skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My guess is that this has to do with volume. If you are a platform and you take a piece of every single artist's income then you're going to make a lot more money than the individual artists.
That was the later “Normans” who were Norse that invaded the area of France and learned French. They invaded England a couple of hundred years after the original Norse invasions.
“Unpacking” (on Switch - not sure where else) is a really beautiful game where you unpack a young woman’s things into her new living space at different points in her life (moving in to college, with roommates, a boyfriend, etc) and learn her life story. It’s quick but we’ll worth it.
If you take a loan out to purchase a real asset (say real-estate, or something that holds value over time) for some amount, if the inflation goes up by 50% and you have the ability to make more money as you're earning money from outside the country, your load liability effectively goes down by 50%. So you're paying 50% less for that loan over time.

This makes capital investments cheaper. This is just one example.
“Government” isn’t a single entity. What’s the worst thing the state’s statistics department can do to you? Is it really that more dangerous than, say, Amazon?
(german here and part time owner of a business as GbR - a rock band). I think it clearly comming from another tradition, businesses in germany start as person/owner funded than as externally funded. But the mentioned UG was to help change this state. Still, most partners/contractors would like to see a GmbH.
How much did you lose investing in Bitcoin?
I stopped overnight in Holbrook on my way through to Phoenix in January, they were supposed to get an inch or so of snow overnight, and the locals kept advising me to wait until the snow clears before resuming my trip. I was tickled because I'm from the rural midwest where 2 inches of fresh snow was a best case scenario growing up. Holbrook gets about 5 inches of snow a year whereas my native county would get 42 inches (the US average is a little under 30).
Oh cool. I'll have to check them out sometime.
It's part of most stock listing pages under "Insider Transactions". Here's one for Alphabet: https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/GOOGL/insider-transactions/
I mean, yeah?

Are you new to internet drama? People use it to feel high and mighty for a couple weeks and get some sweet, sweet dopamine hits, and then they go back to doing exactly what they were doing before.
I fail to see how you can get this kind of data from anonymized supermarket receipts? Entirely different data collection methods: sure. But the entire point of this is that was too difficult ("time-consuming and error-prone", according to the SSB).
Exactly zero, because I don't gamble.
SEC Filings - https://investor.coinbase.com/financials/sec-filings/default.... Look out for "Statement of Changes in Beneficial Ownership" to see stock grants/ sales for insiders (executives and directors).

But, scouring SEC filings can be demanding, so there are several websites that specialize in extracting and displaying such information, for example - https://www.marketbeat.com/stocks/NASDAQ/COIN/insider-trades...
Well, it is more like 800. And there is a difference between dormant, in my cade, and a holding. Because the holding is serving a purpose. The 800 are if you have someone do it for you, it is much less if you do it yourself. In case of a dormant company wothout activities it is easy enough. If you know how balance sheets work. I do, I'm just too lacy to do it myself. In the end, yes, all things considered 800 are cheap. After all, I have a mortgage.
That's how bubbles work and why they are so alluring. Where people get burned is when they confuse that kind of luck for smarts.
Now this is how the project documentation should look like! Explains what the project does, gives some short examples of the most common features, then goes into the details - while being easy to understand for the target audience. Kudos to whoever wrote this! (and rr sounds like a nice tool too ;) )
Because the wealthy surely wouldn't be able to find a way around a supermarket meat restriction...
I too was going to say this!

The earliest mention of this idea (CADR / CADRe) I’ve found is from 2012:
https://groups.google.com/a/isocpp.org/g/std-proposals/c/Una...
ATMs/self-service checkout machines can contain cameras to record the serial number of every note they dispense/accept.
https://www.sec.gov/edgar/search-and-access
Each time it came back with all the data present though, unlike this incident.
The irony is that a lot of the consulting shops that specialize in assisting the mittelstand are utterly horrendous money pits. In my capacity as CTO for a german mittelstand company I have had to fire over 80% of the consulting shops i worked with for either blatant incompetence (developing a plugin that fits none of the design document, deploying it straight to production and in the process blowing up the entire API) or insane overcharging (24 hours of billed work for an adjustment that took me less than an hour of time to reimplement when the next update inevitably broke their adjustment). Everyone else I have talked to in the field has had similar experiences, with truly positive experiences being very rare, yet all the owners I talk to refuse to hire qualified in-house staff because the prospect of paying 60k+ for a SWE is unthinkable.
You can find the puically filed SEC form 4s online
I would like to understand one more thing regarding your point of view: do you find licenses prohibiting commercial use without a payment also immoral?

As in, do you believe that all software should be source available, free to modify and distribute?
The goal of a democratic state is not to control the behavior of its population.
The point of the game is to brutally murder the colossi.
How does this work, exactly? Is it recording every state change in the program?
A community that has included in the past, for example, JRR Tolkien (and possibly most other fantasy and sci-fi writers).
Of course the Angles, Saxons, and Jutes who invaded Britain in the 5th century were barely distinguishable from the later Norse.
> If they want to retain or grow their paying subscribers Apple needs to improve their software with the same attention to quality they devote to hardware.

I get your point, but no, they just need to sell more devices; act anti-competitive by bundling Apple Music on every iPhone's homescreen, thus giving Apple Music billions in free advertisement that Spotify could never get even if they paid, and by setting Apple Music as the default. Then, make it hard to switch (e.g. if you cancel Apple Music, you lose your library 90 days later). Make sure Apple Music has the home advantage by sharing advance knowledge of new APIs and hardware with the Apple Music team, but obviously not with Spotify.

Plus Apple has strong psychological advantages, since Apple users seem more likely to blindly want to stick to all-Apple solutions and default apps regardless of app quality. Compare that to Windows, where users can't wait to get rid of Edge, and Android, where only a minuscule portion of people insist on an all-Google experience.

I don't believe there's any real "corrective mechanism" inside Apple to make Apple Music or TV+ the very best, because they don't need to be.
I think OpenInsider has a good interface for this: http://openinsider.com/COIN
Also: hiring (PEO?) & firing (at-will).

We do global remote contractors for those reasons + unclear equity, but would like to do more. Per-state US registrations / benefits / payroll are getting easy enough so minor overhead, equity is clear, and all states at-will. But getting that international is unclear.
I have the opposite take. The lesson from COVID is like the lesson from the war on terror imo, the majority of people largely DID accept massive curtailing of individual freedom due to fear, and will do it again the next crisis that comes along. The climate change crisis is slow moving and 100% of the people don't accept it as happening but if it produces an actual short term crisis like a famine then the statists will be ready to use it to propose (or possibly just enforce without passing laws) massive intrusions on individual rights again and continue to search for similar crises to keep doing it.
Sounds nice and all but I really liked docker compose for setting up containers, I'll have to find out if podman has full docker compose support yet, then maybe I'll switch.

Last time I tested it, it had some downsides, but "last time" was like at the start of this year so things maybe might have improved since then.
And SSB in anonymizing and grouping the data before anyone internal can use it for analyzing
It was not always that way however. 10 years ago Amazon was a great place to shop!
>The EU must be willing to experience discomfort

Id be more willing to suffer discomfort if diplomatic options were exhausted before this war.

As it is we are made to suffer ultimately, because NATO and Russia are spoiling for a proxy war and because the US has been itching to sell us some overpriced LNG.

The US should be giving us LNG at a discount on prewar levels. This is largely their proxy war, not ours.
If you have a house or a place to install them then something like solar panels in Turkey would be a great investment as it generates income (or at least cancels out future expenses )
This might be, because the programs are often not helpful.
Here in germany I know stories of how asking for help mainly resulted in the children taken away (and cared for badly).

It depends on the area and the people working on it, I also know of good institutions, but I can see, why the so called underclass is sceptical of the common state institutions.

Most help that comes, comes with hard obligations, that mainly keep them down. Give a struggeling person a bunch of paperwork to fill out and he or she will just struggle more. And only once they are down enough, they get a certain label and then they get a more or less competent government helper, putting them totally into dependent state. Most have accepted their state as retarded by then and rarely make it up again.
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AFAIK GNOME has one or few designers that created a vision and developers thave to implement it, so all GNOME apps are named like that(the video player is named Videos etc), this vision imposed a lot of stupidity including removing the System Tray because they the smarted designers ever decided that they know better and all other non GNOME software needs to follow their designed if they want the privilege to work as expected under GNOME.
> Ah yes, the great "individual freedom" to screw over the many people already affected by climate change. Thanks buddy.

So you'd be OK with full-on tyranny? Because there's never going to be a short list of massive problems in the world to deal with.

> You're also shifting the discussion from climate change

Not shifting anything, I was giving an example of how certain items could be taxed by linking them to current problems. You can easily extend that example to other things beyond climate change.
It’s still exactly the same in Visual Studio today for .NET or C or C++. Super easy to do.
it sounds like Disposable
*illegally

Sure, there are illegal ways around all laws. That does not make laws useless.
Nope. Their cashless culture is one of the reasons I hope I never do go to Scandinavia.
The ultimate problem is oil and gas sanctions are useless when we are not doing anything ourselves to control the price.

It is unconscionable we are not trying to increase supply in the US IN ORDER to harm Putin.

I mean how do people not see that Putin is probably laughing at the idea of $120 oil meant to harm him.

By not increasing US supply we are basically helping Putin and forcing other countries to burn more coal. It is just unconscionable but we tend to not really care in the US about actual results as long as the moral intentions are good.
UI and UX got optimized to hell like other streaming services chasing metrics at all cost.

Sometimes I think there are companies and apps that would benefit from firing their entire UX/UI teams wholesale and then slowly rehiring a portion of them as actual problems crop up from their absence. A reset to this A/B madness of sorts.
This is a false dichotomy, we don't need to be tracked by either.
Germany obviously has a high overhead. If you own more than 50%, CFC rules might apply and will make things very complicated.
What else to expect from a company whose entire business rests around a ponzi scheme?

The way of backing up to people who already left their jobs was very unprofessional.
If Norway reaches the point where they have to ration meat, I don't see the problem with such a system.
Knowledge is power, and power corrupts, so what you're saying is "I don't mind giving the Norwegian government absolute power, because they aren't absolutely corrupt (yet)".
Well, no initial balance sheet required. Taxes are filed, of course. VAT had to be decleared, in theory, every month. You get reminders, so it can also be done for multiple months. Now, due to lack of revenue, I have to file a zero VAT declaration quarterly. And your deadlines are longer than if you eork with a registered tax advisor. That's why I said so far, I'll have to do all that this year, the 2021 balance sheet is due in 2023, no need to publish the latest in the Bundesanzeiger anyway. After all, that's par of the course of doing proper business, and cost of doing business.
1. Some types of Lithium mining are dirty, but 30kg of Lithium is a lot cleaner than 50 tons of gasoline.

2. Electricity is the ultimate form of energy independence. There are literally billions of places you can trickle charge an EV in the US. You can turn gasoline into electricity a lot easier than you can turn electricity into gasoline.

3. I do all the maintenance on my EV, but I don't on my ICE. It's easier because there's almost no maintenance on the EV. Brakes, tires, wipers and cabin air filter.
I feel like GNOME 41 was the best GNOME for me, it looked great and was functional. But the GNOME 42 UI looks much worse imo and has replaced great stock apps with less functional alternatives, namely terminal -> console.
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This is terrible advice. All of it, not just the California part.
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This article is specifically referring to fantom breaking rather than overall performance of the system.

I know I personally have started to stay further from Tesla’s when possible on the road because they behave strangely. But the same applies to other cars which do this odd weaving from side to side within their lanes presumably because of poorly implemented lane keeping systems.

As to accidents rates, Autopilot shouldn’t be compared to overall driving accident rates when it’s not being used in all situations.
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The answer is no for stupid solutions like tracking everybody’s meat consumption and a government limiting it.

When the era of plenty that we currently live in ends, I feel that a lot of people are going to be in for a rude awakening.
The US Dollar is tightly coupled with assets, and tangible goods and services that provide a substantial portion of its stability. Bitcoin, however, is based on burning through terawatts of electrical power in order to "prove work" and actually produce nothing but waste heat.
I still appreciate having a 'library' unlike the author, but I remain absolutely gobsmacked at how Apple buries the switch that toggles between searching Apple Music and my library. On mobile, the toggle is always right next to the search box. It gets buried in a previous page of what seems like a web view on the desktop. Some of the worst UX I have ever seen!
No libre OS support, for those wondering. https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/98932-faq-...
The article explicitly says it’s okay to disagree. Agreement or disagreement on art style isn’t really the point. If you see pixel art differently and can decide for yourself which effects you want to use then you’ve learned something.
Collectivist authoritarians will always cause totalitarianism as a “step toward Utopia”.

The logical conclusion of their beliefs is to enslave people “for their own good”.
That's on the government to fix, the solution is definitely not to track everyone in the country to spot who needs help.
Typically low “managing” overheads is an additional perk of the tax havens.
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Please show me where the GDPR talks about the behavior of software as opposed to the behavior of legal entities. To my knowledge, GDPR puts limits on what legal entities do to other people. Software is not a legal entity.
Crypto has boom and bust cycles. It will be back again, and mania will happen again.
It also creates the incentive for the government to allow more and more invasive tracking by the shops.
Not sure why you're skeptical. That ear is physically on the human woman: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/06/02/health/ear-transplant-3d-... Even if it's rejected or otherwise fails later on, that's a long way from just-in-mice breathless talk.
point 1) "as the notary might try to rip you off" i'd like to see an example. The position of the notary is the neutral one on signing deals OR notfifying the documents you sign to give you an undisputable legal binding document. Any notary trying to rip you off is walking dangerously close to immediately loosing his job - forever.
But you agreed to be managed by the government right? Remember when they came round and you signed the contract? To pay 40%+ in taxes? For the ability to vote once every 4-5 years for someone to represent you?

You don't? Nor me.

Governments presume to have authority over everything in their domain. The belief in the false idea of 'government' by the majority is what sustains their power.

It is actually immoral and fraudulent. They are meant to serve us - and a servant is less than a free man/woman. That is not how they see it though - they are only serving themselves.
Some Arab gulf countries do this too
> Why isn't diagram generation automated as part of the build process (UML or otherwise)?

I vaguely recall Visual Studio has this option where you can generate some sort of class diagram. It looked like shit the last time I used it (~2019) especially as your classes get more and more functions built into it. I also can't imagine how shitty it looks for codebases that have a significant coupling problem.

Furthermore, creating a UML diagram is a documentation process rather than something that should be automatically built in. I put it on the same level as writing a document in a word doc or something that's done as the project gets closer to being finished. Some places can live with it, a lot of places (actual software companies) probably do not as they move unreasonably fast (Agile) which does not even allow time for documentation or they just purposely neglect documentation.

> Why aren't code visualization tools more popular? The options out there seem outdated

Because they look like shit. I tried mermaid with markdown, I was not happy with the results, I tried plantUML back in 2019, I hated how it ended up looking, I hated how I have to install java for it, and I gave up on it pretty quickly.

The only code visualization tool I ever use is either draw.io or MS Visio. At lease there's a plugin for that for VS Code.

> Would you want to use these tools? What would be your ideal tool?

Markdown with vim option. It also must have an option to force a top-down flow approach and not freaking forcing it to be a left-right layout
there are clearly not many “proper applications of blockchain that could improve humanity” people have been
trying very hard to find them.
There's a lot of value in legitimizing cryptocurrency on the whole. I think it serves as a signal that the industry is mainstream and can help push those that are on the fence. Also, can induce a bit of fomo for some.
You need one for every year, you don't have to publish them. As an other comment elaborated, if you incorporated in 2021 you have to file you 21 balance sheet by end of 2022. Depending on when you incorporated in 21 it can be two years. You don't have to publish the latest ones in the Bundesanzeiger so.
Schwarz group operates 1300 Kaufland stores. Kaufland is like a Walmart (as far as I understand), each store is huge and sells everything. They also operate around 10000 Lidl stores across 32 countries. Those are smaller and sell mostly groceries. I think Tesco exists in several sizes, from small urban stores to suburban super stores.
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I second this. Pernosco is just unbelievable.
>> The last 100 years or so have been quite exceptional in many ways; I think the expectation that younger generations will have it at least as good as the previous one is just not realistic.

Whether or not this is true (it very well could be although we won’t know for a while) I think the idea that younger generations will just accept that is unrealistic.
I think of crypto as a class of stock, instead of currency. Speculative valuation based on investor confidence.

Yes, it’s not backed by a real asset, so crypto is truly a sister to Monopoly money, but I don’t see an issue with investing as long as you recognize what crypto is and what it isn’t.
C++ _isn't_ RAII. RAII is a design pattern you can apply, leveraging C++ language features, in C++ in certain cases to avoid a certain class of bugs.
It looks like there is a Gazprom pipeline between Russia and China.
I'm not switching just yet because I don't know if podman fully supports docker compose yet.
A store can sell its data to authoritarian governments that can jail people, to insurance companies that in some countries can prevent you from getting a credit card, a loan or even a job.

Now another question: what the best a government is likely to do with this data? What is the best a private company is likely to do with it?
Some folks may have spouses or partners change jobs at the same time in preparation for a move. Coinbase should have paid a lot more than 1 month.

And what is this nonsense about paying severance in cash? Do they believe in crypto or do they not?
I told them something similar (didn't know about the CFO, I don't care enough to pay attention).

I'm also amused by the headhunter I heard from who apparently was trying to specialize in whatevercoin/NFT/etc. startups. I politely told him I would entertain any non-"web3" plays, and he started telling me how I was making the worst career choice of my life and turning away money, etc.

Wonder how he feels about his career right now.

I will admit to a little schadenfreude, but more generally it just saddens me. Idiot greed is eternal, I know, it is just a bit depressing to watch the destructive nonsense play out.
I think my post is pretty clear. There are four sentences. There is only one sentence the "this" can refer to, and it's the one that comes right before. Could you read it again?
I like the version in step 1 the most. The contrast is a great improvement, then the 3D effect made it kinda weird and the restyling completely ruined the cuteness and simplicity of the characters.
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Plus, notaries are working on standardized fees. No ripping of to be had. Settimg up special charters is diffnrent so, but those are best done by a specialized lawyer anyway.