skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There is no 1200$ limit on crypto transactions.
Funny you should say that on account of it’s well known that deduction is never wrong and induction sometimes is.
I don't need to be reminded. I've played all the Fate/Nasu games before FGO.

I liked it better when Fate was porn and not Gacha. Not because of the porn, but because it was better as a setting.
I'm thinking about going solo / freelance in my profession soon. Are there good places to read general tips on this? But short and to the point, like this thread.
Well, to each their own. I like to understand everything I do, at a very deep level, and I really enjoy learning that kind of stuff. I started as an EE, so my understanding sinks down into the FET junction. My first software was machine code, so it’s been a long, strange trip.

One thing that geeks love doing, is telling other geeks they are bad at what they do. It gets a bit grating, but I’ve come to the realization that I need be true to myself, because it’s a losing proposition, hanging my self-respect on the opinions of others.

I do what I do, and get the results I get. I don’t spend much time, worrying about how I compare to others.

One of the benefits of working at the direction of my own muse.
All we know about this change is a few words in the bug summary and some in the commit summary, both defining the “what”; but not necessarily the “why”. Or am I missing something? I have my guesses, of course. If I were to review this code, this would’ve been my first comment on the patch, I guess.
I think a non-invasive method of testing compliance in a treatment regime is one of those least-worst things: It would be better not to have to but I can think of a raft of circumstances where it's worth doing.

The ability to do a rapid diagnostic for "has taken drug <x>" could be beneficial for other things, if the tests can work. Liver damage lies in overdosing on many over the counter meds.

My dad had us wait about 4h many years (decades) ago while he sat around in a hospital because he couldn't remember if he'd taken his blood pressure meds, and they were line and ball for him conking out behind the wheel: he was the only driver in the family as we came home from a holiday. Thats a situation I bet my mother would have loved to avoid (car, kids, anxiety about her partner)
> I had no idea that Roma and Romany were not the same thing ...

They aren't? Would you mind saying more about what this?
Everything legal in the world is fucking horseshit part nine hundred ninety two million.

Another good person just given the shit end. No recourse.

Brutal world. Would not play Hell Mode again.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27258438 (2021: Wind giant Vestas says it can now fully recycle turbine blades)

https://electrek.co/2021/05/17/wind-giant-vestas-says-it-can...
I suspect there’s some differentiator going on behind the scenes. I remember those wooden paddle “spoons” having a distinctive wooden flavour, and there was some fast food chain that brought wooden spoons a couple years ago: the first ones were obnoxiously “wood tasting” but the current ones seem to have no flavour at all.

Note: none of these were bamboo, they were all some type of lighter tree wood

Edit: if you’re not sure on the taste we’re talking about, chew on a wooden toothpick until it goes a bit soggy: same flavour.
92% of the US population has smartphones.

A quick Google search shows that even 94% of the homeless have a cell phone.
Interesting, because if I drink beer in any significant amount it… does not sit well. Yogurt has never caused that issue.
We Love Katamari was beautiful, and I'm glad it was made because the original was never released in Europe so we heard about this cultural phenomenon going on in the US and couldn't join in. I did eventually play it by illicit means when I managed to get my hands on a PS2 HD Loader disk...

The final level of WLK is very memorable, if only because there was a party around the time, we happened to be playing it as guests arrived, and it didn't get switched off all night as couples and ad-hoc pairings had a go at making the biggest ever Katamari. For such a simple concept, it had almost universal appeal.

His next project, Noby Noby Boy, was just too weird and there was not enough game there IMHO.
People who care about prestige are losers
It's certainly a geographical, if not entirely US quirk to conflate eggs and dairy products. (As an aside, butter fat doesn't really emulsify into mayonnaise, sadly, but hollandaise is always nice.) It's not a formal status or anything— it's chiefly used among laypeople or in communications targeting them, and not among people who eat kosher, etc— but it is very common.

Why? US eggs are stored, shipped, and sold refrigerated. For logistical simplicity, they're usually kept in the refrigerated dairy section of our grocery stores. We do that because our eggs have their natural coatings washed off and they are given a light (pretty much imperceptible) coating of mineral oil. While that does slightly reduce the liklihood of contact cross-contamination from our filthy poultry supply chain, it makes them more susceptible to spoilage— though they're generally fine for extended periods at room temp as long as they stay dry... but restaurant health inspectors sure as hell wouldn't tolerate it. (Some people actually immerse them in mineral oil to preserve them for much longer, though I have no clue what the comparative time to spoilage would be.) Last I checked, there was a 1 in 10k chance of an egg having enough salmonella (et al) to sicken a healthy adult if eaten raw, but the FDA went on the offensive at some point in the 70s or 80s admonishing people not to eat eggs that weren't fully cooked, eg. with runny yolks, so now diners that sell bazillion "over easy" runny fried eggs, and even some bars that make you any sort of flip or other cocktail with egg whites, legally has to put a disclaimer on the menu saying that it might cause foodborne illness.

You can always get cartons of egg whites, and less frequently, whole shell eggs that were pasteurized slowly enough for them to maintain the physical properties of raw eggs without the slight pathogenic risk— very handy feeding or serving egg drinks to more suseptible folks, such as the elderly, immunocompromised, or children.
This is the gist of it - at this point he could have requested royalties and probably would have gotten them. Otherwise he was a salaried designer for a title whose success was improbable.

I guess everyone could ask for a "if an idea of mine hits $10M of sales get 0.5%" clause in their contracts with a low risk to the employer, but then it's virtually guaranteed that he was one of dozens whose ideas went into this, 20x0.5% is a lot.
The era of “free” returns is coming to an end at Amazon and other retailers
no one flippantly calls game of thrones or rated r movies porn even though many of them have a far larger ratio of sex and nudity to non-sex sex and nudity scenes than you will find in fate/stay night.

fate stay night is a 90 hour visual novel with a few short sex scenes that are effectively bolted on after the fact and are even cut out entirely of most releases of the game at this point.
Get a really good COO and keep on hacking
This is a new one on me. I didn't realize it had some. Fortunately, it has less alcohol than beer.
It’s a system, so you can’t just look at one parameter in isolation. 50% of our oxygen comes from the ocean, which also means it’s the single largest carbon sink on the planet [1]. Darker, but also an improvement to one of the primary drivers for why CO2 is near the lowest it’s ever been [2].

[1] https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/10/oceans-absorb-carbon-...

[2] http://earthguide.ucsd.edu/virtualmuseum/images/CO2History.h...
I'll never comprehend how people can recognize the pure evil that arises out of the constant push for more and more profit for the parasitic capitalists, but still fail to connect the dots and realize it's capitalism that is what's bad, not this or that specific company or person.
I was expecting some crazy ~6 trailer long train of towage, most just empty & solar only.

Oh this is just a regular truck with solar across most of the trailer. That's a lot more area than my first guess.
I thought Fate/Extra and Fate/Extella were sublime, not so much because of the gameplay, which was adequate, but because of the character development.
I hate how hackers and FOSS devs always try to make their “own” project. If there were a FOSS discord clone identical to discord, thousands would self-host it overnight.
ELI5: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_cranial_deformation
Scala

def add(x: Int)(y: Int) = x + y
def addFive = add(5)(_)
val result = addFive(3)
A Technical Cofounder Tells You How to Find Your Technical Cofounder, Where The
Micro Center has a terrible selection of Mini Desktop PCs and if some small outlet electronics outfit would start carrying Minisforum and Beelink Ryzen(BGA APU) based Mini Desktop PCs then I'd definitely be interested. But that's provided that I could get the system bare bones and supply my own memory and SSD.

Micro Center stopped carrying the ASRock X300 Desk Mini for any Ryzen 5000G(Socket Packaged) based desktop APU builds, and a very DIY friendly build that was good for there.

And AMD has stopped releasing G series Socket Packaged desktop APUs as there was no Ryzen 6000G or Ryzen 7000G Desktop APUs released! And so that's not good for any DIY Friendly Small Form Factor system builds like the InWin Chopin that can accommodate a Mini-ITX MB but the Chopin lacks the room for any dGPU to fit into the MB's PCIe slot, so small is that InWin Chopin's form factor. So Desktop APUs/SOCs with powerful iGPUs were what the InWin Chopin was designed in mind for there.

AMD's looking more toward OEMs and BGA Packaged APUs only there as some of the Radeon 7040HS series Mobile/BGA packaged APUs in Minisforum and BeeLink systems have been allotted up to 70W cTDPs on those supposedly "Mobile" BGA Packaged processors and that's more processor wattage than Ryzen 5000G(65W) was allotted.

But if one goes into any Micro Center their selection of Mini Desktop PCs and and Very Small form factor cases and low profile fans is just awful there. So I'd like a store that wold specialize in small form factor PCs and cases and low profile cooling solutions. And I'm more of a Bare Bones Mini desktop PC end user and I do hope that eventually AMD will offer some newer Socket Package APUs in the future for DIY friendly builds. Micro Center used to carry the InWin Chopin as well but they have since stopped carrying that.

So give me a Radio-Shack like entity that specializes in Very Small Form Factor Desktop PC systems and even Handheld Gaming devices like the Steam Deck and AyaNeo/Other gaming handhelds and all the accessories and do it yourself upgrade kits there.
Holy god, calling it "left" and "right" is the worst decision I've ever heard of
Better to cannibalize yourself before someone else does it to you. YouTube already alienated many viewers by encouraging longer, more television-like, videos. TikTok showed that there was a huge demand for more concentrated/focus video content without a bunch of filler. Many TikTok videos I enjoy are shorter than common YouTube intros!
Thanks for that insight. I read the book for the first time in 2015, well after it had already established itself. I can see the appeal if it had a revelatory view on spycraft at the time.
Industry standards are overwhelmingly better than government regulations (laws).

> Okay this is probably something that needs a very high level of stability. But many apps/websites arent about life and death. If hackernews goes down no one dies. If a bridge goes down people might die. That is why civil engineering is more regulated (and work takes more time than if it wasnt).

Yeah, sometimes folks are working on something that doesn't matter at all, but that's the exception rather than the norm.

As a general rule, what we do can cost someone their life or their livelihood: sure my foul-up might not kill any users/ customers, but the lost ad revenue might cost some junior Nobody their job as part of budget cuts. That person loses their income for rent and for food, they lose their health insurance (maybe for their family), and I don't have a care in the world because my foul-up didn't impact me in any meaningful way.

Everything involves risk and we shouldn't punish individuals for taking a risk we told them to take -- but we often take risks without considering the consequences, and without _bearing_ any of the consequences. It's called a "moral hazard".
Housing affordability so strained: Couples want Cash rather than a Wedding Gift
https://archive.is/EyaQ4

<Full Title> Housing market affordability is so strained that couples want down payment cash rather than a wedding gift
>Yes, you guessed it, it can be traced [2].

No really, bitcoin transactions can be seen?

That's literally one of the main points of a blockchain.

OMG, 8t9f8ibsfousghs sent 1 btc to 8o7tagoraiho8argf! Lmao, this tells you nothing about the wallet owner.

That tells you nothing about to whom it's going, and even if you could that why I:

> 2. I coinjoin the bitcoin

Going to skip over this again? No answer, buddy?

> [2]

Lmao, your own source, says "flow of funds from a Bitcoin ATM to.... Bitcoin mixing service known as Bitcoin Fog".

And that's where the trail ends. Seems that the mixers and coinjoins are working. Read your own source before posting. Even with KYC, it doesn't matter.

> India Singapore UK

Mixers and coinjoins were made for these situations in mind.

Still has no impact on me.

> [1]

Owners were aware fraud was going on and let it continue. Remind you of anyone [1-6]? I guess you shouldn't touch any sort of bank. They've been known to collapse and commit fraud on a massive scale. [7]

You can expect me to be laughing when another bank crash happens and you'll be sprinting to the nearest ATM.

> > If not crypto, giftcards will work in a pinch (personal, smaller than $5,000) [2].

> Except gift cards don't work at scale.

Source? And they do. [8] $233 million/year in one country. [9] And that's just social engineering, could do far more if there is an actual reason to pay.

> There is no upside to crypto at all

I can pay for the services I already listed in an above comment, without handing over my information to be breached or sold.

Are you a bot? We already had this conversation. You claimed that:

>>>>> Nobody accepts Monero, Bitcoin in the real world

I listed a few for you.

>>>> Kagi, vps providers, domain hosters, non-profits, email providers...

To which you said:

>>> The internet is not the real world.

And then hid from my response about

>> Tell that to Google, Microsoft, Apple... etc [4]. Welcome to the age of technology.

And once again you are hiding from:

>And your response, for the third time: Nothing!

Lmao, I can just use the same arguments since you are so scared of them!

This is the third time you have skipped over the same point because you are wrong.

Not to mention the other ones which I already pointed out.

Going to keep running?

[1]: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-02-20/swedbank-...
[2]: https://www.theguardian.com/business/2019/apr/17/deutsche-ba...
[3]:https://www.nytimes.com/2005/11/09/business/bank-settles-us-...
[4]: https://archive.nytimes.com/dealbook.nytimes.com/2014/06/30/...
[5]: https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/bank-america-pay-1665-billion...
[6]: https://www.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2013/investing-n...
[7]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_banking_crises
[8]: https://www.forbes.com/advisor/personal-finance/gift-card-sc...
[9]: https://www.rd.com/article/gift-card-scams/
Love this, it's the Socratic method and leads to a better path without telling someone "how" to do their job.
The only nuance is that it's often better to continue using your existing car than buying a new ev. That's the only situation I've heard any real suggestions that ice is more environmental than an ev.
What an uncharitable take. First, as the paper says multiple times the actual function wasn't confirmed. Second, this is a methods paper designed to push the limits of how far back this technique (protein analysis on group 11 artifacts) can work and beats the previous limit by ~3000 years. It's not the most interesting paper in the world since their results are entirely in line with expectations and their methodology boils down to "collect samples and send it to MPI-GEA", but science isn't about publishing only the interesting stuff.
Weight-loss drug semaglutide, Wegovy, helps fight heart failure, too
I've done this in my last run of interviews before landing this current job I'm working in. ChatGPT was just coming out, and while messing with it, I worked out a GPTstack from cover letter to interview.

ChatGPT is very good at interview prep, hallucination is much less of an issue when it's being asked to come up with questions rather than answers.

You can also very easily iterate on your responses with chatGPT pointing out deficiencies along the way.
No search engine seems to respond very well to the query "presidential candidate websites" (without the quotes), by your criterion. As an experiment, I tried it with a few of them from a private tab on my phone, looking at the first 5 pages of results.

Yandex.com (page length 10) doesn't link to any candidate websites.

DDG (page lengths 10, 20, 50, 50, 50) links to Joe Biden (page 1), Nikki Haley (page 2), RFK Jr. (page 2), Chris Christie (page 3), Marianne Williamson (page 3), Ron DeSantis (page 3), and Perry Johnson (page 4). It's missing Donald Trump, Vivek Ramaswamy, and Mike Pence.

Bing (page lengths 10, 14, 14, 14, 14) links to Joe Biden (page 1), Nikki Haley (page 2), Chris Christie (page 2), Marianne Williamson (page 3), RFK Jr. (page 3), and Ron DeSantis (page 3). It's missing Donald Trump, Vivek Ramaswamy, and Mike Pence.

Brave Search (page length 19) links to Joe Biden (page 1), Marianne Williamson (page 1), and Cornel West (page 3). It's missing RFK Jr., as well as all Republican candidates.

Yahoo (page length 10) links to Nikki Haley (page 2), Chris Christie (page 2), RFK Jr. (page 4), and Ron DeSantis (page 4). It's missing Joe Biden, Marianne Williamson, Donald Trump, Vivek Ramaswamy, and Mike Pence.

Google (page length 10) links to Joe Biden (page 1), Marianne Williamson (page 1), Ron DeSantis (page 4), and Mike Pence (page 5). It's missing RFK Jr., Donald Trump, Vivek Ramaswamy, Nikki Haley, and Chris Christie.

None of these search engines link to more than two candidate websites within the first 20 results, nor do they link to Trump's or Ramaswamy's websites, so Google is far from alone in that regard. (I haven't been able to test with Kagi Search to see if it is any different.)

Perhaps search engines are simply bound to see such a query as asking more for the concept of candidate websites in general, than for topical examples in particular.
No Visual Studio?
Support scales fine. there's plenty of huge companies built around charging for support, all the way up to consulting companies like IBM and SAP.

support doesn't scale, or work at all as a business, if you aren't charging for it. if you're providing free support as a loss leader to get people to buy your stuff, people will take the free support and leave. it's nothing to do with scale.
Industrialization without regulation is bad. Industrial fish farming seems to be bad in general. Salmon farming feels like stealing from the poor to feed the rich in some ways. They use cheaper nutritious smaller fish that people eat directly in other parts of the world to feed the Salmon.

Unfortunately a lot of industrialized farming does not seem to be about feeding the planet efficiently.
You are saying it’s okay for companies to intervene and censor if they deem it necessary.
> Especially in matters Kennan understood well, he thought the public should have no say. His diaries show that he was a keen reader of Alexis de Tocqueville, and while he never mentions this specific point, his insistence that foreign policy be conducted by the well born and well educated, without interference from the masses, echoes the French nobleman’s argument that aristocracies are better than democracies at diplomacy.

Well, in the WWI-WWII period, most of the national leaders in Europe knew each other. In the WWI period, when the old monarchies still had some life in them, many of those on opposite sides were related. That's over by the end of WWII.

Here's the "Long Telegram".[1]

"War: a massacre of people who don't know each other for the profit of people who know each other but don't massacre each other." - Valéry.

[1] https://digitalarchive.wilsoncenter.org/document/george-kenn...
No, they don't want. They accepted the deal because they want to have a plan B in case something bad happens. That's why they're delaying the construction.
It's a well known portfolio so it has been analyzed quite a bit.

You can backtest it yourself:

https://www.portfoliovisualizer.com/backtest-asset-class-all...

- portfolio 1 is all stocks

- portfolio 2 is 75% stocks, 25% cash

- portfolio 3 is the "Harry Browne Permanent Porfolio" (selected from the "lazy portolios" option)

Take a look at the "drawdowns" tab.
Banning the ADL would harm us all, as they go above and beyond to maintain civil society. They help train FBI agents [1], highlight dangerous symbols of hate [2,3,4], help Paypal cut off the financial networks for those that support extremism and hate [5], make sure the news doesn't venture outside the Overton window [6], fight corporate anti-semitism [7], work with schools and teachers to help inoculate our children against anti-semitism [8,9,10,11], lobby to make their play spaces free of hate [12], and of course, they safeguard US interests in the Middle East by ensuring the continued existence of its greatest ally and asset, Israel [13].

If it weren't for the ADL, I fear the US would be a very different country. Our debt to this wonderful organization cannot be overstated.

[1] Did you know ADL trains every new FBI agent on their role as protectors of the American people and the Constitution? - https://twitter.com/ADL/status/472384478464061441

[2] https://www.adl.org/resources/hate-symbol/its-okay-be-white

[3] https://www.adl.org/resources/hate-symbol/white-lives-matter

[4] https://www.adl.org/resources/hate-symbol/love-your-race

[5] https://www.adl.org/news/press-releases/paypal-partners-with...

[6] https://www.forbes.com/sites/joewalsh/2021/04/20/adl-calls-f...

[7] It’s time for the Jewish community to take a seat at the table to use our power as institutional investors to ensure corporations are aligned with our values, and don’t fall for #antisemitic and anti-Israel pressures - https://twitter.com/JGreenblattADL/status/159072289970259148...

[8] https://www.jpost.com/Jewish-World/Jewish-News/The-more-educ...

[9] https://dailycaller.com/2023/08/07/school-district-trains-re...

[10] https://www.adl.org/no-place-hate

[11] https://www.noplaceforhate.org/

[12] https://www.adl.org/resources/report/hate-no-game-harassment...

[13] It is unrealistic and unacceptable to expect the State of Israel to voluntarily subvert its own sovereign existence and nationalist identity and become a vulnerable minority within what was once its own territory. - https://web.archive.org/web/20210519103412/https://www.adl.o...
Oh please, spare me the indignation.

I remember just fine when the translations for Tsukihime and FSN were released. I remember fine when Fate/Hollow Ataraxia was released. Nobody was deluding themselves

Everyone knew just fine this was porn with pretty decent story attached to it. Rance and MGQ had good enough gameplay attached to it, but everyone knows its for porn.

I remember when Mahoutsukai no Yoru was released and everyone begging to figure out where the porn was. Last time i checked, a TL still hasn't been released a decade later, no porn as a reward.

Yes, the game has been edited to be family friendly and vanilla at this point, but it doesn't change the fact that it was originally released as hentai, Nasu's ability to compare genitals to oysters be damned.