skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Teams is decent as a chat client. Zoom is more of a meeting client (it has chat feature but I’ve never met anyone who uses them).
I can give you exact dates, I just didn't bother to look it up. You can see it in this address [1] which is a Celsius-owned payment rail between tether treasury and Celsius trading addresses.

The exact transactions start here [2] (aug 11, 2021). I got the date wrong in my previous post because I didn't remember and was too lazy to check.

As for your misreading of legal documents and misunderstanding of how loans are written:

The loan was not written in May 2022 -- it was written prior to October 2021, when its existence was confirmed. The loan is denominated in BTC at the price at which it was underwritten (early August 2021, BTC price low-mid $40k)

The fact that BTC dropped 30% in may-june 2022 has no relation to the total loan value from Celsius' side. It only changes the amount of collateral tether would be margin calling Celsius for.

Celsius faced a margin call in May 2022 (price 30k) because the loan was written around a BTC value around 30% higher than that (~40k). Note the math checks out here as well.

It took over a month for the margin call to result in liquidation, hence tether's loss of $250-300m at a price of $21k. If tether immediately liquidated in May 2022, they would have skated by without a loss.

[1] https://etherscan.io/tokentxns?a=0xd41cdb2a35a666e8e1f9f5305...

[2] https://etherscan.io/tx/0x367f433872789fa0223d6ca93c6e073a72...
Not only does it grow well in salted land... it regenerates the land in the process by sucking salt out of the soil.

Salt is adrenal support. So is liquorice. I had no idea it was such a salt-loving plant but it makes perfect sense.
no worries; it's worth discussing :)
This changes the default regime to put more surveillance in the hands of police. In theory this would not matter, since police should have the same legal/investigatory predicate before accessing surveillance regardless of who has custody, but we have indications that this type of access regime is easily abused and accountability mechanisms are not reliable.
Today I had to use Windows. I installed Teams and called a colleague to pair program. He then left me on hold, and the hold music kicked in; I search everywhere in the app's settings to no avail. I searched how to stop and disable this hold music, and then, to me disbelief, I found out that I had to go to "Teams admin center" and manage policy to disable this, there's even a a dedicated page for this madness [0]!

Burn this wretched creature!

[0] https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/music-on-ho...
God what an incredible story, I love hearing it every time. The prediction of a planet using science and maths.

The follow up (correct me on the details here) is that they later measured Mercury’s orbit to a high precision, estimated that some body was disturbing Mercury’s orbit, and went looking again to repeat Sir Isaac’s miraculous math. But… nothing was there. It turned out Mercury orbits at relativistic speeds and Newton’s model wasn’t taking that into account.

Vaguely remember this from Kuhn’s Structure of Scientific Revolutions
For the same reason I don't drive my car as if it were a frictionless and spherical point mass. It's an idealized and fictional construct that is useful only insofar as a model by which to derive principals that can be applied to reality.

Much as we do not have a theory of everything in physics because, despite our incredible talent as a species for constructing models and deriving principals, we have yet to come to a coherent model that directly maps to reality fully, we do not yet have some kind of economic theory of everything. Your repeated assertions of "belief in the free market" read to me much as a a religious belief, in that they are assertions of the mechanisms by which things work, despite repeatedly clashing with ground state reality. In my view they are, at best, simplistic representations of some other mechanism.

I am actually quite a big fan of markets, and am interested in finance, trading, business, etc. But I am not a market ideologue, nor am I naive enough to think that someone has come up with a perfect economic system - especially when it is claimed to somehow harness for good and neutralize humanity's near infinite capacity for greed and evil.
This article states that GPU instances are slower on GCP - it doesn’t make any claims about non-GPU instances.
The Walkman was cool, I had several. Then the Discman. But the coolest of all was MiniDisc—-super slim, ultra portable, indestructible media, no skipping. It was popular in Japan but niche technology in the US. I really wish it caught on. One of my favorites features was the inline stick remote with an LCD display screen. Put the player in your pocket and clip the remote to your shirt, bag, etc. with full controls and a display of the current track.
I would assume in a real crash, especially if we're comparing it to the 2000s tech crash, someone must get destroyed. I personally think companies that can't even make a car drive for a demo, something most at home diy ev hobby builders can do, and also lie about it, probably would go first in a crash.

You propose that's not what a crash is. What is it then? And when can we say it's as severe as the early 2000s crash?
Sure you can, "causation without correlation" happens all the time in systems with feedback from unmodelled variables. A canonical example is correlating braking force with vehicle speed while driving downhill; if you're trying to maintain speed, your data's going to look like your speed remains relatively constant no matter how hard you brake.

(Or, I guess relevant here, you're not going to find much correlation between, say, getting guillotined and being dead 150 years in the future, even though getting guillotined absolutely does count as a cause of death in the conventional sense.)
It's a bit of a paradox, isn't it? In theory it seems quite elegant to avoid tightly coupling the memory allocator to the kernel. But in practice, the fact that every pointer has to be freed by the same DLL that allocated it is famous for causing problems for Windows developers. As is, more generally, the inability to pass C and C++ standard library types across DLL boundaries.

I think my ideal system would look like Linux in some ways. Any given Linux system has a 'standard' shared library ecosystem, with a single shared libc, and usually a shared C++ standard library as well. Executables and libraries that participate in that ecosystem can assume they'll use the same standard libraries and so can pass those libraries' types across module boundaries. Alongside them are 'hermit' executables, like Go programs or C programs statically linking to musl, that avoid the standard libc. But those executables typically also avoid all other system shared libraries (or greatly constrain their usage), so the difficulty in using their APIs (due to mismatched standard library types) isn't a big deal. Now, Linux sort of forces this approach by having the dynamic linker itself be part of libc. But that has some downsides, such as forcing the vDSO to work differently from every other library. I think I'd prefer to have a universal dynamic linker, like on Windows, but to still have 'ecosystem shares a libc, while hermits stick to themselves' as a convention.
I am in a sphere in space, and I throw a dart at a wall, and I measure the coordinates. I caused those coordinates to occur, yet there is no correlation between cause and coordinates. Or a coin toss.
What color was it?
4K 120hz is merely the limit of the HDMI standard used on the Series X. It is not a hard requirement needed to publish on the platform. This would be akin to claiming that the PS3 was a 1080p 60Hz console, when the vast majority of the library managed closer to 720p 30hz.

While developers are free to make 4K 120hz their target, few games attempt it, and the ones that do, often make significant graphical compromises or are graphically undemanding to begin with.
Worth mentioning that at least on my N900 stock Maemo, battery life is pretty crap and totally unpredictable. In my experience it’s as likely to discharge in 4 hours, as it is to last 9 hours and still have some charge.

That said, N900 was an amazing breath of fresh air compared to the stifling monopoly of iOS and Android, and actually worked unlike modern Linux phones.
If it's censored so effectively, how do you expect people to find it via googling based on vague allusions? If you believe this is so important, why be so vague in the first place? This is not how speaking in good faith looks.
At a certain point we'll realize if Star Citizen is the Notre Dame or La Sagrada of video games.
This is incorrect. There may be exceptions but ships that are bought exist in game and can be used right away.
What is the difference between Q and csvsql?
Sure but consider that in the old regime you would know how often and when the police wanted to look at your cameras (unless they were asking your storage provider rather than you). They would also need to make the effort to ask and justify each time. With this program they would seem to have more seamless access with fewer human checkpoints on the way. You will have to decide whether you think this is good.
In my experience, keep the iPhone and build some self-control. Have separate phones for work and YouTube. Avoid social media apps like the plague (because they really are a plague on attention).
And the state change occurs when the portion of solid ice becoming liquid water warms however slightly, even if there’s a cooling side effect on the remaining ice as more energy is dissipated during that warming. Or am I still misunderstanding?
It's not about being born in that country. It's about paying taxes in that country.

There are also examples in that thread of people who got exceptions. One person was doing a notable job of protecting Russians against the regime.

And Namecheap is 95% Ukrainian it seems. So, raging about having 7 days to move seems inconsiderate considering the situation.
I don't think that's the full story. On Mac, which is way harder to break than linux, teams is atrocious. I don't know the teams experience on Linux or Windows but just using it on Mac is terrible enough.
The main reason would be the number of episodes. The UK series is very short which is typical. US shows try to stay on for as long as possible to maximize profits. That's exactly what they've done with The Office.
> Withdrawal and losing is likely to end up with him dead, maybe his family too.

I think the number one reason he doesn't quit, is not fear of being killed, it is the damage quitting would do to his ego and reputation. Is death the thing that scares Putin the most? Maybe, his reputation is more important to him than his life.

And if he really wanted to go, I'm sure some Middle Eastern country would be happy to grant him asylum, where he would be quite safe from anyone who wanted to physically harm him. Safety for his family could easily be arranged as well.
GP appears to be pointing out that a poster's stated preferences are at odds with their actual revealed preferences, which is a fair comment.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revealed_preference

Please don't respond with snark.
The 12kW includes producing and shipping that car battery every 7 years, and the fossil fuel derived fertilizer on the corn that feeds the beef you eat. And the distillation of the tonnes of ultra pure water required to make your phone. And so on.

But yes. It is relatively trivial to come closer to a sustainable level than the US average.
Do you have any evidence to support that claim? The issue was the suing party only wanted to recount 4 counties that they had the biggest advantage in - what is a legitimate reason for that?

Also, there are limits base don when the electors are required to meet, and the President was term limited. There is no legal way for him to have remained in office beyond the expiration of his 2nd term.
You can see the query in the http referrer can you not
I don’t think any NATO nation will send much in the way of tanks. Tanks are a giant target on a modern battlefield. As superior as the latest Abrams might be to most other tanks, anti-tank weaponry is far better and fairly cheap these days.

The Russians are “fighting the last war” again, expecting numerical superiority in armor and artillery to win. It isn’t working.
NASA – Artemis Cryogenic Demonstration Test Concludes, All Objectives Met
I don't have any context around this: why is that cheating?
Luckily, there are shades of gray between "best thing ever" and "i hate it so much i want to leave".

Nuance, it's awesome!
I think fedora uses xfs by default not btrfs (at least in coreos version of f35)
> If they were humans, a court could deem the outputs copyright infringement

Why? I am a human, I can learn the composition of stock photos and use the idea in my work. There is no copyright infringement, or there is simply no way to prove it.

The connection needs to be really strong to consider something as derivative work.
Well, no, I don't travel that much, but in the last three years I've probably stayed at 15 different places. I don't recall any of them saying the room number out loud. (Not a statistically valid sample, and all that...)
I sent my people home on the 12th.
I doubt they breathed fire!
You could actually go to space several times for this cash
Syria is mentioned as a point of comparison in the first paragraph of the OP.
I really recommend Tom Murphy's (one of the paper's authors) blog about energy and our possible future https://dothemath.ucsd.edu/
Not having the ServoV4 available to anyone but Google employees completely invalidates any praises of this thing being "open".
Additionally, the Titan C chip included on the mainboard doesn't appear to be socketed (please correct me if I'm wrong), so you're basically stuck with a proprietary processor hooked into your machine doing god knows what. Note that the Titan C isn't open source like the "OpenTitan" project, which means they're basically privacy-washing chromebooks.

I don't have a problem with them making a chromebook but not releasing Coreboot firmware for the existing boards is giving me bad vibes, really worried Framework's leadership is compromised.
Some music is hard for even people to make out the lyrics to.
Can you two (@azlyrics, @fny) expand on this - or point to a topical article?

When I first saw this @azlyrics comment was dead and I'm wondering what the fuzz is.
thank you hn! this is a such a gem find
I know, and understand that Intel offers better deals to undercut their competitors. But just search for all discussions on frame.work on Reddit or HN and you'll find that top most requested feature is an AMD CPU. Most of us know that AMD today makes slightly better CPU than Intel. And it's cheaper too! And AMD always has offered better support to upgrade their CPUs - upgrade-ability is one of the key features of frame.work.
It's easier to make a regular smartphone minimalist than to buy a minimalist smartphone. Do the environment a favour.

My iPad is disconnected from everything else. It's made to draw and read, nothing more. It has only 4 apps and all notifications are turned off.

My smartphone is also very quiet, because I aggressively disabled notifications. I only get instant messages and calls. Everything else is off. If that's too much, there's silent mode.
So...the CEO of Cymru is also on the board of TOR?

That sounds...problematic?

>Beyond his day job as CEO of Team Cymru, Rabbi Rob Thomas also sits on the board of the Tor Project, a privacy focused non-profit that maintains the Tor software. That software is what underpins the Tor anonymity network, a collection of thousands of volunteer-run servers that allow anyone to anonymously browse the internet.

>“Just like Tor users, the developers, researchers, and founders who've made Tor possible are a diverse group of people. But all of the people who have been involved in Tor are united by a common belief: internet users should have private access to an uncensored web,” the Tor Project’s website reads.

>When asked by Motherboard in April about Thomas’ position on the Tor Project board while also being the CEO of a company that sells a capability for attributing activity on the internet, Isabela Bagueros, executive director for the Tor Project, said in an email that “Rabbi Rob's potential conflicts of interest have been vetted according to the standard conflicts disclosure process required of all board members. Based on the board's understanding of Rabbi Rob's work with Team Cymru, the board has not identified any conflicts of interest.”
Just wanted to offer some unrequested feedback and say that I enjoyed reading your code:)
Make hay before Google gives away free hay.

That said there is value in integration of this into other things.
The TODO section at the end of olive.c shows that there's lots more to do, and decisions to make about how much to do (e.g. what about bezier curves?), but that's quibbling: it is refreshing (and educational) to see everything here done in such a perfectly self-contained way. Godspeed!
And yet there is a big difference between the hot and neutral conductors in a 120V outlet in the US. The neutral remains close to ground potential, and is actually bonded to earth at the breaker panel.
To be honest, it comes with the general Office365 package and if you are leaned on Azure(popular where I am from), then why not use it as is? Teams is convenient too, as adding a calendar invite means you get am auto generated meeting link. And in most cases business & accounting teams make the choice and implement it company wide as policy.

We also use it, but out of frustration, many of our colleagues use Slack as well as some hardcore engineering teams are too reluctant to use Teams and outright use Discord.

Many of the teams brought in the issue to upper management about Teams but they redirect us to our IT management company, who tells us it comes with subscription and our business strategists or something has to ask to change this but they want an “ubiquitous” company wide system and so on.

Now we are often stuck with messaging people in three different places because someone will never respond in Teams, someone may not be in Slack and someone may not be using discord :)
Pompeian Group Therapy
Spoiler: "Salt added to an ice / water slurry in an ice cream machine lowers the temperature of the mixture beyond the typical freezing point of water."
MV approves plan to replace rent-controlled apartments with low-income units
Yeah. Screw this 'climate change' nonsense. Let's see if we can vaporize the mantle by 2100.

The second law exists and climate change is just the first of many symptoms of running face first into it.

2kW is a sensible limit for living on a planet and having it still be a planet worth living on. You might push it up an order of magnitude or two without cooking humans by fully transforming most habitable land and carefully rejecting 30% of the sunlight whilst using the rest, but that would destroy most ecosystems.

If you want a barren rock to bake, go live on the moon.
Does it have thumbnails yet?
I just tested it on a few of my YouTube videos in Korean and it's surprisingly good at transcription.
I just tried it in a few Korean YouTube videos and it's surprisingly accurate, to an extent where I would've thought it was done by a human.
A bit more of a big hammer, but it's pretty straightforward with TLA+ as well:

---- MODULE DogBunny ----

VARIABLE location

Init ==
location = [
dog |-> "Tree",
bunny1 |-> "House",
bunny2 |-> "Boat"
]

Goal ==
location = [
dog |-> "Bone",
bunny1 |-> "Carrot",
bunny2 |-> "Carrot"
]

Occupied(loc) ==
\E animal \in DOMAIN location: location[animal] = loc

Unidir(animal, from, to) ==
location[animal] = from /\ location' = [ location EXCEPT ![animal] = to ]

Bidir(animal, a, b) ==
Unidir(animal, a, b) \/ Unidir(animal, b, a)

Move(animal) ==
\/ Unidir(animal, "Carrot", "Tree")
\/ Bidir(animal, "Well", "Carrot") /\ ~Occupied("Bone")
\/ Bidir(animal, "Well", "Tree")
\/ Bidir(animal, "Well", "Flower")
\/ Bidir(animal, "Tree", "House") /\ Occupied("Bone") /\ Occupied("Flower")
\/ Unidir(animal, "Flower", "Boat")
\/ Bidir(animal, "House", "Boat") /\ Occupied("Tree")
\/ Bidir(animal, "House", "Bone") /\ Occupied("Carrot")
\/ Unidir(animal, "Bone", "Boat")

Next ==
\E animal \in DOMAIN location: Move(animal)

Invariant ==
~Goal

====

with this config file:

INIT Init
NEXT Next
INVARIANT Invariant
CHECK_DEADLOCK FALSE

Finds (presumably) the same solution, with 26 steps.
C++ Crash Course [0] should be a good start. It will teach you all the important basics without the legacy stuff.

[0] https://nostarch.com/cppcrashcourse
My VC friends use the words Talent when sober but keep repeating (mumbling) Traction and Execution after a few pints. Vino Veritas?
It’s funny that it apparently crashes for people. Never had a single crash or lagging, sharing works fine, but it also doesn’t work and is a mess.

Sometimes there are no notifications. I’ve had messages by my boss that I’d only see by chance hours later because Teams never notified me. I tried ingesting Seq alerts. But those are only possible in the groups tab, which has literally no notifications at all if one is in the chats tab.

The search feature has to be an elaborate joke. No one can think you can build a search feature that shows no context at all.

Their pseudo-markdown. What's going on there? If I press the wrong symbols or forget to paste with Ctrl+Shift+V I’ll be in some weird layout state that I can’t get out of, usually I just give up and send the broken looking messages.
I'm not a lawyer and I can't say how existing copyright law applies to this situation, but, how is taking images and feeding them into an ML model different from taking library code and including it in your software?

In both cases, you take a series of bytes (the image data / the library source code) that is ultimately crucial to the functioning of your software, combine it with your own original code you wrote (training / compilation), and end up with a new output (the trained model / the binary executable) that is distinct from any of the original sources.

If you use a GPL'd library in your software, then it's uncontroversial to say that you have to follow the terms of the GPL. You can't say "well actually, the compiler is just reading your source code and learning what sort of binary it should produce, just like a human learns by studying source code, so I actually don't have to follow your licensing terms". No one would buy that. You clearly used that library, so you have to obey whatever terms come along with it.

Why is it fine to ignore the licensing terms for image data you incorporate into your software, but not third-party source code that you incorporate?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_BILL49nos
If I dare to be optimistic for once, cure cancer via simulated protein folding.
>one should be able to very plainly foresee his next moves

Enlighten us.
All the clouds are pretty upfront about availability being non-guaranteed if you don't reserve it. I wouldn't call it a reliability issue if your non-guaranteed capacity takes some tens of seconds to provision. I mean, it might be your reliability issue, because you chose not to reserve capacity, but it's not really unreliability of the cloud — they're providing exactly what they advertise.
Don't know about quantified, but some of the underwater videos show bubble entrainment in some kind of shear flow 25+ meters down, which indicates a terrifying amount of velocity and power pushing downwards.
I did mean the full nodes they are promoting the benefits of running on the linked posts. Must have gotten words mixed up when thinking about validate rewards and not noticed.
What about An Idiot Abroad? Similar concept, albeit Karl is more of a crank.
Maybe you could come up with some kind of analog encoding of the original audio levels and store that on the tape instead.
Not only is this childish but the Gods name isn’t pronounced like that