skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It is not right question. Business is not too smart, I think ANY analyst could run business.

What really matters, to make success business, you must change mind, get business habits (entrepreneur habits). This is not just "learn and go", this could take more than year.

And yes, the main or CORE three questions of business are, first, how to deal with people (how to sell, mostly, and in nearly all cases you might consider any meeting as selling something to somebody); second, find opportunities; third, how to arrange people to make things run, these are like foundation elephants on which stay business.

Sure, as these are important, exist many help resources, which answer one of these topics:

1. books, typically literally named "list of business ideas", or something similar, like "ideas of businesses for scientists", just google.

2. many (paid) services, which regularly research markets and give some insights, where could be opportunities.

3. hr services, and consulting services, so you could outsource to them hr and business control functions.

But sure, they are all not cheap, you need to have big business if you consider not to do these things yourself and tolerate costs.

As I understand, you will start as Small business, so you should learn these three core things yourself.

Possible solution - partnership, with some person, who knows how to run business. But you should release, business is totally different Universe, first months or even years, you will not understand, why he do, what he do, and you should accept inevitable. So the best, if your first business partner will be your relative, for example your uncle, or very close friend of family.

Also possible to make semi-partnership with some experienced person, who will mentor you. The best sure relative, but possible known person from nearest business club (read next).

Now in most western countries exist free trainings (paid by government) for small businesses, and you could attend them, so you will learn some important things for start and meet people and create some beginning networking.

Second, try to find near you business club and attend their meetings, market yourself as data scientist, and talk with people. They usually have pool of people who want to make partnership, or to become your mentor, and there you may find some opportunities.
> “not only target and racially profile South Asian Californians, but will put other California residents and businesses at risk and jeopardize our state’s innovative edge.”

How? Because south asians can't be caste-ist against others now?
I’m not sure if it encourages saving but I can’t think of another way to tackle the debt that is more fair to people starting out and that incentivizes people to participate in the economy.
Exactly, what's wrong with having codified redundancy?
How populated with Indian people is California if statewide legislation is being written for this?
Why cable news has become unwatchable
An iPad with iOS 17.
Precisely. I'm trying to understand the resistance in good faith, but the article didn't explain their position very clearly.

"It's already prohibited" - so why the fierce opposition?

"Passing a law against discrimination of X will stigmatize X" - Imagine someone was making this argument for an existing federally protected class.
If that were true then how come plants improve human health outcomes every time we put them to the test especially when swapped from, say, red meat?

It’s a fun theory for people who don’t demand evidence.
I'm on 100 servers (the free maximum) and I've gotten several notifications like "Server XYZ has been deleted for violating our community guidelines."
It's not that hard. Look up what your local internet registry requires (ARIN, RIPE, APNIC, AfriNIC, LACNIC) to allocate an ASN and allocate a /24 or at least approve a transfer of a /24. Typically you should have a location with two internet providers that will propagate your prefixes via BGP to their peers and transit. Find companies willing to accept your money so you can meet the requirements, also find someone with a /24 to transfer to you assuming your registry doesn't have any.

Tada. You've got an ASN and are running it.
Bisphenol-A and phthalate metabolism in children w neurodevelopmental disorders
> the (IMO old-fashioned) lack of an optional trailing comma

I’ll note that in Haskell circles, the usual proposal is a leading comma, which would look like this:

data Profile =
Profile {
, name :: T.Text
, birthday :: Time.Day
} deriving Show

The commas essentially end up like bullets — a style I thoroughly like.
Ha! That’s awesome.

Ive’s hubris at the end knew no bounds.
All vaccines have possible side effects. I'd assume, not having researched the issue on this, but from general knowledge, that the possible side effects for a vaccine that would prevent almost no cases outweigh the possible benefits -- for the majority of people anyway. Obviously as the sibling comments explains there are some people who do need it.
Decomposing language models into understandable components
Wearable aptamer nanobiosensor wirelessly monitors estrogen in sweat
Whether or not it is already accounted for under existing law, this sort of reasoning is about as valid as "the large and vocal constituency against a bill requiring everyone to pledge allegiance to the US is evidence that people aren't loyal to the country"

Better evidence would be someone who would have been eligible to bring a case under the new law having been denied justice under the existing laws.
Wikipedia says

"California is about 1.3% Indian, with many living in Orange County and Santa Clara County. Many live in Yuba City, about 15% Indian, which has a significant Sikh community."

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asian_Americans_in_Californi...
That's an interesting remark, for your profile links to Google Cinema Club, among other things, so I take it you're not based in China yourself.

Regarding the article and the auctions, I recall the internship at Google in the noughties. There was an overview talk on search and ads. One thing that was clear back then, the ads are not ranked by the bids alone. They are ranked by bid multiplied by ad score. As the ad gets displayed more and more, the score tends to be based on the click-through rate of the ad. That way, a bad ad that does not get clicked on effectively cannot be forced to display by bidding high.

On the other hands, in most reporting on these antitrust cases, folks read "auction" and the picture they have in mind is like an art auction, the highest bidder wins. Then they report on obvious things as if this was some revelation of manipulation.
Put the fraudy bit in a config file and don't commit your config.
Ironically I'm having this problem in a Nix build context because of the broken approach Nix takes to packaging bazel—which itself is largely a consequence of the larger issue I'm grouching about here: unbundling tensorflow's locked dependencies is very hard to do when the underlying source is written to assume it's only targeting the exact version specified in the build rules. You can't just switch it to target the gproto in nixpkgs because then you get compilation failures.
Organization probably doesn't want to improve things
People have written plenty of papers, theses, and books on this topic. You could start with the book Neurotribes which explores the history of autism in psychiatry comprehensively.
About 900k according to Wikipedia.
I wonder what happened to that guy who wanted to get in touch with a drug cartel.
"What proves this wasn't placed there by archeologists"

Carbon dating?

(in this case the dating is still in process and of course they date the material of the soil directly around the find)
I take it these "Interaction nets" won't be compilable from just any old python code? I can only imagine there are still some pretty heavy constraints around parallelism. Is the idea here that your python script would be SIMD?
Wildfires don't increase global heat by being hot, they release tons of carbon dioxide[1].

[1]: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/sep/21/global-wildfir...
Besides what "intended" said, it's not likely at all that there would have been another analogous social network had Facebook not existed.

It was them who first adopted most of the dynamics that lead to these things
Making symbols and the occasional footprint is a fact of life, I'm afraid. Sometimes you can download them from the vendor, or in a pinch, SnapEDA, but chances are you'll want to modify them anyway.
its basically a “leave your problems at home” law and I think this would have sent a really clear message, that Seattle has already done

Is there a way to do this that doesn’t “create racial profiling” as some opponents of the bill said? I just want to cut through the denial, so many groups take advantage of American sensibilities to avoid criticism of their toxic behaviors as if we’re all stupid. For now, we are.
Yes, but less commonly than Excel.
There's the argument (correct as it turned out) that was used in arguing against the bill of rights. That the specific enumeration of certain classes would be interpreted as raising those above other unenumerated classes. As it happens it's still probably a good thing that the bill of rights exists, and maybe being explicit is better than not, but it's undeniable that enumerated cases in law get much more solid standing than non-enumerated cases.
no, really ? are you perhaps making up this killing of scientists ?
Makes sense for some things, but I’d love to not have Xfinity sell my info. Deleting my account isn’t really an option.
What I was pointing out is that "awareness" is a confounder here. The statistic we have is that diagnosis rates have increased substantially. We cannot say why because there is no way to untangle the factors that may influence this statistic.

So no, I don't have evidence, and neither do you.

As someone who spent many years in medical biology and studied biostatistics, I am inclined to treat any biochemistry arguments with deep skepticism. It is in the author's interest to say they have found the answer for something because money is always in short supply. The more boring answer that society is not about to collapse into flapping mutes because we have learnt some new facts and our culture has changed doesn't get you research funding.
> The Myanmar government incited a mass genocide, Facebook was just one of the communication mediums they used.

There's a very good chance that it could not have happened without Facebook
All economic systems follow the principle of the profit motive. Some of them try to hide that reality from the masses behind various lies and obfuscations.
I agree with Newsom, this is covered already.

> The veto dealt a blow to state Sen. Aisha Wahab (D-Hayward), a first-term lawmaker who shepherded one of the more controversial bills of the session through the Legislature.

It's like when a new VP joins the company you work for and suddenly there's a useless project of some kind. A new initiative or re-org that they are spearheading to justify their position/salary.

I think we've all seen it before :)
> for similar reasons to why IPv4 -> IPv6 is such a pain

Much less painful though because only the endpoints would need to know.
Amazon is so late to the game. Considering just how fast things Microsoft and Google AI are being integrated in to products. They are trying to catchup now, only way is to dump $B in to some leaders. So they spent $4B on Anthropic.

Let’s see what reinvent has to offer on the catch ups.
Working at a medium-size government org, 6 years into a reorg, with projects being cancelled after two years because nobody actually needs it, dropping rebuilds because they might overrun, not hiring anybody who actually has a background relevant to the original system so that it can be maintained, not allotting any devs to groups which desperately need a code monkey to automate things, then assigning a senior to be that code monkey, security having all the clout and no thought for just how miserable they make everybody's lives, [omitted for brevity]. Yep, dysfunctional is about right.
Reusing waste heat from cloud computing
How does aggregated data sharing allow tech companies to cross-link and identify individual user accounts/devices? (I ask as I have no idea if that's what happens)

I see language like:

"We do not sell your personal information in a way that most people would think of as a sale. However, we do participate in online targeted advertising and use analytics which allows tech companies, in exchange for our use of their services, to use user information collected from our App to improve their own products and to improve the services they provide to others."

and wonder what in the world that actually means?

Are they gathering data like
30% of our users are iPhone 12+ users?

Or something else?
Did you mean to respond to the guy above? I didn't say they increased global heat, I pointed out that they produce much more heat than bombs, so bombs are most certainly not the reason for the extreme heat this year.
> Now, with these three that we found under the actual structure of the wall, it's clear that they were intentionally placed there before the wall's construction,

> One of the reasons archaeologists believe this was a temple, besides the gold foil figures, is the absence of other finds that would be natural if people lived there, like cooking pots and whetstones.

> In Norway, findings of gold foil figures are rare. The 35 from the temple in Vingrom represent the largest collection we have found in this country.

> On the Danish island of Bornholm, over 2,500 gold foil figures were found in a field. Were there not so many gold foil figures in Norway at that time, or have we just not found them? “There must be more of them here,” Stene believes. But most archaeological excavations today are commissioned. “We dig when new roads and buildings are going to be built, this limits what we can investigate. It’s about being lucky and getting the opportunity. A lot of coincidences are involved here. They are so small, but they shine when you find them. There are probably more out there,” she says.

Oh. Coincidences. I bet coincidentally, Kathrine Stene will find them.
> I've also lost a ton of time trying to fight with a complex type when I know what I want to accomplish and could have done it more trivially with vanilla JS.

Type systems are an investment to learn. The good news is that the knowledge is transferable. Statically typed languages borrow a lot from each other.

For TypeScript, I would highly recommend Type-Level TypeScript [0] which teaches programming in the TypeScript type system. After going through that, I was able to understand more advanced types and a lot of the magic is peeled away. I can read types from libraries and understand what is going on, and, when needed, I can write sufficiently flexible types for our application that gives my applications a _lot_ of safety.

---

As an aside, using `any` gives you the worst of both worlds: you have to fight with a type system, and the type system isn't even doing anything. For TypeScript, Zod [1] (or any other validation library) fixes often can help with a lot of casts, e.g. when parsing API responses or other data coming from outside of your type system.

[0]: https://type-level-typescript.com/

[1]: https://zod.dev/
Well, tcmalloc can’t be dynamically loaded, so it can’t be your system allocator. But mimalloc would be worth testing in that role.
Well, the Israelis did cut power to the Gaza strip. Hamas of course expected this and probably has many backup generators and satellite links to keep online. As for the civilians...
I completely understand your point, and I agree with it. I just don't trust laissez-faire economics. We've got entrepreneurs trying to put SF techies into communal bunks.

If that's how they're willing to treat engineers, how will they treat the poor and disabled?

Then again, I also understand the historically bad examples of crime-filled government housing projects.

I don't know how to convince Americans to do things the more European way. As someone born in the USSR and raised in a "commieblock" I see how housing like this is far better than living on the street. Many of the big block style apartments all over western Europe are quite decent.

How much more pain before we have massive housing reform? Will we ever? I don't know. Neoliberalism is eating the country and we're in a deadlock. The pressure is continuing to build and build.

I am very concerned about a collapse scenario, because the USA is awash with guns and the far right keeps gaining ground.
...and a weighted blanket, like the Bearaby Tree Napper.
Wow so Cali has a higher Indian population than the population of 5 U.S. states.

Guess it makes sense that they have Indian specific legislation.

As the Cali Indian population grows I imagine more will begin to enter politics and well see more Indian related legislation.

Interesting.

https://www.statsamerica.org/sip/rank_list.aspx?rank_label=p...
> ever changing data models over time alongside business logic that also changes over time

This is the exact case where a statically typed language shines. If you update your business logic or refactor, the compiler can let you know what needs to be updated for the new data model.
More that the population of 5 US states. Interesting.
It's impressive what the USA was capable of manufacturing from the 1940s to the 60s. My Bendix 6080 vacuum tubes were rated for use in missiles and can withstand very extreme conditions. Overkill for my application, but ensures years of reliable use in my headphone amp!
Says Netanyahu:
To the citizens of Gaza, I say. You must leave now. We will target each and every corner of the strip.”

Edited to remove false quote
Half joking, by the time of the NES port he would have certainly had many available options for all that , but even with access to a timesharing system with real storage and all that in the earlier 80s having at least sections on paper for easy reference against printed manuals was handy.
You could argue that, but I wouldn't believe you. Someone could simply decide to be annoying, like kids throwing eggs at houses. There is nothing "in it for them" but they do it anyway. Hell, it was inevitable that someone's program that posts to a list of groups would screw up and hit massive numbers of targets. No profit, no motive even, just pure accident.

It was inevitable because the design was naive, like the r commands.
Guessing NZ?!

Yes birds when they are smart can be very, very smart.

I am pals with a couple of blue jays who eat my sunflowers. They chase off the crows who torment my dog.

The crows will swoop at Kramer the poodley mutt and it drives him crazy. His genetics make him a small game hunter and excellent ratter. He looks like a lap dog and can be one but give him prey around and he’s a monster.

He caught a crow dive bombing him once which just got him desperate to do it again.

The pugs just ignore them thus the crows don’t bother diving at them but they learned from the one failed attempt.

They also had what seemed to be a funeral for their fallen soldier.

I plant fifty or so sunflowers every year to fatten up the blue jays for winter and help protect their nest from the hawks that linger too.

Quite the little deal we have.

There’s a distinct call they’ll make when they want help with a murder of crows or a pair of hawks. The hawk scream is higher pitched that’s a defcon one.

I work from my garden mostly so respond quickly with the high pressure hose that can reach to the top of the tree they nest in to chase off our enemies if my jay homies are outnumbered a lot.
> embracing dependent types (which are actually simpler than where Haskell has been heading) rather than building increasingly complex approximations of them

very much second that! haskell has band-aid type-level programming that is so awful, but sometimes so useful, that it's really hurting a lot. I would just really like to deprecate type-families and would like to see as a the first step some non-dependently typed type-promoted functions. There's a great, pragmatic, proposal I would really like to see implemented. I, personally, don't need dependent types thaaaaaat much but type families are so unergonomic and really a dead-end I think. It's just stupid.

it's sad to see that the dependent haskell progress is losing steam and, as it is my impression, getting maybe a bit lost in the weeds?
Moreover, even if the land wasn't perceived to be special, you can't uproot an entire society without forced ethnic cleansing. It is impossible to get all X million people to agree to that without force.
> I throw everything away once it's handled

That's the Marie Kondo approach. I feel the same way. I'm not sure that digitizing everything really removes clutter. It removes the physical paper, yes. But not the mental overhead of knowing that you have all those documents.

Some people obviously have a need to retain documents for things like business expenses that will be deducted from income. I don't have any of that. I get my W2s and 1099s and do my taxes. I throw all that in one folder and put it in a box in the closet. That's good enough for my purposes; I see no need to expend the time and mental energy necessary to scan and tag (even automatically) every receipt, utility bill, and other statements I receive. Why? I'll never look at them again.
I've been waiting for this to get API access to Claude 2. But still no pricing listed for Claude 2:

https://aws.amazon.com/bedrock/pricing/
Well, I was checking on a very old, underpowered desktop, so I tried to keep it under a billion combinations, so upper limit of 1000 on a, b, and c.
I can see hiring managers avoiding Indian candidates if they think it would add risk of future lawsuits from that candidate’s subordinates in the future.

(“Don’t hire him, he might use caste-ist decision-making when building his team.”)

In practice, only other South Asians would likely run afoul of this law, so they now have baggage that workers of other national origins would not have.
pricing is available here: https://www-files.anthropic.com/production/images/model_pric...

and linked from their main website: "see pricing" (https://www.anthropic.com/product)
The website is indeed an advertised examples put up by these common effort called out in banners, advertisements, call-outs, etc to - not click that kind of a website or links. Of course there will be curious people (including me) that will click or type in the website to see what is it. I did and the website is indeed there but the content tell you that this is indeed a sample website, hence this example being just that -- an example.
Did I miss something? Is swift being moved away from by Apple?