skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
All of the below is no professional advice, I’m just a programmer who looked into this a bit.

The easiest thing in my opinion would be to incorporate in Croatia and then use Paddle https://www.paddle.com/, Gumroad https://gumroad.com/ or FastSpring https://fastspring.com/ for payments. They take care of all your VAT/Sales taxes.

If you want to go with a simple company outside of Croatia, maybe go with a UK Ltd, easy and cheap to set up and run. I used Sleek https://sleek.com/uk/ for that.

But if you live in Croatia, I would go with a local equivalent of a Ltd + Paddle/Gumroad/FastSpring.
"Hey trick your friends into helping you give us the funds or we throw you under the jail."
No worries. I was just jumping off your comment if anything, and not necessarily replying.

And yes, I cannot imagine how stressful it must have been for Tyler.
Funny how findings like this get almost no attention at all, isn't it? In Europe at least I fear we lose a generation of boys. Dropout rates among young males are very alarming, and yet doesn't get the attention it needs. Future generation will not look back kindly on how we currently normalize desastreus results for overall young male education.
Good to know, I'll change my hamster diet today.
Second year in a row VMware doesn’t have any Black Friday discounts
Fair enough but there are consequences for your actions that shouldn't invoke kids growing up without a parent. I spent the first 10 years of my life like these kids will - without parents. Needless to say it's not great.

If IVF doesn't work out for whatever reason there's adoption. Let's try to remember this fraud could have very well ended up killing people. Not being able to have biological children and adopting is minor by comparison.

Her life expectancy should take her well into her 80s, and, at the risk of turning this into a "boo-hoo session" my dad died when I was 26 and he was 61. So even after all of this she'd likely see her kids get married, have children, etc which is more than some people who didn't commit fraud and gamble with people's lives get.
This talk by an actual neurologist intersects much of what you're speaking to, but not through a "type 3 diabetes" lens. More of a "tumor growth and neurodegenerative diseases are caused by mitochondrial dysfunction, and fasting is our most powerful tool for straightening out misbehaving mitochondria" perspective, if memory serves.

My impression is that ketogenic diet alone is insufficient for lack of aggressive autophagy/mitophagy fasting triggers. But I'm just a lowly software dev, this shit is not at all my wheelhouse. It doesn't surprise me though that our cells need regular spring cleaning, my home certainly does. Apparently we evolved to opportunistically do that internal spring cleaning in times of scarcity...

Worth a listen:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jK0BkTPUGQY
> it also treats students pursuing another advanced degree, such as an MBA or PhD, as unemployed.

Seems accurate. Seems like "students interests" is being used as a shield for protecting a racket.

Edit: reminds me of this article where a president of a 50k/year liberal arts college says all these student loans are necessary
to keep high quality education. https://www.marketwatch.com/story/debt-gets-a-bad-rap-as-a-c...
> In 2020, that number was barely over one percent (or about 188,000 cars)—which might explain why only 18 percent of the country’s drivers even know how to operate one.

It also means less thieves who are able to steal my stick-shift car.
If the code is only battle tested you have a problem. If you did the correct thing and have written the actual tests for each of the lessons learned nothing stops you from porting these over to Rust.

If you don't have the tests you just listed another reason why using a language with better safety guarantees that will not let broken things compile is a good idea.

The way I see it even battle tested old code can become a liability, if it's surrounding and dependencies change.
It still makes me angry the Surface Go and Surface Go 2 have inferior screens and build quality to the Atom-powered Surface 3.
Great news for mice!
And if you get sick or if you don't know if you can go but want to?
New Zealand pioneered this with goats painted bright pink. Our conservation workers helped out in the Galapagos.

These days they use radio collars to achieve the same.

But it's not so much about attracting other goats out in the open, it's using the desire of the Judas goat to be with other goats to make it easy to locate herds.

I've always felt a bit sorry for the Judas goat, all their new friends keep dying.
That prices out more fans who can’t afford it though, something that some artists are trying to avoid.
Canada so much easier, with express entry.
Bird Scooter market cap drops to $50M market after restating historical revenue
I'd love to know how Apple decides if a Wifi network is usable or not. For some reason my home network is flagged as a "Mobile" network and people connected to it can't update to the latest version of iOS etc.

Is it because I've also created a Mobile Hotspot with the same SSID on a spare mobile phone I have, so my family can use their iPads out and about without having to connect to a new Wifi network? (i.e. I just works)

Is it because for some devices on my network, I DHCP them a different DNS server so they get adblocking via AdGuard home?

Who knows. It's so annoying. The fix if you want to update iOS on my home network is to connect to the Wifi Network called "F*kApple" which is exactly the same network as normal, but with a different SSID. Because that works just fine.

Also, F*k Apple.

PS: Also F Google because trying to search this problem just gives me the most infuriatingly childish "How to fix!" articles.
I wrote about it in my blog a few months ago when I redid my research to open an entity for a new business [1].

TL;DR: it depends. Most likely an LLC will suffice.

[1] https://caruizdiaz.com/2022/04/03/the-non-resident-alien-nra...
EVs are expected to have a longer life than ICE, upwards of a million miles. That's why robotaxis and EVs are mutually reinforcing technologies, both together has the potential to be extremely profitable.
> dude who plays League of Legends

A dude who plays LoL badly. Embarrassingly badly for his number of games.
Sounds analogous to mining cryptocurrency with proof-of-work.
Once upon a time, I sped up Tornado Web Framework by quite a bit.

I used to write one or two popular Go libraries.

There are (or were?) big McRouter + Memcache clusters behind New Relic. I prototyped that and deployed to prod in ~3 weeks.

I was one of the few engineers that introduced Go to New Relic.

These days I would send small patches to Apache Druid.

Besides Druid work, I can't really say all the cool things I do these days.
I think it's possible someone gets her a phone. But she can't get away with streaming or even posting selfies. She'd have to stick with texting or using pseudonyms.
Sure, and plenty of innocent people rot in jail for months before their trial because they can't afford the cash bail.

That Americans are at all proud of such a system is disgusting.
I was half expecting this to have gyro controls so you could look like a madman while "arm looking".

Really neat, in any case.
Mastodon instance keeps getting flagged for phishing
They do look very close. The left one has more red while the right one has more blue.
Most modern MTB's have abandoned a front shifter and only have one for the cogs in the rear.
Hopefully ESX is right behind ... anyone have any updates about this?
It is accurate that GANs have stability problems, but they are absolutely being used today for solving problems similar to this (an output needs to be "improved").

Stable Diffusion produces faces- especially eyes that are malformed. You'll often see "restore faces" in online services which feeds the end result into a GFPGAN which is used to restore faces.
By the way, it looks like you forgot to disable flux or similar before taking some of the screenshots. They are an bit orange.

To continue on this topic, blue light filters may look pleasing to some but it’s not sure whether they do have an effect:

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/opo.12406
This is going to be the unpopular take, but this woman committed a crime that is very easy to prevent. Blacklist her from taking any further investments or being CEO or any executive officer. There's really no reason to feed and house her. She should work for her money and we don't need to ruin a child's life.

The primary purpose of imprisonment is to keep dangerous (i.e, violent) offenders off the street. Violence is especially bad because it is difficult for the government to prevent all violence, so drastic measures like prison make sense.

It is fairly straightforward to stop holmes from doing what she did again using other means.

I dunno, just my take. And yes, I feel this way about most white collar crime. Like it or not, white collar crime is not violent; thus prison seems pointless and like a waste of money.
Ok but what about someone with not much money, but time. They may be willing to camp out for several days (certainly desire there) but would lose out to someone with money who can easily afford it.
I've stopped eating breakfast years ago. After a month or so the body adapts and you just stop being hungry in the morning. Most of the stuff people eat for breakfast is unhealthy anyway.
Elon Musk asks Twitter users to vote on reinstatement of Trump
I was at first quite happy when I heard top schools were pulling out of rankings - we go way too far with what are often vanity metrics that miss the big picture.

But, I was told (unconfirmed) that this is cover to make it easier to pursue backdoor affirmative action as allowing diversity candidates in with lower LSAT scores was hurting their standings in the rankings, and this is a cynical tactic to get around that.

Is this a case where we are ending one wrong and replacing it with another?
Omnicom is a much bigger deal than those two clients.

It's the second largest advertising holding company in the world.

That's the biggest deal of all the names quoted by a LARGE degree.

They have 5,000 different clients.
I've had similar experiences where purely informational sites are flagged twice a week as phishing.

What is going on here? Is "Safe Browsing" the new go to for negative SEO?
She probably could have had a perfectly nice career working somewhere in tech or anywhere in corporate america I guess.
In the past, yes, you were correct, but now, you're incorrect.

For starters, no-one buys hogget or mutton anymore. The only sheep meat there's a market for is lamb.

Secondly, the largest profitable market in wool is fine wool used in clothing, like from merino sheep. They're terrible eating, but their wool is amazing.

Dual purpose breeds like the Romney provide coarse wool, which is great for carpets and blankets, but the market for both wool carpets and wool blankets has shrunk in the face of competition from synthetic fibres.
I haven’t bothered transferring out my BTC to my own wallet because 1) it’s a tiny amount and 2) the chance of me screwing up and losing the coins was greater than my exchange blowing up. Apparently, the latter point no longer holds true, so I‘ve changed my mind and decided on taking ownership of my coins.

Anybody got a nice, fool-proof tutorial/guide I can use to safely generate and manage my own wallet? I’m also open to any additional suggestions/recommendations you may have on how to do that transition.
We're seeing layoffs and stock crashes, but not as many completely unsound businesses. Meta is still making a ton of money.
The Weinstein podcast on lab mouse telomeres is pretty interesting. I’ve heard various refutations claiming it doesn’t matter, but my grug brained undergraduate biology training tells me that maybe it does and the bigbrain sophistry is a case of trying too hard to rescue now questionable research.

Short version is that for a long time scientists thought mice had naturally long telomeres, but actually that is just an unintentionally selectively bred for trait in lab mice, because wild field mice have normal mammalian telomeres. And supposedly the upshot of that is lab mice are really good at cellular regeneration. Which means unless an experiment kills them some other way they inevitably die of cancer.
Couldn’t find a single other mention of the specific website. I don’t think talking about the company counts, since we’re talking about how much things that circulate on Twitter make it in the news. I can point you to 1000s of tweets that have been in nytimes articles, but only 1 hackernews post
if someone thanked me the same way they thanked a computer i'd feel offended
Who are the rationalist free speech advocates of today? So far it seems like the free speech absolutist don't really value free speech but value their speech.
use Perl;
To be clear, everything you're saying about her motivations is plausible. So is the alternative I raised. Neither of us actually knows. She herself may not know. People are messy like that.

The rest I disagree with, though. Kids are resilient and don't need to be shielded from life. Dad isn't going anywhere, for one thing, and they have the option of seeing Mom if the family wants to do it that way. They'll be fine.
Mine was the “HF” model, which I think had less horsepower than the base or “Si” models. Could have been the difference?
Used? Sure. You don’t need to use it when everyone knows what will happen. The presence is enough 99% of the time.

Or are you saying cops don’t have real pistols in their holsters, and agents just pretend to be armed on those raids?
What if your ISP hijacks your DNS (pretty common) and someone was to poison it and instead downloads a malware ? That would mean thousands of windows pcs download this malware by just connecting to the internet.
Not really relevant anymore, but back in the day, nodebeginner.org did help a lot of people to get into Node.js development I think.
And fun to practice getting them just right on the street anyway. It's something to do, if nothing else.
Driving a car is just conditioning yourself thru repetition to operate one particularly dangerous mechanical device thru dynamic environments. No biggie.
My understanding is that clocks in Greenwich are set to utc+1 from the last Sunday of March until the last Sunday of October. (They call it British Summer Time).
Did the same thing. I bought a 944 Turbo and had to learn manual while driving it home. And that thing had a clutch like a refrigerator truck.
Who says people aren't already leaving?
I'm not sure how US News is wrong. They have a methodology. People can put whatever stock they want into it. Sounds like something is working if schools can't lower their test scores and avoid falling in the ranks
Relationships.

Tech wise, very early Docker and Docker-related integrations with a bunch of other amazing people.
> I am just paying for a somewhat expensive server and I love how it's really fast but also I have a lot of free GPU time so might as well let others use it too lol.

They are donating some spare capacity.
But is the underlying logic behind earning to give actually sound? Because it sounds to me like ideological cover for plain old earning. It also strikes me as deliberately blind to the ethical externalities of working certain high paying jobs.
Uppercase MB is megabytes, lowercase mb is millibars. Both can go through a series of tubes, but millibars are also useful in dump trucks, to make the wheels go round and round.
It doesn't look professional, it could beore likely to be rejected as spam.
> Own capital, investor money and loans.

What's the difference between own capital and investor money for a company?
What if we’re in a simulation? Couldn’t you reasonably call the creators gods?
So that Russia can respond with their own "donation"? I see we have some brilliant minds lurking on HN.
The lesson here is that that investors can blame founders for their own stupidity and walk free with their reputations intact and their very questionable behavior unchallenged. And several of those weren't betting with their own money of course. Which IMHO makes them negligent in a way that you might argue is actually fraudulent. You might even argue that some of them were maybe willingly part of this fraud and just looking the other way on the off chance that this thing might have exited before the shit hit the fan. Raise lots of hype, offload the company, via some exit and cash in before the whole pyramid scheme implodes. That too is part of SV founder culture. Business as usual if it doesn't work. Great success if it does.

Nobody seems to be talking much about the elephant in the room here BTW; which is that this is about a pretty young woman dealing with male investors in a culture where sexism, harassment, etc. are routinely covered up by disingenuous political correctness. It seems we just don't talk about this and pretend it wasn't a huge factor both with investors being taken for the fools they were, the media drooling all over this because having cute women on the front page is great for business, the public interest in Ms. Holmes (same), the near complete lack of that for her male co-conspirator, and a (male) judge taking the side of the cringe worthy crowd of crocodile shedding wealthy male "victims" demanding revenge for being taken advantage of by a pretty woman.

If she was male this company would not have raised this much and the related fraud would not be front page news. Nor would the sentence be this high because this is business as usual in SV.

It's a harsh sentence for two kids to have to grow up with mummy in prison.
Probably best to buy a hardware wallet if you want ongoing support for accessing these in the future: https://www.ledger.com/
I want to learn it by coding it.
https://www.inaturalist.org/

While I deserve no credit for its current success, it's been used by millions to:

* catalogue millions of plants and animals around the world

* tagged image data has become critical for computer vision training models

* map species range and impact of various natural changes to biodiversity, with data cited in scientific journals

* new species have been discovered through the app

previous HN thread - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22442479
aka.ms
Serious question - why? Quake 1 is 25 years old game. It ran good on first Pentium. Apple Watch CPU is much more powerful.

I’m not saying it’s not cool. But it should be fast.
People are saying the exchanges borrowed the tokens from each other, produced a snapshot of the reserves, and then shipped the tokens to the next exchange to do the same thing. People were seeing large outflow of tokens from one address to another.
See this comment with a response from Binance: https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/yxxugl/comm...
What tool did you use for the player-text presentation?
As long as we're locking up druggies who never hurt anybody but themselves for that long, we should be doing the same thing to frauds like her.
Better link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Farmer's_Market
Wait there is a free version? What's the limitation?
World Cup '98 was the bomb! Your work is part of an amazing history.
#2cb and #0bc look the same for me, while the first and last are different enough.

I know for sure I cannot complete a full ishihara plate test though so this one is on me.
I have mixed feelings with Ledger. On the one hand they have a lot of features and are very user friendly but on the other side their software (firmware) is quite buggy/unreliable. Additionally they leaked the home addresses of their customers some time ago…

If the amount of coins is not material I would go with coinbase wallet (non-custodial) if you have an iPhone.
If the amount is bigger and it is bitcoin only I would go with the coldcard wallet
Rebooted the app do to queue upgrades, if you had a pending upload please reupload it, thanks!
As much as "cut and paste" news media outlets use twitter for "news" they should of pooled their money and bought it when they had the chance!
What country are you living in that has enough money to surveill average joe and kick in his door because he orders some small quantity of drugs? If you want to get dozents of users on the hook for possesion you could just raid a random nightclub, that's a thing that actually happens - but even that is rare.
what should I talk to my teacher? He has taught the basics and most likely some students will be making this site by now...
Really unfortunate terminology that molds peoples ideas of the internet, being able to access a website is pretty far from having full internet access. Calculated or not, it was also in MS interests to lead people to think this way.

It should check if you are behind NAT and then say "Your computer doesn't have full Internet access but can reach some services via a gateway"
I feel like Dice.fm already solved this. You can buy an untransferable ticket and if you cant go, you simply return it to a wait-list of people who have signed up. You get your money back, and they pay the same price. Maybe there are some transaction fees involved but overall this eliminates the ability for someone to buy just to sell?
No one is mentioning that the new FTX CEO wrote in a recent Chapter 11 filing that the hack we're discussing here was actually 2 events: the movement of ~$300 in crypto AND the dilutive printing of ~$300 in FTT.

Can somebody please explain that second one? Because this makes no sense at all.
Service Resilience – part 1: Startup Technology
Holy crap. I feel you. At the same time, I am amazed at the people that gather here. Makes me want to do better.
Looks pretty good! I will give a start to your project. Hope you do the same to mine!
"They're keeping secret this ONE WEIRD TRICK to get into heaven. If only you knew!! Click here to convert to Islam"

but 8th century
Yes, it's due to structure. If you view social media sites as games, you can see why certain behaviors emerge from each one depending on the platform's rules. If you want to discourage abuse, you need to develop mechanisms to disincentivize it.

For example: the way Twitter works, an individual's reach is proportional to the number of their followers. This means that individuals can influence thousands of people with a single tweet. That's a lot of power, but that's also a lot of attention focused on one person. So it ends up cutting both ways: we see prolific tweeters able to spread their ideas really easily, but we also see witch hunts where huge groups all gang up on one person with devastating effect.

YouTube sees this for the same reasons, but the scale is smaller because creating videos and response videos take significantly more effort. LinkedIn could, but it doesn't because it's really a website for making yourself appear attractive to employers.
Well, for one, I might be wrong: https://ideas.repec.org/a/spr/empeco/v60y2021i3d10.1007_s001...

However, I don’t get how holding gold – which doesn’t generate dividends and therefore cannot benefit from compound interest – could be a good long term invest, compared to, say, an accumulating ETF.

No financial advice.
Sounds like creating your own email spam filter. Maybe that could work, but it doesn't seem likely.
It is hosted on the Azure CDN, which is partially Azure datacenters and backed up by Akamai. msftncsi.com is completely on Akamai.

Here is a list of Azure operated locations: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cdn/microsoft-pop-ab...
I can't think of a single salient feature added to twitter in the last 6 months.

Which does raise questions what all those coders were working on...

The fact half of them have been fired and twitter is still running shows that they weren't all required for maintenance.
What “snapshots”? All transactions are visible on the chain. I don’t get how that is supposed to help. Could as well just use Photoshop?