes" and get out from paying BILLIONS.

The system is rigged.
I think the key issue is that Software Engineering is mind-set that
requires maturity and experience. 10 years "late" is precisely the
correct time to be thinking of that track change.

> How can I compete with new grads with Ivy League CS degrees?

Surely we all know the real-world value of newly minted top college CS
grads. I was one, and I teach them, and I definitely wouldn't employ a
21yr old me to manage a complex project.
It's absolutely possible, and it may surprise you to learn that blurring is not (by itself) a lossy operation and you can, in theory, unblur an image if you know the blurring function. The practical difficulty in doing so is that the blurred image has a lot of information in the low bits, which tend to get distorted through other processes (quantization, sensor noise, lossy compression).

I too am surprised that no attempt appears to be made to remove the diffraction spikes from JWST's images, since the function should be known with great precision.
1 daily driver - windows/Ubuntu dual boot.

1 Ubuntu only laptop. 10 years old. Used as print server for 3d printer.

1 wife work laptop.

1 wife gaming laptop.

1 wife gaming laptop, aged/retired but still works. We host game servers on this sometimes.

1 windows netbook. Unused but functional. Too old to sell.

1 windows 8 tablet. Unused but functional. Too old to sell.

1 Android tablet, frequently used.

3 x raspberry pi. 1 in use permanently as media server.

2 x smartphones.

It's easy to collect computers!
One month of work to build an automation pipeline. $50/mo revenue. still need a real job
Yeah, the colours are a complete hack. There are so many things this needs to make it more usable, but I have neither the time nor the skillz.
Isn't ARKK essentially a meme stock aggregator, tho?
I was astonished it was not on my new iPad.
Not yet ... working on a few issues.
Any devs here work on stuff like this? Why?
There are no hacks. Making estimates is difficult, the more information you can add into your equation as early as possible the better prediction you will get.