skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This whole thing is so bizarre. It is almost like Brian Armstrong or Jesse Powell exit scamming their respective exchanges, or perhaps my impression of SBF has been completely wrong. If SBF does intend to be a fugitive, does he really think this is going to end up OK for him?
I've been trying that; I do have a sensor. I can probably guess the CO2 level with decent accuracy, but that's not because I feel any different—but rather because I know how long I've been in the room with closed doors/windows.

With respect to "stuffy" vs. "fresh" air, I don't know whether my sense of it is the same as others'. What I would call "stuffy" is probably affected by humidity, dust, odors, plants, etc. and not just CO2.
In Babylon V the TV series, in the season 4 we casually find out that Centauri Prime, the home planet of one of strongest races who decide fate of universe, host less actual people than some irrelevant humanoid species' home planet (was it 4B vs. 8B?)

There are also some ancient races who are very powerful individually but only have a few hundred individuals left (sometimes, one).

It seems that individual power tends to rise but overall numbers tend to dwindle as a race develops, and quality * quantity would eventually peak.

Maybe it's how it works in the real life as well.
How am I going to resurrect this long obsolete computer? [video]
If you're coming from New York, Texas to some village in Romania and founding a religion here, they may well misunderstand which speicifc city you mean, and believe (and write down) that you're coming from the much more famous NYC.
> Cities are growing, chewing up arable farmland.

Um, what? City area growth is slow and mostly vertically, and effect of farmlands have been minimal, at least compared to other factors.
No registration: https://web.archive.org/web/20220131212257/https://www.times...
I hope my comment was well executed.
Interesting, I guess I can try to see if I can notice that. Thanks!
Yeah the thing we've casually called "stuffy air" forever is, essentially, 100% equivalent with high CO2 levels.

There are some other situations where non-"stuffy" air might have too much CO2, I guess. I guess you could pump CO2 into a room with cool, dry air.

But barring a contrived situation like that, stuffy=CO2.
What you really want is a heat exchange / heat recovery ventilation system. Brings in fresh, filtered air from outside, and warms it up by swapping heat with the stale, warm air that it removes.
Correct. Also, BUSD is run by Paxos.
Does that imply an effective limit of $150k or so? I've definitely had capital gains tax higher than that.
Soldering components direct near the CPU has performance (and as a result potentially power draw / mild environmental) benefits, it's not just done for aesthetics. It's very common for a reason.
Any reason to believe that "Kraken" is legitimate and not just part of the grift, or even a different grift in itself?
One of my favorite Prince songs.
Hadn’t heard of XQilla, but looks like it’s limited to XPath 2.

You should try an XPath 3 based implementation. XQuery 3.1 has some nice features not found in XPath 2 implementations e.g. native JSON support, the arrow operator (piping), group by clause in FWLORs. XSLT 3.0 has some nice new stuff too, but I use that less
> what do you use OpenIndiana for?

I find that it's a good fit for quite a few things, but if you're looking for a specific example: clustered Java application stacks, like ELK or Hadoop.

Zones, crossbow networking, SMF, and ZFS w/ BEs all working seamlessly together is a fantastic combination for easy-button admin of low- or zero-downtime clustered applications.
Had the same experience since Thursday or Friday.
Can you explain how? are you focusing ot open the clogged side, or clog the open side?
And you also send the same "mugger" to evict people from property you own, to reclaim debts you are contractually owed, and to tax people who use your intellectual property.
I was told that, but I can't find a link for that specific claim. However, I can find a link to some old research that shows CO2 falling during the day in low wind:

https://joannenova.com.au/2013/09/plants-suck-half-the-co2-o...
FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried on Decision to Move Company to Bahamas
With all the junk we have orbiting over our heads, it would probably be a lot cheaper to just reach and deorbit some of the larger debris in a controlled way, rather than bring all that weight up there, or even do that with some of the enemy satellites if they have them: two birds with one stone.
Passengers and crew subdue man with box cutters on Frontier Airlines flight
> Seems like most of the actual fraud started after the 3AC/TerraLuna blowup

What makes you say that? I think it was fraud from day one-- starting with the claimed billions of dollars in arb gains.

If they were real-- wheres that money now?
Counterpoint: Public media. While I don't think there's any statutory obligation, you will likely never find paywalls or brokered data. And the content is very reliable.
I work with it on a daily basis and am still confused by most pages in Actions.
“Apothecary” would suggest some exciting plants that have interesting effects. These are mostly boring plants with nice scents that you find in many “gardens”.
I read the first three words and thought this was going to be about python dependencies.
Celebrating the Life of Aaron Swartz: Nov. 12 and Nov. 13
WhatsApp at this point is basic infrastructure in India (even has money transfer) and Brazil. I have no idea how profitable it is, but probably that's why everyone wants a superapp.
"I do not hold all the exact same beliefs as you" is not at all the same thing as "I am a disagreeable person."

"I will say yes to absolutely everything you say" is not at all the same thing as "I will do a good job."

There are absolutely far too many workplaces where you are expected to kiss ass to be hired or to progress.

Personally, I know that I would never feel OK working there, so I don't see the point of trying to pretend I'm an ass-kisser in interviews. I actually am an agreeable person, overall; I just want to find a place to work that will be OK working with me, not with some extremely different false face I have to spend a huge amount of energy putting on every day just to get paid there.
Typical response here is “but cold air weakens immunity“!
I absolutely love Django and used it for many many years for all my new projects. Nowadays I only use it in a very limited set of use cases. Having an instant admin UI is a huge advantage for some business cases, flexible auth is great, very fast prototyping is still amazing, etc. Wouldn’t choose it for any front end heavy app.
Unlikely: https://imageio.forbes.com/specials-images/imageserve/629c7e...

That’s in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.
Just flag bad comments and bad posts.
Why? Humans can make music, so it would make sense for music to develop. If this came up even earlier, what was it's purpose? Are rats secretly making music somewhere?
Eh, we never called it decentralized. And you are right, it absolutely is not. We can disagree about whether allowing the government to see your income is ethical or not. However, we have consistently stated the facts (not decentralized, income visible, expenses non-traceable).

I appreciate your concern that income transparency enables (some) surveillance. However, are you willing to acknowledge that without it, you will have significantly more criminal activity in the system and will never be legal in most jurisdictions? And that this would force most people to effectively use account-based systems without any privacy? (Or staying with physical cash, which we also advocate for, btw.).
I believe that it's 3000 per year to offset other income (i.e. labor income). You can use capital losses to offset other capital gains without limit.
The global housing market is heading for a brutal downturn
I never worked with the XT3, but I’ve worked with others with similar limitations. Many of our projects prefer static linking, but at any given time they tend to have to run on several platforms. As of today, they have to run on at least two where one won’t load gpu components in libraries correctly if they are statically linked, and one where it won’t if they’re dynamically linked. Forcing projects into one model or the other makes the smaller requirements on other platforms much harder to deal with, even if the requirement aligns with the project’s preference.
Actually sending money directly to the poor is a very efficient form of government program.

It's the exact contrary of bureaucracy. Bureaucracy is deciding for the poor what they are allowed to do with the money on the wrong assumption that they wouldn't know better than you what to do with it. In fact the less money you have, the more careful you are with it. Obviously. And at the extreme end of the spectrum, if you are rich like Elon Musk, you spend 44 billions on something dumb.
Why? Humans can make music. If this came up before humans, what was it's purpose? Are rats secretly making music somewhere?
“We’re getting older and older, which means there are fewer people able to work to support more people who can’t.”

Well, if we’re getting older and older, isn’t that because we’re getting healthier and healthier? Wouldn’t the number of years we’re “able to work to support more people” increase as well?
I suggest you to find a good gastroenterologist who is familiar with gut flora restoration treatments. My dad had this reflux issue for ~10 years, and we are both on a 1 year low fodmap diet combined with probiotics treatment. I have to say this is the best improvement that happened in our lives. I was bloated and had digestion issues from a young age that followed me, but now that is gone. No bloating, and no digestion issues at all. Doc says, the gut new gut flora will get strong within 1 year and then we can resume eating everything.
I would agree that not performing useless computations is better than performing useless computations. If monetary incentives are all we need, then just use tax incentives to do so. That seems much easier than shipping mining rigs and the corresponding cooling to locations apparently too far from civilization to produce energy for anything useful.
It’s getting harder to do a randomized trial for some drugs
He really thought FTX US was solvent less than 24 hours before declaring bankruptcy. Either he’s a fraud or he’s clueless. Either way, he’s not thinking, let alone whether he’ll end up ok.

I’m struggling to phrase this in a high brow way, but being the son of powerful parents might be a factor too. It’s possible that this is the first time in his life that anyone is telling him not to do X for an X he really wanted to do.

Him being the second largest donor to the Democratic Party will really test the rule of law. Does it apply to the powerful? We’ll see.
Easy way to test pressure changes: have a small room with a well-fitting door. Ventilate it well, then put the sensor in there. Open and close the door fast (mainly to/from the almost-fully-closed position) to get pressure changes. The pressure will only change briefly, but if it didn't keep up with the airplane, it definitely won't keep up with this. Depending on how frequent the readings are, at some point while opening/closing you'll get readings during a change and an outlier if it's sensitive to this. (You can also fashion something with e.g. cling wrap and stuff, but this seems simpler and you don't use throwaway plastic or anything.)

I've used a barometer on a plane before. When they turn on the pressurization system, it's very clearly noticeable, but not a huge change. (A train in a tunnel is worse.) I'd expect this would be a similar effect.
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At this point I want to recommend the Fall of Civilizations podcast, available on Youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/c/FallofCivilizationsPodcast
I think jail is the most secure place to him, IMHO if he doesn't end up in jail someone will kill him, he screwed good and bad actors. It is not like Madoff screwing people who will not retaliate at the violent level.
This will have really huge consequences, because now himars mlrs's, could reach up to just narrow stripe (~ 10km) near shore, which is good target for guerilla.
Pilot's eye level view: https://www.flickr.com/photos/20087013@N02/26600648661

Though you can't see much below you.
The original climate change predictions were pretty much on the mark even though they weren't complex models.

The problem is usually the media rather than the science. Journalists turn everything into sensationalist claims.
> If SBF does intend to be a fugitive, does he really think this is going to end up OK for him?

Honestly, if he manages to sneak to Laos or the Maldives, even with a mere $100m or so? Yeah he'd most likely be fine, especially if he lays low. A similar example at smaller scale is Sam Jain[0] who ran eFront in the early 00s; he defrauded businesses of tens of millions and ran off somewhere. He's been a fugitive for over a decade but still has multiple millions of dollars to life off of.

Biggest difference is Jain was mainly defrauding businesses, whereas SBF defrauded billionaires... wherever he goes, I'm sure 24/7 armed security is going to be on his shopping list.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jain_Shaileshkumar
I hung it on the wall in my "gym" for now.

I have a lot of antler already for projects, so I intend to leave it how it is. It's pretty cool looking.

No specific plans, I guess.
Hotwired is a ruby gem that sits on top of Rails' existing Turbo approach: start with a regular server-rendered ERB page, layer on Turbo to allow for page updates without page refreshes (via XHR-fetched html fragments) and layer on Hotwire to sync state with websockets.
Another author here (Tom Scogland). We seriously talked about it, and are exploring some other loading models as part of subsequent work. The real trick is that this has all been neglected and effectively set for so many decades that if we do manage to find something better, it will take convincing some of the most conservative open source maintainers and code owners in existence to update the loader and c standard library to roll it out in a way most users would be able to leverage. We’re trying, and think we’ve found some really preferable alternatives and options, so here’s hoping.
People may say that’s the purpose but it’s pretty clearly revenge for a vast majority of the public (or why would anyone care about some girl defrauding old rich guys?)
Don't you think those 'experience correlations' are based on proxy parameters? Temperature being one of the main ones I would expect. I don't experience water as fresh unless it is cold, for example.
Thank you!

Martial arts is a pet peeve of mine.

First, I think I should note that amateur boxing does not incur brain damage that is recognizable by contemporary methods. I see no studies contrary to that. Thus, basically, if you like boxing or other martial arts training, do that - having some exercise is better than not having any, and boxing is quite taxing.

Then, I should proceed to my main point: how martial arts training of someone's choice corresponds to the three stresses that elevate BDNF?

Typical martial art will train you for strength endurance. Strength endurance is an ability to exert about 30% of your 1RM for a prolonged period of time and training it is not directly a strength training neither it is an endurance training.

I think one should train for strength and/or stamina (direct relation with BDNF levels) and then take classes on martial arts technique (pattern recognition and reaction). This is how sambo/judo champions are trained, from what I know.
Not equally.
It’s not impossible to imagine Web IDEs surpassing desktop ones, but it’s not happening anytime soon. Until then desktop IDEs will remain superior, so this experience won’t change anytime soon. For every new feature a web IDE adds, we’ll end up missing desktop features still.
American black churches are part of American culture and there's plenty of non-black churches where the laity vocalizes. People even speak in made up languages. Plus, google up Shakers, Quakers or one of these:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Awakening
Don't even need a telescope. You wouldn't believe how many stars are out there, no telescope required.

You can always visit the wilderness. No need to live here.

But I sympathize. I have many other lives I'd like to live, as well.
Capping property tax increases is similar in effect to rent control; it benefits people that were already there at a given point in time and hurts everyone who moves in afterward (proportionally).

It's a move where the end-game is feudalism.
React is still a safe bet, there’s an enormous quantity of engineers who know how to use it.

The performance you can achieve is respectable, especially as your application grows.

> It is on a bad path in terms of integrating with the web platform

What do you mean?
From the guy that did "FTX bankruptcy explained!" :

"John Law - The First Financial Engineer - A History of Paper Money and The Mississippi Bubble" :

https://youtu.be/H5uKPUPQSyQ
FYI you can call Python from CL: https://github.com/bendudson/py4cl and CL from Python: https://github.com/marcoheisig/cl4py/

If you don't know Emacs, see other editors: https://lispcookbook.github.io/cl-cookbook/editor-support.ht... If you want the more Smalltalk-like experience I'd go with the free LispWorks version: it has many GUI panes that allow to watch and discover the state of the program.

I personally couldn't stay long with Hylang. You won't get CL niceties: more language features, performance, standalone binaries, interactive debugger (all the niceties of an image-based development)…
Does that imply that any amount of money received came from the government, because the government had the ability to take more but decided not to pursue taking more?
I wasn't so much that cognitive ability was lower. It just wasn't any different. Basically, no observable impact on anything, positive or negative from this 18-month experiment.
Göbekli Tepe dates back to 9500 BCE.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%B6bekli_Tepe
As a Guix developer (there's a lot of Scheme and Common Lisp in Guix :) ), every few years I check on Open Dylan but so far each time there was something missing that made me unable to package it for Guix (building it entirely from source).

I've checked it a few minutes ago and Open Dylan's ./configure says to download a bootstrap compiler from https://opendylan.org/download/index.html first -- but there's no such bootstrap compiler there.

Do you have some hints on how to package it?
Note, for historical perspective, California hasn't always been a solid Democratic state, most trace the recent Democrat domination back to a Trump-like nativist politician that pissed enough people off that the Republicans made themselves irrelevant in the state

https://www.cato.org/blog/proposition-187-turned-california-...
I hope you can figure it out.

For me, the place I bought reduced my expenses. My rent was more than my mortgage ($625/month). That rate was high because I only took a six-year loan, and paid it off quickly.

I had previously been paying $850 in rent.
Those are different releases.
> He was not the homeless guy on the tube singing for a drink [...] Alfred was not, to put it bluntly, a bum...

Probably said by someone who laments the era of garden hermits.
We do it to ourselves and it was magnified by citizens united which allows unlimited PAC spending by completely anonymous corporations. That's not free speech, that's pure corruption and opening up avenues for things like this to happen. This and basically legal bribery through lobbyist who can buy time with senators and reps.
Managers and Ministers: Christian Free Enterprise in Postwar Workplaces (2015)
They're joking that there were infections in the city despite mask requirements (surprise) and that mask requirements caused "significant social disruption".... At least I hope it's supposed to be a joke.
It's not more taxes, it's a redistribution of taxes.

I.e. get rid of the property tax exemptions but lower the income tax (or the sales tax).

The argument here is not that taxes are too low or too high, it's that they are inefficient (they subsidize the wrong thing).
I wonder how countries will attempt to deal with declining populations. Immigration isn't really a solution, as the countries with positive fertility rates (falling fast) are not producing enough children to balance the decline. I find the geopolitical implications fascinating to think about. If a country is declining and cannot tempt migrants, does it perhaps become a tax haven? Is it absorbed by a larger country (either willingly or by force)? Does it join a union of other countries to form the start of a global government?

Economically, could the deflationary pressures of a declining population lead to low/negative interest rates and hyper QE?

It's going to be interesting to see.
Birthrates are falling too. Meaning less young people to pull down the average age.
They do that with very carefully optimised equipment.
Does it? I wouldn't be surprised if it's horrifically inefficient with all that money to play with.
Comparing OpenSUSE MicroOS and Fedora Silverblue 37
You may be right, I hope you are. I make posts in this vein partially in the hope that someone will convince me I am wrong because it would be a hell of a burden lifted off my shoulders if I could exist in this world without feeling constantly assaulted by FB/Microsoft/Apple/Amazon etc.

To be clear though, while I think ads/fake news etc are bad, they're not the main reasons I am so negative. I believe that at their core, these organizations operate under incentive structures that encourage dis-empowering people at every turn. Regulatory and userbase capture allow them to continually make choices that hurt users and help their bottom line.

It feels like they are emblematic of a world view where normal people aren't trusted with the power of the computer. Where it's okay to play zero sum games. That's vile.
NASA Responds to Sobering Review of Psyche Mission, Entire Jet Propulsion Lab
You’re really overcomplicating things to somehow try to make the richest person in the world out to be some kind of a victim of a woke mob.

It’s simple. Brand advertising is all about trends. Twitter/Elon, and Kanye used to be trending up in popular culture. Brands wanted to be associated with them. Recently they both have been on a sharp downward trend due to their chaotic behavior. They’re not “cool” anymore and some brands, especially those that cater to younger demographics, don’t want to be associated with something that isn’t seen as cool anymore.

And before you say Elon isn’t Twitter so why should they care, Elon has done a masterful job of making sure that in many people’s minds, they are the same brand.
This is excellent! Simple, works, fast.

It would be neat to see you do a Twitter version!
First, just to make sure we are on the same page, I am not some kind of free market radical, and I was not arguing for free markets, only arguing the definition.

> Youu believe that a Free Market can exist when buyers don't have access to information and amidst is rampant fraud and violence?

Existence? Sure. The only thing I was pointing at here is your very non-standard definition of a free market.

For the fraud and violence, your original statement was "no fraud", not "rampant fraud". I think you would agree that there are very few markets without any fraud, no?
Such a strong claim definitely requires proof.

To get back to your original claim about free information, I think some amount of regulation would be required for information to be freely availble.
Otherwise, why should someone give away their competitive edge (ie. the information), without any gain? Would be interesting to hear you take on that.