skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There actually are some fundamental laws related to this problem. It’s a distributed system, so you can lose availability of the metrics data and be bounded by the CAP theorem. You’d also need to keep the metrics synchronized at some granularity across zones, effectively serializing all billable events at a global scale. For example, if you wrote one byte into storage across the globe, that write would have to be billed, committed, and be globally visible before the next byte could be written and billed. And each communication is bounded by speed of light, etc. You’d effectively be synchronizing all billable events through a database at cloud scale.
I would generally agree but this position seems unique enough to warrant some latitude.
> To me, there's an obvious path forward in removing a few free parking spaces on each block and replacing them with rat-proof containers

Putting garbage in containers is the kind of thing that sounds like a great idea at first glance. And maybe that's for the "greater good". But what's this comment about losing parking? The devil is in a lot of very specific details, but I'd have some concerns about the side-effects of losing parking spots being significant to some people.

For instance, in many areas of NYC, reducing the number of legal parking spots means more people having to drive around for 30-60+ minutes trying to find a legal spot, which certainly has an impact on the city's cleanliness, not to mention the safety of the roads (increasingly agitated people wheeling around trying to find one of the increasingly vanishing legal spots). And not to mention the impact on people in stressed economic situations. Does a low income earner who needs his car for work now have to choose between spending time and money driving around for an hour plus trying to park legally, or does he risk a ticket that he can't afford now?

I can see some creative solutions that might kill multiple birds with one stone, but I'd just like to point out that reducing parking has a real world impact on people and isn't something to be undertaken lightly.
The article references another article about SLS in toothpaste (unfortunately not accessible without paying) - https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/00016357.2019.1...

Just seeing that makes me want to switch toothpaste. There looks to be an 'Oral B Toothpaste Pure' that doesn't have SLS or colourants, might give that a go.
Not OP but I also attended a part time Lambda School cohort around 5 years ago and the YC association was huge for me.
It's not about the importance of the act of filing paperwork, it's the fraud of lying to customers that you are following the law and then taking their money. For what it's worth, I don't think prison would help. But maybe some non-dischargable liabilities and a ban from being a corporate officer would.
>Large school districts are accountable to a broader, more diverse population, and subsequently aren't as vulnerable to being captured by a small local enclave of fundies.

If the larger district is more diverse, then wouldn't forcing a one-size-fits-all solution on its inhabitants be worse than allowing individual communities to choose solutions tailored to their diverse needs?
Neptune's Brood is really good. It's set in the same universe as Saturn's Children but without the Heinlein-tribute sexpot focus. It takes a lot of concepts from "Debt: The First 5000 Years" and extrapolates them to the next 5000 years.
For the public good? You mean “aligns with what they think is for the public good and their own views” - there is no such thing as free speech as there is always limits, and really it is just where the lines are drawn.
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So this book that’s been around for over 30 years has the answers, yet apparently few schools have implemented it enough where bullying is still a problem?
> Also, this theory would suggest that eunuchs, self-identified men who voluntarily undergo gonad removal, would generally come to identify as women, but this is not the case; Similarly for men who have their testosterone suppressed as part of cancer treatment.

Could that be explained by the unfortunate lack of trans acceptance?
Also, lame they charge companies to attend Bloomtech career fairs: https://www.bloomtech.com/hire-from-bloomtech
500K per month in child support and losing all your sponsors will make that decision for you
Faster than quicksort?
Google may be only a year or two away from total disruption
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Web and native apps have to ask. But we visit thousands of web sites vs use a dozen apps - so there are going to be many more irrelevant requests.

Here's a question. Can you disable web sites asking while keeping the notifications that you have already allowed?
Anecdatum: I have talked with a parent of fraternal twins who went to Success Academy. One twin did well academically. One twin struggled. The latter was managed out by Success Academy.
Whew, I was worried by the headline! But it means they blocked an update to the app (for blah blah App Store compliance), not blocked the app outright.

(I only care because I pay my kids' allowance in crypto, and they manage it with Coinbase Wallet on their iPads. This is what I have been doing with all that promotional XLM I got for free from Keybase before they got resorbed into Zoom.)
There is a reason they are #4 behind AWS, Azure, and Alibaba.
It's like asking, has anyone had success hiring college grads? My data science bootcamp had actual Harvard and MIT degree holders (bachelor's, I don't mean their extension / online certificate programs). I guarantee you they had much better experience getting their resumes seen than the guys with no degrees. I'm in another bootcamp-esque program for SWE's and some participants have joined Google, but most have joined random second-tier companies or startups.
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Apple music is so obnoxious on mac that you can't delete it and it would popup by itself a lot
Trolling is a pretty vague word, it doesn't really mean anything. So it's hard to really reply to this with any degree of seriousness, if it even was serious to begin with. That said, on properly moderated forums, trolling would usually be moderated, by a human that proactively moderates discussions. Social media can't really do that because the scale of the moderation team they'd need to do it would be literally unthinkable. It's clear that they need huge moderation teams just to upkeep the crappy standard of handing reports inconsistently that they have today. Exactly what to do with that information, I don't know.
Maybe, but I find that unlikely, particularly for eunuchs; Being a Eunuch is arguably more socially stigmatised than being a transsexual.
Try and get an abortion in Texas for yourself or someone you care about and let me know how those precedents and legal arguments work out for you kiddo.
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Stories like this area why the US will never accept a public health care system like the NHS.
That's not a charge to attend career fairs; our partner companies pay us for white glove recruiting services, advanced access to grads, and for us to find and deliver unique sourcing criteria from our student body.

It costs us a lot of money to offer those services, and I think that program _almost_ covers its own costs, but has been a big winner.

The purpose is to create a relationship that helps learners get hired, and it's been succesful.
It's frustrating because you're just repeating the same drivel other people who don't have the situation straight are. Nobody related to TrustCor CA is connected to a malware company. That's factually incorrect. They are connected to an email privacy company which offers E2EE email but which, for product reasons, doesn't enable it as the default when you create a new account. The alleged malware company and the email company were historically related when they were born because they shared an investor. But that is no longer the case.
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If you are looking for a simple interface that is an alternative to asdf, but uses Nix under the hood, you could check out Devbox (https://github.com/jetpack-io/devbox). Our goal is to make spinning up per-project dev environments easy and approachable, without having to write a full nix.flake.
It is high if they don't have any skills that people would willingly pay them that much for with their own money.
This is fundamentally not what happened and a prison term for this would be insane (even California's BPPE would agree with that).

Our counsel told us we didn't need to register with the BPPE because we weren't offering in-person classes (this was somewhat rare back in 2017 - certainly more rare than now). The BPPE sent us a letter that said we needed to register and we did so and began working with the BPPE instantly. We never ever lied about that fact, and there was no attempt to avoid regulation in any way.
If it is a side hustle then go with someone already in the content business. If you have a good voice you could summarize books on blinkist and other short summary apps. If you are an data artists you could generate infographics for news articles. If you are a DIY enthusiast you could could generate videos on how to build projects and sell the step by step plans and even materials.
Their net income in recent quarters has been around $20B. So it's more like 30% of their total yearly profit (using your figure)
No. That’s the line, that’s the word on Wall Street, but it’s also complete crap. Apple spent a decade and a half as the iPhone company and for a long time that was exactly the right call.

They have other product lines with more than enough room to grow in the market, but they have to hunger for it, like they did from 1998 to 2008 with the Mac, and 2007 through the current day with the iPhone. Almost anything Apple puts out will sell in quantity as long as it doesn’t have exactly a voice-controlled UI, and while Microsoft and Intel are busy shitting the Wintel bed Apple is putting out top-tier high margin computer hardware with obvious gaps on the low-end, the middle and the ultra high-end and the thing keeping Apple from fully capitalizing on that is they’re shitting the bed with their own OS and tunneled in on nickel-and-diming their existing install base.

The global music industry was $26B in 2021: https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-60837880

The global movie industry in 2021 was $90.2B: https://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/movies-e...

The global TV industry in 2021 was $259.16B: https://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/televisi...

Grand total: $375.36B

Apple’s revenue in 2021 was $394.3B, and some portion of that is already accounted for in the Music, Movies and Television revenue for 2021 but if they really want to grow, then they need to go back to their roots: hardware running software of quality. Services will only be a segment and most of their “services” revenue depends substantially on the size of their hardware’s install base. They can still offer those, but if you build good products, the profit will follow. Apple was the one that built their business on that philosophy.

Either that or become a bank.
Even under more restrictive interpretations that were prevalent in times past, Puerto Rico doesn't qualify. Their gun laws are very similar to other Latin American countries. They require you to have a reason to get a gun, and a "may issue" policy which means they can just say no with no justification required. They don't often say yes, so de facto gun ownership in Puerto Rico is banned, the only people that get them are the politically connected and people who grease palms.
They should put ethics before their Tesla's and summer beach houses.
Are they able to buy comics (or beyblades/roblox/candy/whatever) with their crypto?
> The author is not arguing in good faith (IMHO), and is mad that crank causes can't easily subvert a school district

And you're not arguing in good faith, by referring to the values of people you disagree with as "crank causes".
I had issues with Wanikani in that the memory associations are arbitrary and unrelated to the meanings. Not an issue for most radicals, but it felt like I was making all theses conceptual connections that didn't actually exist. I would see a radical and my brain would go "Pitchfork! War radical!" When the kanji had no relationship with war at all.

For me I had a much less confusing time with rote memorization of the kanji, and then getting familiar with the conjugation as early as possible so I could read quickly. In that way, learning one kanji was like learning ten words, and you also now have the real meaning of the kanji which often does translate across multiple kanji words. Now you are getting lots of meaningful associations which ultimate make up the web of understanding required to put it all together.
If you were actually to commit fraud regulators can come for you whether you register or not. The act of registration is simply to make it easier to tell regulators what is happening.
IIRC the weaponized sentient pyramid scheme was weaponized against what, if we’re following the book as a map, is today the crypto economy (Economics 2.0 in the book)

Part of the book also fall together nicely if you realize that IRL Stross is a cat person.
Hope they don’t follow Hanoi’s rat problem solutions. “The great Hanoi rat massacre did not go as planned” Fantastic read by the way —-> https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/hanoi-rat-massacre-190...
https://applieddivinitystudies.com/lambda-lies/

He also lied about having an auditor verify their placement rates. Caught asking Bookface for an auditor reference while proclaiming it was audited.
Selling and/or using NSO and similar software in the US, with certain exceptions about use by the government, is very arguably a violation of a couple of different US laws, including the CFAA.
>Are you trying to give a masterclass on logical fallacies?

So yes?

And again, I'm not saying it's good/safe, it's just in a resource-limited world the only problem is global warming.
Just a nitpick, it doesn't say the federal government shall make no laws, it basically says nobody will. Precedent after the fact limited the scope of the bill of rights to the federal government until the passage of the 14th amendment, but the wording of the amendment itself placed no such restriction.
This is a fascinating topic because there is no practical way of knowing what food-related items (containers, utensils, washing up liquids) are safe to heat and what aren't. Indeed no one can track the makeup of everything in their kitchen that comes in contact with food.

Then there's the topic of items that are safe to use only in ideal conditions. Like Teflon in cookware that is said to be very safe unless it overheats, chips, or degrades in some way.

The more I think about this, the more it sounds like a blind spot for most people. So I'd like to know whether heated-up washing-up detergent/dishwasher detergent is associated with something unhealthy in a proven (or reasonable) way.
It is always fine for a chat server to silently round numbers. There is no context in which I want a payment processor to silently round numbers. (And I'm not wild about a "haha who even knows how taxes work" joke either)
Being able to deal mostly with first-line managers because a township is small is worth a premium.

I can call my mayor-- he met with our cub scout den last fall. I can find the police chief if I want. I can speak to the deciders on the school board or in the administration.

Yes, it's expensive but there's delightful responsiveness and accountability in exchange for the sticker price.
This actually isn't true.

There are a few edge cases where folks will be working through that period and contract with us afterwards in different/new roles, but impacted employees are not expected to work with us during that period.
Once you pass intermediate, it gets even worse. Anki, Shinjigen, Aozora Bunko and a Kindle with a generous book budget on the Amazon.co.jp store is what I do now (that, and consulting for a Japanese company).

Related, if you are a beginner, apps other than Anki were a waste of time to me. (Actually, the most effective thing for me was basically being wrecked in a summer university level course and only getting out by the skin of my teeth thanks to the final exam; but I don't recommend that either)
I assume this comment is meant for this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33822950
Aren't there occasionally dead animals in NYC rooftop water towers, too? And that's cold water.
If the vast majority of applicants from one bootcamp claim to be employed by them then I can see why you would be suspicious, but I’d be hesitant to throw out all bootcamp grads who say they’ve been employed by their bootcamp.

There might be perfectly legitimate reasons to be employed. Maybe they were aiding instruction of earlier students as they got more experience, akin to a tutor or teaching assistant in colleges. Maybe they took a temporary job because they were unable to find a job right out of bootcamp, and the reasons for not being able to get a job don’t necessarily have to be negative (e.g. they had familial commitments).

Getting a job from a bootcamp is already hard and it wouldn’t quite sit right with me to reject someone outright for something that could be explainable. Perhaps if you are drowning in applicants then you are forced to be harsher out of practicality, but even then surely there’s a better filter then someone reporting what is ostensibly an experience applicable to job they’re pursuing.
Isn’t radix sort way better for punched cards (and more obvious)?
Google also gives plenty of wrong information
https://www.harappa.com/slide/mouse-or-rat-trap : a Harappan clay mouse trap. Similar to another found in Mohenjadaro too. Man vs Mouse, never ends.
Cats are a pest too as they slaughter birds.
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I looked up Borremans because I'd never heard of him but apparently a book of his work in the photo shoot is some sort pedophilic "code"? Or something like that?

What exactly is the issue with his work? That it depicts nude (but not sexualized as far as Incould find) children? And the children aren't real models afaict either.

I like what I see of his work. Reminds of Francis Bacon. Deeply human art. There's something about that kind of figure work that speaks to the soul.

So yeah, not sure why this artist is "the bottom."
Nope likely to not stick around.
I stopped getting canker sores some years ago after changing toothpastes. Having read of SLS, I assumed that was the culprit — but no, I read the ingredients and my new "good" toothpaste also has SLS. So whatever the change was, that wasn't it. For all I know it wasn't even the toothpaste at all!
They cited a study. If you disagree, please raise the bar, and either challenge the study, or cite something compelling.
Actually Useful(tm) result out of the recent influx of AI hype -- "search engine" trained on, by and large, how people recommend links on sites like Reddit. It's a little hit or miss in my experience still, but when it hits it's legitimately brilliant, and mostly avoids the "Google search results are useless and dominated by SEO-farm garbage" issue.

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I am curious why would they care if you mine crypto or not? If you pay for an instance, why not?
I tried the dishwasher tablets and felt like it didn’t clean the dishes as well. We been using the hand soap and other cleaners and I’m never going back on those. Maybe I need to give the dishwasher tabs a try again.
All they need are slightly better admin controls, SSO, and a switch to disable anything "fun" in the client (maybe settable via a group policy if there feeling froggy), and Slack has literally nothing to offer.

This is a relatively trivial amount of engineering work to have feature parity