skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A bit … each customers cattle is sequestered. You get an actual cow with a name/number. You can take the cow home if you want - it’s yours.

More like owning a pet horse.
Who reads the "manual of C++" -- what even is that, the standard document (certainly no-one should read that for learning).

It would be just about OK for the compiler to refuse to compile X and Y together.

If you "switched off" X, then in C++ (where code is in headers which are just concatenated with your code), this would effectively split the language, as you also couldn't use libraries which use X in their headers.
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> History teaches us that inflation will continue as long as the government keeps printing fiat money.

Of course, that is almost a tautology. The devil is in the details. No inflation is bad because the economy stops. High inflation is bad because of erosion of purchasing power and negative impact on nearly every participant in the economy. So what do you do to get that sweet spot of about 1-2% inflation? I'd say raising interest rates was a pretty good start, if a bit late in the game.
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It's really strange how a certain contrarian viewpoint about Russia's invasion has developed which just totally ignores everything from the Soviet Union in Afghanistan and America in Vietnam all the way up to America in Afghanistan.

There's a lot of precedent.
> But if the main driver of inflation is the demand side, or inflation expectations, history indicates that a painful recession could be the only way to curb inflation.

That's certainly the expected path forward, at least in the circles I associate with.

"When the tide goes out, you find out who's swimming naked" seems a reasonable guess as to what's going to happen. Both at larger bank/investment firm scale and at the individual level.

At an individual level, just how much slack and flexibility do you have in your spending, your finances, your general way of living? If you're a high earner (there are certainly plenty here that would qualify), are you spending that on lots of monthly payments of assorted luxury and stretch items (house, cars, all the other crap you can get loans for)? You're probably going to be in a world of hurt - there's no income so high you can't outspend it, and it's really hard to adjust those payments when the value of money goes down and you need more for the living expenses. Also, those payments don't go away if your job is eliminated.

If you're comfortably pulled back, with either a high savings rate or a high "optional spending" rate, then you should be in far better shape to adapt - and I'll suggest that using some of those resources to help others around you would be useful. Even just coordinating bulk buys of food and other resources is helpful. But the key here is that this allows for flexibility. It's good to be rich, and all that - so don't be stupid about it.

I think, collectively, we're in for a world of hurt. Inflation is high, and energy costs seem to be staggering back up. Europe is going to be a frozen wasteland this winter if it's anything but a warm winter, and the energy costs are already eating businesses alive out there. That's before you get to a possibility this winter, in which money doesn't help, because there's simply no energy to deliver. If the natural gas pipeline to your place are empty, welp. Doesn't help to be able to afford the energy when there's none to buy.

That does imply that you might consider some backup energy solutions for the winter. I'm a fan of kerosene lately. Less annoying to use than propane, and stores almost as well.

The last couple years have broken a lot of things. And we're only just beginning to learn how much is broken, how badly.
Ah ok I've not seen the benefits of this. I'm from the Netherlands but lived in Ireland and Spain. I don't think they have these setups.

But I think this needs much more priority than the 'one market' benefits for big business they're working on. It's really a mess if you move around in the EU now, it's not at all like in America.

They should fix the voting too: Right now as an expat I can only vote for my home country which has zero bearing on the country I live in :/ And changing nationalities takes 10+ years.

For other stuff like health I don't mind as much (especially as Spain has a much better state health system than the Netherlands' privatised crap :) )
Apparently the history of Weimar, Zimbabwe and Turkey don't provide proof enough that high inflation is bad.
> Whenever I tell civilians that I’m a web designer I get the sense that they place me in that other category, that other internet I noticed as a kid. I can see it in their eyes: Ah, so you’re one of those spammers, huh?

that would be progress. right now they see the web as an "infinite source of knowledge" and proceed to google something and click an amazon link on the page purporting to have the answer.
Not really. We don't have the assassinations.

The national guard doesn't shoot people; that's been democratized to police and private citizens.

The big violent demonstrations are gone. What passes for it these days is a pale shadow.

One "benefit" of the increased inequality is that people making less than the median are too exhausted to demonstrate, much less rebel. Rebellion has always been the act of those who belong, and by excluding more of society there is "peace".

Scare quotes used in case it's not obvious that I don't approve.
Ok, but why now? Why not 14 years ago, or 10 years ago, or 5 years ago? We've been in a zero-interest-rate, QE world for quite a while.

Somehow I do not think it is as trivial as your 8th grade econ textbook might suggest.
I imagine it's because Alibaba does not and will never have the purchasing agreements like HP/Dell/Apple/Lenovo do. I'd guess the secondary components that complete the laptop come at a premium, jacking up the retail price.
They care enough to lie and manipulate where it is trivial to do so that isn't a high standard.
I don’t understand your second paragraph.

Are you saying: “If inflation is good, Biden will support more of it”?
> History teaches us that inflation will continue as long as the government keeps printing fiat money.

That's what you hear a lot, especially these days.

But is it really true? What exactly is the signal path, that leads from more money to a higher inflation?
I guess, there is a fair amount of psychology involved.
What worries me the most about clojure and languages like it, is that seems to be for people who want to be clever with how they write programs, when that is the opposite of what I want from people I work with.
It seems the ukrainian army is advancing onto the "new"(ahem...) russian territories.

This is ignoring putin's regime warnings about the usage of tactical nukes.

The nuke gamble is on (Some say, putin's regime would warn 1 last time but with a nuke in the middle of the sea).

That said, there are still people who do not understand that any direct conflict between NATO and putin's regime means nuclear escalation, which makes this possibility near zero to happen, so this article seems to be part of the conflict disinformation.
I believe Cloud is an investor's playground at this point, given the huge opportunity that it presents. The fact that AWS makes a profit is due to its market position, which IBM Cloud, Oracle, Azure, and GCP have been chipping away at steadily, even if slowly. For GCP and AWS, I believe missing out on GitHub was a big mistake. Though, I fully expect GCP to loosen the purse strings for similar companies in the near future, esp given Azure/Microsoft have been on a tear of late.
Not that uncharted, perhaps. You can look up the Amsterdam banking crisis of 1763.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amsterdam_banking_crisis_of_...
> I just want to own and appreciate nice things and support the people who make those things.

If your appreciation is somehow connected with the ownership, then of course it is consumerism. If you think supporting someone talented is better justified by you getting something out of it, you are using that as a narcissistic rationalization for what you consume.
We are teetering on theocracy which doesn't bode well for employment.
Wouldn’t that count as a dongle? Those aren’t allowed.
This is a very simplistic viewpoint. One could also argue that Inflation happens when people don't trust that their government will pay back all the money borrowed.

The US govt has been on a spending spree as of late, but hasn't yet bothered to mention how they are going to pay for it.

In 2008/2009, the US govt was also on a spending spree, but did promise to pay the bill eventually. Inflation didn't spike in 2008/2009.

The bottom line is, nobody really KNOWS, we just have guesses. My guess currently fits all the facts, where yours does not, but that doesn't mean my guess is right, but perhaps it's more correct than your version.
Why is it a no-go? If you mark the check as "unlikely" the cost is extremely small, and maybe we should just pay the cost rather than have undefined behaviour.
In the short term, maybe.

Also, you’re assuming debt has fixed interest rates and asset prices will continue to rise forever. Neither of those things is likely to be true in the medium term (~5 years).

It’s complex. You can’t just look at high inflation in a vacuum without also considering that interest rates will rise (and possibly overcorrect) in response to high inflation.
My son is 4 weeks old. My wife is now a stay at home mum. It's hard, at least the first few weeks. I can't imagine what it would be like if my wife was working.
Could it be perhaps because you are a white male, and look fit and straight? Just hypothesizing.
Did you read the sources you linked to?

The first is for Martime incidents, which means you can safely fire into the water (this cannot be done on land).

The second source makes it completely clear "warning shots" are prohibited except for when at sea (martime law again), and under very specific cases while in the air.

The third source explicitly states in all caps, "NO WARNING SHOTS" and says you're to "SHOOT: to remove the threat of death/serious bodily injury...".

Further, all 3 documents provided are for military scenarios, not law enforcement.

I do not understand where any one of these sources supports your argument.
My ZMI PowerPack 20k & 20k Pro's are still my daily drivers (good for 45W/65W only, but fine for my use), but I did snag one of these off the indiegogo (for the high-speed dual port capability). I hadn't realized it has this uninterrupted capability- awesome. I use USB-C to dc-barrel jack adapters, and this it an makes an affordable, reasonable capacity UPS.

It seems to still be available on alibaba and ebay. https://www.aliexpress.com/i/3256802290206038.html?gatewayAd...

It is truly excellent seeing battery packs with >1 input-output USB-C port (100W and 45W combined).
> They were also immediately followed by Reagan, who wasn’t exactly a shining beacon of progressivism.

Reagan benefited from Volker, and Carter chose Volker knowing that it would probably cost him re-election.

Reagan then squandered the benefit, but is now worshipped as some sort of prelapsarian god. Let's hope the US can slough off that nonsense soon.
I get that. Just checking I had it right that this is ~not really the analysis we most want.
Most of the same words are used in TV news writing, including many that still reference 'tape' and other things that are no longer part of how TV is made.

Also nice to see a site that works without JS :)
Thank you indeed, my friend!
" hearsay. It totally is."

No it is an opinion, and IMHO the RoI for time invested in learning bash is far less than Python or Powershell.
So, Brazil had it good when they had high inflation because debtors... Wait... doesn't CC rates go up during inflationary times?

But Ok, maybe we should follow the example of Brazil, right?
There is nothing about fracking in Germany in this article. Regarding "Russia blowing up their own pipelines", that makes zero strategic sense. The pipelines being an option played into Russia pressuring EU. That potential leverage going away is not really helping the Russians.

I see a lot of posts written from point-of-views that can only be described as outlandish, as they do not reflect the grim reality. I'd be surprised if full-scale riots in every major Northern European city are not the order of the day in a couple of months, never mind years.
I think you're forgetting whom this product is aimed at. Also small batch vs a quantity product produced en masse like a latitude.
That previous inflation highs were also created intentionally?
I see. You took it upon yourself to decide who is a liar and who isn't.
The article said libSQL would have a clear code of conduct. README.md stated their goals and said SQLite's code of ethics was unclear. Was there another announcement?
You will get no debate from me that NYC is a cesspool for financial scams including legal ones.

your whataboutism however does not change the fact that when it comes to Computer Fraud cases, which is what is being claimed as the justification for banning the VLC site, India is in fact either #1 or at minimum in the top 10 for fraud the originates as malware or "tech support" or simplar scams

and Just like the US Government has an incentive to protect NYC Scammers (and they do) the India government has an incentive to protect scammers there

I fail to understand how me stating the truth and reality of the situation is somehow attacking the people of India nor racism

Just like when people call out the US government for the bullshit it does I don't view it as an attack on me. My government sucks, it is terrible, fuck the US Government.

I am pretty much anti every government
My MacBook Air will happily draw 5w at 5V from a USB-A power bank from years ago through the laptop’s USB-C connector.

In short, it will take whatever it can get and boost.

Kinda inefficient to run 2x boosts, but it does the job.

Will buy you time during use and slowly charge while closed.
Won't be a bitter pill if he can offload most of the expenditure by selling it to Saudi Arabia, which would probably love to own such an influential chunk of the "public square."
In blitz, 5 minutes totally would work, in classical chess I have my doubts.

The Sinquefield Cup (the tournament where the drama started) added a 15 minute delay which would be much more noticeable and less forgiving.
“Young man, in mathematics you don't understand things. You just get used to them.”

—John von Neumann

I’m sure there’s room for improvement, but intuition and understanding are usually the result of repetition.
Isn't Quantum Computing bullshit?
can we get a noscript/basic (x)html link? plz?
I've broken a rib (tenth) from an over under head and arm toss thrown by a 220lb-er in practice.

Broken rib to liver laceration makes sense.

Even a broken neck is plausible, but everything together... I don't know
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For reference, the IEEE 802.15.4 spec is ~800 pages long. 900 pages does sound like a lot considering that Matter (AFAIK?) doesn't directly spec any hardware or transport details - those being covered in 802.15.4 and Thread.

Granted, we should remember that those 900 pages include base details that, probably, CSA are not planning to change in the foreseeable future. They need to be very thorough.

To answer your real question: device manufacturers will likely use the Matter SDK. It would be a huge undertaking for a smart-light manufacturer to re-write all of that code from scratch!
Can I get some evidence to show that practicing calculus will make you more intelligent?
Re:

> * We would like to use io_uring and asynchronous interfaces

> * We would like to provide replication hooks for distributed systems

> * We would like to allow for WASM-based user-defined functions

This shit isn't needed in SqLite any more than QEMU needs to have anything whatsoever to do with virtualization.
The Matrix Dendrite Project Move from Kafka to NATS
Back to Mastodon.
I’ve never understand why people bitch about having to study math, but are seemingly fine studying history, literature, etc., which are just as useless in everyday life.
Bash makes simply things simple and hard things impossible while being ugly as sin.
Maybe? The victim was reaching towards his back which complicates the situation. The police officer had already told him to not do that. This is almost certainly a twitchy cop who gave confusing commands like keep your hands up and also crawl and he probably should lose his job, but it isn't as easy as you seem to be conveying.

If you are civilian and are detaining a person for a just cause like they were trying to kill you or something (Daniel had been pointing a gun out of a window so it is reasonable to think he may try to kill somebody) and the person reached to his back like that you might not be convicted if you shoot them.

It seems to me like you are making the assumption that a civilian would be convicted. Do you have any examples for the same situation?
If you believe Musk would deliver true transparency then I got a self driving car to sell you.
It probably does, I think mostly in the sense digital media is relatively new and misunderstood -- even today -- and publishers thought they could get away with an iron grip they simply could not have with physical stuff. So it's probably not that they lose profitability, but more that the extraordinary profit margins of digital get capped back to normality.

Disregarding piracy [1], if I can sell a digital item and lose access in the process (so that I'm not making duplicates out of thin air), then what's the harm? That it's easier and more efficient to do used sales this way? Well, aren't free market proponents all about efficiency? Or is it just when it doesn't affect their profits?

[1] If we don't disregard piracy, then all bets are off and whatever the publisher wants becomes irrelevant.
It took a bit of time to compensate the destruction of value that occurred in 2008.
I updated the post to say "multi-dimensional array".

In a context like this, we use tensor because it allows for any number of dimensions (while vector/ array is only one, matrix is two). When you get into ML libraries, both popular packages PyTorch and TensorFlow use the "tensor" terminology.

It's a good point. Hope it's clearer for devs with "array" terminology.
It's not just size but also model architecture. DALLE mini (craiyon.com) has the opposite priority because of its different architecture; you can enter a complex prompt and it will follow it, but it's much slower and the image quality is a lot worse. SD prefers to make aesthetic pictures over listening to everything you tell it.

You can improve this in SD by raising cfg_scale at the cost of some weird "oversharpening" artifacts. Or, you can make a crappy image in DallE mini and use that as the img2img prompt with SD to make it prettier.

The real sign it's lacking intelligence is, if you ask it a question it won't draw the answer, it'll just draw the question. Of course, they could fix that too, it's got a GPT in it, they just don't let it recurse…
ESH

He's kicking someone else when they are down, but that seems to be petty revenge in retribution for perceived attacks.
This is actually quite scary, we know that the economy is going down. We're just not sure when will it recover
Even if new firmware is out, you're not guaranteed to get it. Linus got it because he has millions of subscribers and if he makes a stink, companies have to listen. If you're a boring customer with just one twitter account at your disposal, you may never be able to update.
I heard about a 26% theorical limit.

Wonder why now.
Balance of payments.
> Mostly it was the total chaos, riots, and unrest.

Total nonsense. Source: I lived through the 70s.
Jeff Geerling recently did a stream on this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Krpac-MaD5s
No. Don't drop crutches before you can walk with crutches. Then try not to use them less. Some people will always need crutches, that's okay. If you can fly you run, if you can't run you walk, if you can't walk you crawl, if you can't crawl you roll around. Keep moving :).
That’s a good set of rules to follow – if not the letter, then the spirit, e.g., I spend hardly any time on sites such as YouTube or Reddit so for myself, I’d replace Rule 1 with “Cut down on reading Hacker News (or other sources of interesting articles)” and I’d replace Rule 2 with “spend less time watching TV/films”.

I’ve recently got into the habit of watching TV while eating and snacking and after reading Rules 4 and 6, have come to the conclusion that it’s a bad habit; eating should be intentional and purposeful, not a thoughtless activity while being mentally engaged by some other activity. I don’t know if I could go cold turkey with external stimulation so from now on, if I’m eating alone, I’ll just listen to music (instead of reading or watching TV).
What we definitely should teach kids that isnt taught is discounted cash flow analysis as almost everyone has a loan at some point in life and few know how to calculate them
You can do that, yes https://0x0.st/oJVK.webm
Haha, yes, of course. In fact, come to think of it, is object permanence a reasonable concept? Once I am no longer perceiving an object aren't I just relying on a fallible memory of it?
Granted, I'm not super into comic books. But the Pushisher is a vigilante that likes to solve crime in a pretty brutal way. And, IIRC, he doesn't necessarily care if the person is guilty, only that he thinks that they are "bad" in some way, and for that, they deserve whatever torture and brutality he dishes out. Cops flying a Punisher flag is not ironic, it's on the nose.

Everyone gets that he represents the brutality of the justice system. It's just that most people in the justice system don't see his behavior as a fault or criticism; just reality.
Maybe not concrete but this feels like a clear policy preference:

Suspending the Twitter account of a major news organization for publishing a truthful story was obviously incredibly inappropriate — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) April 26, 2022

A Twitter that agrees with "obviously incredibly inappropriate" here would be a significant change.
I don't think you realize just how much of the money has been printed in the last 2 years.

See fed balance sheet over time:
https://www.federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy/bst_recenttren...

See M2 over time:
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M2SL