skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This would be prohibitively expensive due to the number of underground utilities. In Manhattan, there isn't even a map of all pipes/etc. under a given street or sidewalk, because they were laid so long ago - every time digging is done, they need to carefully dig it up and see what's even there and document it.

So there's no way to even figure out how this could be done without doing all the digging, etc., and at that point the expense is prohibitive.

Not to mention that building that system would require giving up parking spots for the construction, which would cause the same political pushback from the same opponents, so at that point you might as well just do above-ground collection for a fraction of the price, since you'll be fighting the same political battles either way.
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It's been a while since I've used Windows, but I don't think using the Microsoft Gaming Store stops you from installing software from the internet. I could be wrong.
That's what I thought. If consumer products tend to use the bleeding edge, which will be the state-of-the-art chips produced in Taiwan, then I still don't get:

1. What's so exciting about a prev-gen fab possibly being completed in 2024?

2. Who will buy the chips produced by the 4nm Arizona fab, and why?

The only plausible answer offered for 1 in this thread has been that it's too difficult to jump straight into the bleeding edge, and this is the most the US can do to lay the foundation for an eventual catch-up with the state of the art in chip fabrication.
I assume that’s for professional workstations? There were complaints about the „low“ maximum RAM with previous Apple Silicon generations if I remember correctly.
So using Stable Diffusion is like giving LSD to your bicycle?
It really sounds like you didn't read the article at all. It explicitly mentions Java/Kotlin in one breath with rust almost any chance it gets.
Damn, this looks really cool. I've wanted to add wasm support to my project at work for some time now, but unfortunately with no good C# integrations (with Unity as the host), it just hasn't met the mark yet. Really hoping that can be addressed in the near future.
Some devices can convert muticast to unicast traffic.

Some devices can respond with errors to the traffic received, but not destined to them.
Yeah, remember how Fortran put all the ASM devs out of work?....

;)
It is like Godzilla smashing up other monsters; yeah technically I know I shouldn’t be rooting for any of the monsters but it is kinda cool and also funny. Apple unleashing a giant anti-ad beam at Facebook is just great.

Coinbase, I dunno, they are some tiny nobodies right? Seems like punching down too much.
And the fact that the timelines mean Apple must have retroactively pushed code into the past. . . That doesn’t bother you at all?
I had the same experience with Rust too. After trying and failing for hours to trudge through syntax BS, I'm (probably) not touching it again until something big changes. I can't even get user input without making a huge ugly one-liner or importing some dependency.
Just the semen.
>All of this is interesting, but the system also needs an easy way to get "into" and "out of" the system for those that don't want to hold crypto (or for those that are just coming to the game without any crypto). Instead of forcing them through a shady CEX like FTX, they can just buy tokens through this Stripe embed.

and unfortunately, we still have to rely on a company who can choose to deny you business for any reason they want (perhaps stripe doesn't like the addresses you are sending crypto to, for example).

This could be an actual use case for central bank digital currencies though I expect the result will be more fine-grained control and micromanagement rather than less.
Has Microsoft published anything about their pairing plug-in for VS Code?
Olive oil works nicely as a skin softener/moisturizer, as long as you don't mind smelling of olives.
What prevents you from opting into a more closed garden or having apple outline clear walls that you can jump off you prefer?

A law like this only gives you more choice.
from the privacy angle GP highlights, there are loads of VPS, VPN, and storage (e.g. backups) providers that accept a basket of cryptocurrencies.

for physical products… it looks like Newegg still supports Bitcoin. overwhelmingly, the more tech-adjacent the product, the easier it is to find vendors that accept cryptocurrency.
2020 seems like a bad time to look at. Recycling is mostly exported and ships/shipping containers were at a huge premium. Along with many countries effectively closed.

Local landfilling would look very favourable in that environment.
> That's an awfully vague demand.

It's a response to saying Apple needs to be "reined in" which is hardly a concrete proposal.
Nevermind lamda, they have Flan-U-PaLM which is even better. They have the best LLM know to man. But it's private.
Yeah. Does this apply to forex fees I incur via my banks?
What does it matter if software has marginal costs or not?

The principle is the same, it's a product being sold by a 3rd party which Apple has no involvement at all in its production costs being distributed by the App Store which Apple takes a fee of 30% off.

The costs of software services are part of the cost of a subscription, as the cost of production of something Amazon is selling is part of its cost. Streaming services have ongoing costs for development, maintenance, etc. that physical goods don't have after they're sold. You are just paying one upfront and the other one is ongoing.

> 80% of all Apple revenue from the App Store comes from pay to win games (came out in the Epic trial)

And what's the argument here? That those are easier to produce they deserve to get taken a 30% cut because marginal costs are near zero?

Netflix and other streaming services have much higher costs than these P2W games if that's your argument; costs for licencing content, maintaining infrastructure, paying for development. Nothing of that is cheap, what is the big difference between a product such as a streaming service and physical goods sold by Amazon that makes you not support Apple taking 30% from Amazon per purchase?

Do you think it'd be fair if every Netflix subscriber using Android devices had to share a slice of the 30% Apple takes if Netflix allowed subscriptions through their iOS app and Apple took a cut? Because it's either that or Netflix having different subscription prices between iOS and Android, both are bad for Netflix and good for Apple. All while Apple also produces a competitor.

In what world is this a fair market practice when you have so much power over a platform? And even directly competes with some companies that you are putting in a natural disadvantage?
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Anyone responsible for running a CA with a root cert should be willing to answer any reasonable question that the public can dream up. The fact that they were unwilling to provide basic information is a huge red flag.
Can't wait for Apple and Tim Cook to be brought back into reality by the EU.

I'm popping champagne on that day.
if only you knew how good things really weren't
Ada has "unchecked" operations:

Unchecked Access (unsafe pointers): http://www.ada-auth.org/standards/22rm/html/RM-13-10.html#I5...

Unchecked Deallocations ("free"): http://www.ada-auth.org/standards/22rm/html/RM-13-11-2.html#...

Unchecked type conversions (unsafe casting): http://www.ada-auth.org/standards/22rm/html/RM-13-9.html#I57...

Ada has FFI:

C / C++: http://www.ada-auth.org/standards/22rm/html/RM-B-3.html

COBOL: http://www.ada-auth.org/standards/22rm/html/RM-B-4.html

Fortran: http://www.ada-auth.org/standards/22rm/html/RM-B-5.html

Ada has pragmas to both enable more security measures or relax security measures:

http://www.ada-auth.org/standards/22rm/html/RM-L.html

Just like in unsafe Rust, sometimes in Ada you need to turn off some security features or tell the compiler "I know what I am doing for this part" when interfacing with some hardware or similar low-level stuff.
> You trust random people on the street?

All the time, no transaction is possible without trust. The crypto enables one sided trust, i.e. the payee doesn't have to trust anyone but the payer needs to trust that will receive whatever is promised.

You pay your ransom with hope that the attackers will unlock your files, the attacker doesn't have to hope.

When you build traditional system over crypto, you don't use crypto. Like exchanges basically being unregulated banks that might just disappear with your money. Your money is now gone because you wasn't using crypto, you were using an illegal service and you were paying with crypto and that's what crypto is good for.
One could implement many data structures without unsafe, but with less efficiency. E.g. using an arena allocator
> Passing "self" as the first argument was bullshit in Python, and it's bullshit in Rust too. Don't look at me like that - the compiler can inject it as the first parameter without requiring you to type it in.

Nope, that would be a static function on your struct. By using self you let the compiler know that you want to use an instance function.
This is what I'm talking about, amazing work! Generative AI can unleash infinite un-realities -- shared reality it at drastic risk of being lost even more.
They're already addressed by Bitcoin (which has zero centralized team, marketing, or promotion of future "gains").

"Crypto" (anything that isn't Bitcoin) is by design a way to run a legitimate ponzi scheme, primarily for VCs who realized it was easy money [1].

[1] https://twitter.com/SilvermanJacob/status/159505980620064358...
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It is definitely possible to go your whole life without having sex. Much like it is possible to go your whole life without loosing your temper. It may not be easy, but it is definitely possible.

But all of them appear to be "core" desires to us because they are immediate, potent forces. But just because these appetites are strong doesn't make them necessary. Everyone has to eat something but (in the general case) "you don't have to eat that *right now*" is true. Same with sleep - you don't need to sleep as much as you think you do (and you probably should be sleeping some times when you don't feel like it). So we come to sex. Is sex necessary for the continuation of the human race? Yes. Is it necessary for you to have sex at all? No. (Again, in the general case).
This is only for the on-ramp and off-ramp on that site. If a user is censored by Stripe, and very determined to get into the digital game economy, they could probably find a local crypto exchange that would handle on and off ramps. Once they are in the crypto system, which may already be the case for many users if we imagine these embeds are in more parts of the web than just niche game marketplaces, that censorship becomes very difficult.
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I don't see the QA posting. Am I just missing it or is it elsewhere?
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> Totschlagargument

For others just learning this gorgeous word (literally "killing-blow argument") Wikipedia says:

> A thought-terminating cliché (also known as a semantic stop-sign, a thought-stopper, bumper sticker logic, or cliché thinking) is a form of loaded language, often passing as folk wisdom, intended to end an argument and quell cognitive dissonance.
should they get 30% of my Amazon Prime fee?

If not.. Could Coinbase Wallet offer Coinbase Wallet Prime for. $100 that provides free transactions on qualifying orders?

All these rules feel arbitrary to carve out as much money as they can from "lesser people" without upsetting the larger players that have a budget to afford a lawsuit.
... yes? And I'm asking you, who is saying that? You said:

> Some people are posting the article around the Internet as evidence that Rust solved security.

OK, so show me. Let's see all these people declaring that this is "evidence that Rust solved security."

I think it's far more likely that you're exaggerating what folks are saying to make them appear far more unreasonable than they actually are. But we can't know that unless you actually show your work, now can we?
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Aah, that makes more sense
> The best way to "fix" phishing attacks and malware is by making people more "technical".

I've been trying to do this for 25 years. It has yet to be successful. Especially since the vectors of attack change constantly.

> The Web needs to be a competitive platform for apps next to the closed and "gated" App Stores. I think that we should not dumb down web browsers to simple page viewers.

Disagree 100%. With native(ish) apps at least I can do things like block internet access if I don't want them to "phone home". I can also downgrade (or not upgrade) them if they push regressive "updates". Web apps take all control away from the user. We need ways of running whatever we want on mobile. But using web apps as a workaround is a cure that's worse than the disease.
> And then New Yorkers have the gall to constantly make fun of Staten Island

Well to be fair, Staten Island used to be the literal garbage dump for NYC, and being incorporated as the fifth borough was actually the reason this stopped (because it's illegal to dump trash within the city limits).
If it will put a penny in my pocket, I will burn a billion of my employer's dollars.
what about buying and selling stocks? Paying yiur credit card through banking app (with fees/interest). is apple going to want a cut of all that?
I use it for my degenerate sports gambling. I also give it as gifts for first borns.

If you invest in gold, you won't be able to even gamble with it. In fact, you won't even have any gold at all. You'll have a certificate from someone claiming that someone else has your gold stashed somewhere.
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Yes. Same rules as google. When in aggressive mode, shields will block first party ads. No exceptions.
The only things I can think of is the use of newtypes around PathBuf that enforces things like expansion and that makes the check for you when restricting tk a specific directory. Now that I'm writing this out, this feels like it could be a very useful small crate or addition to Camino. Thank you for making me think further about this. Of course, the impl would have an associated runtime cost for the check and a more involved API surface because it's asking the developer for more information. But once you do that you can have an TryInto<PathBuf> impl to pass it to any standard method.
Most of history is subsistence farming economies. More people means more labor. It’s a pretty good ROI. And of course, lack of contraception. Plus with kids dying you need several to reliably end up with a few when you’re old.

In an urban economy kids are largely dead weight and expensive for two decades. The middle class dual income family isn’t typically looking for 3+ kids anymore.
But yeah, SBF was very much a proponent of increased regulations and worked closely with US politicians and the SEC. They were "legit" to public view, but behind the scenes was unprecedented financial incompetence and fraud. And to clarify, they definitely had a business presence in the US with their US site and that would fall under US jurisdiction. I thought of applying there because it seemed like a cool place to work but they were only hiring for their Chicago office at the time. Glad I dodged that bullet in retrospect
Nope, not saying that.

Before asbestos or cancer causing pesticides were regulated, they were perfectly fine to sell and use, but they were not in fact safe for people. In most cases, regulation lags science. In quite a few cases, things we know probably aren't safe are not regulated at all, or not sufficiently regulated. Regulation has many inputs: good science is one of them, but expediency is another, and so is corruption, and frankly so is incompetence. In any case, because the regulatory status of a substance has no relationship to whether or not it will kill you, it is safest if we have good regulation AND people do as much due diligence as they are comfortable with. Ultimately, it's your health, so you have to take responsibility for it.
Ditto. If my income drops or streamers shut down I'll still have my music. Owning nothing can be liberating, but not if you're replacing it with decades of renting instead.

Plus I've also got loads of stuff that isn't on Spotify, Apple, and the rest.

And as for discovery, the free Spotify still gives me some of that (I also like a bit of Smooth Chill or similar running in the background on ye olde voice assistant speaker).
I'm just commenting to agree with the "D got language design right, Marketing worse than Rust". I cry every time =(

Don't have anything against Rust though, except the syntax can be a bit obtuse.
Wow this kind of hit home! A lot of familiar ground. When I was 12 and living in San Diego I started a BBS, also using WWIV. Called Xcellent! BBS. When we moved back to the UK I tried to keep it going, but the BBS scene in the UK was a lot further back. I believe I had a connection through a friend to WWIVNET or something similar but I had to do that through a call to the US from the UK which in 1992 was ridiculously expensive so I stopped.

Thanks for the post :)
I think 6 feet should be enough in most cases, if you're short on time or energy.
Agree. Ending up in a situation where suicide was not possible is probably one of my greatest fears.