skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
We did the same and there is one big contradiction between this and the research linked: you're not holding them or walking until they sleep, you let the kids fall asleep on their own with the confidence that you'll be back.

In my country you get a monthly check in with experts for the first 6 months and then less frequently. Mostly to weigh and check growth and arrange shots etc. But they also take some time to discuss how things are going and publish a booklet per age group with advice to parents.

Their advice (based on other research) is to strongly avoid holding your child until she sleeps and instead recommend exactly what you did.

The reason is that if you are holding the baby, they fall asleep and then wake a bit or switch to lighter sleep some time later (like every human does periodically every night) they will encounter a different environment and the holding prent is gone. That's going to wake them up fully and get confused. So now you have a crying baby in the middle of the night that you need to hold again to get back to sleep.

While if they fall asleep in their bed, feeling safe that you'll be around, a few hours later if they wake up they'll determine that everything is still OK and as they expect it to be, and continue sleeping.
the majority of transactions in that block paid about 0.01 ETH tx fee ($20). 4 transactions were over 1 ETH. 1 single transaction paid a fee of 37 ETH: https://etherscan.io/tx/0x5ad934ee3bf2f8938d8518a3b978e81f17...

i’m thinking it was a single person who just really wanted to be the first tx on the PoS chain. i’m not versed to decode transactions well — i wouldn’t be surprised if it was somebody making a “first PoS transaction” NFT or something.
I'm using a slightly different method. Vimwiki diary and a code block runner (runs in another tmux window)... so it's doubling as a (markdown/html) documentation generator of all my work.

I'm actually enjoying it as it's providing a lot of context on the time and notes/discussion on every command I run. Also good for history searches as regular cli history ultimately relies on your own memory.

Still it feels like you need to already have paid your dues... (I'm 20+ years in...) .
Sure? It was both an inefficient and wasteful mechanism to secure consensus. This is why developers have been actively researching and developing how to switch Eth to PoS for years.
I think everyone has made that link, just as they have with Prince Andrew and everyone else that visited Epstein Island.

Regardless - even hanging out (and tacitly endorsing) a known pedophile is bad enough.
Because computers changed the world in the first decade, even the first year they came about. Crypto did not.
https://github.com/librerpi/rpi-open-firmware

The paragraph 'Does it boot Linux' should answer your questions
Everything comes down to social consensus at the end of the day. But for 99.9999% of transactions you can count on immutability.
Even if you had multiple operations teams, you could still get away with a fairly flat organizational structure. Not every organization needs to be a top-down hierarchy, and a flat organization makes sense if your funds come from donations and you don't want to pay for too many people who won't directly produce anything.

Now, if your primary objective is not to run a website but something else entirely, then it does make sense for your infrastructure and the salaries of the people maintaining it not to be the largest part of your budget.
This assumes that most content creators are paid at all right now. There is still an endless stream of content that was created just for fun and mostly its just the platforms hosting the content profiting from it.
It is inconceivable that the official numbers (5226 deaths) are being understated to a significant degree, because if they were, a threshold would be crossed rendering containment impossible, and 2-4 million people would then die. January and February 2020 in Wuhan looked like the apocalypse. An event 500-1000x as bad could not be hidden.
But why do they make car bumpers small, and paint them the same color as the car rather than leave them the way they are? ... is what I always wonder.
You can own your own money if you like but you can't define its value by yourself regardless of whether it is fiat paper money, bits in a bank account, or bits in a distributed ledger.

In addition governments can simply outlaw your money and then it will be worthless for important things like buying houses, cars, food, water, electricity.
Actually for SIDS there are studies that show co-sleeping is correlated, in particular with alcohol and smoking from the parents.
No, Renderfarm.fi was completely based on volunteer computing, so there was no standardization.
"Make nerds rich" is a fairly legitimate use case.
I keep reading it as “pornonow”.

To be fair my eyes are getting worse.
Easily achievable, certainly not. Well defined, possibly.

Morals and ethics. Things which were heavily taught in earlier times, and which now have been replaced by STEM.

Someone is going to squwak that morals and ethics have been debated for millenium, thus certainly NOT well defined.

response: nice STEM thinking, which assumes a mathematical definition of "defined".

VS a morals and ethics definition, which says "here are the points of variance which go into moral decision making." Where a "definition" is not an answer, it is a framing of the debate.

Because moral decisions are always tradeoffs along different dimensions. And moral reasoning is about making judgement calls under uncertainty.
All the other people are free to buy the cheaper/more efficient solar panels for their own purposes. Why do you care that somebody uses them for Bitcoin? Do you also care that I shower with hot water a lot?
> many, many, many people that gave their lifetimes and labour toward furthering the goals of the Patagonia company

And they could leave at any point, they are paid for their work within 30 days. They take 0 risk.

As an entrepreneur for 20 years, I used to believe employees believe in companies and missions, but they don't, 99% of the time. They get paid for 30 days work, on time, and if they get a better offer they leave.

I'm sorry but that is 0 risk compared to what an entrepreneur does. People like yourself clearly have no idea how much responsibility and risk, and emotional strain an entrepreneur takes on, while employing people and paying them monthly. There is no comparison.

Don't expect people who take 0 risk to become millionaires. It's a ridiculous proposition. If that were the case "everyone" would be a millionaire, or a professional sports person, or an influencers, or whatever.

Taking risk, and building things yourself is much much harder. People who have never done it don't understand.
For something that millions of people across the world rely on, with million+ transactions daily, it's definitely worth celebrating. It's using a magnitude less energy now than YouTube or Netflix [1] If YouTube had a similar decrease in energy, Hacker News would be all over it.

https://ethereum.org/en/energy-consumption/#proof-of-stake-e...
Some babies still cry even if carried all the time;

But there is an issue in our society that if you are looking after a baby by yourselves during the day, so nobody to hand them to, you do need to put them down briefly for practical reasons.
> Simple: BlueJ has a deliberately smaller and simpler interface than professional environments like NetBeans or Eclipse. This allows beginners to get started more quickly, and without being overwhelmed.

Simpler than intellij?
Depends what you mean by anti-vaxer. It goes from crazy conspiracy theorist to people who don't see the point of vaccinating healthy children. I don't think I am an anti-vaxer, I got two shots despite having had covid. I totally see the benefits for the population at risk. But for a mild virus like omicron, for a population that wasn't even at risk of the original strain, I just don't see the point of mandating vaccines. It is certainly doing nothing meaningful to transmissions (if it did it would be another matter), and it does have side effects (I spent a full day in bed with fever after the second shot, and this is quite common), and what happened to "my body my choice"?

So not being in the population at risk I have no intention to take a booster. Am I an anti-vaxer? I certainly disagree with public health policy in most countries.
“Money makes money” was equally true for PoW as well. You need money to set up a mining operation.
The recommendation in the US is to have infants sleep in the same room in a bassinet. Then moving to a crib, often in a separate room, around 4-6 months.

Co-sleeping is also somewhat popular, but it greatly increases the chance of SIDS with risks skyrocketing for smoking mothers and those who are bed-sharing but don't usually do bed-sharing.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2065975/
A problem is also that both anti-vaxxers and climate change deniers have a tendency to interpret any nuanced discussion as proof that the expert don't know either and therefore it's all a lie. It's an incredibly destructive attitude to any honest discourse.
>Just put your data in $env:APPDATA, damnit!

Sincerely: Hell no. Nearly everything (mostly Electron) nowadays wants to dump everything into %appdata% and it is infuriating.

I can never have enough space on C: anymore. I finally relented and bought and allocated an entire 2TB drive to just to C: on my newest machine because of "%appdata% All The Things" nonsense. C: otherwise doesn't need anymore than 100GB to house Windows and a few other system-related odds and ends.

%appdata% isn't even where All The Things(tm) should be going by default anyway, %appdata% is for storing user-specific program configuration data only. The Windows-provided default directory for program installations is C:\Program Files, and files resulting from program use should go in the program's own install directory or into an appropriate directory under the user directory (eg: My Documents) by default.

Windows allows full access to the file system and all the benefits that entails for a reason. Just ask me where I want the damn thing installed/saved rather than just shitting all over %appdata%.
Bro "global warming" is "climate change". You gotta read, no Cmd-F. Second sentence, my dude. Gotta read before you dunk, homie.
That highlights one of my "concerns" about AI training sets. There seems to be a very real risk of accidentally adding an image that you have no rights to, so what happens if someone finds out and demand their image removed from all models trained on that image?

You can't really back an image out of a model, you can only retrain without that image.

Creative Commons should add a new license that prohibits the use of ones work to train AI.
I am a Dane but I spent half my life in the US so often have a different perspective than most of my countrymen.
It relied on a central authority to work, and that's very related to why it no longer works.
All in memory.
If you are talking about payments of non-crypto products, I was exploring the hiring for small jobs subs on reddit yesterday and the two main accepted means of payment I saw seemed to be PayPal and stablecoins.
The historical context makes it all even more unfavorable towards Americans as a group. They come out as fundamentally incapable of not being racist or xenophobic. They are only able to fight discrimination with discrimination, and „antiracism” is racism because no matter what sign you put to it, you’re moving along that bloody axis, and it’s being on that axis at all that is the problem, and that you are incapable of derailing yourself from it. It’s just what you do.

But I bet you’ll say that I don’t make sense and that I don’t understand anything, and that history this and context that. So be it. Proves my point, in a way. Dragonslayers turning into the dragons they’ve slain and all that.
Another commenter posted an interesting article regarding how PoS works: https://0xfoobar.substack.com/p/ethereum-proof-of-stake
If a file is so large that the processor spends a lot of time parsing, then the file is too large to be conveniently edited by a person.

For large files it is best to use a binary format that can be read quickly without parsing or allocation. https://rkyv.org/ is an example.

Being 'friendly' is not why JSON is popular. JSON is popular because the decoder is included the web browser.
It's still not really used for anything that really matters to anyone (in a business sense). Until now the high cost and low transaction volume meant that it was just not really suitable for its intended use as a transactional store of ledgers of stuff unless the stored entries were extremely high in value and relatively rare.

But on paper building something useful now is a bit easier as transaction cost is likely to come down and the network should support a more reasonable transaction volume.

When your global transaction volume per hour is capped below what even a small web server running on a tiny computer would easily handle, there isn't much you can do with it in the real world. And when those transactions then cost you tens/hundreds of dollars and take minutes/hours to clear, any utility that might exist goes out of the window. It's a complete non starter for anyone looking to do some transactions that actually have business value. Why would you? It's many orders of magnitude worse than what a plain old database gives you on all relevant dimensions.

That was the status quo up until the merge. Now that that is in the past, we'll see. I personally doubt Ethereum will be the tool of choice for this kind of thing. If you are serious about building something that does something useful, there are better tools available.
Oh, did you want to use the Internet? No!
>Good salary is subjective. Tell me when these banks start paying 150-200k

Living just in Switzerland (remember 3rd world country), 150-200k is not just a good but really good salary, but maybe i should move to San Francisco to learn what a good salary is...maybe i am ignorant to think that someone with 100k has a good salary, but who knows.
Whereby Embedded Video Call API
PoW was worse because it had an economy of scale. For example, it is far cheaper to add mining power if you already own a big mining centre or buy ASICs in bulk.

PoS does not have this: your rewards are always linear to the amount of ETH you stake.

This means that, while PoS is still controlled by those with the most money, it does not trend to centralisation as harshly as PoW.
> the more people that stake, the smaller the reward

In PoW reward is proportional to normalized "work". Reward is proportional to normalized amount staked. This very directly leads to wealth concentration.
Is there a real proposal to turn BTC into PoS?
Quiet quitting doesn't work in environments that put a certain kind/amount of pressure on people. It's not about FAANG vs non-FAANG.
It's a decade josh and it's still unusable for 80% of people on this planet. I was as excited as everyone was in 2012 but that plateu is just going on and on.
Pretty bad example because Elon Musk is currently in court to back out of the deal or get the price reduced.

Companies are also regularly liquidated for next to nothing or go bankrupt and disappear altogether (ie Enron, Lehman, et al).

There is no such process for cryptos because they are decentralized and no one owns 100% of the supply or has the authority to authorize a takeover. They are more akin to commodities in that sense. Could you buy all the world's lumber supply? Of course not, not even if you were Musk.

Ethereum has been a yield producing asset since Beacon chain went live in December of 2020.
And with copilot.vim and EDITOR=nvim and C-x C-e this means you can write at the shell!
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Nice. I love how you stress the long-term compound efficiency goal ("don't get caught") vs the short term efficiency goal ("pay as little as possible").

Which also comes back to early comments about "treat your employees well", which incurs a higher up-front cost to generate a massive long-term payout.

Also see comment on ML efficiency rates, yes, 30-40% hit to get the money clean is a lot better than no money plus jail. One of the reason black market goods are expensive is because the costs of doing business are so high. You pay 40% or higher money laundering "tax" to avoid paying tax.
Well, in that perspective 'green production' seems like the right thing to be talking about (vs. cutting usage, say) - if you over-produce you can always export, selling 'green' energy to a country that might otherwise have been buying 'brown'.
That wouldn’t be the question because nobody is disputing the access to the original work. You mentioned two factors. That’s the first, which nobody is questioning. The thing people are questioning is the second factor, the reproduction of the original work.

A copy must be made for there to be copyright infringement. Who has shown a copy has been made? If a copy has been observed to occur, it’s trivial to demonstrate copyright infringement. Who has done this?
Whereby Embedded: Integrate real-time video into your product
A possible solution could be to use small e-ink displays showing single-use QR codes that change every 2 minutes or so. I don't know if it would be feasible though or it would drain the battery of the bike too quickly.
Firebase Firestore?
Hello, World a Gentle Introduction to Aembit
What is Aembit, and what is Workload IAM? What's a workload, for that matter?
That's the number one thing about all these advice articles. Every kid is different. That's great to have tips of things to try, but there's absolutely no secret formula and 4 kids is a really small sample size.
Cool tool but don't you think the onus should be on Emad & team (to use a dataset with only public domain and licensed inages) rather than forcing every artist to opt-out?
Connecting the IDE to teaching makes a lot of sense
The main use case for a block chain is to ensure that a ledger is valid and not tampered with.

The reason we want public ledgers is to keep track of financial transactions securely.

Why can't we just use a bank? At some level there needs to be security for the bank's database. Blockchains are generally considered the best way to do this. So when legacy financial databases are replaced in recent years blockchains are often considered.

Public blockchains are even better because they ensure the validity of the overall system.
This is categorically incorrect. You can have any amount of ETH (up to 32 because there's no value in going higher) and be a validator participant if you partake in a pool.
> Given how common this appears.

It seems to be pretty uncommon in Europe and poorer the countries you go, it's almost as if there was causation between people taking antidepressants and visiting shrink and long COVID, especially combined with how much talked the "long COVID" is in MSM.

Lower availability of psychologists, drugs and long COVID coverage in MSM usally results in almost none long COVID cases.
"Decades" might be an exaggeration, but certainly several years if they got they spenditures under control.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35361789/

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32339092/

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-022-29402-5
> they're free to dump truckload of coins at the main entrance,

Probably not. I suspect that most countries allow creditors to refuse payment in large quantities of coins or notes. Certainly the UK does.
No judgement here, but I think I can hear a pediatric dentist down the street streaming some obscenities of some sort.
This sounds pretty fanciful and ungrounded. In general doctors don't "consider chronic pain kind of not a thing". I have chronic pain, I see doctors about it, and none have ever expressed any doubt. Quite the opposite: some of the doctors are chronic pain specialists. There are pain management centres at hospitals to help people with it, and they prescribe "powerful painkillers" if they're useful, but they often just aren't (e.g. for me).
No, what happens is that the price per kWh drops.

The only way production drops is if that takes the price below the point of profitability.
According to Merriam-Webster you are an anti-vaxxer if you oppose the use of some or all vaccines, or if you oppose vaccine mandates, or usually both[1]. So if you oppose vaccinating healthy children then yeah, you are likely an anti-vaxxer. If you also oppose any vaccine mandates then you are definitely an anti-vaxxer.

[1] https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/anti-vaxxer
Moral philosophy, in practice, is not about finding the right answer but justifying the gut reaction of the practitioner. The utility of moral education wasn't to come up with better decisions, but to explain to young boys (or maybe girls, if they were educated) why the rules exist.
Same as people were free to buy graphics cards for gaming in the last couple of years?
Many people worry that these things will take over our jobs. Worry not! Imagine how much work will be needed to fix things when these models will screw up, and how much we will charge for hour.
trusting that the "intermittent nausea" could also be phrased "morning sickness", and congrats that this is due to you than a truck driver :)
You're not wrong.

But those also aren't ponzi schemes offering 1000's of % APY based on convoluted multi-token staking schemes, minting, etc. that directly interact with money (as tokens) you send it, potentially breaking SEC rules because of what it means to be a money transmitter (low bar).

(Overall I'm talking about a bunch of tokens/dapps on Ethereum, not Ethereum itself, BTW.).
MIT professor wrongly accused of spying for China helps make major discovery
> Where's the outrage for that??

https://bills.parliament.uk/bills/3137

> As use of the internet has expanded there has been an increasing awareness that online content and activity can cause serious harm to users. There are growing levels of public concern about online content and activity that is lawful but potentially harmful. Whilst harmful content may fall short of amounting to a criminal offence, it can have damaging effects on individuals - creating toxic online environments and negatively impacting a user’s ability to express themself online.
Although brevity

Suggests that a series of

Haiku might bring joy
News prior 2020 were not covering health issues in 90% top articles. It's almost as if you report about terrorism all the time people are suddenly scared of terrorism and they don't feel safe, if you report about deadly virus they somehow feel less healthy over time.
PoS is an application of what?
The 1 million number is not accurate over those two years.

We know it isn't accurate because we know that large numbers were merely covid positive when they died (often using an inaccurate testing method)

Providing perverse funding incentives to hospitals distorts the data
She also most probably had an at-will contract, so the company was entitled to let her go whenever they liked.
People just won't get it unless they have kids, I don't see any way to explain it otherwise. Even then, some people will have some unicorn baby that is magical to raise. Teaching your child to self sooth is such an important skill.
So everything really is a file.

More interesting than the original, to be honest.
> But at that point, is it fair to the creators?

Yes? They choose to put out videos with sponsored segments/ads instead of asking for payment up front because that gets them more money. If it no longer gets them more money they can choose differently.
Cool, thank you for taking the effort to illuminate.
So many negative comments here. I for one think this is absolutely fantastic tool to calibrate cheap television and computer speakers so they don't sound like complete crap. We're talking about almost 20dB variations on the spectrum here.
Interesting! Although I realize I might actually be looking for a SAT solver suggester than what I said.
Was not aware of Fire [1]. Looks like a nice library to quickly create CLIs. I wonder how this compares to Typer, cliff, cement, and click.

[1] https://google.github.io/python-fire/guide/