skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"fiat crypto", or if you prefer, digital currency, will neither be proof-of-work nor proof-of-stake. Neither mechanism is needed when there is a single trusted authority.
To be honest, the customer service and as super poor and the CEO was not interested in having conversations with a potential customer also they missed out the graph analytics train which was very surprising
I might not mind for the right price, but I'd like to at least know. Right now it seems that either (a) nobody is yet selling used mining cards or (b) everyone selling used mining cards is lying about it and trying to sell them at the same prices as barely used cards.
Not inside trading just 100% winning rate
Run your business as you wish, & I can't say what you should do w/ this employee.
But you should be transparent with your customers on all policies regarding their interactions with you as a vendor.
Unfortunately that was tried post Crimea and didn't work.
V1 already had 4 128bit pipes, SVE just used two simultaneously. The only real gain in benchmarks on V1 with 256bit SVE over 128bit NEON was in load-heavy kernels that were bottlenecked by the 5-wide decode, and weren't saved by the MOP cache. Improving decode width is easier now that 32-bit is dead (or maybe V2's MOP cache was improved enough...), so 256bit wide isn't terribly useful unless they commit the transistors and power budget for an even wider backend than 512bit/cycle.
Also he declared victory when objectively only 1 of the 5 prompts actually generates an image that matches the prompt. You can see for yourself: https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p/i-won-my-three-year-ai...
> I’m sorry: you can’t call a vaccine tested for six months excessively tested.

Why not? Your making an assumption based on a single variable: time. There are plenty of other variables that may be even more significant.

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/how-did-we-develop...

https://www.nebraskamed.com/COVID/were-the-covid-19-vaccines...
This thread is confusing. Are you implying that Canada can't deny entry to Canada to an American?

Canada denies entry to tons of Americans. Americans with a DUI on their record have trouble visiting Canada.
The technology already exist. The OP stated, patents are over, and that is why (s)he is working on it. Even if it not exist, security by obscurity is no security... if anybody can do the tech, the bad guys are going to be as fast, or faster than the good guys... So I hope the good guys do the tech for everybody...
I literally dance at my stand-up desk when I'm deep in some gnarly code. My co-workers make fun of me for it, but also, when I stop dancing they ask me what I figured out.
> dedicated signalling

For my small projects I run my HTTP + WebRTC in the same server. My signaling is one POST. Maybe I am missing the complexity, but I don't feel any additional pain compared to running any network service?

> STUN Karate

Mind explaining more? You don't use STUN for connecting to a world routable host.

If you need it I use https://github.com/pion/turn and run my STUN server embedded in my HTTP server. I do do anything but point my `PeerConnection` at `my-service.com`
I'm Canadian and lived in the US for 5 years and crossed back and forth at least once a month.

I agree, Canada's border crossing is worse.

I've crossed the US with underage children without their mother present several times.

US customs hauled the kids out of the car and took them to a secure location and asked them where they are going, if their mother knows where they are, etc.

This makes perfect sense and I'm glad the US customs officers took the time to do this. They are doing their job, preventing child abductions, etc and it was outstanding to see it being done.

Entering Canada it seems they only care about one thing : What do you have they can tax you on.

I wont be surprised to see the day when Canada measures how much gas is in your car, and if it exceeds an arbitrary amount tax you on this too.
Accept my username or password that's being rejected for no reason? Driver's license or credit card is unacceptable, to me, to give to an organization like Facebook. Still, those options went away.

I don't understand why it can't just ask me questions about my account. It's not like I'm resetting my password. It was Facebook that randomly decided it needs to send an email, something it never did for the longest time.
The vast, vast majority of college students do not attend hyper-competitive institutions, but receive lifelong benefits nevertheless.
It's not a naive question at all! The 2 biggest differences I can see:

- Errbot being chat service agnostic, also makes it feel a bit "non-native" for Slack. For example, you cannot say "@mybot deploy webapp to production", but you have to say "!mybot deploy webapp to production". slack-machine can work that way as well (with command prefixes like ! or %), but it also responds to actual mentions (@mybot). There are more differences like that, where Errbot tries to be agnostic of the chat service it's running against, but that also means it has to cater to the lowest common denominator in terms of integration with a chat service. slack-machine can for example add "reactions" to messages, which Errbot cannot.

- slack-machine seems more feature-rich. Errbot seems to be focused only on commands that are triggered by sending certain chat messages. slack-machine lets you listen to any type of event Slack emits. Examples could be: someone joins a channel, a reaction is added to a message, a message is pinned. slack-machine also has built-in scheduling to trigger plugin functions on a cron-like schedule (Errbot has something similar with pollers, but it's not as flexible as a cron schedule)

For me it was a clear design choice to focus only on Slack, so the bots you build with it feel as "integrated" as possible with Slack. You can really leverage all that the Slack API has to offer.
I have it installed, and while it's handy for opening Sketch files if you don't have a subscription, basic things like text handling and typography are rough. It's useful, but I wouldn't try and actually design in it.
quantum miners?
It's called security theatre.

And 15 years is corruption driven, because now you are spending X millions. of taxpayer money to store this data.
1 ETH = 1 ETH still.
False equivalence, why is your equivalent to staking (investing crypto) applying for a banking license rather than opening a brokerage account (investing dollars)? With the advent of fractional shares anyone can buy $5 of stocks too, but it requires zero technical know-how.
Said teacher likely has a reason to further the myth that "top tier schools" have "top tier students." Academia is largely nothing but group think and elitism these days.
No one knows what the hell is going to happen, the only certainty is that compared to the long slowly-eroded geopolitical and economic stability of the late 20th century for the capitalist world, black swan events are much more likely and their impact much greater.

The next few years may see Russia collapse.
Or Russia use nuclear weapons to prevent ceding Crimea.
We may see accelerated catastrophic climate change and knock-on effects like mass migration or as the Thai floods only a few years demonstrated, that knock out of critical infrastructure for our globalized economy is only one bad storm away.
We may see low-level domestic terror campaigns in the USA dressed up as "civil war" or,
we may see a de facto internal balkanization with erection of internal regulatory barriers to interstate commerce and logistics.
We may see China's economy collapse with calls for historically-enshrined dynastic change resulting in internal chaos.
We may see next-wave pandemics.

Or maybe none of these things and the ship rights and we sail quickly forward into renewed economic prosperity.

No one knows, least of all Stanley.
I like to use OpenSyllabus to investigate which textbooks, papers, etc. are used to teach courses: https://opensyllabus.org/
It’s early days, but I’m looking into more precise and domain specific object recognition in photos. Apple or Google will generally tell me if a photo contains a chair; I would like to know what kind of chair (is it a Herman Miller Aeron or a Herman Miller Embody). There are a few domains I am interested to apply this to, but at this stage I’m still learning the limitations of the tech (and any leads / insights would be appreciated!)
I'm interested to know which MMO?
Yes, this.

And I don't open the mail -- that's a crime the postal service would take very seriously indeed. Sure, perhaps my practice is technically illegal, but I don't think it's the sort of illegal that the USPS would spend a lot of time and money on.

I'm not opening someone else's mail, I'm not preventing it from being delivered to the address on it, and I'm not preventing the recipient from receiving it. His death does that.
Probably KSL Classifieds in the Utah market:

https://classifieds.ksl.com/
>PoS pays the people who run the infrastructure

Both Ethereum's and Bitcoin's regular nodes don't make any money.
As they should. Amazon should have no ability to dictate that an item isn't cheaper on a company's own property (digital or physical retail) than on Amazon's site.

I helped a buddy build out his brand in the US, and we listed on Amazon as well as our own website. They take a big cut of everything and still demand that we essentially lose additional margin by not allowing us to set our own price on our own website.
It's really interesting. I just sync state and store short term cache in redis, it's what I do when building any internal API anyway, so why any different with an external API. API servers sit behind a load balancer.
yes. it takes 2 seconds to create a new virtual bank card. also most things on a non-centralized marketplace are cheap compared to the premium of Amazon's total hegemony
I’ll update the terms to be a bit clearer and not exclude any parts of the codebase. I figured since other much larger products have the same terms, then it must be a well practised license type in commercial open-source. I guess not.
Hey, Gunnar here from the Debezium team. I would love to learn more about those issues you encountered with Debezium. Perhaps it's something we could improve. So if you could share your feedback either here, on our mailing list (https://groups.google.com/g/debezium), that would be awesome. Thanks!
> That is the 'shock' you're looking for.

It may still be a lot less 'shock' than normal use, where players have a 15 minute round, then low use for a couple minutes, etc, for hours.. and then turn the card off.

Thermal cycling is known to be bad for electronics-- this is well studied and documented. Sustained high temperatures are also bad, but it's only really bad when the temperatures are really high.
Are these supposed to be evidence that paypal doesn't fuck over businesses engaging in benign transactions? Because just seems to be evidence that paypal fucks a lot of businesses over.
What are some of the less reasonable and courteous (but still first world) countries?
Indeed. There's far more attention paid to the FT et al than here (which is great, tbh).
thank you for this! It describes me very well. I'd say having someone next to me even makes me more anxious.
Companies that lose money have gone from trading at a multiple of infinity to earnings, all the way down to a multiple of infinity on earnings...
We're toying around with elixir. We should share notes!

I also have a copy of libgodot written for elixir.

https://github.com/godotengine/godot/compare/master...V-Seka...

https://github.com/V-Sekai/godot/tree/elixir

Join our discord!
I've never heard of body doubling before but you got me to Google it and that's very interesting phenomena. I definitely do better at some tasks when there's someone around with me even if they're not directly participating.
It was only added to Chrome in January of this year and isn't in Firefox or Safari. So I suspect there isn't much beyond showcases for now.
“I took a speed-reading course and read War and Peace in twenty minutes. It involves Russia.” Woody Allen
+1 I've never encountered this term but absolutely recognise the effect although I don't have ADHD myself.

Ever since school where I was wholly unable to revise or do homework anywhere but the library (where others would be doing the same), and all the way to today where I tell my partner "I'll do the washing up if you stay in the kitchen"! Doesn't really matter if she talks to me, the task is just hugely more bearable in her physical presence.
Right now, however, we’re currently in the process of adding support for Paddle :)
Show HN: The Semantic Graph
I really like Porkbun: https://porkbun.com/

Although, I have not used any of my domains with email services.
For the RX 6800xt, prices already dropped by over 50% on ebay in the last month.
Claiming the generated art is an image of a robot farmer because it's wearing a little hat is definitely changing the goalposts.
Sure. That’s exactly what everybody who have an Android friend do. They use WhatsApp, or messenger or whatever else. And yes, it’s _an_ Android friend; singular; always that one guy.

Doesn’t take away from the delightful features on iMessage though :-)

The people complaining about iMessage vs. Android green bubbles are going to go the way of Betamax vs VHS. Or blu-ray vs HDDVD. We’re all going to die and our children’s children will fight over something new vs some other thing new.
The gender of a cable isn't the thing which determines the flow, that's only convention after. The fact a USB-C cable with a male tip can either be a source or a load isn't a statement about its gender.

A genderless cable allows any cable to also double as an extension cable of the same type. I can't take a USB-C to USB-C male-to-male cable and use it as an extension with another USB-C male-to-male cable. I can't take a USB-C female device and directly connect it to a USB-C female device without getting some male-male cable. The gender of the cable matters, and without properly getting the right gender of cable and port I cannot connect things together.

See the Anderson Powerpole connector.[0] It is an example of a genderless connector. Any cable can double as an extension cable. The connectors are entirely fungible, there is no concept of a male or female connector.

USB-C is not genderless. That term has a specific meaning, and USB-C does not meet it.

[0] https://www.andersonpower.com/us/en/resources/PowerPoleResou...
Although unfortunately, it doesn't understand the fairly typical non-urban "yes, you found something that's less than 10 miles from me as the crow flies, but is about 80 miles away if I need to actually drive there because of the fact that my car can't cross a river/strait/lake on its own". Even after 25 years, that part can still do with improvement.
FBM also has some glaring deficiencies in its search. For example, you can't do a keyword search within a category. So they have a bunch of categories like Vehicles or Electronics, but within those you can only use predefined filters. If you want freeform keywords you're stuck with the general search.
A system where you have to guess how much tax you have to pay so the government who already knows how much tax you have to pay tells you if you paid the right amount of tax
Uscript is language designed to be understandable by any intelligent being [pdf]
Found more at: https://dscript.org/
Ackman has a very mixed track record and has not had particularly great returns. To believe that he somehow predicted the entire sequence of events is being incredibly generous. Earlier this year he laid out an unbelievably lazy bull case for Netflix when it was around $350/share and said he had accumulated over a billion dollar position only to sell it a month later a massive loss saying the story had changed.
The questions were perfect - tailored replies, rapid fire, felt very real. Great job!
The prejudice that it's unlikely that an HN poster doesn't know George Floyd's story? Not only should you have that prejudice too, but simply assuming good faith would have helped you as well.
The digital copy can be kept alive long enough until we figure out how to download it back into a body again, at which point this is basically the ship of Theseus https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ship_of_Theseus

Also some people might disagree with "digital copy of you != you". Personally, I do not care since it is close enough to immortality imho.
See, I completely equate "clutter" with things like banner ads. CL is amongst the least "cluttered" sites I use.

It absolutely doesn't live up to the latest trends in UI/UX design, but the fact that it feels more like basic HTML forms with little styling is a feature, not a bug.
Any idea about Boston? Boston Craigslist has seemed a bit stale, but I'm not on Facebook to see how that compares.
Underworld still tours here and there - I've seen them 3 times now.... such a great act!
You can enable “privacy mode” in your Reflio script, where it will automatically request that users based in the EU confirm that they accept the use of cookies (it’ll show a small popup banner asking the user to confirm consent).

All data is processed in the EU, and our company is registered in the UK.
There were limits on what you could spend the other 40% on (defined categories of expenses). You could spend 100% on payroll if you wanted, but it had a minimum of 60%. The other 40% had to be used for specific things such as building maintenance, etc... No owner could take a distribution of these funds (directly at least, although if this loan allowed them to be profitable they could of taken those profits).

Businesses that wanted to be legit put this money into a specific account (in their accounting system) and tracked all expenses against that specific account for auditability.

The only loans that had less strict rules were for sole proprietors/self employed businesses. But the size of the loan was capped pretty low relatively.

Of course this program was highly flawed. But it was thrown together quickly in response to the pandemic. Personally I wish our government would already have plans in place ahead of time so everything wasn't done so hastily and last minute causing massive fraud.
Also available here: https://neuml.hashnode.dev/introducing-the-semantic-graph
I don't think craigslist is a tech company.
For the last two years, the highest end cards which were good for mining were certainly not available at MSRP in the US.
I would settle for building the high-speed trains of the present.
But even if it's a copy of your essence, it's not a slave. Mortal-you has goals and family to care about. Mortal-you has been living and planning with the constraint of mortality for its entire life. Immortal-you will eventually develop different motivations.
That’s why a lot of companies will issue special grants to their highest performing/most critical employees if the shares drop a lot. That makes for a good “double dipping” if the shares recover.
Lots of strange things about Saturn can be explained by a destroyed moon
This is a great idea. On a related note I just read this ~2000s article[0] by an anthropologist about natural sleeping/resting positions amongst humans/primates. An interesting take he had was that having the chest firmly on the ground during sleep was ideal because breathing causes constant motion of your spine and prevents stiffness.

[0] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1119282/
And that's one of the reasons supply chain issues continue today as well as the record inflation.
RealWorld Example Apps
It’s more that you’re more likely to have some context as a buyer that you aren’t meeting a scammer or criminal.

Craigslist attracted drug dealers, hookers and fences for a long time. People like that figure out that it’s easier to scam a buyer than do the honest work of stealing shit to sell.
I love Rock Auto. The way they make it easy to see which warehouse your items are shipping from and choose other items from the same warehouse is super cool too.
Damn. This is probably worth swapping out k6 for if I manage to pull off a second set of benchmarks. Thanks for the heads-up.
Neo4j uses a fork of VisJS. They call it NeoVis. We didn't go that route because vis-network is tightly coupled and has a lot of calls to the browser window reference which doesn't work in a WebWorker environment. So simulations end up blocking the main thread.
For my part I don't trust PRISM partner Apple to secure anything from the government, enclave or not.
I mean, it's an easy sell too. Smaller country gets invaded and resists heroically is a pretty good story, regardless of anything else.
I see what you're getting at and concede that you may be totally right that I'm not on the same page as Parent, but if the reason for not doing something dumb that you'll probably fail at that other people are doing better at, that lets say you also hate, isn't for building a business... What are you doing that for? Pathological self harm?

I think you and I agree. I'm not being crass, but I'd if you had more thoughts on what I'm trying to say about what you're trying to say I'd be interested in further discussion.
Oh wow I had forgotten about your wallpapers... I loved the blue earth with tiny airplanes so much that I became a paid member back in...2009. And my account still works! Kudos.

Nowadays my monitors are always full of full screen windows so I never get to see the wallpaper.
If only US News would rank by Admin/faculty ratio. They could single-handedly fix this nonsense.
I hear you. Are there parts of existing budgeting applications that you feel are done well? What are they?
Much like 25 years ago when I said to myself, "there's nothing on the internet that I need to see so badly that I'll install RealNetworks", I'll put stuff on the curb with a "free" sign before I'll reactivate my long-deactivated FB account (or buy new, depending on the direction of the transaction).
They wouldn't have to update the interface to do that, but they could give you 'crow-flies' and 'driving' distances for sure.
> Is that really true?

That's sort of the joke. It's another way of saying "the victors write the history books"
MS has a patent application on PoL (proof of life) so that crypto can be distributed to every human being that wants it.

https://www.pcmag.com/news/microsoft-patent-describes-tracki...
> It’s like saying that the other classmates didn’t let the bully copy their homework so he is right in beating the everliving shit out of a completely different kid.

Is this the only way that situation gets resolve or are there any alternatives? Why is the kid a bully? Why does he feel the need to copy homework? Maybe the classmates should group together and seriously injury the bully first, would they be in the right if they did so? How do you know the bully will actually harm the kid and doesn't just want to scare him?

You can make any situation a simple good-evil answer by drawing arbitrary boundaries around the situation. The propaganda this thread is mentioning enforces those boundaries and potentially prevents people from discussing the real underlying problems. Doesn't mean the outcome or conclusion is any different.
The price change you describe sounds like a poorly implemented price test. I don't think Shopify allows dispensaries to operate on their platform, but that is the type of hack you have (had? it's been a few years) to do to run a price test on Shopify.
HAProxy does not serve static files (AFAIK), so for some stacks you need to add nginx or caddy after haproxy as well to serve static files and forward to a fastcgi backend.
It's just like when the iPhone came out there were a ton of people dismissing it, saying it was just blind Apple fanboys that loved it.

Sometimes people being vocal about something being good is because it really is good. The iPhone was definitely like that. Rust is too. I would imagine the "it's just Rust hipsters" comments will die out in a few years when Rust is more popular than C++.
Such a system would have to include a provision that lets you reject the government's computations and submit the usual tax forms instead. I imagine the crazies would just do that.