skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sure, as long as your emotions are driven only by the contracts you sign.

People sign a waiver accepting the risk when they go whitewater rafting, but that doesn’t stop it from being a potentially life-altering traumatic experience for a rafting guide when a kid falls out and drowns under the raft.

Likewise, if you care about your client’s financial well-being as a wealth advisor, and you make a choice that destroys years of your client’s savings, retirement, etc. it would be understandable to feel distraught about that.
Off-topic but is there any in-depth content that goes through why Apple Silicon is more efficient than the best x86-64 CPUs from AMD/Intel?
This happens all the time.

A decade ago, a family friend with a band wanted help with burning their CDs.

Timidly, "hat in hand, eyes down", they asked if I could maybe, possibly, add 2 seconds of silence in front of their recorded tracks? It's OK if I couldn't, they'd understand.

"I finished it while we were talking"

"Really?? Amazing!! That's awesome! Didn't know you could do that!!

Now, can you also remove John's guitar from this song?"

They really had no clue that removing an instrument from a finished mix is HARD, as opposed to adding 2 seconds of silence (and for context this was years before the current deluge of "AI Powered" apps that might conceivably actually do that).
I'm more interested in know if the Pro versions of the PS5 and XSX come out in 2023.

I've read rumours, anyone here work in gaming and seen them as devkits?
They're using connect, so they're a marketplace (accepting payments on behalf of customers for their customers, and taking a cut). Not sure if any of these support that model (pretty sure Paypal doesn't).
Not the first time this has happened to Azure, they are always under-provisioned. Move to AWS
Hope you don’t mind the Q: does Camtasia support the export format for cuts..? Thanks.
This is not as rare as public clouds may lead people to believe. I have had to move workloads around since AWS began (even between public clouds on occasion).

In particular, GPU availability has been a continuing problem. Unlike interchangeable x64 / arm64 instances with some adjustments based on the new core and ram count... if no GPU instances are available then I simply cannot run the job. AMD's improved support has increasingly provided an alternative in some situations but the problem persists.

I recommend doing the work to make the business somewhat cloud agnostic, or at the very least multi-region capable. I realize this is not an option for some services that have no equivalent on other clouds but you mentioned databases and k8s clusters which are both supported elsewhere.
There have been “clawbacks” in cases of major fraud before. Irving Picard is something of a legend for his ability to “recover” stolen funds for Madoff victims: https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-amazing-madoff-clawback-154...
As a 6 Pro user, even if you could get ahold of 911 your signal may just drop out entirely in the middle of your call. I've never had a phone that drops signal so often. It's insane. I used the Black Friday sales to get a new phone to replace this one for that reason specifically.
Title would be clearer as ''How curl has reached nearly ten billion installations''
Any optimisations you can make? Will have the advantage of saving you money across all platforms/regions
no, they have very low quotas by default, and you have to request increases through the portal, which then get rejected and you click the button to contact support/email and then you sometimes have to negotiate with them

you have to do this for every single instance type they have, can't even experiment or test other instance types cause its too much trouble to get quota
Germany did not cut its gas-supply - Russia cut the gas-supply to Germany. Europe did not sanction Russian gas (they sanctioned Russian oil among other things). So this was not really German policy, it's Russian policy to cut gas-supplies to Europe.
Sometimes the bereaved want retribution.
Agreed. It's also important to look at context of all of those achievements.

For example, industrialization was greatly driven by foreign engineers and companies.

Like, one of the most important figures in pre-WW2 industrialization.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Kahn_(architect)

That continued after WW2. Russia was dependant on western trucks, a lot of which they gained via Land-Lease. So, they literally bought truck factory from the western companies - Kamaz - that they obviously branded as their great achievement.

Production:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FVI8MeOWAAEBhMB?format=jpg&name=...

Receipts:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FVI8lAGWUAA37eD?format=jpg&name=...
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FVI8l9eXwAEvMKM?format=jpg&name=...
Azure uses much smaller datacenters than AWS or GCP. Microsoft wasn't a big compute user before cloud, and it's a lot easier to manage and build for smaller DCs. Amazon and Google both needed huge DCs before being clouds.
I can go on Azure right now and create an instance and nobody will check anything manually and email me back something. Maybe you're confusing Azure with some other small town colocation provider.
I’ve heard from a friend who works at Microsoft that due to energy crisis in Europe plus their data locality laws, Microsoft is indeed running short on datacenter capacity there and can’t do anything about it no matter how much they are willing to spend.
I am still 100% sure it was exactly the right decision. Was however in hindsight probably the right one to choose Azure and/or that data center.
https://prospect.org/power/congressmembers-tried-to-stop-sec...
I'll ask again what the person above asked: do you have a TAM.

If you don't you're at a big disadvantage.
I don't think it is different, apart from any issues with timing of the buying and selling and price changes in between. I think this is more a question that the government doesn't have the gold and buying it from the miners is how they will get it. I don't think they are giving the miners a bad deal, other than forcing them to accept Cedis. I believe the net effect is that fewer Cedis are put on the market for dollars and this prevents a price drop in Cedis.
Opportunity cost. Add support for an OS that has 3% of Steam users vs. focusing the efforts elsewhere.
Not those that set out on their own, and thus are more likely to catch rodent while alone than feasting on big prey with the pack...

Unless they can pinpoint the infection and a subsequent behavior change, it's not super conclusive.

It's like concluding catching an IST makes you more promiscuous, even if that would likely be supported by statistics...
Fed now instant payments will go live in US next year. EU has similar cross country solution in work. Majority of Asia already switched or in the phase.

In India, most purchases go through UPI already which is p2p without a middleman.

It's tough time to be in payments and will only get worse as many custom integration with lending companies break down due to huge losses.
Generally I feel the "Guinness World Records" is "valuable" in that "somebody somewhere put some level of thought and rigour into some record I would never have even realized existed".

Not an absolute definitive agency, and when there EXISTS a more official agency, take those; but it's a fun read of "these are reasonably close to the extreme in this obscure area I never thought of"
Not right now, no. As far as I know Camtasia can't import XML, so I need to export something in their own format. It's on my list of export formats to add.
https://www.ambergroup.io/
Could be, but there are mechanisms which explain how toxoplasma creates the risky bhaviour: by increasing testosterone production.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33742779
Certainly true for larger retailers, but there's plenty of small and independent businesses that offer true discounts today. For example, many artists that sell enamel pins keep them at the same price forever. So a discount today is a true discount.

Beyond that, you can also look for any retailer selling gift cards at a discount. Given that gift cards spend at their face value, you know for certain the discount is a real discount.
Genocidal Russia should suffice for clarity
Same happened to me too. They suspended the payment account. Two accounts actually, because different cards. Sent the driver license picture a dozen times, for one account someone eventually took a look and unlocked it (which took about a week). But another one is in review for several months already. And it's impossible to do anything with that.
Hey, @gizmo thank you for your reply, I indeed checked. As I said the account affected here is a local business, they make like 1.1K MRR from the same people forever. I've checked personally the disputes and they are all due to these "insufficient funds", also one issue that happened like 3 weeks ago on the same account was that Stripe was incorrectly crafting the SEPA Mandate and for the reason the bank rejected it.

It seems like their own mistake has caused their automatic fraud detection algorithm to incorrectly flag this account. This is speculation obviously, but with this timing...
Yes, growing crops. The hyper local weather has been drastically different the last few years (dry; redwoods are stressed, etc).

Also, there is no vaguely-accurate local weather station for our place (internet services report wind speeds and temps that are routinely off by 20% / 10 degrees F, and rainfall that is off by 5x)
Here's a link to the movie:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LDXcyJ2x5M
The comment I replied to was not talking about changing quotas but actually creating instances.

> Yes it’s weird that you have to ask them for instances which some actual physical person looks at your request, thinks about it and says yes or no to.
Love BetterTouchTool. It's a must-have to customize your Mac, keyboard shortcuts, automate things you do regularly, etc.
The article is baseless and at odds with what I see as publicly stated political opinion and, more importantly, public (EU population) opinion. The article is baseless because it echoes unnamed sources. "Top EU officials", but not one name underwrites the citations about bickering, with the notable exception about gas price negotiation discourse, which is natural and expected.

Now, let's assume the article is true: Europe is suffering because of the Russia-Ukraine war, and top officials resent US profiteering. The solution is obvious: arm Ukraine. The stronger Ukraine is, the quicker this war ends. The whole narrative around USA creating this war, and USA prolonging this war makes no sense. Russia created this war, and the EU can end the war this winter: just provide as many weapons as USA does.

Note: I'm European and living in Europe.
this: compliance plus lack of energy for new datacenter capacity. source: colleague who works at msft. they have a true crisis there and it will get worse.
"Those who can make shit, do. Those who can't make shit, teach"
Written in rust, lets you define a series of http urls to hit and assert info about what's returned. i.e. a count of items in a json array, or a string value of one specific json string.
Here's CNN's exit poll for November 2022: https://www.cnn.com/election/2022/exit-polls/national-result...

Unmarried women vote Democratic, 68-31.

Unmarried men vote Republican, 52-45.

Married women, Republican, 56-42.

Married men, Republican, 59-39.

Here's an image purporting to describe the Reuters-Ipsos poll of 2012: https://i.imgur.com/I3ycNpC.png . (I haven't been able to find the actual poll.) It only gives the Republican share of the vote for each demographic, but Republicans+Democrats should be close to 100% of the vote. 1992 is an exception.

Unmarried women, 31% Republican.

Unmarried men, 41% Republican.

Married women, 55% Republican.

Married men, 58% Republican.
Well... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33742779
I can see the novelty in this, but it also seems like a very gimmicky way to get a bunch of stars in your repo.
There’s an odd juxtaposition between the net negative sentiment towards The Technology That Shall Not Be Named and the near daily “X banned my accounts and my business will never recover please help” posts.
Turn Email into Short Link
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The problem here is not the current government responsible of what the ex-Cancellor does, it is more what he did when he was in power.
They were donating more or the same amount to Republican PACs.

> Some of the “Blockchain Eight,” as the Prospect termed them in March, have benefited from crypto largesse. Five of the eight members received campaign donations from FTX employees, ranging from $2,900 to $11,600. Rep. Ted Budd (R-NC), one of the signatories, received half a million dollars in support from a Super PAC created by FTX co-CEO Ryan Salame.

> More consequentially, Emmer was the head of the National Republican Congressional Committee, the campaign arm for House Republicans, this year. The NRCC’s associated super PAC, the Congressional Leadership Fund, received $2.75 million from FTX in the 2022 cycle; $2 million from Salame in late September, and $750,000 from the company’s political action committee.

> That money helped House Republicans win the majority in 2022. Though FTX has been portrayed as a Democratic firm, thanks to the high profile of former co-CEO Sam Bankman-Fried, the company sprinkled around campaign donations fairly evenly, with a shade over 50 percent going directly to congressional Republicans and a shade under 50 percent to Democrats this cycle.

> In an email, the SEC declined to comment. Six of the eight congressmembers have yet to respond

https://prospect.org/power/congressmembers-tried-to-stop-sec...

>No word on if those Democrats or PACs will give back the dirty money

Now you're just straight up lying on something that happened 10 days ago.

https://popular.info/p/seven-politicians-are-returning-ftxs
Admirable, but neither of these are light lifts. Most startups are potentially better off just gambling they won't be in the %0.1 that get shut down due to big company shenanigans.
Do they have recruiters recruiting engineers to help build it?
Thanks for the clarification. I had no idea Android apps could intercept calling functions like that. I can see the benefits, but I’m amazed devices are allowed to be that open
Big fan of n8n!
Dependence on Russian oil was not the pro America choice, it was the cheapest, easiest, short term gain with a huge long tail risk that’s now popped.
I bought one off of Amazon that stopped working after three months, extraordinarily frustrating. Hard to find a decent brand since they all seem to be cheap junk.
The reason is simple. Cost. It makes everything a lot harder (and thus costly) at a time a startup can afford neither.
Just like that without evidence you laid an allegation on Amazon even though all facts are that Amazon does KYC and doesn’t actually let anyone sell health products (among many others) without receipts.

This is text book rumor-mongering and spreading misinformation.
GPUs are better run in your own office.

All cloud providers charge much, much more for GPUs than if you run a local machine.

Cloud GPUs are also a lot slower than state of the art consumer GPUs.

Cloud GPUs: much slower, less available, much more expensive.
What use case of money transfer doesn’t require reversibility for fraud prevention?

I love credit cards because I can dispute transactions.
The official Anker response on Amazon UK Q&A is "86.4Wh"
But yes, it is annoying.
> 1 Trump is less of an impact on me

lol
> Hetzner has a German presence I believe

I sure hope so, as a German company
No matter what stage of a service you are at you should have a documented procedure (ideally running a script) that can stand up a working instance of the system.

This has vast benefits for agility and fast development when developers are not always fighting the build system and have a "no fear" attitude about deployment.

If you have that, you can build a system in another region and be able to migrate wholesale to another region with more capacity and not be particularly concerned about the general problem of coordinating the service across multiple regions at the same time.
calculated luck
There is some list of the Mac Apps

https://github.com/mRs-/Black-Friday-Deals
Very interesting. As mentioned in another post, I am sure they are not trying to screw us or anybody else up. Is after all for sure not in their interest. But not flagging that to users I do not get at all. I would expect to get at least a warning email a week about that, plus warning in the dashboard, but there was literally nothing.
not to mention basic things like mouse behaviour, resultion support and general development tooling are a pain in the ass on the platform
well can't create an instance without having quota available

and low quota is low, like 10 cpu, so start a 2 node k8s cluster with 8cpu each? nope, go request quota increase
A Noctua NH-D14 is considered "thermally constrained" for these 13th gen chips? Good lord.

I'm looking forward to your test results though as I'm considering building a new desktop around 13th gen.
That would just be a slightly less obnoxious email spam bot.
Is this the part where we find out they are comparing laptops to desktops?
While you're at it at making your "infrastructure as code" cloud agnostic perhaps take a look at tools like Terraform (the only one I'm familiar with). I've just started the work of defining whatever we need to provision in their notation with the objective that it can be done with a single push of a button in the future.
> The US "escalated" by helping them (at their request) fight off a violent and genocidal invader??

No the “US” kept the Ukrainians away from the negotiation tables. It wasn’t until right before the midterms the US changed it tune swiftly and recommended Ukraine go to the negotiation tables.

> According to multiple former senior U.S. officials we spoke with, in April 2022, Russian and Ukrainian negotiators appeared to have tentatively agreed on the outlines of a negotiated interim settlement: Russia would withdraw to its position on February 23, when it controlled part of the Donbas region and all of Crimea, and in exchange, Ukraine would promise not to seek NATO membership and instead receive security guarantees from a number of countries.
https://www.foreignaffairs.com/russian-federation/world-puti...

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/06/14/world/europe/us-will-not-...

https://progressives.house.gov/2022/10/members-of-congress-u...
https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2022/11/05/...
https://www.cnn.com/2022/11/07/politics/us-ukraine-diplomacy
ah yes, it's the US fault the corrupt German politicians made Germany entirely dependent on Russian gas

even Trump understood this was a stupid idea: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nu57D9YcIk0
> "the safety of our users is our highest priority and we are investigating these reports", no admissions, no legal risk

That statement contains both admissions and legal risk! If they aren't actually investigating the reports (entirely possible), it's a lie. If they don't actually mark "safety" bugs p1 (almost certainly possible), it's a lie.
To add another piece of context here, less than a month ago we receive this email from Stripe for the same account:

Hello,

We’re reaching out to notify you that some SEPA Direct Debit payments created between September 26th to October 4th incorrectly show as disputed when they actually failed. We have confirmed this issue is resolved, and SEPA Direct Debits created after October 4th 04:00 UTC will not incorrectly show as disputed. Please note that as SEPA Direct Debit is an asynchronous payment method, you still may see new disputes on payments created before October 4th.

We have compiled a list of all currently-known payments impacted by this issue, which you can download by clicking this link:

We will be refunding any charges for the affected payments and disputes.

We are very sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused. If you have any further questions please let us know.

—The Stripe team
Nope, I went through this process exchanging more than 30 emails trying to get the instances I wanted.
pretty sure the Bahamians have been paid off
It's understandable, as talk therapy is basically useless against untreated Schizophrenia. Unlike other mental illnesses, a tether to reality has to be created first - and that can only be done chemically/biologically through medication.

Psychotherapy requires a relationship; relationships are built on trust. The psychologist simply cannot complete against the will of the patient's reality (their untreated persona/thoughts). Not even their loved ones can, and doctors are complete strangers (and when it comes to those whose symptoms include paranoia, doctors are in fact the enemy). It's a fool's errand until an effective medication regimen is underway.
It's ok to complain. Identifying problems is one step in the path to make things better. Some people don't have the courage to Leave, like you might... Allow them to feel like it's ok to complain. Avoid shaming them.

Cruel sounding messaging here, @exabrial, to me ears. Saying "whining", specifically suggests the employees are in the wrong, because to whine is generally a shameful act.

Darth Vader said it best, "Pray that I do not alter the deal further." It's an abusive situation...and that is generally a bad thing for humanity's sake.

In Nature, for sure an individual's solution to an overpowering (leader's) cruelty is to leave. That doesn't mean what's going on in the first place is right. In Humanity, we get to assert as a mega society, what is acceptable behavior. This Twitter stuff is not right and should not happen. It is bad and leads to worse things for all of us.
"Last week, Amazon extended buyout offers to hundreds of its recruiters as part of what is expected to be a months-long cycle of layoffs." The article implies this is because they now have some AI that can scrape linkedin, reach out to potential talent, and do everything the recruiters were doing. i.e. it wasn't a warehouse amazon job that was automated away, but a white collar desk job.
Actually using these values it should be closer to 60% as the states taxes is over the import tax and the federal tax. It should be like this: (15%*10%)/(1-17%). Yes taxation in Brazil is confusing.
As for the 40% remaining it should also have reservation for financing as it is common in Brazil to offer 12x flat rate financing on purchases even thought we have around 10% inflation annually and high default rate. But i agree that around 20% to 15% in this 40% gap should be additional profit over Brazilian operations.
You can't do much about the stuff out there now, but you can make punishments so painful companies simply regulate themselves. It's all math to them - if the punishment is more expensive than doing it right the first time, it gets done right the first time, usually.
> That is not what a wire transfer is.

I didn't say it was a wire transfer. I said it was a mail carrier and made an analogy. You seem to have misread this part and misinterpreted my entire reply, as the rest of your comment makes little sense as a response.

> The first electronic value transfer happened somewhere around 1872

No, wire transfers are data, not value, transfers. The humans and institutions on either end of the data transfered "over the wire" are then entrusted to transfer yet more data to a central bank which eventually completes a physical value transfer of assets to perform settlement of the balance.

Central banks move around ships filled with gold and other precious assets-- that is the value transfer. Direct non-physical electronic value transfer, i.e. settlement, did not happen until 2013.