skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I was under the impression that, at least to a first order, $1 in cash in a company's checking account (money that could be immediately released to shareholders) does correspond to $1 of their market cap (MC=EV-Debt+Cash [1]). Why do you think this is not the case here?

[1] https://corporatefinanceinstitute.com/resources/valuation/en...
The 120k+ lines of code in drivers/tty/serial in Linux suggests that maybe it's not _that_ trivial.
Your post isn’t coherent enough to know exactly what you’re referring to. My point was simply that they have a tougher competitive environment than they’ve ever known and their CEO is moonlighting at three other jobs in between trolling on Twitter. That doesn’t mean they’re doomed but it’s hardly the rosy portrayal being made.
Any that are recommended for longevity? What can a Yubikey do that these wallets cannot?
I hate predatory UX more than most people so I can empathise.

But, the second part of your comment is one of the reasons we have this problem.
Is nobody running this on a PC?
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Europe has lower income inequality but greater wealth inequality.

When only a handful of people can afford to buy and are forced to rent that does not show lower inequality.

If you have 100 people when 50% of them can’t afford to buy a house you have lower inequality than if 99% can’t afford to buy one.

Europe overall has far greater divide between the rich and the poor and the wealthy classes are far more dominated by old money.

You have countries where the richest families haven’t changed in 400 years.

And this is despite the biggest wealth redistribution event that happened in history - WW2.

I’m not saying that Europe is a bad place to live, I live there well in the UK but there are major issues here.

I earn for more than £90K however buying anything outside of a 2-3 bed 800-900 square foot flat in London is out of the question. As houses in middle and upper middle class areas are easily £2M these days and these aren’t mansions either, these are 1000-1500 square foot Victorian houses.
I feel like there are quite a lot of people here that do not understand that the relationship between theories of money and the actual day-to-day operations of banks is about as close as that between weather forecasting and umbrella manufacturing.
Especially since the cost of panic is small for the individual but the risk of not doing it is huge
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I wish we could start having open source TTS models with similar performance. So far Tortoise TTS is not there yet.
Im not sure if Siri neural TTS is offered for 3rd party apps.
This was satire but it's how a lot of crypto projects are run.
Joking aside, this exact misspelling is probably way down any brute-force list. So, if your threat model is spammers stealing accounts with common passwords and nobody really trying to hack you in particular, it may be secure enough.
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I was a part time fitness instructor from 2000-2012 and the ultimate gym rat. How did I not know about this site?

Now, for $reasons, I’m not as much of a gym rat. But I am training to at least run 5Ks again (as opposed to 10Ks and a couple of half marathons). I’m going to make myself get into resistance training again and this is going to be a great resource
The difference is that Systems programmers believe they are better (i.e., more skilled) than Applications programmers. Just like infrastructure engineers think they are better than backend engineers think they are better than fronted engineers think they are better than designers.

Of course this is a generalization, but holds surprisingly true.
Silicon Valley Bank failure could wipe out 'a whole generation of startups'
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Can someone explain why so many American startups put their money on SVB? Why did VCs allow the startups they fund to put all the money in the same basket?
I think they're being down voted for all the right reasons - a complete non sequitur to start the same old tired fight which is irrelevant to topic at hand.

Yes some people believe in concepts of equality and personal freedom. Yes some people are morally offended by that. Yes people have 24hrs a day and have more than one interest, aspect, or thought on their mind. But the link contributes nothing to discussion (and on a personal note, I'm always astonished that people like op themselves have so much time, to try to throw in an ideological attack literally every chance available).
No that's not correct. Docker runs on Linux.

Docker _Desktop_ is an indirection tool, a glorified network stitcher, that runs VMs to make it appear like you are running Docker on other systems (Win/Mac). Docker _Desktop_ installs a VM by default, likely in a bid for consistency across platforms.

On Linux you should not be installing Docker Desktop, only Docker Engine.
You guys say "no way it's real". I actually dont see what's difficult here (big short cut). It's like motion capture but AI finds and tracks the landmarks or "ping pong balls" on the actor for you. To be clear, the AI isnt rendering, the engine is rendering the character the AI helped to pose. The AI just says where the bones are essentially.
According to the FT[1] SVB UK asked the BoE for £1.8 billion in short term funding on Friday. I'm not entirely surprised this was their answer.

[1] https://www.ft.com/content/e74dfe88-b372-4b57-9d7d-1a2600498... (possibly paywalled)
And it's a wonderful website too. Been looking up things in it for what feels like a decade at this point
Animal rights conflict prompts leading researcher to leave for China (2020)
I'm not able to run 13B and from his wiki:

> Currently, only LLaMA-7B is supported since I haven't figured out how to merge the tensors of the bigger models.
I think the main disconnect is between developing countries (that may have currency stability issues and where folks are more likely to use dollars or euros) and the developed world, where there is no benefit in using USD for regular transactions. Plus a whiff of "F those Americans who act like they own the whole world".

And your specific comment that started this didn't read like you are only argued about developing world. My 2c.
For most people news is entertainment and strongly dislike the “just the facts” bulleted writing style.
Without concerted effort, any easy-to-change code naturally will be replaced by hard-to-change code.
Yeah it's basically wholly loaded to memory for quantisation. Some optimization should be possible, and yes the quantized models can't be distributed sadly.
How? Powell has specifically said they are going to increase rates higher and faster that implies more than 25bps. Just because it was 25bps doesn't mean the next has to be 25bps, that's not how it works at all. There is nothing saying it has to go 75 -> 50 -> 25 and cannot go back up.
Having a mental model doesn't require you to read all the code. But even if it did, most people work with much smaller code bases anyway.
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The article includes the link in the first paragraph and is worth reading if this type of thing [exercise/websites] interests you more than a no context link.
You can tie network and power cables in really annoying ways that make it seem as if you welded the rack together after plugging the cables in and you can’t pull them out without an angle grinder :D
The self attention of this model needs some tuning :) It reminds me how sometimes I have stream of consciousness while talking, and I have ADHD.
It's interesting in that the RabbitMQ example helps illustrate how fuzzy and subjective this all is. Some people would definitely take the approach of "it's not part of an operating system so therefore it's not 'systems' code". Personally I would disagree. I've always considered "middleware"'ish type stuff to be "systems level" by virtue of the "it mainly provides services to other software" aspect of the definition seen above.

Web browsers are another interesting item that don't fit neatly into this classification either. I mean clearly a browser is something that provides services directly to the user. You use it to navigate the web, view and download documents, store bookmarks, and all sorts of stuff. It's 100% "application level." Except... the browser also provides a runtime, including memory and process management, networking services, graphical rendering, etc. to other software. In fact, a browser is basically a poor man's Operating System. So it's 100% "systems level." Wait, what?!??
>the most likely scenario is that depositors will be made whole quickly

Insured depositors (up to $250K) will absolutely be made whole quickly. They'll get their money on Monday.

Uninsured depositors, up to some multiple of the $250K, will probably be made whole, but it will likely take a couple of weeks.

Uninsured depositors beyond whatever multiple the FDIC decides to accommodate (likely somewhere in the millions to tens of millions of $), will probably get some fraction of their deposits back, but it could take several months.

This talking point that all depositors will be made whole quickly is dangerous and almost certainly false. The FDIC needs to liquidate or find a buyer for SVB and the value of the assets isn't enough to make everyone whole, beyond that there is the FDIC insurance fund but it's likely insufficient, beyond that requires Congress passing a law to enable a further bailout.
The plan was to cause problems in the labor market. They wanted all types of companies including startups and banks to layoff lots of workers hoping many of those workers would become desperate and take any job at any wage which would drop labor prices and also inflation due to people having less money to spend.

Somehow they didn't understand that it is much easier to move money from low yield bank accounts to higher yield t-bills than to fire lots of employees and then rehire others at lower wages in an already tight labor market.
It is not rational to start a bank run, but when there is a bank run, it is actually rational to participate.
It can do even more. I messed up the formatting for the rules it seems. The spaces should actually be two hashes. ##. Adding an extra capability as well. It should actually be

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If it's fully backed by liquid stuff, they can just buy everything at $.90 and pocket the remainder 10% and get and early retirement.

If it's fully backed by illiquid stuff, the problem is how much the crash sale will eat from their 10% retirement plan.

If it's very illiquid and they can only sell it at 80%, the price of the coin will drop even more. If it's only illiquid for the weekend as they claim, it may go back to $1 on Monday.
if your work is honest

if you work for advertising then your work isn't honest.

it's like saying being a janitor for a crime syndicate is honest work.

either way, your salary is coming from a dishonest source.
> SBV was unable to meet its obligations and was insolvent. Then the FDIC stepped in and a part of its function will be to ensure liquidity. So it’s is therefore not insolvent. The FDIC won’t take a loss so it may become insolvent again

This is nonsense and contradictory

The bank was insolvent. FDIC took over (due to insolvency) and has no obligation to make the bank solvent again (other than the 250k insurance limit)
Try searching Google Scholar for "social bot", or to save time, just read this paper:

https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3814191

Academia has flooded the literature with >10,000 research papers based on the Twitter API feed. Virtually none of it is reproducible, it's frequently based on circular logic, the methodologies are unscientific and the conclusions are usually deeply partisan, but it nonetheless gets amplified by the media as "proof" of various false claims.

Count me in the camp of people who is happy Musk is doing this. I've been writing for years about the plague of "social bot" research coming out of academia that's based on the Twitter API:

https://blog.plan99.net/fake-science-part-ii-bots-that-are-n...

https://blog.plan99.net/did-russian-bots-impact-brexit-ad66f...

Maybe your specific work on COVID was good, but it was certainly drowned out by the work that was sharply net negative for both society and science. Academic institutions were clearly never going to get the problem under control, so booting them out whilst allowing search engines and the like to continue accessing the feed seems like a good solution.
I don't want to read this
Bob and Ray — Slow Talkers of America

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qvrh73BVraE
With mechanical locks, they could be so worn that you can use anything as a key.

With moden digital keys it should be easy to make them unique.
Whiptail is buggy, I had to go back to plain old dialog in my console application.
TWTR has underperformed nasdaq by a factor of 2 since going public. It's been a woefully inefficient organization and there's no amount of political bias that can paper over that.
When I see sites like this, I want to give them money and support them, whether the content is worth it or not.

This made my day.
No, that's not it at all. Github's blog post is clear that it only applies to developers "who contribute code", and the point of this is "securing the supply chain".

So yes, this is for the hardcore user and not for the students and people still trying to learn things. The latter are not part of the supply chain.
It's not a pyramid scheme. A pyramid scheme can only continue it people keep putting money into it. SVB didn't need more money coming in, they just couldn't handle money coming out.
> I blame Amazon, not their subcontractor with whom I have no relationship

Totally. But you wouldn't say that "Amazon chose to delay my package", you'd say "my package got delayed, UPS should really make sure not to use that package-eating driver or Amazon should stop using UPS".

"Amazon delayed my package" = "Amazon intentionally delayed my package so that it doesn't arrive on time". "My Amazon package got delayed" = "The package got delayed, but no intention is implied or expected". In both cases it's on Amazon to get you your package, but in one case Amazon is after you and is intentionally holding back packages instead of shipping them to you.
It could also just be buggy firmware. I had an HP 4530s and anytime I quickly typed the sequence “oun”, the chrome developer tools would pop open (something low level was translating that sequence into F12).

Turns out this was a known issue and there was a bios update which specifically fixed it. https://forums.tomsguide.com/threads/f-keys-activate-from-ty...
Credit doesn't help

If you need $80B before your 10Y bonds mature and borrow it today, you're paying minimum 4% interest. By the time your $80B in bonds mature you owe $118B

If you're saying it doesn't matter to FDIC because they can get "free" credit, that's equivalent to a bail out
I would also expect 10x improvements over the next year due to optimizations found throughout the stack.
Yeah, definitely. The second run was similarly off the rails..

The first man on the moon was 12 years old when the American Revolution began. As a boy, he was horrified by the sight of his mother being whipped. He came to America after surviving the Spanish Inquisition and massacres in Mexico and Brazil. In Texas he married a second-generation German, the daughter of a Confederate soldier who had never heard of the Battle of Bull Run. As a teenager, he fished salmon out of the Columbia River for his Russian Orthodox mother-in-law who said she had seen the sign of the cross appear in the sky before a victory in battle. He followed the death

Still impressive for a 7B model that's been slimmed down to 4 bits.
Kubernetes is clearly a different sort of program compared to Microsoft Word. Even if we don't have a rigorous ontology that sorts them into two distinct boxes neatly, they're just so different at the extremes that it's useful. We make a distinction between pulmonologists and cardiologists even though they both know anatomy and deal with the human body, and as we mature as a discipline, specialization is only natural. Denoting the area someone works in as belonging to one group or another is useful for determining peers that share your concerns, vs people that work in totally different areas from you. That doesn't make them better or worse than you, just different.
Go read Axios that’s what they do.

I find that style of writing grating, miserable, and corporate and actively avoid it.

Internet is a big place though so we can each find our own spot.
They did that yesterday. https://www.fdic.gov/resources/resolutions/bank-failures/fai...
Here it is a choice and many wised up and require the transfer to the tenant or install pre-paid meters on e.g. electricity. Also checking the background has become now much more common.

But either way if someone like that starts living in your property removing him (legally) is really time and money consuming. Many don't take the risk and just leave the flat/house unoccupied.

What people don't understand that one of the major differences between the US and Europe is ownership - in many European countries your property is not really your property. Here the state is solving the possible homelessness issue by forcefully seizing the "private" property.
Tldr:
-Problem were here before, but not on such a massive scale
-No safe place
-Parents have way less influence on their children
-Younger people are influenced way more by external factors, than more mature people

How can you be so sure, that we will never see anything as bad / risky as tabacco?
Sure, we do know a lot about the physical consequences to our body, but there is so much more to it than just that.
Getting cancer, any other illness or damage to our body sucks, however these are consequences we do know exist.
Do you consider, that you probably will hang out with different kind of people and as a consequent develop differently?
Do you consider the addiction, not beeing able to concentrate for a long time without a breake, because you are longing for the next cigarette?
Do u consider ...

This list could go on and on and each of these aspects gets worse the younger you are.
Of course I can't tell if these example truely have a big negativ effect on you, but I am sure, that these and other factors shape you as a person.

Now we look at social media, which tend to have not that many physical consequences for your body. However there are so many more psychological factors shaping your brain, behavior and habits.
Addiction, false role model, always having social pressure just to name a few.
You are rigth, these factors did exist before, but in a much smaller scale. Furthermore a parent can only raise and help his children grow and develop as much, as they are spending time together.
Nowadays kids spend a lot of time on the internet / social media, which it used to spend with other children playing and while playing with other kids, learning how to behave in a society.
Of course we didn't always do as our parent told us, but we never even come close to the f*cked up stuff we see on the internet daily.
We never had a million eyes watching every step and be judged by them. Home was a safe place.

I spent quit a lot of time on this comment, way too much to be honest, but what I am trying to say is:

-These 'normal' factors are on a massive scale and the impact they have, direct or indirect, shouldn't be taken lightly
-There is no safe place anymore. If you are not on social media, you are 'different' / 'weird'
-Parents have way less influence on the development of their children
But orthodox economic theory goes against most thing i learned. To be honest, i really thought it didn't matter, that macroeconomics was on its own, and that economists are valid expert to listen to. We were still in eurozone crisis, and while i thought "This plan doesn't make much sense" when the Troika laid out what Greece should do, GDP and socioeconomic markers were not stuff i learned or cared about.

And then like 5 years ago, i learn about MMT, read about it, disagree on some points, but it overall make much, much more sense and si way closer to reality than Friedman theories to me. It seems like macroeconomics do follow the stuff i learned when i wanted to become a quantitative analyst or whatever (i only wanted to do math tbh, and didn't follow finance classes that much).

And then during Covid we have all those "expert" economists who start to talk everywhere. But now, i am sure they are talking out of their own asses. They had now idea of what production is. The simple idea that production is linked with energy is novel for them. They probably are useful, like sociologists are useful, but i'd like to hear them on medias as much as i hear sociologists. Or even less, since i do think sociologists have real-world application to their thesis, for harm reduction during stampede. Let's say as much as medievalists historians.
Depends on what you want to optimize for. See this paper

https://arxiv.org/abs/1702.08734

And this library that it describes

https://github.com/facebookresearch/faiss

Which is an optimal use of your time as you can install it in a minute with anaconda if you use Python.
Both DB and HSBC have an LCR of around 130% so in theory able to sustain a bank run (depending on the magnitude - I think LCR is calibrated on a post Lehman scenario).