skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If Goldman are raising money from investors it's probably because they think they can charge those investors for advising on and structuring a deal. It doesn't mean Goldman are buying Celsius. It's only a vote of confidence in Celsius to the extent that it means Goldman think they can find people who want to buy it and who will pay an investment bank to do so.
Have you even been watching the January 6th hearings? Some randos posting fliers on telephone poles is hardly equivalent to POTUS leveraging the DOJ, DOD, state legislatures, the Republican Congress, Republican Senate, and extremist militias to mount a violent coup.
It still does according to the undergraduate program page https://www.undergraduate.study.cam.ac.uk/courses/computer-s...
Should a woman be allowed to maim a fetus she plans to carry to term?
That spells it out pretty well.

That it's rooted in the court's idea that there is no inherent constitutional protection against abortion bans, and therefore lower tiers of law (including federal US code) instituting arbitrary bans. Currently it looks like a states' rights issue because the bans are only in state code at the moment. The door is left open for federal code to fully ban abortion however, and Republican leaders have been messaging that this is their next step. https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2022/05/mitch-mcconnell-ackn...
The fetus clearly has no right to control the mother's body, only its own[0]. Extricate it without otherwise injuring it and see if it can survive on its own, or with whatever degree of medical intervention the "pro-life" crowd is willing to pay for.

[0] Assuming fetuses had rights, of course, which is obviously absurd. That requires the capability for deliberate action and the ability and willingness to take responsibility for the effects of your actions on others. Without that you may be alive and biologically "human" but you're still more an animal than a person--at any age.
A more apt description for the Democratic party would be corporatist.

The primary constituency of both parties is corporate America, whom they rely on for donations.
This runs into big NDA issues. The candidate may also think that you are trying to mine them for knowledge.
… and if tests helps me making the code work then it is worth doing.
That must be why violent acts never happen. Go figure.
I don't think Google voice (or privacy.com which I think also has this service) offer outside the US/in EU :(
DMCA takedowns technically are legal actions, as:

> (f)Misrepresentations.—Any person who knowingly materially misrepresents under this section— (1)that material or activity is infringing, or (2)that material or activity was removed or disabled by mistake or misidentification, shall be liable for any damages, including costs and attorneys’ fees, incurred by the alleged infringer, by any copyright owner or copyright owner’s authorized licensee...

In practice, as far as I know nobody has ever been prosecuted or civilly sued under this section of the DMCA. Maybe this will be the first case to do so.
> the most transmissible virus we have ever seen in the world

It's not. Measles, for example, is more transmissible.

> No other virus has had this level of death in the same timeframe.

Not true. Spanish Flu, for example, killed more both in raw numbers and proportionally in a similar time frame.

Here's a helpful infographic: https://www.visualcapitalist.com/history-of-pandemics-deadli...
The other five Republican-aligned justices have amply demonstrated that they’re lying liars when it comes to their publicly-stated vs. actual intentions.
Massachusetts just barred interstate extradition requests, and other interstate attempts to enforce abortion bans for patients who travel out of state for abortions. How long before that goes to the Supreme Court?

There is zero chance that any elected or appointed official in Massachusetts blocks an abortion in Mass for any person regardless of residency.

The court is now firmly playing in political topics which it is Ill-equipped to handle.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2022/06/24/supreme-cou...
Abortions where derived from the right of peoples privacy.

With same logic the right to bear arms doesn't mean all kind of arms.

And the people are precisely those who are now no longer allowed to decide if they get an abortion.

If the current decision that states may decide is not a restriction on privacy rights, then it would not be a restriction on gun rights if the same applied to the bearing of arms.
Hysteresis kills this project
"the right of the people to keep and bear Arms" sounds like it's referring to exclusively a militia to you? Preposterous.
I would recommend an old Graphtec or Roland one. They are designed for this and work extremely well in good condition. The downsides are you may have to wait a while to find one on an auction site, and may have to work to either find proper pens or attach ordinary pens.
Thanks, I've tried a few of these and this is my favorite so far
Wow, I didn't realise there was a project to add a 6502 target to LLVM. Now to get Rust working...
I'm sure, if they wanted to, the supremes could come up with an originalist argument as to why slavery should be legal again. Even if that legal argument was amazing and air-tight, it won't make it right. The means don't justify the end.
I guess part of my hope was that big tech didn't think timing analysis was worth the effort. But it's rather scary if they are truly scaling up their timing analysis efforts. Now, if you care about privacy, it's not enough to just use a VPN or stay logged out or use anonymous accounts. You have to worry about _when_ you open every webpage. Be wary of immediately opening links that your friend sends you, or sharing webpages that you had just opened to your friends. And that's not even factoring in fingerprinting attacks
The problem is US has no health care for all. Minimum wage, especially as compared to average or the standard of poverty is very low in the US, the immigration stance of even the "far left" would definitely count as anti-immigration in Europe (yes, I know, despite the numbers favoring the US, and the US being ethnically far more diverse than Europe), US has the death sentence, and now the abortion stance ...

All of those are things that even the far right in Europe wouldn't dare suggest, yet the leftmost party in the US stands behind them, or is at least willing to accept them.
I've been using Raycast as a drop-in upgrade for Spotlight. I'm tempted to try Alfred but this has been great.
Unordered_multiset’s API affects its big-O
> This seems more like difficulty getting in touch with a human at YouTube…

If you serve them with a subpoena your lawyer will get a prompt phone call from a real human. That’s the point.
They just don't get it... It's never been easier to _not_ print things.
The safe harbor provisions of the DMCA are a carrot, not a stick. They do not impose any responsibilities upon YT, they only provide benefits should YT voluntarily respond to complaints in a specific way. YT does not accept every DMCA complaint at face value, and they aren't required to.
LinkedDataHub was extracted from the common code from a number of Linked Data projects that we have done in different domains.

It can be used as a framework but it's a standalone application as well, because it provides the default built-in ontologies as well UI for Linked Data and SPARQL consumption.

Disclaimer: I'm the main developer.
One recommendation I have is to clarify the terminology.

I'd call it a "layoff" if it is expected that business conditions will improve and employees will be given the option to continue their employment at that time.

If it's a permanent situation then I'd call it something else like "dismissal for business reasons" or "downsizing due to market conditions."

Personally what I'd love to see companies do is:

- executive staff and management taking pay cuts (ideally zero pay for C-level execs and directors) first

- offering an option of reduced hours and/or pay

- offering an option to return to work if business conditions are expected to improve

- offering ownership or open source agreements for canceled projects if possible

- providing at least six months of severance pay for anyone who is dismissed, paid immediately along with full vacation and sick day allowances

- immediately vesting any pending equity and options for anyone who is dismissed

- providing office space and placement services which people can use while looking for a new job

- working with other companies to provide jobs, even temporary or contract jobs

- eliminating noncompete restrictions if any

- telling everyone at the same time, as soon as possible

- honestly explaining the situation and how and why people were selected

- honestly explaining the company's financial situation

- being open to creative suggestions from employees for alternative options

- giving two weeks' notice, much as employees would be expected to do

- sponsor a company alumni organization (startupalumni.org) with social events, seminars, and other events, to enable people to keep in touch

- provide alumni email addresses (@startupalumni.org)
North Dakota Attorney General Office looks into Bill Gates-related farmland sale
the average residential DHCP-pool-assigned customer on a cablemodem, dsl, gpon line or something doesn't change IP addresses that much, and very often the dhcpd will renew the router/modem's WAN port lease with the same address for months at a time. even if it's not an actual static IP.

this alone can be used to correlate a huge number of things since very often you have one household with a whole assortment of people and tablets, phones, laptops, xboxes, playstations, smart speakers etc all behind one IP address and NAT.

just having an entity like google know that your ip address is coming from a /24 in a /19 sized IP block that's known to be a comcast dhcp pool in a particular city/metro area is a huge amount of info.

other things happen as well. you have other people in your household who installed the facebook app on their phone and left geolocation/GPS permissions set to on? now your IP address has been correlated with a very specific latitude/longitude and the usage patterns of your (spouse, roommate, child, etc) who is using that app.
Seems like a general mismanagement of an organization and has nothing to do with non profits. Handling of employee complaints is not the Board's job. There should be another layer of management responsible. I'm curious why you stayed 7 years.
Economists figured this out long ago. Every person is 100% efficient and rational, and this is why we can predict the future.
Unions fight automation tooth and nail, and the people skilled enough to automate things are either retired or in Asia.
It's difficult to graph the ideologies, which are rooted in each countries culture and history, on to another's.

Voter ID is a non controversial issue in many countries. In the US I've seen arguments against it from both sides. Disparate impact concerns from the left, privacy and freedom from the feds on the right.
> Good. There needs to be more of these layoffs in the crypto casino sector.

Incredibly apathetic and selfish to be happy about people losing their jobs and wish for even more. Doesn’t sound you really care about “gamblers”, you just want to be right. This is just sad.
But relatively few people believe this. Maybe 30% of the country, and even then it is unclear how earnestly they do because most people who are staunchly anti-abortion support or use other techniques which functionally destroy embryos and fetuses.

For example, IVF would create and then kill dozens of children for every successful birth. But IVF is extremely popular.

It is unclear to me why 30% of the country gets to impose their morals on 70% of the country. It is clearly a moral argument either way, there are compelling moral issues about removing bodily autonomy and consent from women even beyond the medically preventable fatalities which will occur. Then there are the moral issues with rape and incest victims, being required to give birth, etc.

Do the 30% have a far superior moral compass than the 70% who have examined the same complicated issue and come to a different conclusion?
Anybody trading the Celsius token?

I had been expecting steeper dips so I missed that 600% flip.

Not exactly my perfect storm for buying a dip, I usually wait for an information asymmetry in my favor, but shoulda just taken a slightly smaller position.
Obviously, you can't expect businesses to be at every place in the world. There are 3 within 10 miles of me and I live ~30 miles from Seattle.
Both of MapQuest's mobile applications[0][1] have a high enough rating that I might consider trying them now.

[0] https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mapquest-gps-navigation-maps/i...
[1] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mapquest.a...
Unfortunately it’s not in sci-hub yet but I imagine it will be soon. You can also look at the authors’ own web sites — often they post their papers there
In some cases court judgements are not discharged in bankruptcy. Not sure about this one though
It seems that those who dare submit such important topics will be flagged on Hacker News, so that such discussions or people can be silenced. Sad that it has come to this.
They don't seem to be buying anything. They are raising other peoples money to buy it. They then charge those people. So unless they retain some portion of it, they will make money regardless of whether the investment makes money.
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Are you actually serious?

The protestors were breaking the law: https://www.aei.org/op-eds/protesting-at-justices-homes-is-i...

"it is unlawful to protest near a “residence occupied or used by [a] judge, juror, witness, or court officer” with the intent of influencing “the discharge of his duty,”"

What they were doing clearly amounts to intimidating the justices, including by putting them in harm's way by announcing their home addresses on the Internet.

https://www.britannica.com/topic/insurrection-politics

"Whoever incites, sets on foot, assists, or engages in any rebellion or insurrection against the authority of the United States or the laws thereof, or gives aid or comfort thereto, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and shall be incapable of holding any office under the United States."

What they are doing is illegally engaging in rebellion against authority. It is insurrection.

I also can't believe you are calling this "protesting loudly":

"The DHS agent reportedly told the diocese that “large groups with cells nationwide have already been discovered ‘casing’ parishes, including here in California.”"

What they are planning to do, is, in fact domestic terrorism. Your condemnation of the right while supporting the terrorism of the left is very revealing. At least people on the right are willing to condemn both. We at least have principles.
The Realities of Life
I agree, forgive before corrective action.
Bitcoin’s energy use drops following price plunge
Such a law actually being enforced, then the enforcement upheld, is (quite simply) "the end" for sane rule of law.

States have no jurisdiction outside their borders. Just like, say, Wisconsin having a law on the books that makes it illegal to leave the state (while "intending" to continue living in the state) to get married elsewhere, where the marriage wouldn't be legal in Wisconsin (https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/document/statutes/765.04) is ridiculous, likewise claiming that you get to apply your law somewhere else that you have no legal jurisdiction is insane.

...not that that stops the US government from doing the same thing if a US citizen travels to another country with a lower age of consent to bang some 16-year-old. It's this magic "intent" which we don't know how they can possibly know - were you over 21 and did you go to France to fuck that 15-year-old you've been playing video games with, or did you just go to France and happen to fall for that 15-year-old that you've been playing video games with hard after they showed you the tourist sights you've always wanted to see, ...then fuck them?

Does it get prosecuted often? No. Is it another bullshit law, waiting to conveniently be used to make you guilty when the powers-that-be need a reason to make you guilty? Yes. Oh-so-yes.
> But removing the filibuster wasn’t even in the tables or discussed half-way seriously when those majorities had power.

It was with the current majority, and explicitly rejected by key Democrats.

> Even if it had, a federal abortion ban would have been passed the next time the GOP held a trifecta.

It still will.
I own most of their games. I am not sure I have played any. I have a big backlog, but I supported the idea and presentation so I picked them up.
> If abortion is a right then it should be passed as an amendment declaring it as a right.

Why isn’t my bodily autonomy my right?
Samsung Foundry Made from Lego
That was also what Paul Graham did, had very few employees compared to competitors.
I used to use Maccy with Alfred a while back and it was great. love how it doesn't get in the way and just works

however if you want both in one without paying for the Alfred powerpack, I highly recommend Raycast. Alfred powerpack could of course be worth the price, but I find Raycast nicer with its extensions more suited to me.
It depends on the context. If I'm converting a whole library of photos I wouldn't use it. But I've got a big hero area JPEG that's loaded as one of the first resources - I'm happy to run this tool in the background for a day to make it 20% smaller.
> Question: Who owns the deposited assets? Don't the original owners have dibs? Or can Goldman just pull the rug and say "ours now". That would seem crazy.

Their terms have this language:

> Eligible Digital Assets held in a Custody Wallet are subject to the other provisions of these Terms, unless where expressly stated otherwise. Celsius retains the right to set-off any Eligible Digital Assets in a Custody Wallet against any obligations you may have to us.

> You understand and acknowledge that the legal treatment of Digital Assets remains unsettled and may vary depending on the jurisdiction in which you reside. In the event that you, Celsius or any Third Party Custodian becomes subject to an insolvency proceeding, it is unclear how your Digital Assets would be treated and what rights you would have to such Digital Assets.

> Celsius does not make any representation as to the likely treatment of Digital Assets in your Celsius Account, including those in a Custody Wallet, in the event that you, Celsius or any Third Party Custodian becomes subject to an insolvency proceeding whether in the U.S. or in any other jurisdiction. You explicitly understand and acknowledge that the treatment of Digital Assets in the event of such an insolvency proceeding is unsettled, not guaranteed, and may result in a number of outcomes that are impossible to predict reliably, including but not limited to you being treated as an unsecured creditor and/or the total loss of any and all Digital Assets reflected in your Celsius Account, including those in a Custody Wallet.

https://celsius.network/terms-of-use
The 8051 hasn't ever gone away - Wikipedia lists a number of MCU families that are still an 8051 core, and it's certainly incomplete - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_8051#MCUs_based_on_8051
Wouldn't be the first time Goldman made money off assets they knew were worthless dog shit that will eventually go to zero.
It seems like actual debtors' prison, or rather a system of translating judgement debts to months imprisonment, would be better than the current system, for everyone. It keeps these consequences from being invisible.
They have 2 batches a year and accept applications from any stage.
Sounds like everyone just grew up. Or at least, their lives went in different directions during the 10 years they were Zachtronics.
Militia: still is, mostly - people live a little longer now.

https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/10/246
Or he will do something like leave the United States entirely and get a low-end job teaching English in China, or something similar.

There's a number of things overseas that a reasonably well educated American can try to get hired for, and a US domestic civil judgment won't show up on a criminal background check if one is run.
They are raising money for liquidation, they will pay back users a fraction of what they originally deposited, and then play with some rows on an excel spreadsheet and walk with millions. Celsius can't go back live because the bank run would destroy the entire thing just like with Terra.
I did the same for space shuttle launches
Except there are already multiple states that have made it illegal, stripping women of their rights.
Podcast- NPR's Planet Money is outstanding in its simplicity and depth.
You do realize this is an open-source project? And you are comparing with a product by Neo4J who got $300M VC investment?

The enterprise Knowledge Graphs (yes, it's the same SemWeb tech stack in principle) in Fortune 500 sized companies have in-house platforms that present the graph to the end-users, with entity browsers, analytics, dashboards, structured content etc. LinkedDataHub is an attempt to bootstrap an open-source, standards-driven version of that.
Any suggestions on where new founders should look to find seed investors?
So parents should be forced to donate blood and organs to their children if needed?
Am I watching one of the biggest shams of a partisan witch hunt in history? Of course not. Call me when they file charges against the former president or any other current or former government officials for insurrection.
Absolutely. XSLT is a data transformation technology, not a template language.
Given the evidence, it's easier for me to believe a covered up mishap at the lab than anything else. If anyone is going to chabuduo something like this, try to cover it up, then blame the US and everyone else, it's China.
All that is well and good but I can't help but notice that you excluded anything about reducing the salary of leadership for making decisions that led to this in the first place. It could just be the cynic in me, and maybe you intend to do that very thing, but I also know it's the hardest one to actually do.

It's just symbolic, but if you want to save face, this is how you do it. Nothing else will matter if you and the leadership that caused this don't take a salary cut.
it is a strength, and the reason why i picked Zig over Rust

i want to control lifetimes and memory management, so i can target the hardware i want, and i can play with memory the way i want to do tricks and optimizations that could not be possible with a rigid language like rust(that is very slow btw)

the day zig adds borrowchecker or some lifetime enforcment shenanigan will be the day i'll look for an alternative
I'm well aware of the issues with IP (I mentioned that I use a VPN), and the general public is becoming more wary too, as can be seen with the rise of VPN usage. Which is why timing analysis is so scary, it bypasses most countermeasures
Yes, we all rage about this. K-cups, razors. Wait for the next decade: e-vehicle chargers, rocket booster packs (must be approved mixtures!). It never ends, not for this generation, or the next.

So, just picking an open publishing article:

Playing Super Mario 64 increases hippocampal grey matter in older adults

https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal...

Unfortunately, I don't have the strength, and I just want a different way.
The Economist and the WSJ
The endpoint served by our partners went down.

Can you ping me at martynas@atomgraph.com? Would be appreciated.
Yes, exactly my point
The approach described there is significantly different from Zig's approach, which doesn't use MTE and quarantines forever. Note that Chromium never seriously considered quarantining forever as Zig does because leaking every allocation less than 4kB unless all allocations in that page are freed is not production viable.
I’m not sure this is good news…