skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As part of a team of maintainers of a popular (declining) gem, shame they don't make a mention of the extremely valid "gem is owned by a team, and anyone may push" model. I regret that the MFA token for many gems such as this may end-up in 1Password or similar, shared, along side the other credentials, rather than on a separate device or similar.
Most central bank news is terrible. Follow Joseph Wang- @Fedguy12 on Twitter. He’s a former Fed trader with good insights, lots of podcasts. His book, central banking 101 is fantastic, very readable.
There are many, many stories of individuals putting themselves in danger and in cases dying to protect others. Just the one that came to mind while reading about this sad story, done by a bunch of teens saving their fellow school members.

https://westdene1985.co.za/reports/the-survivors/

"

>>Koen, Petrus Lucas received the Wolraad Woltemade award posthumously. The 17-year-old drowned after rescuing his cousin and five fellow school pupils.

>>Du Toit, Daniel Sarel, aged 14, dived back into the water three times and saved three lives.

>>Mahner, Alfred who drove to the site, jumped into the water and helped several children to safety and assisted the fire brigade to attach cables to the bus.

>>Opperman, Gotlieb Rudolf, aged 15, was rescued in an unconscious condition from the bus after jumping back into the water three times to rescue children.

"
Please ban free parking, too!
I do not respect the wishes of tyrants.
She had independent agency, but I think you're correct that the film's ending is trying to show that she ultimately (spoilers!)

just wanted to observe and imitate humans (on a street corner, where the density of observable humans is very high).

I still think it's left as an open question to the viewer, though. After all, humans spend their whole lives trying to imitate and improve upon the actions of their ancestors.
Book of Proof [pdf]
Most of my Safari compat issues are on older iOS devices that don't get Safari upgrades, for better or worse those devices do last a long time and a lot of people resist upgrading Mac software.
Saving a house is not the same thing as saving children.

People risk or sacrifice themselves to save others with some frequency. Just a week before Ulvade, Dr. John Chang gave his life to tackle the shooter at his church in Orange County. Bravery exists. The belief in bravery is why we give special privileges to law enforcement. If we knew that police would never put themselves in harm's way to save children, we would never tolerate law enforcement as it currently exists.
you can get around those regulations pretty easily. Hire a security person to watch 50 drone camears
Optimization for different workloads, scheduling is per workload not renting per machine and that they are submitted the TOP500 list and run benchmarks.

Why do not DCs appear? Because they have not submitted benchmarks and power measurements.
My solution is to convert to Kotlin, I can't stand working on Java anymore:

customer?.order?.lineItemList?.forEach { item ->
val currency = item?.product?.price?.currency
of course! we've got an open ethics discussion going here: https://github.com/coqui-ai/TTS/discussions/1036

and our chatrooms are probably the best/fastest way to get ahold of us: gitter.im/coqui-ai/TTS
The Fed has been given two objectives: 1) Regulate inflation and 2) Regulate the economy. They only have one knob to turn - interest rates. QE might be considered a second knob but it's really just an extreme booster on the first knob used when it reaches the end of travel (zero).

>> and Democrats are searching for villains to blame, from greedy bosses to Vladimir Putin.

How about congress look in the mirror and all the free money they've been handing out AND spending.

On a related note, why does boosting the economy always involve borrowing money - either on the consumer side or the government side? We never talk about debt (deficit isn't debt, it's the rate of change of debt). Fiscal responsibility is always pushed aside for short term goals.
I guess in the spirit of the open web, Chrome might be a good candidate for retirement. There is even a growing consensus that "Chrome is the new IE".
>north of a dozen "good guys with guns" didn't do jack-shit.

The "good guys with guns" clearly had no investment in a positive outcome, unlike the parents who were fighting the police to save their kids. A "good guy with a gun", by definition, has a personal, moral obligation to save lives...something that those police obviously lacked, so classifying them as such is disingenuous.
Ok

> the fall of Rome was the loss of central political control in the Western Roman Empire, a process in which the Empire failed to enforce its rule, and its vast territory was divided into several successor polities.

So it’s exactly what I said it was.
I mean, they kinda-sorta already did...

>“When the cops came, the cop said: ‘Yell if you need help!’ And one of the persons in my class said ‘help.’ The guy overheard and he came in and shot her,” the boy said. “The cop barged into that classroom. The guy shot at the cop. And the cops started shooting.” The police got a student killed, according to the survivor’s story.

https://www.vox.com/2022/5/27/23143997/the-uvalde-police-kee...
Yes, and the administration has also made historic mistakes on energy and foreign policy.

We've got a brewing war in China.

We've got an active war in Eastern Europe.

People literally cannot feed their infant children.

Is there anybody who seriously and honestly believes that Joe Biden should be in charge of assembling a team to solve these issues? Does anybody seriously believe that people like Pete Buttigieg should be in charge of doing anything to help alleviate these supply chain and energy problems?
wealthy people and local government do not care about your preferences
Humans have shown through thousand of years the incredible ability to remove/ignore/dismiss person-hood/sentience/"soul" of actual carbon-based humans/life-forms, so, sorry if I'm skeptical of concerns about possible sentience of non-carbon-base "life" forms.

Can technology be a threat to the creator? yes, and it makes sense to always be on the lookout on this one. Is technology life/sentient/human? I'm not sure this question in low enough on maslows hierarchy of needs for me to care.
You could have stopped and started your list with “Netscape” causing crashes. IE for Mac was a “glass of ice water in hell” compared to Netscape.
> What does Bitcoin provide that a cheaper coin doesn't?

Good question, since it is trivial to clone Bitcoin.

Only answer I can come up with (except for psychological factors): hash power.
I’d love a spatial audio recording. I’d love to hear it as if I were sitting in the middle of it.
"what do we do to respond"

create a softer place to land
Targeted advertising, aka e-junk-mail, works better than real advertising.
Link updated, thanks.
37 is violent crime. When you sort by property crime, the type of crime I wrote in my post, it is number 4. Maybe consider that you didn't read the source carefully for your own personal reasons?
One thing worth noting is that one minor reason the dollar is very strong now is that the Fed was actually the first central bank to start raising rates. A better title is probably: "Central banks around the world have made a historic mistake on inflation"
They were talking about taking the police to task for cowardice or incompetence, not running for gun control.
I’m liking this dam analogy thread. If rain and rivers create more volume, would printing money be like placing large boulders to raise the dam level, without creating more actual value?
Agreed, especially about the attempt to spread fear. The headline made me flinch, then I read the page and said “oh, this is just standard security stuff.” But it hasn’t stopped the reflexive outrage machine from getting cranked up in the comments here.
No, they are selling BTC because markets are crashing, they need the cash for other things.

BTC will trend perfectly inline with stock valuations as a function of excess liquidity, kind of indicating they are not what they are supposed to be.

They are a fun speculative instrument, when things get tough, people stop pretending and move onto other things.

That may change, but unlikely.

I see a future crypto 'mapped' to the real world in the future some how, not fully but only partically decentralized, that could work.
The Roman empire had long assimilated other cultures into a pan Roman identity. This is not a compelling reason, either. Contemporary explanations typically point to two main causes:

* The split between the Eastern and western Roman empire caused the comparatively less wealthy Western empire to weaken considerably. Remember, the Eastern Roman Empire didn't collapse and lasted well into the medieval era.

* Lower crop yields due to changing climate patterns. Immigration is a symptom of this, lower yields prompting societies to migrate towards more productive areas.
"NaN Gates and Flip FLOPS" is my personal favorite: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5TFDG-y-EHs
At least it definitely shouldn't be the only available browser. So we could say that the Safari monopoly should be gone
congrats Simon! its been a pleasure discovering your work as a more recent follower and to see you still documenting yourself so religiously is a sheer inspiration. heres to the next 20!
Global variables inside an exception blog is one more interesting case when we see Oracle vs PostgreSQL
Please check out the other articles too or read some more of that article - they point out that their findings are not the norm and speculate as to why that could be. I suspect it's because they used too much defocus (you wouldn't be able to read anything with the amount of defocus they're using, so completely impractical for real life) - that has led to axial elongation in many other studies too.
Because it's full of people who would be happy to do that same job for half that sum, perhaps?
That works until someone gets their slack compromised
The problem is that they're equally as likely to be crucified if they jump in, and do a dumb thing and accidentally kill someone when others think that it was avoidable. There are just as many people crying "why didn't they just shoot the shooter in the leg to incapacitate him".
Show HN: Concurrent Sharded HashMap for Rust
This is the real answer. Everything else is just arguing about what type of band-aid we use. Root of the problem with inflation in this nation is out of control government spending and printing of money. Unfortunately no politician will seriously campaign to do this, as combating inflation results in a drop in economic boost, potential unemployment, etc. It stings at first but the other end of it is worth doing. Our hand will be forced one way or another to hit the brakes.
More informative to do the math with baseline 100.
Can someone help me understand why the economist is blaming the US Federal Reserve when the US Congress threw roughly 4 trillion dollars at the economy in the form of:

...the Coronavirus Preparedness and Response Supplemental Appropriations Act (2 trillion)

...Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA)

...Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act

...Lost Wages Assistance (LWA) Program

...the 12/20 CAA

...the American Rescue Plan Act (1.9 trillion)?

Perhaps I'm being a tad cynical but this seems a lot like scapegoating so Congress can escape liability for legislation it thought (wrongly) would lead to a glorious congressional reelection landslide in 2022.
Additionally, as whales exit their positions, they will be sitting on a mountain of cash ready to buy real assets in a fire sale once the bubble pops.
> "security enhancement" - more like arbitrarily preventing people from taking out the contents of their account to prevent the crypto version of a bank run, because crypto in general is having a meltdown/catastrophe.

Whether it's arbitrary or not depends entirely when it was instituted. If it was instituted today (in the wake of all the other withdraw freezes), then I'd agree it's shady, but according to google cache the page existed since at least last friday which sort of works against your theory. Also, as someone who used cryptocurrency exchanges (not coinbase pro), waiting periods for withdrawing to new addresses isn't unusual.
> The primary responsibility of any first responder -- police, fire, or EMS -- is to preserve their own lives.

This is fundamentally wrong. If it were ok, let's just disband them all and save a lot of money since their responsibility doesn't benefit anyone other than themselves. I reject the concept of a society where this is somehow ok.
>No,

He said virtually the same as you..
Yes - I'm certainly being pedantic. You're correct in that driving style can have a huge impact on fuel consumption. You don't have to hypermile it; just not playing speed racer between red lights, cruising at 70 instead of 85 helps, etc.

I was just kind of blown away by the claim. Not that long ago, high 30's MPG on the highway was the domain of economy cars (think Corolla's and the like) and euro diesel cars. To hear that a gasoline SUV, albeit a smaller one, could be close to 40MPG on the highway made me skeptical and curious of how it was achieved.
Yes. Suppose that both numbers are positive, that x>num, and that x+num is bigger than INT_MAX. In that case we hit signed integer overflow, which is undefined behavior. If signed integer overflow happens to wrap around, which it might, then the result could be negative and the function would return the wrong result. Or anything else could happen; undefined behavior is undefined.

In practice, just writing "abs(num) > x" gives quite good machine code, and it does so without introducing hard-to-see bugs.
Or just hire fast and fire for fast. It’s too bad the US social net is so tied to jobs making that practically unviable. I would much prefer such a system to a long song and dance of any interviews.
The title here is misleading, I went in expecting that Coinbase stopped withdrawals for 48 hours, which is not the case. They changed how long you have to wait before you can start using a brand new address. And after you wait 48 hours, you can use that address with no delays of any kind. Does not seem that nefarious to me.
If consciousness is an epiphenomenon, what was it that led Newton to create Calculus (for example). It's not clear to me how such a thing could come about via instinct.
An ace up my sleeve? Definitions mean something, until they don't.

" What Is Fiat Money?

Fiat money is a government-issued currency that is not backed by a physical commodity, such as gold or silver, but rather by the government that issued it."

The Federal Reserve derives its authority from the Congress, which created the System in 1913 with the enactment of the Federal Reserve Act. This central banking "system" has three important features: (1) a central governing board—the Federal Reserve Board of Governors; (2) a decentralized operating structure of 12 Federal Reserve Banks; and (3) a blend of public and private characteristics.

>>https://www.federalreserve.gov/faqs/about_14986.htm

>>Some observers mistakenly consider the Federal Reserve to be a private entity because the Reserve Banks are organized similarly to private corporations. For instance, each of the 12 Reserve Banks operates within its own particular geographic area, or District, of the United States, and each is separately incorporated and has its own board of directors. Commercial banks that are members of the Federal Reserve System hold stock in their District's Reserve Bank. However, owning Reserve Bank stock is quite different from owning stock in a private company. The Reserve Banks are not operated for profit, and ownership of a certain amount of stock is, by law, a condition of membership in the System. In fact, the Reserve Banks are required by law to transfer net earnings to the U.S. Treasury, after providing for all necessary expenses of the Reserve Banks, legally required dividend payments, and maintaining a limited balance in a surplus fund.*

(Tell me you can read this in plain english and not see the amount of Spell-Binding) <-- Do you have any idea the power of the written language?

And the Government that issues it is backed only on the faith in the government, of the constituents that make up said government.

And the fact that the government is largely seen to be an oligarchy.

So the US dollar is a fiat currency, backed by the US government, which is backed by the people that live under said government...

And the people who back the government are?

THOSE IN GOVERNMENT.

Everyone else is.... starts with a P.
Goodbye to a plague on the web coding world.

We only wish you could’ve died sooner.
Bankrun 3.0
Another day, another lesson on finance/banking/economics the world had learnt 300 years ago.
Firefighters can and do frequently put themselves at far more risk than any police officer ever will. Police don't even rank up near the top of the list in terms of most dangerous jobs to hold.

If the police cannot do their jobs to save children from being killed by a school shooter then they should not be police officers. They should not be militarized and given advanced equipment, they should not pretend that they ever need it and their budget shouldn't be the majority of a town's spending. And if they don't like it, then maybe the police and the police union can do better campaigning on actual ways to stop school shooters instead of using it as an excuse to further increase their own budget.
I'd love that. Make the test broad, but companies *must* provide a filter for what they are interested in that is limited to seeing perhaps 30% of your score--they have to pick what's actually important to them, not "everything". You can see how you would score against what they want. (They put a link to the testing site's website that sends the filter as a parameter. If you're logged in this is resolved as a score and shows you where you're strong/weak against their criteria.)

A fair test by competent testers, blinded against most discrimination. Of course they would hate it--they can't pretend it's not age discrimination anymore.
Sigh, just more #EverythingIDontLikeIsTrumpsFault

Trump wasn’t president in 2021. Why didn’t the FED act to raise rates then?
> Rome was just a few sparks away from triggering an industrial revolution a thousand years early

That’s a pretty amazing idea.
Not your keys not your profits

Gotta let Coinbase have its time to trade against you and everyone else.
> Our European visitors are important to us.

...uh huh.
Those floppy stacks sound delightfully like a harpsichord
Incompatible with beer mugs, you're required to drink from the can.
I'd rather someone be crucified for fucking up than for not doing anything at all, in this instance. Time is a massive factor in these situations, and time was massively wasted.
Yes I agree. There are many causes of inflation. The two principal ones IMO are (1) Supply / demand imbalances (2) Government expansion of the money supply working through the economy.
> Microsoft Edge was not included with Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry (although it was later made available for it), and that operating system is still within "extended support" until July 2023.

Do people browse generally available websites from cash registers? I'd assume they only browse internal portals.
can't you use Newman to set up unattended tests?
Indeed, providing something money-like without central authority (thus circumventing regulation, so far) is the only innovation of BTC.
There is a real need for this. Just today I was dropping the kids off at school and was diverted because a garbage truck had caught fire and had to dump its payload in the middle of the playground. A flaming pile of hot garbage. The firefighter said it was probably caused by a battery someone left in the dumpster...
I don't think so.

If I were an Uvalde prosecutor (and I'm not even a lawyer so I have limited knowledge of the law) then I would charge the police on the grounds that they protected the murderer from the parents without actually doing anything to arrest or kill the murderer. The police were effectively serving as protection for the murderer. It would be legal for the police to detain the parents in the course of the police doing their duty - for example, the police could hold the parents back while other officers engaged the shooter, but if the police aren't fulfilling their duties then they have no legal reason to detain the parents and are therefore engaging in criminal acts to facilitate the murder of children.

I would take a list of the children who died and charge all of the non-responsive officers with the murder of the first child on the list under this theory. If a jury rejected it then I would charge the officers for the second child on the list, possibly with an updated theory of the crime to account for double jeopardy or to anticipate the police officers defense, and keep going until I found a sympathetic jury or ran out of victims.

If the supreme court, or any superior court, would overturn this case that would have to happen after the case was decided in the lower courts and while the officers languished in jail and I would fight to delay any overturning as long as possible.

Apart from the law, the basic facts of the matter are that nineteen children were murdered and the police are largely responsible for that fact. Of course the murderer is the one who ultimately killed the children, and bears the most culpability, but the police had ample time and opportunity to engage the murderer and save the children and did not. Morally, the police are absolutely responsible and I think a creative and aggressive prosecutor could find a way to present the fact pattern such that a jury would agree.
if you hold a virtual funeral, bitcoin can make it virtually sparkle
It is a single month of single year over year inflation measurement that is comparing to a year with a global pandemic in full swing. Inflation and gas prices are Republican talking points to "own the libs". Give it the proper context.
Will the bankruptcy court then seize the city's assets and prioritize creditors?
I love D.

I just wish it had more popular traction - it's much better to program in than Rust, Go or even C# as a language, but the community support is lacking.
Microsoft has broken its maintenance-only policy (and in Windows 7's case its EOL policy) by pushing an update that installs Microsoft Edge and WebView2 (https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/kb5001027-update-f...)
"It's not that simple"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9lsfIWp9Fo
I guess you could do this by just sending gratuitous ARPs for the wifi IP with the eth MAC addr, over the eth interface. Probably have to turn off rp_filter as well?
Everyone is focused on the rates, but what about the 2T USD of mortgage backed securities on the Fed's balance sheet? They promised to wind-down their holdings of MBS but they have persistently held them all the while housing prices have continued to sore.

Another thing that bothers me about this is the fact that they don't even include housing in their inflation measurement... despite owning MBS!
I did not pay anything, nor do I gain anything from promoting Jake's work. I do it because it works so well and once found it the same way - from a comment on HN.
This feature seems more like a replacement for head and tail (and combination of both) rather than cut.

Maybe a good way to explain it would be to show how to achieve the same thing with those well known commands (comparison which should certainly be in favor of tuc ^^)

EDIT: sorry you just said more or less the same thing, I need to read better :)
This was not root cause. This is analysis of contributing factors.

Root cause of middle finger cursor is individual who made middle finger cursor. That review could have caught it does not make the above less of actual root cause.