skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The people who do crimes like this are usually looking for money and/or power.

So, take away their money via fines/restitution and take away their power by banning them from founding companies or being involved in certain industries.

11 years in prison seems more vindictive than it does preventative.
https://archive.ph/bCuuE

"10 worst things about mastodon. You won't believe number 3!"
According to the copyright industry, stealing shirts is not any worst then stealing/copying digital art...
Ten Million or Die. How $4B Outreach Got to $10M in ARR
you'll get there one day
Before you jump the gun like that again: The context is most likely about the suffering of the patient in question from simply existing in that state, and there being no way to alleviate the suffering (only prolonging the life). Not about saving money.

So it’s a lose-lose: the patient suffers and society has to pay for their privilege to suffer (without recourse, most likely).

And maybe you disagree fundamentally with things like assisted suicide. But someone who posts something like what you replied to most likely do not.
Does Fly.io have an in-house engineering team? Seems like it's mostly AWS lite.
Julia and the Clock
Yes that counts.
By deliverability issues, I believe you mean outbound mails? I have the same concern but I don’t think that’s related to the cloudflare though. Its only about using gmail SMTP server to send custom domain emails without correct signing
Depends on implementation. Agree that epoch makes the most sense.
For that matter one can use Windows’s built-in WSL or Hyper-V functionality to run the Linux tailscale client, too.

In fact, I do this anyway because their Windows client’s subnet router functionality is documented as being less performant than their FOSS client. I use my home desktop running Windows as a subnet router from tailscale into my home network, but when I read the note about performance I quickly installed Alpine Linux on a Hyper-V virtual machine and installed tailscale on there.

That simple Alpine VM takes up so little resources that I don’t even notice any impact on performance with my 2009 12 core Xeon system. (This was a huge system, but I would imagine a modern low-midrange CPU would easily outperform it and likewise handle a micro-VM just as well)

One static route added to my home router, and traffic flows both directions just fine. No need to install the client on any more machines on my network. This also saves on licensing, helping me stay within my free plan. :)
You are using empathy for her, which is great. Losing a decade of your life sucks. You don’t get that many years to begin with. Committing fraud sucks though. You can’t just do that and then say you are sorry and “contribute to society” to make up for it. There are so very many terrible things about our justice system, however lying and committing fraud at this scale absolutely must have consequences, especially to deter others from attempting the same sort of fraud.
Considering that they're making a casual claim (ie. A caused B), it's a huge blow if the timing was reversed (B happened before A).
Those donations go (in part) towards Ukrainian Kamikaze ship drones with Starlink antennas onboard:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Starlink/comments/ytlhe7/starlink_u...
Sharing advice and assisting with the great Mastodon migration
Max sentence for tax evasion is 5 years. You can have multiple counts but almost no one is sentenced consecutively.
Why not all sorts of rich scoundrels get pardoned once a president leaves
> Holmes' personal experience with trauma.

Oh give me a fucking break. Every criminal has experience with trauma. This is the first time I've seen that brought up to justify a particular sentence.
Until relatively recently - 2017, to be specific - someone on H1B who lost their job had no grace period to find other employment under the law. Enforcement was another matter, so many people chanced it regardless - but the concern is that overstaying one's visa can have significant consequences for your ability to get new ones long into the future if found out.

In 2017, USCIS unilaterally enacted a 60-day grace period as an administrative rule, which is still in effect today. But, given the current US job market in tech, 60 days may not be sufficient.

Twitter aside, it should also be noted that, being an administrative rule, it can be changed fairly easily for political reasons, since it doesn't have to go through Congress, and courts generally err on the side of executive agencies' judgment on such matters.
> does any one really think "free speech" should include the right to that kind of speech?

Some do propose this, most don't.

> the question is, where to draw those limits? How to balance freedom of speech with other freedoms (such as freedom from defamation, freedom from fraud, freedom from privacy invasion, freedom from perjury, etc)?

- freedom from defamation, provide a justice system where truth is the ultimate defence (as common law states have - it could be improved though)

- freedom from fraud, already covered by contract law and caveat emptor

- freedom from privacy invasion, that is part of free speech (you choose who you share information with, hence, privacy is implied and necessary)

- freedom from perjury, there are laws against perjury in common law
Not the same insulin. A months supply of that insulin is 25$ at walmart.
I just got into an argument with someone else on here because they think a crypto scam "audited in Gibraltar" somehow doesn't make it any less legitimate. People didn't make sound financial decisions before this collapse and the cycle will likely repeat in some other form, if not the exact same with a different name, after.
New FTX CEO says he's never seen “such a complete failure of corporate controls” [pdf]
This is in fact not rare. By the book she got much less than she could have. People are failing to grasp the scale of the fraud she committed, I think. The rare thing is just that fraud at this scale doesn’t happen very often, but the sentencing guidelines are written out and very clear.
Nah, doesn't matter. There are still the pre-med requirements (organic chem etc -- recall recent bruhaha about that at ?NYU) that can't be sidestepped for easier courses
How cares? As long as these elites and politicians attended it's a good thing. It would be laughtable if they all travel there with a bicycle just to make a point or to gain authority. The "only Jesus can tell me about climate" attitude sucks and is stupid.

I have a car, I buy clothes, I have a warm house in the winter, I travel on streets and so on. Even my morning toast is responsible for CO2 emissions. Still I want a future for my children and we need to decarbonize transport, heavy industry, the agrar sector, energy production, cooling and warming and so on.
I loved evernote ~10-15 years ago; used it for ~all personal stuff. Eventually it became more metered/locked down (I don't remember specifics anymore) and i moved to OneNote.
Yeah here's Andy's getElementsByClassName post (via the Internet Archive): https://web.archive.org/web/20030402172546/http://blog.moonc...
I'd give it a couple months.
I actually thought the article was narcissistic and shallow, and I didn't find the author to have anywhere near the experiences or qualifications to make the judgments in his article. The contributions in this thread have been orders of magnitude more interesting than the OP.
> the sampling, the jargon, the 10 codes, the background noise, static on analog systems/drop outs on digital systems, rate of speech, etc

Is the reduced bandwidth really the most significant problem? Naively I'd think everything else you mentioned would matter a lot more, I'm curious how much you experimented with that specifically.
Not all families have children. Some children are adopted.

I am grateful for the love and care my parents gave me, but I don't consider myself something that belongs to them as birth right.

It is my opinion people must be responsible of the children they breed.
She has to surrender by April 27th.

How does that work? Usually I thought after your trial, at sentencing... that's it, you go away in handcuffs
> Russia is a sovereign state, they can make any decision they want to, but they decided and agreed at some point to defer to this organization for a reason.

I think the commenter means that there isn’t a technical reason that GLONASS can’t be changed to not add leap seconds not that Russia doesn’t have to defer to an international body.
They didn't until the early 2000s, but it turns out the easiest way to increase the resolution is to feed in less information and just give the pixels souls, so they can use free will to fill in the gaps. In a few years they'll have them in CPUs too, they're just running into thermal issues with the blood and the fact that every ensouled CPU inevitably either kills itself at first opportunity or goes insane. Hopefully it'll get hammered out for 5nm.
Yes, large was by far the best, but still not accurate enough that I'd be willing to put it into a fully automated pipeline. It would have gotten it right probably 75% of the time. Anything other than the large model was far too bad to even think about using.
Was it that way before Musk bougth Twitter? Or you didn't check before?

Also, I'm still confused by what "search for it directly" means. Like, you won't see it in author's feed at all unless you have an id of that tweet? Can you find it by searching Griffin + Musk in Twitter's search bar?
"He's a real self-starter and quite entrepreneurial as well."
I've discovered that if you tweet the name "Michael Griffin" + "Elon" (or "Musk"), nobody will see your tweet organically unless they search for it directly.
Michael Griffin is an important person in Elon's real (non-mythical) history that he'd probably rather you not know about,

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_D._Griffin#Career
> * Unparalleled info and insights about the crypto markets.

Since both his hedge fund and exchange lost billions, I doubt it.

Except for going long in a bull market, was he ever successful in anything?

> * A team of geniuses who were absolutes alphas from quantitative trading, won math olympiads and were constantly on drugs to enhance their cognition 1,000% (Ok, this one's sarcasm)

Again, they've lost massive amounts of money trading.

If your strategy makes a lot of money for years, but then loses more than anything you've ever earned, it's a crappy strategy.
Considering that he lashes out at the smallest slight, I'm rather unsurprised that people depending on him for their livelihood sing his praises.
Deterance is the outcome the courts were hoping for here.
If you've spent on average ~200K for medical school, how willing will you be to pay to work for 3 to 8 more years before you get a paycheck? Resident doctors already make less than nurses with 4 year undergraduate degrees.
I’ve heard more than a few complaints about the apps. For myself I’ve only used the web interface, and it’s been fine.
Huh, strange. It seems they seem very interested in 'remembering' your "2FA" phone number but not your view preferences. Must be a bug somewhere in their DB.
I had a hard time finding the free version. You need to register an account, but this should be a direct link to the download page:

https://customerconnect.vmware.com/downloads/details?downloa...
When you say larger US cities are you actually comparing apples to oranges? Comparing Boston, NYC, Philadelphia, or Chicago to Paris, Marseille or Lyon makes sense. But Los Angeles, Houston, Phoenix, Miami, etc are large "cities" but are basically not cities, they are a collection of sprawling suburbs that never end.
We have summer and winter time because that turns out to be easier than changing business hours. But I was just talking about UTC really.
A court of law is not the only context in which presumption of innocence is and should be the default. It should in fact be the default in most if not all contexts.

Furthermore, impugning the reputation of someone deceased and unable to defend themselves is an insult to his family and his legacy. The fact that people think that doing this is justified without any supporting evidence is just disgraceful.
I don't like platforms deciding what I see. I connect with people to get their posts. Period. I want them all, or let me control my filters if there are any.
one of the most legendary posts on Hacker News, for sure. this is the only thing that person posted, and it was 100% spot on YEARS before the fall.

this person HAD to be an insider, no question.
>ok, this one's sarcasm
Have you worked with a reputable outside auditor? You don't just provide numbers and illustrate your methodology for obtaining them, you have to essentially reconstruct your entire revenue and finance system with them, provide ongoing random samplings, demonstrate the consistency of any calculations, and many, many other steps that I don't have time to illustrate. Companies couldn't just provide a false number, they'd have to construct a parallel revenue and finance system with false data. Do some companies still cheat and get away with it even after audits? Of course. But it's a major deterrent to this kind of behavior and a reputable auditor would have caught many of FTX's illegal activities much earlier.
That rule exists for precisely this sort of occasion. I read part of the article and—agree or disagree, like or dislike—there's actually a lot there to have interesting responses to, if one wanted.

To pick the single most shallow and obvious provocation and then respond in a predictably indignant way isn't "discussion"—not in HN's sense of the word. Rather, it's the sort of reflexive response we're trying to discourage. We want thoughtful, reflective, curious conversation here. There are plenty of other places for everyone's nervous systems to get reflexively activated.
> I really do think there is such a thing as "over democratizing" our development process. Sometimes you really do just need to tell someone "this is getting built" and they can get bent if they don't like it.

If they pay me market value plus 35% for being unexpectedly uprooted, that's OK. If the gov wants to steal it, things will get interesting.
The Ivy Lee Method of Task Management
> long sentence for Ms. Holmes was important to “deter future start-up fraud schemes”

That is not how justice works. Each case must be taken by itself. So gross how people throw around this "sends a message!" bullshit so flippantly when it clearly means "the punishment will not fit the crime as we have added a bunch on to scare other people".
1. Why should you trust Newton's works (eg. theory of gravity or calculus) when he isn't smart enough to avoid landmines like the south sea bubble[1]?

2. My previous comment asserts that SBF/FTX was reasonably clean prior to the collapse. If someone seemed reasonably clean, but then it turned out that he was a Bad Person or whatever, should everyone associated with that person be chastised for not being "smart enough to avoid landmines"?

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isaac_Newton#Knighthood
Twitter currently suggests tweets from people you don’t follow. I believe that would be part of the “amplification” or “reach” he’s referring to.

That’s how tweets spread and get massive faster/more than typical virality.

Now imagine turning that off. You can still say what you want, and your followers will see it, but it won’t get blasted out to that whole world.
I'm sorry, but that characterization of 90% versus 100% is not remotely fair.

"Only 90% unless people let us buy enough land" is a far cry from not having any clue at all.
And what about situations like the following,

"‘It’s got nasty’: the battle to build the US’s biggest solar power farm", https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/oct/30/its-got-...

Unfortunately, I don't think people like Connie Ehrlich are rare, especially considering that you typically don't need much money to be as obstructive as she has. Yes, there are corporate-funded "grassroots" lobbying organizations, but when you look at how this stuff plays out across the country, it's not obvious who is using whom. (Also, from what I've seen following disputes over the years, most "grassroots" organizations that fight projects are fronts created by local citizens--or local citizen, singular--at least in California.)

The fundamental problem is that 1) local zoning laws permit too much discretion and 2) are too deferential to public input. These policies were supposed to be empowering to communities, but they're in tension with the principal of rule of law. Rule of law says that a community first makes the rules, then applies them in a principled, arms-length manner to individual cases as they arise. Contemporary zoning policies and procedures permit so much discretion that what we have is a system that effectively makes up the law on a case-by-case basis. It's a system that is fundamentally arbitrary, capricious, and unjust. It's also unconstitutional as a violation of Due Process (even under strict conservative definitions of Due Process), but the Supreme Court is deathly afraid of unleashing a tsunami of constitutional objections to zoning policies so has historically made it very difficult to appeal such cases up to the Federal courts. They usually languish and die in administrative and states courts if they even make it that far, because projects and their developers tend to be time sensitive (you don't spend money, even on lawyers, unless you have a firm time horizon on RoI) and also averse to antagonizing zoning boards.
If software engineers built buildings
Doing this during a Windows 11 install will result in a road block until you fix said connection issues. You literally can't proceed without finding a hidden terminal and disabling the process and restarting. Insane.
Storage is the bottleneck that makes 100% clean energy even before 2099 unlikely. I recommend the whole video but this part is relevant to my comment:

https://youtu.be/ptI6BRVC1Kw?t=108
Given the examples of bias you provide - bullshit psyops and corporate whitewashing - and even more given the fact that you do not mention the political/ideological bias many if not most 'politically sensitive topics' have I can but assume that you do not notice that bias because it happens to coincide with your own standpoints and as such just assume those biased statements to be true and worthy of note. Just imagine what you would have thought of Wikipedia had all those entries been biased towards the 'other' side to get an idea of just how strong the bias is. Imagine a lauding article on e.g. Trump where anything critical of the man was quickly edited out. When you try to add some common sense to the clearly biased article you're met with a string of reverts without any clear explanation other that 'not noteworthy', 'unreliable source' or 'against the NPOV'. You try again and again but hit the same wall every time. After trying to add some balanced information to the clearly flawed entry you receive a warning from an administrator who tells you that edit warring is not tolerated.

That is what many if not most people mean when they state that Wikipedia is not a reliable source for any controversial topic or people.
I must not tweet bad tweets.
I do something similar with a tool I made & use

https://newsy.co

It works great. I don't use Cloudflare email routing service but use something else. But I did a manual test with Cloudflare and it worked really well (thinking of changing it actually).
I googled Robin DiAngelo and expected to read about a far-right Jordan Peterson type. Instead I found that she's the person who created the term "white fragility". From her wiki page, I don't see any reason to compare her to a flat earther
I suppose it wouldn't be feasible to bring charges against the board members, too? Even though they are also culpable. (I'm not saying that Holmes didn't get what she deserved.)
"But I want my doc to have a degree from medical school not some 3 month anatomy bootcamp..."
Does this setting not work? https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/wj8raAJEtvzSR3pav36KYV-120...
She hurt money, especially of super wealthy people, and in this country, that is the biggest crime.

Furthermore, enhancing someone's sentence to scare the next person is not justice. That's sacrificial and gross.
I have heard unsubstantiated rumor that she may be trying to make it to Dubai, take that with a dash of salt.
Can you clarify your point? Is the accusation that Musk received CIA money from Griffin? Or that Space X had an easier time of getting government co tracts because he was buddies with Griffin?
That one thing you tell yourself, "If I was smart, I'd..."
Do that and start right away.

Become a master of something you know better about today than you did when you started out. Seek out a mentor and ask them what that one thing is they would tell themselves to do so you can anticipate being here again. I've tried restarting careers 3 times and every time you lose your job you have to reassess your interests as well as skills because they change without you realizing it. That's why there's supposed to be growth path for individuals to move from individual contributor, to team leader, to supervisor to manager etc. It also helps the workers knowing they have someone who did it themselves and has been there too.

Right there with you. Been unemployed/self-employed for 8 years. Circling the drain can't get a job because I was working towards being a manager who worked their way up but never got the title and without it and the connections that come with it and keep getting discarded when the company pivots. Everyone else my age and experience became a manager and/or started their own company/studio and is all about schmoozing and has no time for anyone who can't bring them business or is competition for their own.

I like working in production, but unless you are the programmer doing all the work, it's not sustainable without an aggressive growth path.
Whisper does pretty well, even with background music and things like that, I think you're working with a pretty weird subsection of recorded audio that won't work, for that edge case to work you'll very likely need to train your own model.
Apple has quite strict virtualization constraints in its user agreement. I'm wondering if this is going to change any time soon.
Is that the only way to read what’s happening?
> apparently you haven't noticed that, hence your criticism.

If you conflate criticism with being against freedom then I can see why you'd come to this erroneous conclusion, and many of the others you've made.

> Yeah, I'm not debating that.

It's not protection against criticism but to criticise is against the freedom of the project. Right.
Yup, although the "youtube shits out if you just upload long video" checks out

I've tried 1920x22px and it just returns "Processing abandoned. The video could not be processed."