skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My understanding is that Luna was crushed by an attack not unlike what Soros et al. did to the British pound in 1992. No, the pound did not go to zero like Luna did, but then the UK has tangible assets in a way that Luna did not.

To reiterate your point, if a

* G7 member

* Security Council member

* NATO member

* Nuclear power

etc., etc. could not defend the pound in 1992, why does anyone expect a crypto company to be able to do it?
Using a floor table is my favourite one so far, though I haven't tried a reclining setup yet. My only issue is the lack of back support if I want to lean back.
G Suite legacy accounts have always been limited to 15GB, and my newsletter inbox has been barred once from receiving further email because I'm always close to the limit.
Those are all great practices that i wish more companies would implement.

Having said that, unless you work for an insurance company or something directly involved in healthcare i can't imagine how your product would know somebody had an abortion?
Yeah ok, but the state should respect the privacy of the individuals in all cases, not just because there are technological barriers to prevent it from violating it.

Encryption is a technology; it's a tool. All tools can be broken, subverted, avoided.

Privacy is a legal right.

There are no physical walls high enough to prevent the state from entering my house if it chooses do to so; the only way to keep the state out of my house is by legal means -- ie, ironically, by regulations and more state, not less.
Ask HN: Any Heads of People / Recruiters Here?
Hey folks!

What is your toolstack when it comes to recruitment? Or do you just depend on ATS?

I still use old, reliable e-mail/Notion combo, mainly because our organization is not hiring more than 2 people at once, and it makes the whole experience more personal.

Cheers!
> Deliver-ability is perfect, rspam is just great and it's fast.

You should write a blog post about it!
> I've found that social media doesn't affect my level of happiness and/or anxiety directly.

American privilege? Each time a war flares up in my home country I am going into a pretty deep depression. And the only cure is to switch off the Telegram. Which is frankly rather hard to do, but possible. A third week going strong…
I don't really care whether fetuses are people are not. The fact is that bodily autonomy is never restricted so much, even when lives are at stake. I'm not forced to donate organs, to donate blood, or even to do something so simple as get a vaccine. Why is my bodily autonomy no longer important when the "life" at stake is inside my body?

That's the crux of the debate, whether pregnant people have as much bodily autonomy as everyone else. If anti-choice people were to also concede that people should be forced to give up bodily autonomy in other areas like the ones I listed above, I would take them more seriously and we could discuss whether a fetus is a person. Until then it doesn't matter, it's just about restricting rights of others and almost always based in religious arguments and sexism.
"There are alternative ways to make plastics (https://hempplastic.com/), and hemp is just one example."

Hmm... Thanks for sharing! Regarding bio-plastic, (from my once attended school chemistry class) I only knew about polyethylene, that can be obtained from sugar-producing plants (via alcohol/ethylene), but that being costly may not scale well.
> “More women on corporate boards means better decisions and businesses that outperform the competition,” Atkins said in a statement. “We believe this law remains important, despite the disheartening ruling.”

If they really believe that they would let the market make it happen. It is because they don’t really believe it that they are trying to enforce it by law.
I am pretty sure my hands would go numb in a matter of minutes
It seems hard to me to quantify the number of wars prevented by any measure.
I use ZSH only because it's default on my work Macbook, and my workplace's IT provisioning has a bunch of stuff that assumes a default ZSH in place.

However, on my personal machine and at my previous employer, I used a reasonably tweaked oh-my-bash setup and I can't say that I notice much of a daily quality-of-life difference.
So, if you are "just" holding DAI it makes little sense to use at the moment. But if you still want to have some exposure to more volatile assets (e.g, ETH) I'd recommend putting it an ETH/DAI liquidity pool from either Uniswap or Loopring. I wrote about the reasoning [0] before, but the short explanation is that such a liquidity pool softens the volatility swings and also allow you to receive a good amount through swap fees.

[0]: https://np.reddit.com/r/UniSwap/comments/l0l0cu/making_the_i...
this isn't a problem of social media but rather a problem of following current affairs. the cost of publishing has become so low that even news media dedicate whole articles to single tweets (and other social media posts by famous people). devout followers of social media (and perhaps news media, both television and internet) have become addicted to knowing/following the current thing. one can visit/use twitter, facebook, &c everyday without keeping in sync with the current things and/or allowing themselves to be tossed about like a boat in a tempest. curate deliberately. follow few things and people.
You have mostly lost water to be precise.
As well as muscle.

You need an expensive Dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry scan in order to precisely tell the body mass composition.
Kitchens in the World, by Income per Month
Sounds like a good option to add! We might allow the user to filter out recent news if they wish.

Should discussions be optional (ie available but can be turned off) or simply not available on this site?
If you want a simple blog with little extras, I'd expect this plugin to work just fine.

The predecessor plugin, SQLite Integration, was fairly stable with most other plugins, but plugins trying to do unconventional stuff or hit the DB directly would refuse to work. The main issue was that the plugin author stopped updating the plugin, while newer versions of WordPress didn't suppport it.
Yes, it would be best if privacy is protected by law. We should strive for that outcome, but still be prepared for less favorable outcomes.
> You think the legal profession will accept an XML repository, hosted by a private company serving the software industry, as authoritative? That's absurd.

You bet I do. Look at any state or municipality that's adopted fire and electric codes from their respective trade groups. Or look at the relative power of companies like Westlaw.

https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2021-03-18/state-laws...
First time launching a project after 10 projects failed. What changed this time?
If that's true, that's a flaw in SQLite. The plug might be pulled at any moment and you can't stop it.
Oh and only two devices I have have ever had, kind of play okay with Bluetooth When it works, it is good.

Shame you can't easily get diagnostic/feedback, about codecs and transport. Let alone volume.

I had sensitive ears when younger, probably lost a lot of my hearing. And the biggest annoyance ainhave with the TV is just trying to hear dialogue. The soundbar I have is good at background music in shows, and okay for music, but dialog it sucks at.

My onkyo GA speaker is okay for some types of music, sucks with others, and is terrible again for voice/podcasts etc. Different domains, I understand that. But not even configurable eqs.
It doesn't seem that user-friendly or easy to get into. But maybe it's just an outsider perspective.
It shows that Julia's tests are systematically finding (and leading to fixes) of numerical bugs that are pervasive throughout the rest of the LLVM ecosystem. And since Julia's LLVM is patched to solve these while other variants of LLVM are not, Julia is more correct in these aspects than other languages which rely on the Base build of LLVM. Of course Julia doesn't solve "all bugs", but some of them (like the correctness of certain math library implementations) really make you question how hard other language tests are hammering those for correctness testing (Julia has a lot of numerical tests checking the precision of such methods against MPFR bigfloats at higher precision to ensure ~X ulp correctness for example). Julia definitely spends a lot of time testing numerical correctness than it does testing something like a web server. It's just a prioritization thing.
On the ETH chain, Flashbots [1] has decimated profits, by turning MEV into a race to the bottom, where miners wind up with most of the profits that bots ("searchers") create. On other chains there is much more profit to be had. People are making large amounts of money, as you can see here [2] (check out BSC on there, most of those profits go to the actual bot owners).

It's gotten incredibly competitive, and there has been quite a bit of consolidation. You used to be able to make a bot that could just make a few thousand dollars per day. Now you're either making 6 figures per day as part of a team, or a few hundred dollars per day on your own. One of the reasons you need a team and financing is that much of it is infrastructure based - being right next to miners/validators in the same server rack, etc. It takes significant resources to have nodes exactly where you need to have them, in various parts of the world.

It's also feast or famine. Sometimes, you'll wake up with hundreds of thousands of dollars from thin air. Here [3] is a loan liquidation using a flash loan from last week that netted the person that submitted it $366K (that was the value at the time) - in a few milliseconds. The only money they had to have to do this tx was the $1.50 transaction fee. The ~$8 million necessary for the liquidation was flash borrowed from a Pancakeswap pair.

[1] https://docs.flashbots.net/

[2] https://eigenphi.io/

[3] https://bscscan.com/tx/0x73d37b728ebd55088d0d7ccd3f82a485ac3...
The issue with that intellectual consistency, is that the same people oppose sexual education and contraception which has been shown to significantly reduce abortions (let's not even talk about all the cases where they support killing of born people). If they do not support sexual education and contraception, they are not intellectually honest, they are not pro-life, but want to push a specific world view.
Yep exactly, if 1 scientist = 1 progress, imagine where we would be right now. Instead there are far more scientists than ever but progress on the big or fundamental questions and topics has arguably slowed down
Important for keeping salaries low and exporting cheaply, because the minimum salary requirement for non-EU citizens is lower for jobs in high demand.
I'd argue it's more similar to cocaine. Tobacco is unhealthy, but the consequences were somewhat intuitive long before being proven (repeatedly cycling smoke through the lungs is intuitively unhealthy), and the real health effects aren't especially visible except over long time frames and with large samples.

By contrast, the shifts in behavior, effects, and downsides, of cocaine become apparent extremely rapidly and it's consumed in a way that makes it less obvious of the dangers. Vin Mariani [1] was a popular wine created in the mid 19th century. It's advocates included royalty, Popes, Thomas Edison, Ulysses S Grant, and countless others. It was wine mixed with cocaine. That wine itself also served as the inspiration for Coca-Cola - Coke, whose name derived from its two primary ingredients: Cocaine + Kola Nut.

Employers would give their workers cocaine to improve productivity, individuals themselves would use it (or various common products containing it) for similar ends, or just simple recreation. And we basically had a society where a large chunk of people were frequently coked out. But it was undoubtedly difficult to realize how absurd we all were because when something becomes ubiquitous, what do you have to compare it against?

And I think that's much closer to the reality we now live in where the impacts of social media are rather extremely evident on both a micro and macro scale, yet not only is the vast majority of society already hooked on it - but the people in power with the capacity to curtail its ails are themselves just as addicted to it, or alternatively exploiting it for their own personal benefit.

[1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vin_Mariani
Camel trains? Mule trains? thought trains?

Etymology 1
From Middle English trayne (“train”), from Old French train (“a delay, a drawing out”), from traïner (“to pull out, to draw”), from Vulgar Latin traginō, from tragō, from Latin trahō (“to pull, to draw”), ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *tregʰ- (“to pull, draw, drag”). The verb was derived from the noun in Middle English. (https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/train)

A group of people following an important figure such as a king or noble; a retinue, a group of retainers. [from 14th c.]
A group of animals, vehicles, or people that follow one another in a line, such as a wagon train; a caravan or procession. [from 15th c.]
The men and vehicles following an army, which carry artillery and other equipment for battle or siege. [from 16th c.]

lots of trains don't go on rails.
You're missing the article's point: it's not about whether abortion should be legal or not. It's that encryption should be strongly protected because it protects people from unjust laws.
Great, now whoever uses your program has to wonder what subset of YAML is supported. JSON's advantage is that it's simple, there's not much to support so you get consistent implementations more readily.
I ran into this with a person of romantic interest. Thankfully I never got addicted to social media; once I could see that a "break from social media" would be the only thing that could possibly help this person.

It never worked out between us, however I was exposed to rather relevant info on the topic.

For anyone looking for tips and tricks to cope: r/nosurf [1]. Lot of garbage there but I found it interesting to see how many people have problems with this and how they found their epiphanies around it

[1]: https://www.reddit.com/r/nosurf/
Discussion between George Noble and tether CTO Paolo Ardoino https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kp5kv7aENxw

Pretty obvious that it's mostly smokes and mirrors. props to George for asking the right questions
Perhaps they also believe markets are imperfect, especially over the short to medium term timescales that the current and incoming generation of women (and other people who care about these things) actually care about?
Well we should be looking at ways to get around the dust and heat through innovation. Perhaps more durable materials would be a start. And it does not have to power the whole country - even 50% will provide a relief. People need to stop thinking in binary terms when it comes to energy.
"The order further finds that Tether and Bitfinex’s combined assets included funds held by third-parties, including at least 29 arrangements that were not documented through any agreement or contract, and that Tether transferred Tether reserve funds to Bitfinex, including when Bitfinex needed help responding to a “liquidity crisis.”"

https://www.cftc.gov/PressRoom/PressReleases/8450-21
Nice.

But I prefer touch typing with two-piece split keyboards on the bed, instead of raising hands.
I agree with you. I'm a bit tired of C++ being imposed on those that rather just use C or as if C users can't turn to any other options besides C++. To include that C interop has become a thing for many newer programming languages now.

By the way, the D language (which has been with us for a while) has long positioned itself as a viable alternative to C++.
Europe’s leaders fall out of key on Ukraine
I'm from the UK and have driven in Europe several times, both in a local hire car and my own car.

The biggest adjustment is getting used to changing gear with a different hand. If you're driving an automatic, it's probably even easier.
Sorry if I am missing something but... Why is this his problem?

If the legislature want to pass unconstitutional laws that will get struck down, at best he is saving the court sometime by vetoing it. But it is the legislature that is at fault for passing it, not him for failing to stop it, isn't it?
Canada and Australia go further with easier immigration process for first degree relatives, which is important in Asian culture. In Germany, for example, you need to be a minor in order to bring your parents or prove "exceptional hardship" [0]

[0] - https://se-legal.de/immigration-lawyer-germany/family-reunif...
Big tech companies like Facebook are notoriously good at sniffing your browsing history and inferring private medical details about you for the purposes of showing you ads. Facebook most definitely knows who's pregnant from their browsing patterns. It almost certainly knows if you're looking at having or have had an abortion too.
> I'm not quite sure what part of the constitution covers abortion, and I'm familiar with the ruling.

You don't seem to be asking, but for Roe vs Wade it's the 14th Amendment. Whether or not you agree with it, if you're familiar with the ruling then you must know that much.
Some car manufacturers are employing ultra wide band for precise location. The VW ID.4 for example has this. I'm not aware of successful (relay) attacks against these kind of systems.
I don't like to assume ill intent so I'm going to say that it's possible to be delusional like that because I had girlfriend who turned out not to be joking about these kinds of fantasies. Those kind of delusions is how people lose their life savings on some scheme the rest of us can tell is insane right out of the gate.
On the other hand, singletons and global variables can be incredibly useful for writing clear and simple code.

As a web and mobile app developer, I find that globals can be useful. Developers will go through extraordinary lengths to avoid making things global, but the truth is that for end-user applications a great deal of the relevant product requirements are essentially singletons. There’s only one active profile and one user and one catalog and one persistence layer. There’s only one DOM and one window. The result is that code which endeavors to make state which is truly shared and global actually shared and global will often be much simpler and less bug-prone, provided that reasonable abstractions are chosen for any mutation and event APIs related to global state.
> I transitioned my family domain name to a small nonprofit that I created to do donations. If you have such an entity, it's an easy way to opt out of this whole problem.

Unless your family has a foundation that's planning to give grants, this sounds like an abuse of Google's goodwill towards nonprofits.
I am still here and now a mother because where I was ten years ago considered my ectopic pregnancy to be a medical emergency and not a moral issue.

Had I been a non-rich woman in El Salvador, Ireland[0] or in some of the states where legislators think like you, there's a good chance I wouldn't be.

[0] Today, Ireland has a relatively high level of personal freedom for women of reproductive age. 10 years ago, I would have been able to get treatment for the ectopic pregnancy beyond "watch and see", but not the fallopian tube-preserving method I had the option of here, because it was just targeted to the ectopic pregnancy, not removal of the tube that incidentally ended the pregnancy and is the only permissible treatment according to certain readings of Catholic canon law. Even though I'm not Catholic.
Absolutely. For example, HN karma is something that should not exist, or at least be permanently hidden for all.
Perhaps it's time we started calling it narcissistic media.
machine learning enabled reclining massage chair with a system of electrodes to stimulate muscle centers when optimal exercise pause detected.
That makes sense. Do you see the general public making a similar shift that most people on SM besides some of my friends are “not real” people?

I slightly disagree with the parties, school part. Most people with “great bodies” are most likely the ones with revealing clothes at these places. There are lots of “not real” people there (they are not at a celebrity level but they make sure they are visible). Maybe your experience differs?

> I like the "media" part though. I like to follow photographers, use to follow some type of hobby, but not to see people's life.
> SM makes me feel that everybody except me has an ideal life and I know that's not true.

I’m split between both. I follow some people for the media part; And others for their wholesome content which usually includes part of their lives.

The sad part is that these wholesome people sometimes turn into “not real” people.

When I started a fitness account, I quickly realized the engagement from people were taking me into being a fake person. Thankfully, I closed that a while ago. But my takeaway from this experience, is that the problem is with people and not SM? (But what do I know :) )
But if society kicks out the homeless people during a particularly cold winter season and they happen to die of hypothermia, then that's deemed acceptable.

The reality is that the second often does derive from the first, it's just enough degrees separated that they don't feel the cognitive dissonance. It's the same reasons why the pro-life constituents are often against increasing welfare and aid for single mothers, as George Carlin once brought up.
Might be easier to just say you fast for Ramadan.
So what do you take in those days? Like 60 days fasting. Only water? Vitamins? Salt?
They're both at fault. Fault isn't zero-sum.
You can find the Data & Methodology here:

https://www.footprintnetwork.org/resources/data/
The eventually overturning of Roe v Wade was long expected even by liberal judges like Ginsburg, not for political reasons but because the tortured reasoning of the original decision was difficult to defend in a consistent system of jurisprudence. The same reasoning could be used to undermine many other legal matters that people generally believe to be correct and good.

Even though I am a pro-choice liberal, I recognize that Roe v Wade was a poor decision and approve its overturning on that basis.
SEC charges Nvidia with inadequate disclosures about impact of cryptomining
I've worked with a system that went from pre-GDPR compliance to post-GRPR compliance. What are your reasons that it's "an order of magnitude harder"?

You don't need to have personal data in your server logs.

You don't need to see the production data of your users in your database tables to make migrations that work. (You do have a staging environment, right?)
Check-in and keep in touch with your friends:)
I want to bet on a site where you can check-in and stay in touch with your friends and neighbors. Its name is Tasda and you can check it out here. Currently available in German and test release. But I still wanted to share it with you.
> 1. The nomenclature with "sc_array_term()" as the destructor (the opposite of sc_array_init()) was new to me; I'm not saying that's a real problem but it's at least adding friction in a way.

I think there shouldn't be any need to innovate in the naming of these kinds of functions... GLib got it perfectly right [0] with the pair init / finalize. One might like the alternative init / deinit if the goal is to have some symmetry in the naming... but there are not many better choices.

free is to be used (always IMHO) typically as the opposite of new, make, or create.

"Naming things is difficult" and all that...

[0]: https://docs.gtk.org/gobject/concepts.html
I'm in the same boat. My main problem is atypical facial pain and I don't have a solution after visiting several neurologists and other specialists
I am in the exact same situation for the past 2 years. My mood is vastly improved. The social media isolation aspect is as important as the social media socialization aspect to me. Not important.

The people I want to talk to are on discord or signal, and we do actual activities together
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