skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Why would you expect population to grow endlessly? Looks like it was a Ponzi scheme, a bubble that needs to be deflated carefully.
I took it to mean that infamous mythical Google 20% project.
If I had that kind of money ratio locally, I would personally blend in eg. "stealth wealth" to avoid being a target. Probably self limiting to feel that way.
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I generally agree, but it is a problematic question because even short of operations there are things like hormone treatments that, during development, can have lifelong impacts. Children lack experience and context that may help them make the best possible decision but on the other hand if they forgo treatment until they are a little older & post-pubescent then they may have lost forever a significant opportunity to develop their body in accordance with their wishes. But the same problem can occur if obtaining hormone treatment during critical developmental periods does not ultimately coincide with their identify.

I don't have an answer, but perhaps we'll gradually better understand these things as time goes on, though doing so will require taking a step back from political or ideological thinking on the topic.
PHP has native way via composer to clean up unneeded google APIs:
https://github.com/googleapis/google-api-php-client#cleaning...
It's a rule of thumb, friend. It actually does make a difference in the aggregate, as evidenced by the extra ingredients you will find in pre-processed supermarket meat. Have a look at what's in your hot dogs, for example.

Obvious exceptions apply, such as going to the butcher, as you have astutely observed. These do not invalidate the rule-of-thumb.
What were you trying to connect? Connecting to an ethernet port wouldn't work as they use ethernet authentication. Connecting to the projector's input ports instead of using Meet to present? Certainly something I wouldn't have protested if somebody external was giving a demo, back when I worked there.
If anything, its nice that Blizzard designed the system so that pay-2-win players cant just curbstomp anyone they come across.
The definition given is "The term ``political campaign'' includes-- [a list follows]", and my understanding of the canons of construction indicates that this means that the term is not to be understood to be a fully enumerated list in the definition: anything on the list would constitute a "political campaign", but something not on the list could also still constitute a "political campaign."
It was definitely modified after your post. Wonder if HN shouldn't have some smarts to either disallow editing or at least ensure it's possible to see what edits were made if someone has since replied to/quoted your post.
I'll just curate a list of known spammers, er sorry, politicians on github. We can then make a community inbox filter rule, and boom, problem solved.
Wonder how exactly that would work. Are most email sent directly by the campaigns? I assume PACs and SuperPACs do most of that kind of stuff, because they have more bribe money, err, donations, and so better resources.
You're not pricing the stress and emotional labour required to do this at the end of the day, for people who also have to look after children; themselves, etc.

This isnt an issue of whether people can physically move.
Well I suppose there is some positive spin on this story as he seems to be unique in his ridiculous spending. There may be some hope for humanity after all.
> Yes we do, that's literally what a marketcap is.

I mean in theory. In practice:

- You have to use a very specialised definition of "we". Specifically, it's what people think, weighted by how much money they control. So wealthy people have an outsized say in market cap. Controllers of hedge funds, pension funds, etc an even more outsized say.

- People's pricing can be based on how they expect other people to price the stock in the future rather than how much they think it is truly worth based on the fundamentals of the business. If someone's price is based on this, then it is no longer a reflection of how much they think it's worth.
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I had root on my Linux desktop box at my university job, but I was in IT, administering a Linux service. Most of my coworkers were using Macs only.
This could give Intel room to maneuver.

I suspect they were going to have a quarterly loss, or close to, no matter what so jammed as much future/high potential loss into that single quarter as they could as well.

Now that they appear not to have a dominant position (Samsung sells more chips! AMD is worth more!) this will blunt some opposition to the juicy handouts just passed by the US Congress and may cause some opposition to any attention the newly awake antitrust division might direct to them.

Intel isn't in a near death position like Apple was, they are rather in a more extreme version of Microsoft's directionless drift and sag in the second half of the Balmer era. And like Microsoft, Intel has a lot of resources available to use to get back to the top of the dogpile. Like Microsoft they've been squandering those resources for years, but perhaps this symbolic milestone will cause them to finally feel the tang of fear.

Otherwise they'll continue to float around on residual habits, like GE.
I've yet to be in a theater in the US where I can't hear people talking and phones beeping unless it's almost empty. The issue is not that I cannot hear the film as theaters routinely crank volume up. My issue is that I expect immersion from a theater, which does not happen with all the noise.
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The danger is all the cargo-culting that is rampant among software “engineers”. They know all the patterns and repeat all the acronyms and phrases, while they have very little idea about the whys.
Market cap reflects those values.

My point is that Intel is huge company. It's going down fast, but it has still time to correct.
I have a bit of that root for the underdog mentality too, but my support of AMD in the last few years has been due in large part for their Linux support.

Not having to worry about 3D drivers working on a kernel update is such a nice thing.

Of course, when I started, Linux was very much the underdog, and not on billions of devices.
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That's a significant loss as well. He was in so many things, and utterly brilliant in them all (that I've seen).
Skinner was a Vietnam War POW and lived of a fish stew/curry for 3 years. It seams he really misses it.

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A legitimate business might have a bad product, or a market that doesn't exist, or even unrealistic promises, but it wouldn't try to make an economy out of those promises, an economy no less that's only viable as long as there is a steady supply of greater fools, while convincing participants that it's not gambling.

Helium has a few thousand lemonade stands and keeps rambling about how lemonade will be the only drink everyone will consume, so everyone should buy their lemonade stand coin, or join with their own stand. The people will be all over it. Back in reality however lemonade is cheap and available everywhere, but a few places, where people make do with their own. Your lemonade better reverses aging, because no matter how good your marketing is, your lemonade is unlikely to be it, even when there is a lemonade craze.

And yet Helium is exactly where it wants to be. It's another cryptocurrency with a slightly better alibi, destined to be pumped and dumped all the same.
When I was a kid, my mother would take me and my brother to Blockbuster every Friday. We could each rent a game. Every time we'd go, we'd beg her to let us rent whatever the newest console was at the time (mostly Playstation, though we rented GameBoy Color a few times, too).

She'd give in occasionally. After we had finally come to own a PS1 and N64, my brother and I had a paper route and would buy cheap used games instead of renting.
Source: former military member.

In combat, camouflage is really the VERY last line of defense possible, and a fairly weak one at that. If the difference between staying alive and being dead is the pattern of your clothing, a lot of things have already gone seriously wrong and your chances of survival are not great.

In the grand scheme of things, camo relatively high-hanging fruit. Money and time have mostly been spent on building superior weapons, armor, and of course training. Camo is a very small optimization in comparison and when the Army and Air Force decided to change up their BDU patterns, it was viewed by me and my fellow service members as largely a public image stunt. ("Look everyone, we're modern!")

Edit: to be clear, I'm only referring to uniforms... snipers and such use camouflage netting for example that is tailored to their exact location and can be extremely effective at "hiding in plain sight."
Approaching the 1 year mark of running my team's various data pipelines on k8s. Keeping up to date with k8s/EKS version lifecycles has been more work than expected. No plans to stop using it anytime soon.
Agreed entirely!
That idea seems to be ignoring the fact that other brands just haven't made EVs yet. People want Telsas now because, for a long time, they were the only good EVs on the market. As other companies are now rolling out their first EVs, Tesla's market cap will surly go down.

I've also heard the argument that Tesla's network of chargers brings more value, but...there will also be more competitors in that space in the near future (and today).

So, it seems shortsighted to believe that "market cap" is going to remain as high as it is today.
Don't blindly trust these frameworks, wouldn't want your customers' Outlook to crash when they open your invoice.
Happiness is just a Flaming Moe away,
Shorting is much more risky than buying stocks. Compare:

1) I'm confident that in the long term, company X will grow in value. I invest $1000 and will wait however long it will take, 10 or more years. I risk these $1000 only, but can earn multiple of it.

2) I'm confident that in the long term, company Y will decrease in value. I can short it with $1000, however either I risk much more than $1000 or I can't set the timeframe (because of forced liquidation). I also can't earn more than $1000. In the long term, I'm also exposed to inflation. Effectively, it's possible to short only in a short timescale, which is super risky.

The two betting options are very asymmetric, which IMHO favors overvaluation of certain hyped stocks, since there's no reasonable (not extremely risky) way to bet against them.
Absolutely. Identity is best defined as "genuine pretending". This framing makes it obvious that there's a potential for behaviors to differentiate into a few modes (personas) in various contexts (both internally and externally derived!) based on predilections of the base organism.
If you truly cannot find 15-30 mins for this, then I have no advice to offer.

For the rest, having your groceries delivered is one solution. Life is about trade-offs.
But revenue isn't a meaningful number here. Market cap should be today's value of expected future profit, not future revenue. So: What's Intel's profit? What's AMD's?
> This had all kinds of fun problems (looking at you, nscd!)

"can someone telnet to 10200 on my box to reset nscd!?"
A working google drive client for the mac would be nice too. It sucks less than it did a few months ago, but is still so bad it makes Dropbox look good!
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I think you're reading too much into the "significant" part of this the word in this context does not mean "large".

And again, it's pretty presumptuous to act like we know the whole story with Musk's Aspergers. I don't acutely pay attention to his personal life, and I don't see any reason to make the assumption that the only symptoms he has are ones that have been visible in the media(like the $420 tweet and the "pedo guy" thing). Aspergers is a very real disorder, I've multiple friends with it. People with aspergers can be highly intelligent and successful at what they do, yet feel completely miserable and become increasingly depressed because they struggle to connect with other people, which gets lonely.
In my experience, political senders change their originating email address (and phone numbers for SMS solicitations) quite often. New ones for each new campaign, making them very difficult to block. I made the mistake of giving my info to Bernie's campaign in 2016 and have been plagued by intermittent ActBlue spam ever since.
> As a layman non-scientist, I wonder why we see so many relatively low-value observational studies in diet/nutrition, often with results that get contradicted or fail to replicate a few years later.

On my peak fitness enthusiasm I kept a rigorous food diary for some time and it was such a pain in the ass that I don't believe for a second that food diaries coming from people who are not 100% committed and interested in keeping one are accurate at all. People would often forget to log small snacks they have, or estimate portion sizes completely wrong, or neglect logging sauces, oils, condiments, etc.
For those that don't want to click the article and feel both parties are just as likely to support such a bill, the answer is Republicans.
Plus, whatever the news is talking about endlessly this week will most likely be far down the list of important events come next voting seasons (or whatever milestone is important to you).
> There's no inherent need for a real estate investment dashboard to act like an app instead of a plain old website.

How so? This assertion might be conflating your idea of what an investment dashboard should be like and how it should behave with what some team or company has concluded a customer wants. It is inherently a product decision. Actually, claiming server side rendered app suffices for any real estate investment dashboard sounds like the ”developer deciding” angle.

Unless you truly are claiming that there never is need for anything except server side rendered payloads in the internet. In which case it’s hard to explain why companies don’t do that. It’s almost as if there are product oriented reasons to have webapps. I think the original comment’s logic stands correct
Do you mean that you got erlang and golang code running in Wasm under Workers, or did you convert the logic to JavaScript?
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Treehouse of Horror episodes are agreed not to contribute to canon.
I'm curious how the crypto crash and general recession will impact AMD. When crypto prices come down, the demand for GPUs also crashes. AMD makes a lot of money from graphics cards.
Why would I want to manage my own Linux distro? I use it to code for work, that's it.

> Is it a security thing? Are Googlers not allowed to directly control their own computers?

This and simplicity I think. There's definitely some controls over what kind of things you install on the MacBooks as well, though it's actually not that restrictive.
> is it still not encouraged to run Windows there

You can get a Windows machine, but they are not trusted devices and you can't access a lot of stuff. (At least that was the case a few years ago when I left)
"packaged" alone should be you first indication.
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> You're a guy and play with a barbie... trans.

That's...not how anyone realizes they're trans or is diagnosed as having gender dysphoria. Your comment is very moral-panicky and transphobic.
> I mean, that's what religion is. It's a shared delusion that functions as a mind virus,

I don't believe in anything super human or God like, but that's a very strong assumption

People do know that God might and probably does not exist I mean, ancient Greeks knew that gods did not exist, it was never intended literally.

Religion is simply a set of rule that defines the identity of a community.

I don't like or follow them, but if religion was really a threat for humanity, we would be all dead by now.

Most religious people, the vast majority of them, are perfectly capable of living a normal life.
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