skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
To be fair, "lines of code written" is a particularly poor choice of denominator when discussing APL. But I think you're also unaware of historical usage. There are some very large (I believe close to a million lines) financial applications still in use, and far more applications for ordinary tasks like scheduling, payroll, and other administration made for companies and universities in the 80s.

Now that the ACM has made them free to access, papers from the APL conference are a good place to look to get a sense for this; APL79 was the first really huge one: https://aplwiki.com/wiki/APL_conference#1979
sure there are going to be some cases (outliers) but nothing like in the housing bubble
The hobbling of Dodd-Frank by Obama and its gutting by Trump, in each case at the behest of Wall Street, is an obvious example.

Cf. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glass%E2%80%93Steagall_in_post...
Essay by Jeffrey Frankel, Harpel Professor at Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government, and formerly a member of the White House Council of Economic Advisers:

https://econbrowser.com/archives/2022/07/guest-contribution-...

Economics professor Menzie Chen on the uncertainty of Atlanta Fed's GDP Now forecast tool:

https://econbrowser.com/archives/2022/07/another-quarter-of-...
Other way around. Cities were designed for people who had cars.
It was the difference between negative and positive cash flow. They sold just for perception reasons.
And you can register short (expired) .coms providing they’re not parked or up for auction.
Country/time/user agent pair won't leave too much ambiguity. I'm talking about persons I know where they live.
I'm not sure why you read the numbers different than I do but your provided link shows a loss of 2/3.

And is that really a lot of money in a global sense?
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Android fully supports alternate browsers (you don't have the "skins" for the Apple engine that you get on iOS) so nothing is stopping e.g. Firefox from introducing such a mode.
Quickly, what I found on Geekbench browser. 80 core Altra vs. Macbook Pro M2:
https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu/compare/15913010?baseli...

Pretty much as I expected with M2 winning single core and Altra winning multi. But if you look at the individual multicore tests, certain ones the M2 seems to be optimized for (camera, PDF rendering), and it blows away Altra. Probably the audio-video-photo units on the M2.

Really not the best comparison, imo, because they are built for different ends. Still interesting
Yeah, try setting up TLS client cert remotely for your grandma and few people... manual iptables is easyer, then :)
Now that sounds like a truly terrifying, terrible idea.
I didn't even think if namespaces! Thanks for clarifying.
> Have you tried copy/pasting from teams to another application, or especially code snippets?

Pasting in teams is hilarious. I think when I last tried they were using contenteditable, as formatting that should not have carried over did so, along with the indentation going haywire on paste.
> Also, their light would have traveled a much longer distance (due to the ongoing expansion of space) and so would be redshifted much more.

I need to correct myself: If light traveled instantaneously, the expansion of space wouldn't matter because in the very instant in which light would be traveling space wouldn't be expanding. -> No redshift at all.
It's not that simple.

Even pile foundations don't always go to bedrock. In fact, most of the load bearing strength of a driven pile is in the friction along the length of the shaft, and the end-bearing capacity is a fraction of that. (It's intuitive if you recognize the surface area of the end of the pile is much smaller than the surface area of the sides of the pile)

Soil calculations treat the soil almost as if it is a highly viscous fluid.

In regards to settling - all structures settle. It is the structural engineer's job to design a structure that anticipates settling and mitigates strain in the rest of the structure.

Clay is interesting, because it has a property called consolidation. If the clay is overconsolidated, that means the overburden pressure in the past is higher than the pressure on the soil now. If a clay is overconsolidated, it settles a lot less.
Wow! So even Musk got suckered.

So he bought $1.5 billion and sold 75% for $936 million. If my calculations are correct, he just realized a net loss of $189 million.

I gave Musk too much credit. I always assumed he was running a classic "pump and dump" scam with bitcoin like he did with dogecoin. Apparently he forgot to "dump" and instead acted as a pied piper leading cryptobros to their demise.
They usually want to build up reviews / ratings on their account so that later on when they have a lot of 5 star reviews they can raise the prices.
"Very little to do with it"

I think its probably fair to say a good economy is outside of a presidents control. But presidents have plenty of tools to make an economy worse at their disposal.

For example shutting down domestic energy production, thus causing energy prices to increase, which will cause other prices to increase. This inarguably happened. We can discuss whether its good in the long run for environmental reasons. But no one in good faith can argue this administration didnt deliberately choose to shut off oil production to help push green policies and encourage people to get electric cars.

Funny thing though is the price of gas is baked into almost every product in the country.....
sure much like in company valuations liquidity is an issue. however the fact that the stable coin marketcap is worth 180B gives good liquidity to the whole ecosystem
I guess being a business app plays part; not a lot of consumers use it.

Plus, I'm not sure if I ever met someone who used ZenDesk and actually liked it.
How do you generate the original image? And what about the subsequent images, do they come automatically from the text? I'd love to know more about the process.
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Were they proposing surface detonations to dig the channels? From my limited knowledge of blasting, the conventional explosives are placed in holes drilled into the rock in order to fracture it so it can be easily removed. Would you not do the same with nuclear explosives but just on a larger scale?
I have no sources and neither do you, but I am pretty sure that this statement is factually wrong.
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I think you may need to look outside your bubble. There are large, influential tech companies in China and Russia.

Alibaba has dramatically transformed American commerce and is essentially the soul of Amazon's marketplace.

TikTok is the most influential social media platform.

You also seem to assume that having those companies in the US means they have some sort of freedom-minded ideology or are reluctant to harm Americans, and we have seen that neither is true. Are you also glad several opioid producers were American?
If they wanted to balance these concerns they could always split the photo in half and send half before, half after.
This does not happen on Android, so why should it happen here?

Most people use Google Pay there, bank apps with payments is something that is used rarely, but there is such possibility.
Still, 2k in the 90’s , that’s really something :) … thanks for the details
> Hellman & Friedman and Permira have arranged for debt and equity financing commitments

So the way this is worded, this is a leveraged buy out? If so worst case scenario for anyone involved. Employees and customers. I wonder why the board would approve such an odd move for tech
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1.3 T according to: https://www.ecb.europa.eu/press/key/date/2022/html/ecb.sp220...
Managing IPs manually is same amount of work as managing iptables - see updated question.

Yeah, integrating identity providers could work, knowing recipient email addresses and that they use particular services. However that has some complexity/libraries and as with that - vulnerabilities all over again. I just don't want to think/expose attack surface and give possibilities for automated attacks to leak personal data.

Or lets say it like that - I trust iptables more than myself integrating identity provider or depending on some library.

Actually this is what onedrive/photo galleries etc. does when you share files/folders - generates some magic link that penetrates auth. However it's the same story - I trust complex system (that may have well known vulnerabilities and I was on a vacation) less than iptables.
Since several web features are disabled with Lockdown mode enabled, I wonder what measures Apple is planning to implement to defeat (at least to some extent) fingerprinting attempts to detect the people/devices using Lockdown mode while browsing.

> If you can’t stand the impact on performance or image rendering, well, maybe Lockdown isn’t for you. Apple claims only a tiny fraction of users will need it, though I’d argue an awful lot of users will want it.

Of course, I want it! (I already go through many other inconveniences for privacy and security).

> Should You Turn it On?

> Yes. Seriously. Turn it on when you have a supported OS and don’t look back.

Amen! I’ll be telling some laypeople to turn it on and try it out (along with instructions on how to turn it off selectively or completely).
Because they are US companies. Which is the main reason the US won't regulate them. EU is all about being anti-competitive, look at Airbus, InBev or LVMH. As long as it's their own companies being anti-competitive. Apple isn't even the market leader in EU, and EU is going to regulate them. That is anti-competitive. Let's go regulate the 2nd place company.
So what's the loss? It's not like stock photos are the highest art form. Surely, for some people it means they need to change their business model, but all those just needing pictures to illustrate something the process will be much smoother.
The basic idea is crush basalt rocks and spread them on fields like fertiliser - CO2 reacts with basalt to form silicates and is locked away, eventually rock dust washed into sea and sinks.
Also improving access to contraceptives and fighting potential taboo surrounding it. PSI is one charity whose purpose is to improve access to healthcare services including that.
I wasn't trying to argue for constant consciousness, just saying that if we can be aware of and remember some things that happen during REM sleep, that suggests that perhaps there's more continuity there than was being suggested above.
I'll give you credit, your ability to characterize a 60% drop (so far) as "not a crash" is either pure uncut copium or the some top notch trolling.
This is the era where people go to Facebook by searching Facebook on Bing or Google.
Better yet, on 9 November 2021 (BTC's all-time high), the crypto market cap was closer to ~$2T:

https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20211109/

Trading volume for Tether alone on that day was ~$93B, greater than the ENTIRE market's volume today ($89B).
it depends how you read it? do you look at the global picture. the last "crash" happened after the market reached a peak of 700B value. today the market is worth more than that even after crashing. my point is that the crypto market shows crash-resilience unlike anything else that has actually crashed
I know people even in the 2017 runup that got second mortgages and loans on their 401k.
Block 8443 on public interface. DNAT your whitelisted IPs to 127.0.0.1:8443 where you're hosting your real page. Put another page on 443 that serves your access request and notifies you.

But honestly you should just do the access list in nginx itself.
Generate random key, put it into URL, and have some reverse proxy check it against a list to allow the IP on first access.
While you could argue it's true with attributions in general (how many people make a note of the photo credit on a typical photograph), I think the point is that an attribution buried in an obscure credits file may satisfy the letter of the attribution requirement but is only actually meaningful in edge cases where someone really wants to track the creator down.

And to another point a couple of people have made, one of the big bugbears with crediting media generally is that the attributions are disconnected from the media in general (absent watermarks) so even if you're careful in your presentation, the person reusing some of your material may not be.
> The exchange recently revealed it was dealing with a $270 million shortfall from lending to beleaguered hedge fund Three Arrows Capital.

oh okay so they could have just not done that and they would be immune to the market conditions

> The reduction brings the firm’s staffing back to January 2022 levels

what
Yes, I think it's more of a toolkit hack. Given you have many of such hacks, find a way to combine them to make actual use of it.
Considering that the CCP didn't sign the PTBT and conducted atmospheric nuclear tests until 1980, I doubt they give an f about that.
Not new at all, previously used to validate nuclear disarmament http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/8154029.stm

> Additionally, the seal has a blob of glue with multi-coloured glitter inside. This is photographed close-up by the inspectors once it is in place and then again when inspectors return.
Fans of the Practical Engineering who would like to support the channel should consider pre-ordering a copy of Grady Hillhouse's book "Engineering in Plain Sight": https://practical.engineering/book
Most exploited vulnerabilites are a combination - you get a local exploit in wordpress which allows you to run a bash script as the webserver user, but gives you limited control over the machine itself

You then exploit a local privilige escalation vulnerability which gives you full access to the machine, allowing you to install backdoors etc for future access
Hi, can you tell us what you find odd and difficult to use? Maybe we get what you mean; in the NoMachine UI there are a lot of settings you can select: the protocol, different IP addresses, encodings and so on. These are some of the advanced options that almost no users probably care about.

But the fact is that, since its inception, NoMachine was intended as an "advanced communication and remote desktop tool", more a "professional tool", not intended for the "wide public", especially because you had to "know" and be able to configure things like "an IP address", which is more in the "professional space".

To make NoMachine apt for widespread adoption, we need NoMachine Network, the infrastructure that will allow people to connect by just knowing a "machine id", the same TeamViewer does, and we are working on it. Expect this very soon.

But that said...

We would love to know form you where we can improve the NoMachine UI, to make it more usable, more friendly less "confusing" (if it is) and less intimidating. If you like, you can obviously also contact us directly. Do as you like, but we would love to hear from you.
try Advisable: http://advisable.com
> It's not just altruistic either

Then it's factored in to the "is the world better for humans" category
A climate solution you might not have thought of
Since creating rockets capable of reaching the moon we've sent rovers to Mars and launched space telescopes capable of analyzing other galaxies billions of LY away. How can you claim with a straight face that the latter is a smaller advancement than the former?
I second the Gantt chart approach. The way I modelled is in a spreadsheet, 1 cell = one week. Then on a top row write the number of engineers available. Discount 10%-20% for PTO (there's always someone in PTO).

In the 1st column write the projects and next a column with your estimates of man-weeks required. Here is where you should modulate the estimate depending on how business looks at these things: Do they know it's an estimate planning tool? Add the 30% overhead of your estimate: Shit always happens. Does business take your estimates as law? Add 50% padding.

Once you have that framework, get the milestones/end dates from business. These usually come as "having X feature in Q1", Y feature in Q3. So you have some leeway.

Start mapping how many engineer weeks would you need for each task for each week to finish in the milestone, ensuring you dont get to negative in the top (total engineers) row.

You also should consider the mythical man month: putting 10 engineers in a feature will most likely make it fail, not go super fast. Usually you want 3 or at most 4 ppl per project. This also depends on the size of the project.

With this data, you'll be able to show business that additional prioritizing needs to be done. On the flipside, they will question you your time estimates. You can use that to push to sit down and clarify/detail the project, maybe even split it in stages: the Gantt will allow you to model feature releases of a large project.

I used this framework successfully, and it served as a great communication tool between the CEO and myself (as head of Engineering).
> Any stocks, bond, commodity, currency, set of assets, all experience the same phenomenon: where none of daily or weekly the marketcap changes have anything to do with the equivalent amount of money changing hands.

Stocks have two parts to the market cap values - the value of assets and revenue, and the speculative value of future asset/revenue values. Bonds have promises of their assigned values and dividend payouts. Commodities are useful.

Currency is the closest, of course, but then it has the promises of some government - a government that can tax the income of their people, and enforce that taxation.

Only cryptocurrency, among them, only has the value of what you hope to sell it for. In the moment, it's a consensus price, but the value only goes up based on speculation that it will go up enough for your individual purposes, or somehow that particular cryptocurrency will useful enough to hold value beyond speculation.
Greenspan is interesting to me because although he seems to have started this whole low-interest paradigm, he was once an ardent supporter of a gold standard in 1967. It's a short paper, worth looking up.

So I wonder, how did he go from "fiat schemes exist only as a means for welfare statists to infringe on property rights" to being in charge of interest rate intervention?
> Now that there's a way out, however, you can be forced out if e.g. you have to install an app that isn't available in the App Store because its developer saw an opportunity to roll their own.

This is something iPhone uses use all the time and this did not happen on Android.

Some people just like golden handcufs.
Permira is not that kind of VC. They normal for for growth opportunities. I guess they will try to expand the range of offerings from Zendesk and try to cross-sell these solutions to existing customers. Not necessarily bad for employees.
This isn't what you're asking, but you could just implement Single Sign-On through a social network (Google, Facebook, Twitter).
1. https://www.kiwix.org/en/ : see content at https://library.kiwix.org/

2. Info manuals, info browser

3. Self-documenting programs & environments (e.g., emacs but also Python with docstrings etc)

4. Look at the source code on your machine
The big crime increases in my area have mostly been non-violent, mostly shoplifting and catalytic converter thefts. I don't think gun sales caused that (unless people are struggling to pay their ammo bills).
The casinos market might also be something to compare to.
Actually one might think about the one beeing the result of the other ;)
Yeah, finally.

I wonder why Google is there, they don't block any of this.
It sounds like you're looking for freelance work?

In my experience as a python/full stack freelancer, you're best off starting with a full time and then reducing your hours per week after getting familiar with the project. I've done this several times, either because the project went in to more of a maintenance phase, or at my request (normally to spend more time on a side project).
i am pretty confident that people are not taking out mortgage-sized-loans to buy crypto. if they are banks should be taken out of business ... by crypto

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It wouldn't just be visual perception, it would also apply to metaphorical abstractions.

I have a theory that the reason we developed Euclidean plane geometry is because our native experience of space at the time was mostly 2D with some limited 3D extensions.

If we still lived in trees our core geometric model would likely be different. And birds almost certainly have a very different model.

All of the base experiential invariants that we built physics from - temperature, distance, speed, discrete numbers, shape, colour, etc - are extensions and abstractions of our particular sensory and feature extraction systems. They're the important perceptions.

Other species would share some, but not all of them, and others would be unfamiliar. Their version of physics and math would prioritise different perceptions and so look very different.
They are. You may be seeing more exploits in general because there is monetary incentive to find them, but iPhone is more secure in general especially when it comes to malware. They also have 5 or more years of support for devices and historically patched very old versions for security issues. Unlike android where 10% of the users are on the latest update, if the carrier even supplies it!
It's worth noting that it is possible to disable unprivileged user namespaces, but the default on several modern linux distros is to have it enabled.
I was referring to using Nix as a tool for my own development workflow. You are describing a much more integrated and involved use of Nix (Nix packages deployed to production, Docker, etc).

That only cements the idea of avoiding Nix if you're using it for your own development workflow and the entire team/production deploy isn't on board with it.
Why wouldn't corrupt people just bid low and give the public manager a bigger kickback? And if the contractor & public manager are both corrupt, wouldn't the job likely be shoddy anyway?

I spoke with a family member at a wedding recently who manages civil engineering projects in his city (he himself is a civil engineer), a regional transportation hub. He said it's all lowest bidder with one exception: a contractor with a history of shoddy work. His reasoning was that he'd really have to justify going with anyone but the lowest bidder. In other words, he'd be responsible for the outcome.

Keep in mind, most of his job is ensuring that the city's spec is followed and if not that contractors fix shoddy work. It's non-trivial, certainly couldn't be replaced by an algorithm and gives him pretty significant skin in the game (if he did his job poorly and let shoddy construction make it through, he'd be out of a job).
Why? I don't think there is a clear and compelling case for doing this given the ecosystem issues. Meanwhile, there's slow but interesting innovation happening in this space e.g. around kitty.
none of the daily or weekly marketcap changes have anything to do with the equivalent amount of money changing hands

you have said nothing to the contrary
Nope. Captive portal mostly just disabled JIT. This is more comprehensive.
Wow, that's interesting. I had not heard of that before. Thanks for sharing.
If all of the child porn industry switched to generated images they'd still be horrible people but many kids would be saved from having these pictures taken. So a commercial model should certainly ban it, but I don't think it's the biggest thing we have to worry about.
"shutting down domestic energy production" which "inarguably happened"

If oil companies slowed down their drilling, easily accounted for by decreased demand caused by a massive recession. The President had nothing to do with it.

https://rigcount.bakerhughes.com/

https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/crude-oil-rigs