skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You are probably right there, I was just assuming that courts would consider it a factor if all pieces came from the same author.

As I understand it copyright infringement is not just a pure "crime" in itself. It is about the financial harm caused. I think the word they use is "tort". It is always about violating somebody else's right(s).

Oracle sues Google for Java copyright infringement. It is not just about "Hey here's a copyright infringement ... put Google in jail".

It is about "We lost a billion dollars, because of your infringement". So Oracle claims not just a single copyright infringement of a single work, but billion dollars worth of infringement. It is not black and white, it is quantitative. How much there is of it determines the seriousness of the violation.

I'm not a lawyer of course, don't take my advise.
Yes, it’s been fine for us with either an Ethernet-to-USB adapter or any of the 8-in-1 unpowered hubs, like the generic ones Best Buy sells. The Ethernet cable runs to a standard Netgear switch. The laptop types were M1 13” Pro and M1 Max 16” Pro.
I think what you are looking for is Model Driven Engineering.

MDE has shown to have function points through the roof.

Now function points is a metric of software that measures: screens, reports, clicks and so on.

Start here:
https://modeling-languages.com/low-code-vs-model-driven/
what i find interesting: the chart that correlates gdp per capita with energy expenditure. If energy production ever declines (like peak oil), the implied results are quite dramatic.
"The Internet"?
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It's estimated that about 100 billion humans have ever lived.[1]

As a fraction of population to have ever existed, more people are alive now then at any point in history - i.e. 8% of all the humans to have ever existed being alive right now is kind of wild.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estimates_of_historical_world_...
> The great engineers are inspired by this leadership. It’s like fresh oxygen. They have purpose.

I’m sure the great engineers at Twitter were inspired by the order to print out all of their recent commits on sheets of paper and then promptly shred them before anybody looked at them.

I’m sure that the great engineers at Twitter who are parents are salivating at the opportunity to lose almost all of the time spent with their children.
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What's interesting is that before covid hit, Germany was in the midst of a successful project to pay off its government debt. They hit about 82% of government debt to GDP in 2010, and went below 60% in 2019. All with low inflation.

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debt_brake_(Germany)
That was Bernie Sanders' big point.
It's also defacto legal (but probably not truly legal) to discriminate by race in education and work.
Referring to this? https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/263638/macbook-pro...
Makes me question if URL-as-all-factors is a secure way to authenticate someone/thing. Even with SSL encrypting the path , there is the risk of someone sharing that URL since it is a familiar thing to do to share links.
No. A youtube channel is not a legitimate source. It is a channel. For a source see https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-017-03635-7
"Tell the right stories about yourself."

I wake up feeling stiff and every morning repeat the "story" that I'm starting to feel old. However, I often ask my 83 year old dad if he experiences the same and he always says no.

Then last week my dad said, "you know I might, but I don't think about it". So this past week I just wake up and start moving and try not be aware of the minor pain from stiffness. It goes away quickly and I avoid telling myself "I am feeling old".

Why focus on something that doesn't serve you if you can tune it out.
You can’t have nested projects, but for the purposes of organizations there is folders and orgs, which are container of containers.

GCP’s IAM somewhat addresses the isolation and scope problem mentioned in the article. Not all GCP apis, atleast with respect to OAuth2, properly utilize IAM, insofar that they require overly power OAuth2 scopes. For example, to list cloud functions you need permissions to create and edit, too. That’s broken.

In GCP, many orgs find themselves proliferating in projects because GCP’s billing is abstruse. People isolate resources to projects so they know how much specific services actually cost.
This in turn presents another problem. GCP Web Console’s search doesn’t index well. For example, substring search doesn’t work on far too many resources. VMs are the exception, but we think this is inverted. Substring search should work on every resource, not be exceptional. Historically it didn’t even do cross project search. This is frankly not acceptable for a search company.
What inspires a person to dedicate their lives to such an intricate biography of someone else?
I'm confused, you don't go bankrupt from too much equity. There isn't an existential threat with too much equity. Why do we need to worry about it?
I like that your title explicitly calls out "worked for me."

Generally speaking, when it comes to advice, context is ever important. In one context advice may be spot on, but your context may not be my context and that can matter.

For example I often hear good advice about useing SQL. A lot of it is contradictory, which can be confusing. But it turns out that the "right thing to do" is enormously affected by context - are you deploying one DB for one customer, or one each for 1000 customers? Is there a full-time DBA or is your program its own DBA?

It's the same with personal/life advice. How old are you? What kind of job do you have? Are you cash-rich or time-rich? Are there outside stress factors?

For example I don't use an alarm clock on a day to day basis. I let myself sleep till I wake up. That works because I have no morning commitments or responsibilities and flexible work hours. It only works because of my context. Clearly it's useless advice to most people.

When giving advice try and bring context into play. If your context is too different to mine, my advice may be harmful.

When receiving advice dig into the context. If it's too different to yours that advice may be moot, or even harmful.

What works for a bootstrap company does not apply to a VC startup. And very much vice versa.

(question is, is this comment useful if you don't know _my_ context though? :)
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Someone asked why he has to apply to elite STEM schools -- he will get a great education anywhere. That may be true, but he's one of those kids who love to be surrounded by people smarter than him and be inspired by them. It's weird but the harder the class, the more fun he seems to have. He wants to be challenged in college. He will thrive at Mudd.
Why would you go for one that's plugged in to a car? There are plenty of unoccupied ones around and they don't have 800 volts running through them.
I like it wired. There's so much going on the wifi in the house (phone, tablet, laptops, IOT) that I'm always getting degraded performance. Wired ensures I get the maximum throughput on my network provider for my PC.
AA leaves a bad taste in my mouth as someone who thinks racism is bad.
Cybercriminals from China hold thousands captive in Cambodia
If we stop externaizing the environmental cost of cheap fuel we’ll pay a lot more for food, especially meat and shipped things. Good. We should eat less in general, less meat in particular. Buy less artificially cheap shit, ship things less casually. If it costs three times more to ship something, local production suddenly becomes more appealing (which is good in a handful of ways).

Propping up artificially cheap fuel prices, hides the true cost of things and messes up our decision making.

I argue our stability, happiness and well-being would be improved by drastically higher diesel prices. Bring it.
The root of this problem, like the root of most problems like pollution, increased deaths, noise, suburbs is cars.
Magic-mushroom drug can treat severe depression, trial suggests
Burt Reynolds drove the Trans Am. Jerry Reed drove the eighteen wheeler.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smokey_and_the_Bandit
New Long March 5B Uncontrolled Reentry Tracked by Aerospace's Experts
It's not like, a misunderstanding. Elon Musk literally owns Twitter.
Fake money that is created and kept over the inflated stocks and financal sector. A house of cards that is pending crashing at any point if any Jenga block that holds it up is pulled out. Like how we seen in the recent months, after various countries stopped using dollar as foreign exchange currency for international trade, sending inflation skyrocketing in the US and other countries.

In contrast, that other side of the world has actual products, resources and services backing their money and wealth. They dont allow shenanigans like how Wall Street does to invent new 'derivatives' to bloat the financial sector even more and increase its disconnect from the actual physical economy.

As of this moment, the US government is busy pumping dollars into Ukraine to take them out of circulation to combat inflation by getting it channeled back to the US defense sector to be racked up as profit and stock value. The wealth that was generated in the Angloamerican West is so weakly supported by the physical sectors of the economy that it requires such things to keep it from crashing down.

I intentionally singled out the Angloamerican countries. Because these countries are the ones who allow practically unregulated financial sectors to bloat their economy. The regulations are more strict everywhere including Europe, and neither stock values nor the financial economy are so bloated like in the US.
Interesting. What are some good extensions for pg? I have only used UUID and postgis.
>Predicted Reentry Time 04 Nov 2022 23:17 UTC ± 10 hours

https://aerospace.org/reentries/cz-5b-rb-id-54217
20 years. Your optimism is quaint. The US couldn’t do a major infrastructure project in 20 years if our fat asses depended on it.
GIFs are even worse, no? I use `<video autoplay loop muted playsinline>` now which basically act like GIFs in that they autoplay and loop but don't consume the storage space of GIFs.

https://web.dev/replace-gifs-with-videos/ has some good comparisons
tldr: Youtube is dead because content quality standards are higher than what an independent creator can produce. It will be replaced by a right-wing alternative that accepts any videos. Or it will be replaced by a block-chain based solution.

This is a dumb article.
What tool do people here use to search across AWS accounts?

Disclaimer: we are building a search engine to search for resources across “workspaces”. In AWS, this unit is the Account. In GCP, this unit is the Project.
I wonder if this is part of the reason the new superchargers have liquid cooled cables. Less copper. Also, supercharger cables are way shorter than any other charger.
There's no better way to find out how bad your documentation is than having a new hire go through it. I always assume that the docs are out of date as soon as the ink is dry if not sooner, but the ones working there just keep the processes going with the intent to go back and update the docs "as soon as it slows down".
Former military. I had been programming prior to being in the military, but after getting out nobody really wanted to hire me. My skills weren't really relevant any more, so I don't blame them. A couple firms ended up giving me a chance in the network and systems space.
This is also way overstating it. Harvard's freshman class is around 1700. If you're a top 1700 high school student you have a great shot at getting into Harvard.

Only 300 people per year get a perfect 1600 on SAT's. If your scores are top 1700 that alone will be enough to get you noticed. It's not like there are 1700+ people in the 99th percentile.
> That's a nice sentiment, but it overlooks the fact that AA introduces this doubt, the doubt is in fact real, and can't be papered over with good intentions and turning a blind eye to cause and effect.

Hey, I'm well aware of the doubt. As an Asian male who went to an elite university, I had doubts about everybody. Black kids, Native Americans, Latinos, women... definitely AA, it goes without saying. The jocks of course got in on their ability to hit balls rather than books. And the private school lifers who've been groomed like show horses since kindergarten are merely highly polished legacy turds. But wait, I think that one white kid from Alaska only got in so the school can say they have students from all 50 states. And the guys from rural Ohio and Nebraska? You know they're the token farmers of the class. The kids whose parents were professors? Nepotism of the intelligentsia. Really, the only legitimate admits beyond suspicion were the other Asian males. Well, except the ones who were the first generation to go to college in their families. You know they got in on some sob story. And the fresh off the boat Asians? They barely speak English, so don't tell me they got 760 on the SAT verbal. Immigrants getting special treatment again. And forget all those Asians who only got in because their parents had an Ivy League fetish. They're just grinders with zero intellectual spark. Perfect for a life as some kind of joyless doctor, just as their parents always wanted.

All these elite schools should not only get rid of AA, but they should only accept Asian guys who have perfect grades and SAT test scores, hail from one of the major coastal cities, have parents who went to non-elite universities, are not athletes, play no instruments, attended public schools, are not first generation immigrants, have no bullshit "altruistic" extracurriculars, and have no disabilities. They would be the only ones who are truly academically qualified without any doubt.
More importantly his analysis describes this inflation as the result of structural changes, not cyclical changes. He describes how the managerial class is overpowering the financial class, and what the results are likely to be in the short term (capex boom) and long term (stagflation).
In most countries their Fed equivalent printed money like crazy. I know in European countries that was the case.
Attrition is just another entry from the A's section where you were. I think you were mentioned in a txtphile or zine, but can't find the reference. Either way, good on ya. Thanks for your work.
That's exactly what I think is going to happen: A giant rewrite with half the staff, overworking to burnout, cratering morale, and a struggle to hire. In short, a disaster.

But if that doesn't happen, well, it will be interesting to see how it goes...
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Typical SE, says some mumbo jumbo without providing a way to do it or even show examples of good vs bad.
- Dev who has to actually understand what SE's are saying.
IOG?
Nope, we know this.
>Point being racial discrimination is acceptable so long as there is some plausible deniability

I don't think my point was clear, Harvard, or most other elite institutions, has never implied to some meritocratic institution where acceptance is based solely on test scores. If that were true, there are ~22,000 applicants with perfect scores; Harvard wouldn't struggle having an incoming class of perfect SAT students.

If Harvard is forced to be "race blind", I highly doubt they would just switch to a completely objective ranking; there's no reason for them to, again, they have never been a meritocratic institution. They will find other subjective hairs to split, such as making interviews count higher or further combing through essays. Given the history of the institution (and some of the more notable graduates it produces), it's not even a given that the school becoming race blind would necessarily benefit asians.
7/15: Never Remember
What's interesting to me is that people like that seem to pretend as though other places on earth and other models don't exist.

Running schools for profit is questionable on its own and I think it's tolerated because historically University/College education was seen as optional. We've moved away from that in a lot of the sectors that drive the economy these days though and the system hasn't been tweaked (regulated I suppose) appropriately.
In the abstract, you're not wrong that the managers of a business have a lot of freedom to tweak debt/equity ratio to fund their operations and capex. But from the perspective of an investor, debt and equity are as different as night and day. If nobody wants your equity then you don't have a lot of room to adjust the ratio.

High debt means high leverage. Low debt means low leverage. Whatever you are calling "high equity" is just low debt, because (as you said yourself) they have a direct inverse relationship. Unless I'm missing something here...
That would be a handy tool.
If the American government bans Tiktok there could be a real possibility of Vine taking over that market. People are not going to go to Youtube Shorts, people are not going to go to Instagram Reels. People will go to vine though because it's "the same vibe".

But of course, a vine revival would definitely need to be structured the same as Tiktok. If I were Musk, I would literally turn Vine into a Tiktok copy and hope for that eventual ban. Maybe even use Twitter as a platform to push for the Vine revival as well as the potential tiktok ban.
425 is more or less Seattle suburbs that are North and East of the city. And Renton, which is East, I guess.
That's a good question. My immediate answer would tend to be no.

But consider you produced a comic-book about Mickey Mouse where the character Mickey Mouse looked exactly like the one in the several Disney books and movies. You would probably get sued. Right?
Seattle just elected a "hard on crime" Republican prosecutor, who rode in on a wave of promises of prosecuting every misdemeanor, including the backlog (Her opponent was going to prioritize, and drop most of the backlog.)

She got into office, paid a lot of money to legal consultants, and a few months later, announced that she will be... Dropping the backlog of misdemeanors.
> I'm not sure why you are cherry picking my argument. This too feels like bait

It likely feels so because especially the people who live in the US have internalized all the propaganda. You are born into the 'free market' propaganda, and you never notice that it exists. Hence you don't notice any stark difference.

But overseas, the 'free market' propaganda was an immutable cacophony that dominated the privately owned press for ~40 years now. All the neoliberal reforms that were pushed on our countries were pushed by being backed and rationalized on that propaganda.

And now all the principles that were sold to us are being invalidated, being proven to be lies from the start.

> Can we just all agree that if something is wrong that it doesn't matter who does it?

Really, we cannot - there is one country that pushed all of this onto ENTIRE world. Forcing them to adopt its false religion and to privatize, literally sell out everything in every country to corporate profit. We got coups, regime changes, invasions, bombins to make it happen. The US did it. This is still going on. It hasnt gone anywhere. Even as the US itself closing its economy to everyone, its still forcing others to open up its economy.

Calling this out is long overdue. And that is something everyone including you, should do. Because the establishment that is responsible with this has no qualms in destroying its own for profit like it destroyed everyone else. And it is already doing that.

Its amazing how this even needs to be said...
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We use the "PLUGABLE 2.5G USB-C AND USB TO ETHERNET ADAPTER"[1] on M1 Max machines without problem (and I would consider the need to install any extra software a problem).

We've used this plugged directly into the Mac, and also plugged into Thunderbolt docks from OWN and CalDigit, and have not had any issues.

[1]: https://plugable.com/products/usbc-e2500/
The Emperors have no clothes.
It was sinking already, to be sure, but I don't really see any reasons to be so optimistic that this group can make it "buoyant".
What? Given increased rates of male virginity, it's more as if a man in this day and age would deny a woman from entering the kitchen
The dynamic incremental compiler of APL\3000 (1979) [pdf]
What makes you think he’s only going to get a great CS education at the Ivies, Cal, Caltech, Stanford, etc.? Very few of the best graduates I’ve worked with in my ~30 year career studied at those schools - it was places like UW, UBC and Waterloo that stood out to me as producing a high number of high quality, socially adapted graduates.

[edit] and before anyone asks, no I’m not Canadian
Java is based on Objective-C without any of the nice flexibility, doesn't have value types, has C-like numeric types except they're less flexible yet not any safer, and its culture thinks you organize code by putting it into 6+ layers of namespaces inside other namespaces.

My rule is that languages are good if they have value types, which explains why PHP is good.
> The US doing something bad 200 years ago doesn't justify the bad actions of today

The US has always done it. It backstabbed the Brits and the French, stealing their nuclear fission research and not giving them access to Manhattan Project. It kept doing corporate spying on everyone including its allies using ECHELON. So much that a few years ago entire US State Dept. diplomat cadre were ordered to do corporate spying by the US State Dept itself.
Yes the same fight. If somebody comes to our town-square and plays loud music day and night and says they have a "right to be heard", what do we do? What does the city-council do?

But if Twitter owns the town-square and makes money out of advertisers to hang out there, they would probably allow it.
I'm assuming you're saying a dedicated account for Google Workspace (GSuite) and a separate account for anything GCP?
> especially since most of them have no competitors anyway due to consolidation.

This is the core explanation for the observed price increases being of the same magnitude as increases in corporate profits.
These time changes definitely confuse me.

I agree, waking up in the dark sucks, but is that really going to happen?

I'd say 7am wake up time, and 10pm sleep time is an ideal schedule given when we all decided that school/work would start/end.

If not even 6am to 10pm, since honestly sometimes school and some jobs are just that early.

That means you'd want the sun to be up at around 6 to 7 am if possible.

So which one of the two maximizes that? So that it can help more people synchronize to that wakeup time?
Maybe the codebase was one giant index.php file with an average of 20 levels of nested conditionals and open curly braces on a new line.