skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah, I suppose the real question is how active is their trading? And are systems in place to catch them if they do appear to trade on insider info?

This is one of those situations where the possibility/impression of special access to gains is probably worse than any actual gains being made. And it's certainly a much smaller scale than what we saw with Congress ($10s of millions in some cases).
No I was not aware!
I never heard of the Boots Theory before now, but I don't think it applies to the MTA. They buy the top of the line. And will build their own parts if it doesn't exist. It's not unusual for subway cars to run for millions of miles and last decades. The R32's were deployed in the 1930's and lasted until the early 2000's [0].

I am a New Yorker, and have seen the MTA do maintenance at night or over a weekend. Or, if things are desperate, during the day.

I don't know the real issues either, but always assumed politics played a big part.

[0] -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R32_(New_York_City_Subway_car)
My tax dollars should pay for these companies to be regulated in the interests of the people, not the interests of the people that are regulators.

The fewer opportunities for conflict of interest, the better the outcomes in the general case.
FWIW, I followed my own advice earlier this year, in at least one respect. I left my previous job for other reasons, however.
Oh and here's laowhy86 taking down Musk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9UQkMw5QVc
To further this, if you have 200k of VTI/VTSAX or of a non vanguard alternative, that's $15,000 of Apple stock alone. It's about 6% of VTI currently which will hold true of any broad based market fund.

If you own a tech sector fund like VGT, Apple makes up 22% of the fund. So having 200k of VGT is going to be just shy of $50,000 worth of apple stock.
You don't even have to buy anything. Insult Linux in a forum full of tech nerds if you want to see a demonstration of this.
Obsidian is just a folder of plain text files on your computer so you can use pretty much any sync service (iCloud, Dropbox, OneDrive, etc) — you can even use Git if you want to completely control sync and version control.

Also for web clipper check out this bookmarklet I made: https://stephanango.com/obsidian-web-clipper
Some might call it a password manager, but different :).
A couple of friends and I started working on this and would like some feedback.

Tell me what you think!
70 lines is generous compared to Clean Code dogma/opinion.
If you wouldn't be creating jobs in the U.S. through this company, then the only option would be an O-1 but the standard for an O-1 is high - although not as high as the O-1 criteria would suggest.
I feel like this article is making a bigger deal out of Palm Court than need be. I have been there; yes, if you do any research at all you know your getting ripped off on food prices. But for a date night of just wandering around the show rooms, and then getting some food it was a good time. SF isn’t dying.
There of course could be all sorts of clever statistical explanations for two experiments coming up with conflicting results, but a simpler explanation seems to be that these two hypotheses aren't in direct opposition.

The abstract of the first says:

> Our results suggest that virtual interaction comes with a cognitive cost for creative idea generation.

and the abstract of the second says

> Three experiments were designed to test the efficacy of ideation procedures that involved alternation of individual and group idea generation sessions (hybrid brainstorming) as compared to traditional individual and group ideation. [...] The results of the experiments support the original suggestion by Osborn (1953) that the most effective brainstorming process is one that involves a variation in individual and group ideation.

This all seems to fit what common sense would have us believe, right? A mix of alone and group time helps, virtual group time isn't a perfect replacement for in-person group time for some tasks.
Just legalize all the drugs. It makes no sense to keep something arbitrary banned for greater good. Some people will abuse it and some people will try it and then stop because they don't like it. Just like today with alcohol.

Edit: My main point to for legalization is better quality of product, more collected taxes and less crime.
How to Teach Critical Thinking
Just today I got presented an article in my "newsfeed" claiming that coroutines in C++ are the hottest thing right now in algorithmic trading, which I assume also relies on databases.

It left me thinking because of the unpredictability in timing which arises from its use, but then again, the article closes with the sentence

> Until then, it is important to note that no feature is given support by C++ if it has not been fine-tuned and optimized and we cannot expect to see total coroutine implementation until at least C++26. Nonetheless, if you’re an algorithmic trader or C++ developer, watch this space and watch it very closely.

https://www.efinancialcareers.com/news/2022/10/algorithmic-t...
How confident are you in your assessment of the dangers of cocaine? I used to think it was on par with other tightly controlled narcotics in terms of health risks, but digging into the literature I've modified my views quite a bit.

Cocaine use is a lot more normalized in the UK than it is in the states, I think the article reflects that.
why the downvotes? sorry, i'm only commenting on how society seems to view drug use. this isn't a personal statement of values.
There is a real illegal vs legal split here, legal immigrants tend to be quite well educated. The majority of illegal immigrants have a high school degree but they are definitely less educated than the average American.

That said, while undocumented immigrants tend to be less educated being able to work when we didn’t pay for any of their education is still a boon. It’s something of a waste to pay for 12 years of education and then have someone doing manual labor.
Did you try the 1.0 version of mobile app? It's much improved compared to past versions. What are the issues you are running into?
Do you have examples of 'nuisance crimes' related to cocaine? I am currently trying to wrap my head around passive cocaine snorting. Some of the images in my head are quite disgusting. :-)
I work at a web agency, and we reached the 10 user limit, and that means we have to be an enterprise customer which makes it 10-20 times the price we are paying already. We ended up removing one user and were looking for another provider. When we told the sales person from Vercel the price was high we got told we are not the kind of customer they want.
Am I mistaken or are all the note taking systems optimized for isolated usage? Some allow some form of communication by publishing notes but the last time I checked, there was no public pool of notes that were open for discovery.

I would love to have a system where my notes are automatically linked with notes from other users who have the same ideas or goals.
At least you can do backups.
these are merely the predominant ways society treats drug use -- and i applaud the effort to move it to "mental health disorder" where previously it was "moral failing"

obviously if we are talking about harder drugs like cocaine, heroin, etc., the physical damage and dependence effects must be accounted for.
Funny, I was just last week having an argument with one of our team leads. I'd told him to create a specific container without a partition key (which I wouldn't recommend except in certain circumstances), and he said he couldn't. I assumed he was just doing it wrong.
> I use the utility's outage map to find out when I'll have power again during storms, but I would bet most people turn to the Facebook page.

Do either of those pages get the power back sooner?

How about regulating and resourcing the power systems so that storms don't frequently take them out. I've lived in the same house for over thirty years and I can count the number of outages on the fingers of one hand. Two of them were planned and all were of less than 24 hours duration.

I'll grant you that I live in an area that doesn't have a lot of storms but even so the electricity company cuts a wide corridor either side of power lines to make sure that trees cannot fall on the lines.
Any age, but you test positive for the street version. Add a chemical taggant to the pharmaceutical version. Make it cheaper than the street drug.

All the dealers have to find new jobs because the invisible hand took all the money out of their pockets.
So then you are in group 1.... Clearly.

Most people disagree
the "big office real estate conspiracy" is in full swing...
So many articles shilling for going back, but the genie is out of the bottle now.
Prison inmate accused of orchestrating $11M fraud using cell cellphone
Up here things like binbags and decent rubber and riggers gloves for post flood clean up disappeared fast. Plastic tubs and buckets too. You've done decent prep already, if you have a full BBQ GAS cylinder and matches.

ATM run out of cash and small traders stripe terminals stop running when their phone dies. Either you go to an honour system or have some cash handy.
I think I feel what you mean.

> being introduced to software or a service shouldn’t be presented as such an emotional experience as I think it is.

I found/experienced this when I was writing my own texts/content for a project/startup of mine. There was something pulling on me to write in a more emotional tone and I had to actively cut it back and get more to the point, just call it what it is. A good example is the first sentence of this paragraph; the word before the slash is what I think and the word after the slash is what I initially wrote down. I didn't "found" anything, I had to "experience" it. It's not a "project", but a "startup". I guess I'm influenced by western culture in general and HN-like culture specifically.

Is this also what you mean? Am I close? I guess I feel what you mean, but it's hard to put it into words.
That feels like the wrong model to me.

I don't want to work for FAANG for various reasons, but their negative externalities are either things I'd have no connection with or be in a position to push back against.

Sure, the bosses may say "do it anyway" and my only counter would then be to leave, but I expect most people in FAANG aren't actually connected to $relevant_controversy.

At least, that's my impression from (mostly) the outside.
So what is it they do?
A spherical football in a vacuum
frankly, the data out of Portugal after they legalized nearly everything is interesting.

the stigma for picking up drug use has diminished (bad, supposedly) but so has the stigma for recovery (very good), and we have lots more data about it because people are willing to self report. at least, that's how i've understood the data.
Alcohol and tobacco ads are banned in my country, so sure.
Amazon’s set to launch its prototype internet satellites early next year
Glad you enjoyed it this much. I live in Hamburg and haven't gone there as often as one probably should. It's a really fascinating place.
If you have $211K or more in your 401(k) invested in S&P 500 or similar, you technically have $15K invested in a single stock: $AAPL.
Lots of people sound smarter in writing than in person, even if we don't pay a PR firm to run our social media for us.
Your list.

That is an opinion others might not share.

Also, you live in one place, other people live in other places. So the conditions may differ, you know, from place to place
Run Super Fast Stable Diffusion with Jax and TPUs
Hugging Face diffusers now supports running Stable Diffusion with JAX, allowing to generate 8 images in 8 seconds on Colab using TPUs.

Tweet: https://twitter.com/psuraj28/status/1580640841583902720
Blog announcement: https://huggingface.co/blog/stable_diffusion_jax
My parents bought a TRS-80 Coco for $400 in 1981. I had the power supply burn out and then replaced it with a Coco 3 as soon as the Coco 3 came out. Around 1987 I switched to a 286 PC that cost $1200 inclusive of a monochrome monitor, a 1.2 MB floppy drive and a hard drive.

When I add up everything I spent on the Coco (2 disk drives, disk controller, multi pack, UART serial card, music card, Tandy branded tape deck, joysticks, special monitor, software, modem, ..) it added up to more than what I spent on my first PC,

With the Coco I learned to program in BASIC, Assembly and C. I also wrote my own FORTH.

The 286 was crazy fast and affordable to alternatives like the Mac 2. Turbo Pascal was my favorite language to work with on the PC, but I switched to C when I went to college because it was portable to Sun workstations. In terms of performance a good 286 machine beat the pants off the old 8-bit machines: my first experience using a software emulator was writing BASIC programs for a CP/M system under an emulator that ran faster than a real Z-80 computer.
i'm approaching this from the cannabis operator's point of view. retail prices are depressed significantly in most major markets.

it's a hit and miss time for consumers. some parts of the supply chain are rich with product because of new entrants to the space, some parts of the supply chain are really dry.
Isn't it likely because it's not crashing by itself, and is being killed by the OS?
Archive: https://archive.ph/JVFBR
Ask HN: Best places to hang out on the net?
Lately I feel like more and more trends happen without me knowing about it. I'm just not built for Tiktok and this unidirectional trend of consumption from which the internet was supposed to free us.

Discussion on the internet is becoming more fragmented again (a good thing), but our search tools no longer effectively uncover this discussion. For now, I rely on a network of people as my "search engine", using communities as a way to understand and stay on top of trends in various interests of mine.

What are some cool places on the internet where you like to hang out and learn/share new things?
Number 2 is the only realistic plan, and all other plans I have seen simply moves up the "horrific suffering for billions" and/or "lower quality of life for everyone" in a "rich" nation (and often further limited to the US being the only nation that needs to pay)
Mac laptop? ".local" seems to from mDNS that requires multicast that currently doesn't work in Tailscale: [1], [2], [gh].

1: https://forum.tailscale.com/t/mdns-over-tailscale-network/22...

2: https://forum.tailscale.com/t/bonjour-via-tailscale/3237/2

gh: https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale/issues/1013
Obviously I can't tell you what you see, but around here all the liquor stores have "LIQUOR" in their name, which is generally placed in big letters on the front of their buildings. Not sure about things like billboards, I tend to tune them out, but I guess that's based on local bylaws anyway.
Linux users love to insult Linux. That is what drives its improvements.
Not proberts, but I take your question to be "I live outside of the USA, and want to work remotely for US companies. Can/should I incorporate to make this easier?":

1. As a non-US citizen, you can establish a company in the USA today for ~$500 with Clerky/Stripe Atlas/AngleList Stack/Gust. You'll need to file additional forms due to foreign ownership, but otherwise, incorporation is a smooth process.

2 I hire international developers who bill me from their international companies all the time. There is no meaningful difference between them and US-based invoices, and there is no advantage with taxes or bureaucracy.
Left what I would consider a big company for a < 10 person startup. I couldn't be happier. I honestly don't care that I had to take a paycut for it.
TikTok does the heavy lifting here of getting people to your stream.
Education over prohibition is the only real solution
Lago is really gunning for Stripe Billing.

Is Lago barking up the wrong tree? Or is there really an untapped opportunity here?
Please stop calling it the ‘newsletter economy’
You're saying this on HN, which has explicitly opaque moderation and a history of arbitrary soft-banning people on moderators' whims.
To the author of this blogpost: you're using the wrong product. You want to use Stripe Connect.
Why free? Even 1 billion $s is enough to spend like 27,400$ per day for an entire century so one would assume that money could be targeted better.
I wouldn't even call them a Czar. Consistency facilitator might be better.
Amazon Prime Video (which is not the same as the Prime Video you get with your Amazon Prime sub, this is only available in countries where regular Amazon Prime is not available) https://www.primevideo.com/

And Gamepass Ultimate for the Xbox Cloud game streaming (if that counts) https://www.xbox.com/en-us/play
Your assumption of the average consumer’s technical chops and desires isn’t realistic. Pirating anything is not as convenient as paying $7/mo.

The majority of outcomes here are either they pay the fee and get ads, pay the higher fee and don’t get ads, or don’t pay and don’t watch. It’s not a pirate or don’t pirate discussion for most of the world.
The thing that keeps six feet of social distancing from being effective against Covid is that the virus floats in the air for hours.

The initial theory on how Covid spreads was just wrong.

Following the science requires that you be capable of changing your mind when you have proof that you were wrong.
But 1-4 reverse if they un-ban it. If you're that worried about the moral hazard of banning something to boost tax revenue, would a 5 year delay on taxes solve it? But it really doesn't look to me like "more taxes" was a motivator in the initial ban.

5 is real, but 5 would exist whether or not there was a ban.

> Tax-it-to-have-it schemes benefit politicians and governments not people.

But again that would be a problem even if there was never a ban at all? Should I just take your argument as being against tax schemes like this in general, whether or not there was a ban in the past?
What plugin do you use for automatic journaling?
And, we have incorporated our business in Canada.

Curious about why? And how
This may just be the odd musing of a mid-thirty year old but acclaim and recognition feel pretty worthless to me. Chasing individuality through others' approval will always be more difficult than just accepting yourself as yourself and being happy with that.
The amount of money, relatively, is negligible. On the other hand, in the human psyche it can create significant bias.

Specially, for example, humans have an aversion to loss. It's true for small amounts. Certainly, for larger amounts it's just as bad. That is, few people regardless of resources would reach into their pocket and toss $15K into a fire pit. We're simply not wired for that.

And that wiring is going to influence the decision made. The amount is a minor factor.
Sounds like there should be some additional metadata memory that is summed in as well (for the total allocation at startup)? To check for such issues.
It's definitely good practice in production and is often necessary.

The techniques mentioned above will (perhaps surprisingly) not eliminate errors related to OOM, due to the nature of virtual memory. Your program can OOM at runtime even if you malloc all your resources up front, because allocating address space is not the same thing as allocating memory. In fact, memory can be deallocated (swapped out), and then your application may OOM when it tries to access memory it has previously used successfully.

Without looking, I can confidently say that tigerbeetle does in fact dynamically allocate memory -- even if it does not call malloc at runtime.
>Or insult the Harley Davidson company at a biker bar.

Mentioning Toyota's EV situation on HN is a little more relatable for this crowd.
Same here for a bookshop in Brisbane with pugin architectural drawings, and a bookshop in York which had Mervyn Peake original pencil drawing of his son for £300 in 1981
My dear comrade; you are publicly and repeatedly complaining about something not being funny. That is never a good sign of dettachment.

No one will ever believe you are not offended by the article because everyone knows that, if it were the case, you'd simply not have posted (much less replied several times)

Let us chill and drink some delicious juice made out of these misterious fruits of our labor
Running Cypress Tests in Parallel Using Docker Compose
Just wanted to drop by and say hi. Such a f*cking great app! Thank you so so much!
I haven't seen any changes yet, such as the tightening of requirements for temporary work visas or green cards or greater support for job-creating visas and green cards, such as the E-1, E-2, and IEP or the EB5.
Pretty sure this is a Casey Muratori reference. Doesn't really apply to the current project as it's a UI on top of the existing terminal rather than a whole new terminal.

More details: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxM8QmyZXtg
>Throughout high school, Kaczynski was ahead of his classmates academically. Placed in a more advanced mathematics class, he soon mastered the material. He skipped the eleventh grade, and by attending summer school he graduated at age 15. Kaczynski was one of his school's five National Merit finalists and was encouraged to apply to Harvard.[17] While still at age 15, he was accepted to Harvard and entered the university on a scholarship in 1958 at age 16.[19] A classmate later said Kaczynski was emotionally unprepared: "They packed him up and sent him to Harvard before he was ready ... He didn't even have a driver's license."[9]

But we also need to make sure that we respect the humans who possess those brains too...
>greater than Terrance Tao level of IQ

Can you describe how you arrived at this conclusion?

>No amount of parent's help can instill that kind of talent.

Totally agree here, but the use of tallent can be shaped by parenting. I think it's fair to say that his upbringing allowed him to develop an interest in mathematics at an earlier age. Not to mention being able to discuss it all the time (making some assumptions here, I can only guess).
Does anyone proofread these?

"GM confirmed the price of the taillight to Car and Driver and explained the reason: each light has a microconductor in the housing that allows the individual lights to perform their respective animations."

Not sure what a 'microconductor' means, but any reasonable microcontroller that exists on the market for controlling something as simple as headlight automations shouldn't cost more than a few dollars, even in an automotive variant. Sounds more like price gouging to me.
Closing the loop with Refurbished Framework products
The criminalization of recreational drug use leads to its selective enforcement: people of color, the poors get fucked by the police. Rich white kids? Not so much.

https://www.hrw.org/news/2009/06/19/race-drugs-and-law-enfor...
I bet people have joined in droves for all of those things. I used to be that kind of person, thinking all the ideas the business types talked about were amazing and world-changing. Not so much now that I've seen so many fail, but I used to be.
Gradual rollouts are pretty typical to give the team a chance to do a rollback before they cause a complete outage. This particular usage pattern probably just didn't appear as a significant enough spike in error rates.
The effect is short lasting and user seeks 'fixes' a few times per hour till it runs out. Then you're in for a little depressive episode, or a very unpleasant dysphoria. And the nose gets stuffy for some time afterwards. If you try once in a while you won't get hooked but if you like it you may open to it and eventually... But if you see how it's made and learn what it is cut with by different dealers, how it's transported (sometimes even defecated post transportation) you may never want to touch it. I had a boss who was a daily user. His septum, the separating wall between the nostrils was perforated and frequently had bits of dried blood around his nose. He eventually went off the rails and his life took a dark turn.
Definitely. Nonimmigrant visa options aren't limited in any way by the applicant's underlying status so you could move from a TN to an O-1 - assuming of course you meet the O-1 requirements.