skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The stock market is not 'the economy', just as a bookmaker is not a racecourse.

Universal equity shares would be more broadly based, and also would not be transferable, else you'd just get the same old concentration of wealth.

Economies sometimes shrink, eg GDP went down during covid, but in general they grow. But the 'capital value' is not important anyway, the dividend is. Even if an economy is shrinking, it is still producing.
I started playing a week ago, though I’m not super far in.

You could, but I’d definitely suggest playing Breath of the Wild first if possible. TotK is a sequel, so characters already know you, part of the fun is seeing how the map changed, etc.

Also, they’ve added quite a few conveniences that would make it hard to play in the reverse order.
The better question you should be asking is why does everyone else need 300GB of disk space that transfers at over 7GB/s, 32 CPU cores at 6GHz, a video card worth $3000 dollars, and RAM sizes measured in gigabytes with 3 digits just for a fucking game?

At some point I have to wonder if the reason we have so much computing power is so we can use that computing power.
Many, many alternatives have existed, and still do, since Silk Road.
Why don't the leakers just rewrite the emails?
I'm interested in those companies too. Could you send me a mail (hn at philipp-trommler dot me) in case you find the names? Thanks!
FUE5 – 3D Factorio with Unreal Engine 5
https://github.com/FUE5BASE/FUE5
Yup, and practically speaking the IRS ends up knowing about virtually every meaningful transaction too. But, the people get to do the thing without anyone knowing they are going to do it, or stopping them doing it, or in most cases many of the details.
I’m telling you from experience as a manager that this is wrong.

People who take ownership and initiative for the things they work on get quickly promoted. If they don’t, there is usually some other issue (difficultly to work with) explicitly holding them back.

I have seen many otherwise great engineers take the mindset of “I’m paid to do X so I don’t care about making sure X is the right thing” and they just sit at the senior level their whole career. It’s not bad with current comp levels by any means, but they never move beyond it because they constantly telegraph that they aren’t interested with that attitude.

Keep a clock puncher mindset and you’ll get treated like one.
> I saved a client a ton of money last night because I out-negotiated the other side

You’re in the business so this might seen brash but it’s not meant to be. I’m just a pretty experienced buyer/seller.

The assumption I have to make is 1) buyer couldn’t have negotiated that themselves (I happen to be a good negotiator) and 2) further negotiated to keep the buyer’s agent portion of the commission (it’s a standard seller’s cost they’ve already agreed to pay so doesn’t matter if it goes to me or to an agent, net to seller is the same). I’ve done both, regularly. It’s not for everyone for sure, negotiating skills are the hardest to screen for when I have used agents but people not knowing how to negotiate should definitely focus on trying to find that skillset. But saving more than you cost someone is good, but not guaranteed and it’s always possible to pocket the fee you do charge; so you still have a cost and I usually have to decide if “you’re” worth it for something I can do over a handful of calls/emails.

Also I’m a landlord and those contracts like you said are much more dense. Where I am, the standard sales contracts change annually but not significantly in the last 15 years anyway. For example, I’ve noticed they’ve recently done away with the X days after in favor of precise dates. The math involved in X days and then finding later it lands on a Sunday or something was always sloppy IMO so I welcomed this change. But anyway, the fact it’s focused on a sale makes it so much easier to read than a lease which specifies so much more about condition, use, pets, roommates, etc.
TOTK has the same system but the weapon durability is greatly increased. My stash has been full the entire game so far and I regularly throw weapons away just to try new ones.
Skimming the key takeaways their agenda seems mostly reasonable? Did I miss something?
For the last few generations Nintendo has been happy to be slightly behind Playstation and Xbox in terms of graphics so that they can be the lower-cost alternative.

And based on unit sales, that strategy seems to be doing pretty well.
Power the Next Wave of Applications with Nvidia BlueField-3 DPUs
Can someone please explain why malloc(7) allocates only 2 extra bytes in the first slider? It has more than 7 bytes available but only 2 are allocated.
Things have gone downhill when spyware and spam stopped being considered a crime and became a viable, socially-acceptable business model.

Nobody needs to use Intel ME to spy on or control people when people willingly install malware such as social media apps, give them all their data and their network effects force others to do the same.

Intel ME/etc is the least of my worries when it comes to computing freedom.
Weeks in KDE: no more hidey-hidey authentication dialog games
You hate the explanation that... ADHD medications are controlled substances because they are abusable??

Aren't you the one who's been comparing ADHD treatment to crack addiction all throughout this comments section?
It was beyond obvious: the idea of trying to glide and land to a safe place didn't even scratch his mind which is the standard procedure, and all he did as soon as the engine stopped was to go in parachute mode.
Yes, that's the "100 lines of SQL to do the same" the previous poster mentioned (obviously they were exaggerating a bit and it's less than literally 100 lines, but it's pretty complex).
> Dexedrine and other psychotropic pharmaceuticals have figured prominently in most mass shootings since that time.

Any sort of source to back this up?

I'm not arguing for dexedrine etc to be freely available, FYI, just discussing that it used to be.
If you upgrade to the newest version, it has a --no-auto-commit switch.
Recently I needed a pair of pants for an event. I ordered about 10 pairs in different sizes and styles from Amazon, knowing I would be returning most or all of them. It was nice being able to try them on at home with my wife telling me her thoughts. I ended up keeping one pair and returning the rest. But, this only works with free and easy returns.
That explains a lot! Always wondered why even when given precise measurements garments would still be way off
I tried the backward approach too. The LLM makes mistakes when trying to reverse strings, but they were close enough that I could guess. Would be more difficult if the passwords were random characters and symbols, although it would still provide a good starting point for brute forcing.
While I appreciate the work that dang does, it might be a bit much to insinuate that the site only exists because of it.
I think Zelda games are in a league of their own, and always have been at every generation. The general mechanic is being able to initially explore, yet running into obstacles that prevent you from going many places. Then you solve the necessary puzzles and kill monsters to acquire tools. Finally, you must figure out where when and how to use those tools to overcome those obstacles to travel to previously unreachable areas. Its a very gratifying experience the first time through, and there is a lot of replay value in the games too.
We are within an 8-10 hour drive from some of the best skiing in the Midwest
>I'd be so much more interested in safe & stable & supported if there were more players out there also trying to push forward & try new web specs.

Google is pushing forward to remove the number of players. The more features have to be implemented the less players are able to afford the number of developers that are needed to keep up.

The silly thing is that Google is trying to turn the browser into an application platform. To a certain extend that's justified but with Java, they already have such a platform, but they chose to break the compatibility of the byte code. If they realign with the java byte code, there would be no need to push features in browsers. Developers could ship libraries for whatever they need on the Java platform.
I live in EU country and confirm this is a thing among women. They use online returns to show off in something new that they cannot afford.
Ability of detecting and willingness to share fake news
It changes the situation deeply. Switch piracy is not easy. You need to get an emulator, get a key dump for a Switch, torrent the game, setup everything. For a console you need physical modification or some tinkering shorting pins if you have a first gen console.

That’s a high bar to cross for Nintendo main market which remains families. Plus at this point the Switch is mostly a money printing machine between the old hardware and the store.
this actually produced an interesting artifact at lv3. The AI answered WWAAVVEELLAANNGGHHTT (yes with the A in lAnght rather than the E). the password was wrong, but once I correct the typo, it worked
> those two are their weakest selling home consoles

Wii U would like a word.
“Considered Harmful” is like "Open Letter".

For some reason it is meant to bestow gravitas to the topic.
Lots of people just don't want to have children that much. It doesn't matter what incentives they are given. They'd rather hang out with their friends until old age.

Lots of people don't consider their opposite-sex equal to be attractive enough to want to marry them that much either.
> meditation is an enduring and efficacious cure for what ails the spirit

Meditation reduces the urge to actually use drugs to fix problems if you no longer perceive any problems to fix. It's just getting to this point that people have trouble with.

Accepting yourself and working within your flaws rather than trying to achieve perfection.
How would they do this? And what’s the incentive on seller side? By abolishing free returns without a better alternative in place, sellers clearly say that they rather accept lower sales than trying to ensure people receive fitting clothes
It's going to be Ellen Pao...
> Yes exactly, this idea that piracy is lost sales has always been rubbish

That's beside the point. What matters is that Nintendo believes that piracy must be opposed at all costs. It's not about sales, it's not about money, it's not about logic, I don't think it's even about the actual law. It's about attacking piracy, as an end unto itself.
Actually this is resolved entirely, just outside North America. It's incredibly frustrating when North American companies decide thingsike a 34" waist is 36" in one brand and 34" in another - don't get me started about inconsistencies within the brand itself - which is how I used to solve this.

Just buy European sized things. Sizes are sizes
They're clear. They're clear to the point of your having a ability to measure yourself and always get what you're trying to get. Heck, many of these sites just publish a complete sizing guide, so that you can measure yourself.

My introduction to this, having moved from north America, has been eye opening. The standardization has eliminated any chance I ever try a North American made item now.
It's available in France:

https://store.google.com/fr/product/pixel_tablet?hl=fr
thanks for playing :)
A better solution would be to return it under warranty as defective (a device whose stock apps are adware - for illegal stuff no less - would definitely count) and buy a replacement from a manufacturer that doesn't engage in such shenanigans.
On its own, it's arguably probably worse. There are a few improvements, you start out with a larger inventory and you are showered with parts to use with fuse.

I do not see what Nintendo sees that this system added to the game.
Palm API Models Documentation (e.g. chat-bison-001, text-bison-001,)
They should have done it when he still had a few billions...
Something my 4 year old Asus zenpad does perfectly. It has a profile for everyone in the house...all with their own apps, email accounts and personalizations.
and the part opened packages of new stuff that you will get around to using "shortly" :)
How can they compare with something that hasn’t been released?

It might be true, but at the same time it feels disingenuous to compare unreleased games on switch to a pirated PC. “Much more enjoyable” can’t be a thing until you compare, right?
Yes; just check the label of SSRIs and other drugs when they first came out. Many carried an FDA-mandated, black-box warning of increased incidences of homicidal ideations. Not merely suicidal ideations, homicidal ones. This was largely regarded as a bad idea and detrimental to sales, so it was walked back.
The weirdest part of this product, to me, is that Google went all-in on beige. You may pick from three shades of beige. Google corporate branding is usually so much more colorful, but I guess times change.
I disagree.

If returns cost them so much they'd do it now. But they don't: It is so much cheaper to produce the garment as it is that it won't change. They already make money from folk buying products and not bothering to return them.

No more free returns just means more consumers will be wary of ordering. The better fit stuff won't happen until actual laws are put into place and/or places start punishing manufacturers by refusing to sell their products on their platform, regardless of who is reselling them.

I very highly doubt it will affect whether or not returns are free, though.
If there is a referendum I am going to vote against this. Amphetamines are not like food, imo.
> "Step 3: The secret sauce: We always end with a section that is called: Final thoughts. This is your moment to shine and drop a punchline that talks about your product/service."

this is the good stuff
It definitely still dips regularly in heavy areas. It doesn't impact the experience the way it did before, imo, but saying that it doesn't would be disingenuous.

You're right about it being the only acceptable AAA release this year though.
Not at all in my case, even something around 20-30%. Why all trousers nowadays are so tight? Why every upper garment is so baggy? You know that sunglasses come in sizes? This smartphone absolutely does not look as in the marketing photos, it's all cheap plastic. American M, Italian M, and European M are completely different sizes.
In 2020 negative gearing was costing $13BN a year.

https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/negative-gearing-cos...

Tax concessions for housing investors to cost $20bn a year within a decade, analysis shows.

https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2022/nov/03/tax-c...

The Australian government should be spending $20BN a year building public housing, not giving money to property investors.
I really want Brave to succeed, and I like where they're going - but temporary containers still seems like a superior approach in pretty much every way.
Try replacing the battery. The Nexus 7 was way ahead of its time.
I don't get high off gluten, but I do not tolerate it yet crave it, along with cheese, which contains casein that has the same opioid effect.

My favourite junk food, and one that puts me KO for 3 days is a double cheese pizza.

Makes me depressed and despondent, bloated and my ADHD meds stop being effective (but my usual dose is quite low on purpose). But that's because of my physiology, the opioid effect is in the strong craving, and how lovely the first bite is, and how I hate myself after the first bite, for having succumbed to its allure once again.

Gluten and casein are under-researched. The fact that there is a so called "gluten sensitivity" fad is not a shared hallucination, but some effect we haven't identified or understood yet.
I've bought the same shirt from the same brand in the same size, only to find it didn't fit well.

The difference? The "Made in XXX" country had changed.

Agreed, trying to buy clothes online is a nightmare
This could be used to gender articles or degender articles.
I find BotW quite similar to FarCry or Horizon.
We're in the process of deploying a hotfix that will improve Gandalf's performance and eliminate (at least some) of the throttling issues people have been experiencing.

Thanks for playing everyone! :)
Oh wow I just checked wikipedia, and I knew it did poorly, but did not know the Switch has outsold it by 10x (!!)

What a turnaround!

(My Wii U is collecting dust, though I did enjoy it)
A good way to think about the tracking urls attached to majority of websites these days, is as many different cameras tracking each person as it enters buildings and stores, using face-recognition.

Thus it stores all the places you have been and with ML and AI create some sort of personal file, with all kinds of attributes. (the more the better)

uBlock and others block these cameras from seeing your face.
While that is true, many companies over here sell american made brands clothes and those are still, for some unfathomable reason, using the original measurements, starting with waist sizes in inches, which in my personal experience can mean anything from: "Fits as intended" to "Could be used as cover for a Jet Engine".
That’s been my problem with Zelda games since maybe OoT… well, maybe not exactly my problem.

My problem is mostly that if I don’t play it for a week or two, and come back to it, I can’t remember what’s going on at all and it seems like too much of a chore to re-build my context.

They do such a good job with Mario odyssey on showing you what to do and letting you teleport between worlds… there is no grinding at all I feel like. I wish they’d adopt that paradigm for Zelda too.
I am 40+, although holding C-level position, sometimes roll up sleeves and do some quick coding.

Working with younger developers and engineers, seeing how they do things made me sure we will always find a job. And younger people should be worried indeed about their careers.
Use the hash of the hash instead of the hash? The hash is not secret so never needs to be deleted.

Are merkle trees relevant here?
Required to sale or show? I should clarify that I’ve usually signed and amended it during pend stage so agent gets commission and has documentation that I’ve agreed to all the terms within. I also limit it to just the property in question so if things fall apart it does too.

Requiring it to show, seems like a mess that will slow things down or people will just ignore it/backdate it like they do so much already to beautify things for underwriters and such.
>> There definitely aren't millions of empty houses.

https://www.ahuri.edu.au/analysis/brief/are-there-1-million-...

The 2021 Census reveals that 10.1 per cent (1,043,776 homes) of Australia’s 10,318,997 private dwellings were unoccupied on the night of the Census. While this may seem that a very large proportion of Australia’s housing is unlived in, the reality is dwellings are identified as unoccupied for a number of reasons such as:

homes are being renovated
homes being sold as vacant possession
newly built or bought homes where no one has moved in yet
rental homes awaiting new tenants
people living away temporarily from home during the census count (travelling or visiting other homes)
homes are deemed unliveable
subject to a probate application or other legal proceedings
holiday homes
homes owned by people currently living overseas
homes being land banked, that is held vacant until the local area economics (or personal circumstances) make it more profitable to sell or redevelop the property.
Mechanical sympathy. Rather than designing a game on a PC to take arbitrary advantage of modern tech and then trying to cram it down onto a more limited console platform, Nintendo ask, at design time, what the most interesting things they can do are that would work perfectly within the constraints of the platform — and then do that.

(And Nintendo engineers can have perfect knowledge of "the constraints of the platform", because 1. they built the platform; 2. it's the only platform they ever code for, never porting to anything else; and 3. for late-in-generation titles, they have been developing for it for years already, while also doing platform-SDK support for every third-party development studio.)

Oh, and besides that, because they design each platform initially specifically to work well for the types of games they want to make. (This goes all the way back to the Famicom, which has hardware PPU registers that were specifically implemented clearly to make the launch-title port of Donkey Kong extremely easy to code.)
Yuzu Progress Report April 2023
Zelda and MegaMan were always two franchises where I always thought the characters were interesting but just never could get into the majority of the games.

With a Zelda I've only ever played the original NES one and liked the time I spent. With MegaMan it's always been the off shoots. MegaMan Soccer was constantly rented growing up and Battle Network was great.

But what's weird to me is that I've never enjoyed any of the 3d Zelda games, but still consider the MegaMan Legends series among the best games I've ever played. I'm still bitter I bought a 3ds specifically in anticipation of the third game and it was then cancelled.
>> when the blatant root supply-and-demand cause is that there's just not enough physical housing in the places that people want to live.

And the ALP government is adding 1.5 million people to the demand side of the equation.
This doesn't help.

I live in northern Europe. I usually buy pants in the store so that I can try them on. I have to try on every single pair, even if they are the same size, style, color, and are sitting on top of each other on a table.

The sizes within the same garment aren't consistent, let alone the sizing in different stores.

Not to mention that some places only put the European sizes on sites for the European market after using a conversion from whatever sizing system they happen to use. You generally aren't getting a different manufacturer by avoiding a "north american made" item.
I've been on a LOS since v18 on a Samsung device, and — barring a handful of inconveniences — I love it. (Most) things just work and I'm confident they will keep on working for a good while. Hardware will probably fail earlier than it losing software and update support.

That being said, I dread having to bump major versions on LOS, but I'm not sure if there's any getting around it. When I upgraded from v18 to v19, it was a massive chore to backup and restore what I had since the upgrade required a full flash, and that meant all data on my device is goong to be wiped. Now there's an outstanding upgrade to v20 available for my device, and the only reason I've been putting it off is the data wipe and restore tedium.
Nice! What an idiot.
Businesses don't attack piracy because of law but because of losses.

Besides,as another post mentions, Switch piracy is probably very limited. So it doesn't cost much to Nintendo to maintain pressure on piracy.

And after all, even if they don't do it for the law, they can do it thanks to the law. It's their right (and I'm a free software zealot :-)).
Working with MySQL (MariaDB, but doesn't make much difference). Never get any issues that couldn't be explained by architectural or development mistakes.

Just as example - how do you create read-only user (SELECT only) in Postgres? In MySQL it's extremely simple and it works, while in Postgres it's a nightmare to create and maintain
While I'm not sure about the privacy advantages, setting network.dnsCacheEntries to 0 will prevent firefox from caching dns.

There's no appreciable difference in response time on my setup, it just hits the local dnscrypt-proxy cache instead.
> In any case, a PMB aims to combine the secure

I think it should be 'PWB'?
https://www.onedayyoullfindyourself.com/how-to-read-this-boo...
We're just deploying a hotfix that will eliminate (at least some) of the throttling issues. Thanks for playing :)
yea, amateur hour youtube production too not only disgraceful behavior of a pilot and a human, one could have gotten so much more drama out of actually "trying everything" before "accidentally" finding a parachute in the plane and getting out "at the last moment"