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Unfortunately, too many parents are either too unaware or apathetic to spend 30 minutes enabling parental controls on new phones, tablets, and computers before handing them off to their kids. Parental controls are very robust now, and easy to remotely manage from your own device. You can create an app whitelist, or require permission for installs, and limit browser usage. Non-emergency usage duration and time-of-day can be fine-tuned.

The ability is there but sorely lacking wide adoption, and parents instead stick to more confrontational and less effective techniques such as manual snooping and taking of devices after the damage is already done.
I'm comparably bemused by the enthusiasm shown here towards some life sciences stuff. HN users are perhaps not the discerning polymaths you imagine.
Conditional breakpoints are supported for most dynamic languages. With static ones like c++ your way is the only practical way I believe
The difference is that SVB's depositors will see most of their money back, which is the point of the FDIC taking over.
Lots of (most?) real-time and embedded code run in a state where suspending/resuming really doesn't work in any useful fashion, so it's logging, and minimal logging at that to figure out what's going wrong in-situ.

That said, much benefit is gained by writing the complicated bits in such a way that they can be tested/debugged/examined independently on a host system.
The bastardization of the term "decentralized" in this post has energy levels over 9000 for sure. Should be flagged as click-bait.
I believe the implication is: why aren't we using the fed for our banking, this kind of bank run would be impossible. The fed provides guarantees to banks but not to retail and that's a policy decision we could change, if we wanted to.
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> Thats a fancy way of saying it gets you stoned. You can intellectualize it all you want, but its just words.

This is a forum everything is just words. The reality is that not doing things is X and doing things is X+1, and all of you X people are -1.

> I can think of any number of ways to "suspend my disbelief":

Obviously drugs are better than all of those things. What is the argument there? You can jerk off with a knife too, it doesn't feel as good.
> I'm not trying to bother you.

Your intent is irrelevant.
First actual FDIC takeover since 2020, I think.
> on the other hand though, pure functions are _really_ nice

Yes, and therefore it would be really nice if they were an appropriate model here. But they're not. It would also be really convenient if π were 3, but it's not, and pretending that it is 3 just doesn't give you good circles.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streetlight_effect
I think the fundamental issue is that there is a distribution:
1. “the coaster”: won’t do anything on their own initiative and needs to have a manager to get anything done
2. “the clock in, clock out”: they do the job for a full workday and don’t need supervision but they don’t go above and beyond
3. “the always on”: loves what they do and is always working and contributing. They may work weird hours like really early in the morning or really late at night. They use the saved commute time as an opportunity to get started earlier or work later

If your firm’s hiring process has inadvertently optimized for #1 then WFH will not work. If the firm has managed to find enough #3, then RTO will damage company productivity.

Ironically, the fact that Apple was able to make the migration from PowerPC to Intel back in the day was because they gave a #3 type employee a special exemption to WFH.

One of the things remote-first companies are going to need to do is to migrate from interviews that are centered around “what you know” to “show me you can get stuff done”
Completely agree. The real problem is these services demanding IDs to begin with. They should just accept some random identifier without complaining. That's how it used to be on the internet and it was great. The more the web strays from that, the more painful it becomes. I don't even have to register a nick on IRC but Discord pesters me for my phone number. Why?
2008 bear sterns vibes.

The fed's move in interests rates was bound to break something. This is the first big name and, while banks are taken over by the FDIC often and it never makes the news, this one will be especially interesting bc it is Silicon Valley Bank. Naturally, people and the media will associate with the rest of silicon valley, bringing extra scrutiny to every brand name tech company, especially the ones that are still barely profitable.

And any accounts over $250K, poof.

Edit - this has been the first fdic takeover since 2020, so no, it does not happen often.
The falloff is extremely rapid. They're closer in both an absolute and relative sense to the 40th than even the 10th.
How do you know? I’ve seen multiple claims about GPT4 online but people never say where they came from.
"Denial isn't just a river in Egypt."
It's just normal price segmentation as applied to a creative work. The idea is that Nestlé can and should pay more for a typeface to be part of the voice of a brand than, say, a family-run bakery.
I only see two fresh accounts in this thread which were deleted/flagged. Come back when a pro-Tor topic is posted and see then how many new accounts pop up :)
I follow you train of thought and I'm wondering where the loophole would be. I mean if you file on paper you don't use the My Account service. How would the agreement acceptance occur ? Maybe the TOS could be interpreted as "being the holder of a canadian SIN, CRA gives you access to My Account".

In return for the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) giving you access to My Account, you agree to abide by the following terms and conditions of use for this and all future uses of My Account:

https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/e-services/...
Heavy-handed directness is a symptom of Aspberger's no? Personally I think that would be a super-power but I'm not an overly-sensitive person looking for validation of my existence at work.
Dupe

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35096877 ("FDIC Takes over Silicon Valley Bank (fdic.gov)")
Where'd you get the 3% figure? The only thing I saw in the article was that it was not determined.

> At the time of closing, the amount of deposits in excess of the insurance limits was undetermined. The amount of uninsured deposits will be determined once the FDIC obtains additional information from the bank and customers.

Is the 3% figure from SVB or an estimate from another source?
How about the upside of, you know, accessing the riches of human knowledge, entertainment and communication?
Yes but OP is right. I posted that after hours, which means the earliest you could buy your short was at the open this morning, when the stock would have been down already.

But also, trading on SVB was halted before the market opened. :)
The startup I worked for used SVB. While I am unsure if all of their money was with SVB, it was company that had raised over 100m. I wonder if there will be issues with paychecks going out. Surely they diversified their accounts, but who knows.
I found "my" brand/style of notebooks a while ago -- Quo Vadis' Habana unlined blanks -- and bought a dozen each of two sizes because you never know whether they'll be available forever, and indeed they no longer are from the small online pen & ink company that I used to like. Beautiful smooth paper for writing on with a fountain pen!

But I still keep cheap legal pads around for rough drawings, &c.
About the latter, there is an LSP equivalent called DAP (debug adapter protocol).
lol so the fact that we didn’t have $250k of runway ends up being a good thing?
Does this mean that depositors have lost access to their funds until the bankruptcy process, with the exception of $250k which will be available on Monday?
Well this comment aged well
That quote is pretty messed up.
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Were you around during the 2001 bust? It was surreal. I had a BBQ at my house and had ~75 attendees... all tech workers. of the ~75 people there, ~3 had jobs.

I was out of work for 18 months during that period. Luckily I had a background in Animation and Architecture to fall back on and got a job designing tech companies when the crisis lifted.

2008 was worse though.
The shit has an MIT license... then requires an API key. Open source all the way, guys! Microsoft loves Open Source!
Does that iTunes API still work for the App Store(s)? That documentation appears to have been archived.
Thinking somewhat along the same scale, I'm planning for having 2 years+ of domain name registration, Fastmail payment & (I should) have Thunderbird constantly syncing the full IMAP to the disk.

In the name of efficiency, it won't be the state doing it until someone, or groups of someone, get sufficiently pissed.

EDIT: passwords & other secrets must be shared with someone of trust.
> I should mention that the perfect debugger doesn’t exist

It may not exist, but this demo has got to be the closest thing to the perfect debugger I've ever seen: https://youtu.be/72y2EC5fkcE
Dishwashers are absolutely an appliance to splurge on.
The difference between bottom-tier, adequate-tier and high-end is basically a few hundred bucks.

Bottom-tier are loud, don't actually clean dishes well, are ugly, and fail early.
Top-tier are near-silent, clean dishes without a pre-rinse, have all sorts of intelligent drawers & racks to fit all your needs, and look great.

Some of them even have fancy features like popping the door open when done so the steam vents, etc.

Miele or Bosch seem to be the way to go, by far.

I am firmly a non-believer in luxury appliances and laugh at what people spend on fridges & ranges for vanity, but dishwashers are an absolute utilitarian efficient splurge.
Does this mean that SVB customers are going to lose deposits over the FDIC limit (250k?)
One thing to note about Miele's (but not unique about them): It's not trivial to repair them yourself. You need a specialized inductive cable to read error codes and if you don't want to lose warranty, only a certified repair technician is allowed to fix it.

Also, the brand itself is getting more 'blurry'. Miele refrigerators are actually made by Liebherr.
He would not perceive it that way, but if the recipient was a woman and perhaps fighting a lifelong battle to be a respected technical contributor, then it could be perceived as mansplaining and sexist.
If you have nothing of substance to say and only can resort to name calling why waste time posting?
You're also forgetting about clawbacks of preferential transfers that happened less than 90 days before bankruptcy. 11 U.S.C. 547.
Rest assured. By the time it hits your pipes it's going to be diluted and unlikely to have the characteristics of caramel any more.
>> I don't know how it was portrayed/received in Canada.

1/3 of the country, the anti-Trudeau bit, could see no wrong in the trucker protests. The rest of the country saw a bunch of entitled jerks being jerks. They weren't even real truckers, more like business owners who owned trucks. Rank-and-file truckers don't have the time nor resources to go on multi-week vacations across the country. The large number of immigrants who drive trucks in Canada were also not represented. The icing on the cake was the hot tub. American protesters at January 6th brought a gallows. The Ottawa "truckers" brought a hot tub.

Every weekend in my area a few huge pickups get together to drive around with their "F*ck Trudeau" flags, the remnants of the trucker protest movement. Everyone else just looks at them wondering where they get enough money to waste gas driving huge trucks around in circles on a Saturday.
...for people prescribed the products for medical reasons. Not for the general populace (in case anyone only reads the headline).

> In particular, female and cannabis-naïve patients are at increased likelihood of experiencing adverse events.

It's not surprising that naive patients would experience more adverse events, as prior exposure to cannabis would have pre-selected for people willing or unwilling to take a prescribed cannabis medication.

> In total there were 5176 (182.70%) AEs reported by 474 (16.73%) patients. The mean number of AEs reported per patient was 1.83 ± 6.82. When categorized by severity, most AEs were mild (n = 2201; 77.69%) or moderate (n = 2239; 79.03%), in contrast to severe (n = 730; 25.77%), and life threatening/disabling (n = 6; 0.21%). The most frequently reported AEs were fatigue (n = 409; 14.42%) and dry mouth (n = 347; 12.25%), followed by somnolence (n = 312; 11.01%), lethargy (n = 308; 10.87%), insomnia (n = 299; 10.55%), headache (n = 297; 10.48%), concentration impairment (n = 286; 10.10%), nausea (n = 242; 8.54%), and dizziness (n = 228; 8.05%). The adverse events are described in full in Supplementary Table 2.

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> The mean number of AEs across the observation period was 1.83, while only 16.73% of participants experienced an AE. Thus, it appears a minority of patients are experiencing AEs, however those who experience AEs are likely to experience multiple AEs.

... > Another explanation may be that patients were treated with various concentrations and combinations of cannabinoids

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> Subsequent multivariate analysis found female gender (OR = 1.77 [95% CI: 1.41–2.24], p < 0.001) to be associated with increased probability of experiencing an AE, while current consumption of cannabis (OR = 0.45 [95% CI: 0.34–0.60]; p < 0.001) was associated with a reduced risk of experiencing an AE

> A clinical trial previously demonstrated that females experienced the same acute effects as males despite administering less cannabis and achieving lower blood concentrations of THC and 11-Nor-9-carboxy-Δ9-tetrahydrocannabinol [Citation44]. Moreover, sex hormones have been suggested to affect the expression of CB1 receptors in the central nervous system [Citation45].

So the male bias in medicine strikes again. With females more likely to be overdosed or improperly dosed.

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> Improvement was also seen separately in each subscale of EQ-5D-5L, including mobility, self-care, usual activities, pain or discomfort, and anxiety or depression, at 1 month, 3 months, and 6 months (p < 0.050). At 12 months, improvement was seen in all subscales except self-care (p = 0.078).
This 60 minutes segment from the Great Recession is the closest thing I know of to that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAE8i40A5uI
> At the time of closing, the amount of deposits in excess of the insurance limits was undetermined.

What are the insurance limits for companies? Same as individuals? I get the sense that most of SVB's deposits were from startups and small companies. And I also get the sense that $250K is not much room for a startup trying to make payroll to employees with Silicon Valley wages.
You've never had children, have you?)
« literally no one saw this coming a couple of [hours] ago. »
In my whole life, I have never seen a bank run from start to finish, but here we are. Interesting times!
Are we still blaming bitcoin for the effects of financial institutions borderline degenerate gambling on phony shitcoins?
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We decided it’s better to present this in a curated program called education.
Again typical (not necessarily unwarranted though) HN skepticism... Think about other uses of AI. For instance, Medical advice, SW dev tools, engineering aid,... Pattern recognition for climate study, better interactive assistants,... These use cases and the businesses around it are not necessarily "just generate some content as click-bait" driven.
Ours is more like the upper-end of non-fancy (it's some Bosch, but not one of the higher-end ones, more mid-range) but damned if the shallow plastic-mesh tray it has at the top isn't something I can't live without now. So perfect for long utensils that're awkward to put anywhere else in the dishwasher (or risk becoming dislodged and blocking one of the spinning water thingies, if you put them elsewhere). It also just barely fits measuring cups, and it's easier to secure them in there than it is to put them on the main trays.

It's also one of the many, many nice things on kitchen appliances that could totally be standard on every model if the ones without were just like $10 more expensive, but there's not even an option like that—you have to go move up way more than that in price to find them. Market segmentation in kitchen appliances is such a pain. Like if you just want some of the QOL-improving (but cheap to add) things without bumping up into another whole price bracket for a bunch of shit (or, often, just also-cheap styling options that they're charging a huge premium for) you don't want—you're shit out of luck, no such option, there's no slightly-more-expensive-than-the-cheapest-but-also-pleasantly-equipped model.
Not directly - you can use CryptoTokenKit to bind SE keys into the keychain as if they were a smartcard, but there's no shipped tooling for that.
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When, though?

If your company can't access your money to access payroll for X months, you might as well as be dead.
60 Minutes followed an FDIC takeover in 2009, including when the agents actually walked into the bank’s headquarters: https://youtu.be/TAE8i40A5uI
> The episode that isn't being broadcast was not intended to be broadcast because it isn't part of the Wild Isles series.

Apart from the statement by the BBC spokesman do you have any evidence of that?
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I'm not sure how common design patents are though. Relative to copyright, patents are much shorter duration and much more expensive and time-consuming to get whereas copyrights just happen (though you may want to register for greater protection--but that's still cheap and easy.
When we were remodeling our kitchen in 2018, I would ask around to contractors, store sales reps, and others for which appliances they preferred. Couldn’t get anyone to agree on ovens, stoves, washing machines, fridges, or freezers. But every person I talked to recommended a Miele dishwasher. We have been very happy with ours!
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Of the nine people who have appeared on Question Time most often, two might be considered right-wing: Farage and Ken Clarke. The remainder are Labour or Lib Dem MPs: Shirley Williams, Menzies Campbell, Harriet Harman, Charles Kennedy, Clare Short, Paddy Ashdown, and Roy Hattersley. Of these, Farage is the only Brexiteer; Clarke is a right-wing Remainer.

Just this year, it has featured the following left-wing politicians and journalists: Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, Bridget Phillipson, Ash Sarkar (a libertarian communist), Wes Streeting, Tracy Brabin, Jenny Gilruth, Ian Murray, India Willoughby, Lisa Nandy, Stephen Kinnock, Thangam Debbonaire, and Sarah Jones.

I think perhaps your issue is with right-wing people getting any airtime at all.
> The Fed gave plenty of warning that they would raise rates.

In 2022. Up till the end of 2021, they kept saying inflation is "transitory". According to reports SVB bought a bunch of 10 year MBS in 2021.

SVB is obviously incompetent in believing in that Fed BS about transitory inflation -- wait but should they have believed in the rate hikes as well then?
I've read that there is evidence that some ocean mammals have stronger emotional intelligence and experiences than humans do. Social relationships which are more complicated.

The experience of losing a mate might very well be a deeper kind of pain for them than humans are capable of feeling.
It's over. "FDIC Takes over Silicon Valley Bank" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35096877
Why it is not expensive for their peers though? Are they piss poor?

What if they have no friends and nobody want to be friends anywhere but Snapchat, etc?

I can see you are using 4 yo arguments for 13 yo teenagers, perhaps you do not have any children and are wasting our time.
Yikes. Does anyone have an idea of which orgs have significant exposure (like Molly White's FTX contagion graph[0])?

[0] https://www.mollywhite.net/etc/ftx-contagion
Correct. But they are the minimum "fit for purpose" I have found i.e. don't disintegrate or soak up ink like the cheap supermarket ones.
For now yes, you get a note on what’s owed that remains and in time you get some of your money back post bankruptcy.

Keep your accounts lower than 250k
What if you fill the dirty before emptying the clean?
Whenever he drops a new video, I just look for the "Here's how Veritasium was wrong" videos to get the real story.
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I know a couple bank VPs who have been the representative of the take-over bank in absorbing failed banks. They describe it in terms that most of us would recognize as taking over a failed project and re-architecting/refractoring it so that it can succeed (or making the call to discard all work to date and start over with a workable solution).
https://twitter.com/GRDecter/status/1634208652595699713
I've found it super useful for making app icons. It's also really good at picking pleasing color schemes.

It's useful for brainstorming ideas. If you need a cover for a book about Business Bears, you can quickly evaluate many variants, especially if you're not quite sure what you want, and you'll only know when you see it.
I hadn't heard of that term before but yes it is accurate.
The bank has officially failed, as per FDIC.

"Silicon Valley Bank is the first FDIC-insured institution to fail this year."

https://www.fdic.gov/news/press-releases/2023/pr23016.html
There's a strong correlation here to people who have deposits in SVB. This was all but certain yesterday.
If I recall, Musk was explaining that on the Starship booster they had recently begun to use directed venting of ullage gases for control authority to save a seperate hot or cold gas thruster system and Dodd asked if this also applies to the ship. Musk then went "now that you mention it, we should look into that". During a visit a year or so later he then confirmed they had begun doing it on the ship too and that it had occurred to him as he was explaining it to Dodd.

It's of course unlikely that the engineering team wasn't already considering this, but it's also not like Dodd was suggesting anything, he was just asking a follow-up question. The way the conversations played out was Musk remembering to ask someone about it later to check the status of the plan or drive a decision, and later recalling that conversation when Dodd came by again.
Probably a dumb question, but what determines if a deposit is insured or not at an FDIC insured bank?
some note i've been taking

> To protect insured depositors, the FDIC created a new entity called the Deposit Insurance National Bank of Santa Clara, or DINB. DINB will maintain Silicon Valley Bank’s normal business hours, with banking activities resuming no later than Monday, including online banking and other services, the FDIC said. Customers with accounts in excess of $250,000 are being told to contact FDIC direclty

> The company’s main office and all Silicon Valley Bank branches will reopen on Monday,

> Uninsured depositors will get a receivership certificate for the remaining amount of their uninsured funds, the FDIC said

Keep in mind 93% of SVB's assest were not FDIC insured.

> Silicon Valley Bank Had About $209.0B in Assets

> Svb Is First FDIC-Insured Institution to Fail This Year

Their recent attempt to raise money via shares and debt sales failed,