skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't know but ACH times have been variable for me from almost instant (few minutes) to a few days. But for Wise, it's usually a 10 minutes window.
Nvidia and Foxconn to build 'AI factories'
Thermal prints fade pretty quickly
Holy wow you have a really high opinion of your local police.
Yes although any thermal printing I've ever done creates a print out that fades over time, so probably a horrible solution for backup codes.
yes. I had to heal my gut and kimchi and sauerkraut plus the occasional Kefir are great. I also take from time to time zinc L-carnosine and L-glutamine, great for the gut as well.

It's also a good idea to get tested for H Pilory.
We do too and we know a lot of people do, that's why we wanted to change that ^^
The article states that the evidence was removed as well.

A human wouldn't have had anything to review no wonder they got rid of him.
If you agree, than relative measures of TDP/benchmark at the redline are pointless, ignoring that TDP number are often inaccurate anyway.

What you probably want to compare for most home uses is power at some low idle vs performance at that CPU throttle level. The difference is probably a Watt or two max, which never would justify a brand new SBC over repurposing something headed to ewaste for environmental reasons.
The IR35 has been changed so that now client / deemed employer can decides if employment rights can be afforded.

Whether to hire someone as an employee, on FTE or in-scope IR35 is a business decision. If businesses wanted everyone could be hired as a "contractor" without employment rights from tomorrow. It's not like workers have a choice now, apart from looking for a job elsewhere.
React Jam – make a game using React in 10 days
I think I will pass this trial for now. I knew a high-level programmer who worked at the IRS and he was very good. But the bureaucracy was overwhelming.

Given enough time then sure, but now, no thank you.

But if the IRS wants to use my returns as a test case, I say go for it.
- https://github.com/akoerner/8ball → bash magic 8 ball that pulls the good entropy from random.org

- https://github.com/akoerner/buzzword_bingo → Generate buzzword bingo cards for all of your meetings

- https://github.com/akoerner/cdbuff → Grandpa's memory pills for the 'cd' command
"Infected Mushroom - Becoming Insane" got me from mostly metal into psytrance.
Is SCORM still a thing? Is it on the roadmap?
And after the spanking, the oral sex.
no idea where you're getting that idea from but it's wrong, that is not how you generate revenue from bot accounts if that was the goal
> It’s not clear to me why you keep rephrasing all of the IE gov’s tax evasion support as “competition”.

Can you explain to me why it's tax evasion rather than tax competition?

Like, taxation is not an EU competency so it's up to member states.

As for why it happened, basically Ireland has no natural resources, no historical wealth and was a basket case for hundreds of years. The government/civil servants decided that the best thing to do was to try and entice large multinationals to set up here, based first on it being an English speaking country, and it's really low wages.

The wages increased, and the pitch became that we were part of the EU, and didn't tax global revenue (just the Irish revenue), and didn't apply VAT on exports (particularly of interest to pharma).

And quite frankly, speaking as an Irish person, this was definitely in my best interests, as my generation of Irish people was the first to not have to emigrate for work.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not a big fan of transfer pricing schemes in general, but those are the rules and Ireland played them relatively well.

> The gov is supporting business not people.

Historically true, the multinationals I worked for tended to pay very little tax, and I paid loads but not any more, since about 2016.
I can understand your frustration. I was banned from Google ads and to this day I have no clue why. I was selling a speech recognition product. I appealed once, but it didn't get anywhere.

These big companies don't care much about small users and can be quite nasty in their language. They have no interest to make the process fair because they have all the power.
Thanks a lot Daviey!
We're working on improving the dev experience to make it even better
It's really great. I also did a TX81Z song 12 years ago.

https://soundcloud.com/electrosock/beer-for-breakfast

Bought the TX81Z really cheap back in the day via eBay. I loved the OS of the machine, the most wonderful thing about it is that with only 5 buttons and a 2 line LED display you could tweak any detail about the sound, including changing the FM algorithm
"Why should I care if a company I give money to treats its employees as slaves or as actual human beings?"
A minimal dose of empathy towards fellow humans is a good reason, at least in my opinion.
Seconded on Strunk and White, although you also need to know not to follow some of its outdated advice.
That which you describe was called roughly "dictatorial majority" when I learned about these things in school, and the difference between it and democracy was that in a democracy, the majority behaves considerately and tries to keep the minority happy. Happy enough to want to participate in the next election, and happy enough to be considerate if the next election ends differently.
The only other choice was Android. I was in a team close to the decision. The roadmap (optimistic) shown to the board where we could have a product line based on Meego covering mid-range S60 to something close to the iPhone was three years away.
Rclone is awesome. Great for moving stuff from cloud to cloud.
There is no reason to not rate limit your user frontend. I have several pages with rate limits because of prior bot attacks and I regularly rate limit pages against bots with 'interesting data' for scraping
There exists dozens if not hundreds of programmatic advertising companies you can go to to show banner ads, not to mention Google
> Arizona, California, Massachusetts and New York have decided to work with the IRS to integrate their state taxes into the Direct File pilot for filing season 2024. Taxpayers in nine other states without an income tax – Alaska, Florida, New Hampshire, Nevada, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington and Wyoming -- may also be eligible to participate in the pilot. Washington has also chosen to join the integration effort for the state's application of the Working Families Tax Credit. All states were invited to join the pilot, but not all states were in a position to join the pilot at this time.

Since the article didn't bother to list the states, as far as I could see...

From https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/irs-advances-innovative-direct-..., which is linked by the article.
yeah, thanks but no thanks.
Oops, sorry. You can send it to frankenst1[at]freemailonline.us, much appreciated!
The Maemo dev conferences held by Nokia when the N900 launched had that nice air of old-school-unix-hacker culture. It was inspiring.
Meanwhile other people chooses the opposite. You know, options. Ok.
Next NyTimes.
Yeah, I get it. I was mostly joking, but a few things:

I strongly suspect most people buy either the official case from the manufacturer or maybe they go to Amazon or buy one from their local store (Best Buy, Verizon, etc.). They are high markup items and thus readily available in places people shop already.

I find secondary markets that are essentially universal interesting. Imagine selling a TV, but not including a remote control, that seems absurd. What I strongly suspect is happening here is that the market does not favor phones that don't need cases because people want to buy cases. When you're talking about toting around a generic black rectangle everyone else has, there is a desire to make it unique and expressive through the case. I think even with plastic phones, cases would still sell.
First they want access to the EU citizen's data.
This is the standard tax form from 2022: https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f1040.pdf

You're expected to enter all of your income, sort out what portion of your income is taxable, determine the amount you can deduct from your taxable income, figure out what tax credits you're entitled to, calculate how much tax you already paid and what you still owe or should be refunded, and decide how you want to pay or be reimbursed.

In the simplest case it's straightforward.

But for anything other than the simplest case it quickly becomes a mess of additional forms (called schedules). Currently there's 3 main schedules (1, 2, 3) for Income Adjustment, Additional Taxes, and Additional Credits. And each of those references addition schedules and forms. Here's schedules 1, 2, 3: https://www.irs.gov/forms-pubs/about-form-1040 Here's a list of the other schedules: https://www.irs.gov/forms-pubs/schedules-for-form-1040 and a search for all the forms and instructions: https://www.irs.gov/forms-instructions-and-publications

The good news is, after all that, if you make a mistake the IRS will tell you what you actually owe and send you either a bill or a check for the difference.
This isn’t a good description of the proposed changes at all. Here is the entirety of the change:

—
In recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Peoples of Australia:

1. there shall be a body, to be called the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice;
2. the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice may make representations to the Parliament and the Executive Government of the Commonwealth on matters relating to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples;
3. the Parliament shall, subject to this Constitution, have power to make laws with respect to matters relating to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice, including its composition, functions, powers and procedures.
—

To summarise, it’s an advisory body that can make non-binding representations to government on issues relating to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. It is also exclusively a federal government body. On top of this, that same federal government controls everything about this advisory body (composition, functions, powers and procedures).
Sounds like you got a shit agent which isn’t so crazy since it’s not terribly hard to get a license.

If your time is worth $0 then sure, maybe FISBO or your private marketplace will work for you but I think you’re discounting the work involved, the value a good agent provides, and how beneficial it is to have a non-emotional party between you and the seller/buyer.
Bang! You got the point mate.
I made a fortune database from Marcus Aurelius's Meditations. You can go "fortune /path/to/meditations" and get a random paragraph from the book. But you need to build it first.

https://github.com/fnune/meditations-fortune
The OS lives on: https://sailfishos.org/
Why does it seem like a lot of the local AI tools target mac specifically? Why don't AI developers seem to be able to write cross platform software?
"Linux From Scratch" was a life-changing experience, with a high practical value: you finally take full control over your hardware and start to understand why every component exists on your system and how you can control it.

Not going to mention any psychological studies or philosophical essays, because, sorry, OP asked for non-fiction...
> You've computed the odds that at least 40 of the 67 union members get laid off, bargaining team member or not.

Well, close. I've computed the odds that at least 40 of a group of 67 special people get laid off.

There is another comment in this thread suggesting that 67 is the number of bargaining team members. I don't know, because I haven't read the article. So my calculation might or might not be right, depending on whether you interpreted the article correctly or the handful of people taking the other position did. My interpretation was that 40 out of 67 union members got fired, which appears to have been wrong.

However...

> You actually want the odds of a specific set of 40 individuals getting laid off.

I definitely don't want that. You never want to make a comparison against a specific outcome when you ask "what are the odds?" like this. All specific outcomes are rare, so that question will never tell you anything informative. (I almost wrote "will never tell you anything useful", but if what you're looking for is a scapegoat, you might find the calculation you propose useful for that. It's not useful for anything else, and frankly it's a disgrace that you suggested it.)

edit:

This is what the article says:

> “On Monday, October 16, 2023 over half of Bandcamp was laid off as a result of Epic Games’ divestiture to Songtradr,” Bandcamp United said in a statement. “Of those laid off, 40 were in the union bargaining unit out of a total 67 members. None of the eight (8) democratically elected bargaining team members received a job offer.”

So it looks like there are these groups:

- bandcamp employees (number unknown)

- union members (number unknown)

- union members on the bargaining team (67)

- union members on the bargaining team who got laid off (40)

- union members elected to the bargaining team (8)

- union members elected to the bargaining team, who got laid off (8)

This suggests that the calculation I gave was the same one that was sought, and also that the base rate, as far as we believe in it, was over 50%. Remember that shifting the odds of being fired from 50% to 53% more than doubled the odds of seeing the pattern we did see.
But most sellers, unless downsizing, will also be paying more for their next house.
When you treat your graph like a set of nodes, you miss the point of GraphQL
Building an app or API without a supergraph is like storing your data in files instead of a relational database.
I'm pretty sure in this case it could be actually free since the government already collects and verifies all the required information.
Ah just like Microsoft who randomly locks my email I account I use only to receive spam email. Suddenly I’ve violated something in the terms of service and here’s a copy of the 200 page legal document. So my account is banned despite not sending emails or anything, just receiving spam email.

Oh unless I provide my phone number. Then they’ll unban me and I can continue presumably breaking the terms of service.
The Greek minister of finance who failed to oversee Greece's economical meltdown is not someone I'm ever taking advice from.

Nearly 15 years later, Greece still has extreme unemployment and poverty. What is the human cost to Greece?
Off-topic but a series about the fall of Nokia aired in Finnish TV recently: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt14956742/
Thiel's Unicorn Success Is Awkward for Colleges
Its the first step but they won't stop there IMHO.
You can get patches from https://soundmondo.yamahasynth.com/
Shrug. If they make an enemy of GOP leadership I could see a world where GOP leaderships decides it’s better to just cut them off. No more funding. No more Republican endorsement. They can just kick them out of the party. Would they be able to win elections as independents? Probably not imo.
A $10k FPGA at Digikey price or a $10k FPGA at the direct from [vendor] purchase price? The former is a medium sized chip, and the latter is a huge one. If you have a volume product, you actually get reasonable pricing from the FPGA vendors.
LoL, you've summarized the last decade of crazy social policies in just one phrase. You've made my day, thanks.
https://kb.mozillazine.org/Network.IDN.whitelist.*

Disappointingly .info is whitelisted, if it wasn't (like .com) then Firefox would use Punycode here instead. Perhaps Mozilla should re-consider the decision for info, or, perhaps they have and they decided that .info is doing enough (though clearly not in this case) to say that on balance it's acceptable.
Is this BitTorrent course free (as beer)?
I can see a neighbour course about HTTP server "free during beta".
Lots of schools and LMSs still uses it, not on the roadmap yet but we'll see if it would make sense to implement it or not
You have it completely backwards. Keplerian decline, i.e. the decline of the rotation speed the further away you get from the center of your solar system, galaxy or whatever, is predicted by traditional cosmology.
What is detected in other galaxies, and what was thought to be detected in our own galaxy is well, is a lack of Keplerian decline. That is where both dark matter and MOND stepped in trying to explain. See e.g. https://link.springer.com/article/10.12942/lrr-2012-10

What was detected now, is that our galaxy shows Keplerian decline after all. Which, at least for our own galaxy, removes the need for introducing MOND or dark matter.
I had the same, corrupted is the right word. During the period my smell and taste was corrupted there was a big set of foods and smells that smelled and tasted exactly the same, kind of like burning plastic but without being so disgusting.

At the same time I was oblivious to certain smells, I remember one time I was walking a dog with a friend and friend complained about heavy smoke smell in the air - I took a deep breath and all I could smell was fresh cold air.
How have you forgotten the most important thing ever? It’s Freedom.

Because, Freedom.
And, because America.
Is there a way to test it out without login?
Haven’t managed to get the official copilot extension to use local anything. Always seems to ask for a login.
Please, stop the train, I want to step down...
That's obviously true. And the NSA has quite a comfortable budget to allow it to push and pull as it pleases.

So obviously I agree, except for the subliminal message that just because the NSA doesn't have absolute power and doesn't get its way every single time, we should just ignore it, don't worry and just go home.
There's probably a performance component as well. If you're high performing, can pick whatever job they want, and therefore get paid well above your peers, why would want to join a union?
Fastlane AI v2: 15 new models, search, images, files and more
12 language models (including Mistral, MythoMax, OpenAI, Anthropic, and more), 3 stunning image models including Kandinsky 2.2, 9 powerful tools (search, chat with files, upscaling & more), no limits (use GPT-4 & other models as much as you want—no setup required)
Within the context of HN that is 100% the wrong way to read it
They're literally a top 3 telecommunications vendor (stuff like 5G towers' equipment, so quiet massive and extremely crucial.
You have to pay monthly for it
Not right, but better. If you link directly, the name must be the title of the url
That famously powerful voting bloc, federal civil servants. You always hear about what the federal civil servant lobby is pushing for and the concessions they squeeze out of anyone who's running for office.
If the frontend is in Typescript, why not write the backend in Typescript too? Less context switching when developing.

I also don't get why anyone would use MongoDB instead of PostgreSQL, but I can understand that its personal preference.

That said, Moodle could do with some competition.
> important to remember that the study only included people who are regular snoozers and find it easy to go back to sleep after each alarm. Snoozing is most likely not for everyone.

I'm not a snoozer, once I'm awake I'm awake. But recently I have realized that just laying still in bed awake is somewhat rejuvenating even if I can't fall asleep again.
My seven year old kept being advertised shaving equipment, including razors. Obviously they know dad has a massive beard. Jokes aside though, I'd rather nobody be piqueing his interest in blades so I've adblocked the entire house.
This links to the product's application, the main website clears things up: https://codecrafters.io/
Make-like build system. This would expose students to a few useful concepts, and can be a 'jumping-off point' into various more advanced concepts.

- topological sorting the build graph
- what is a graph
- running child processes
- what a process is
- process api
- interaction with the filesystem
- r/w files
- mtime comparisons
- how computers store time
- what is incremental execution

I would suggest to skip parsing, and use a Python literal to hold the 'Makefile'-equivalent dependency graph data structure.

You let students come up with their own fun build graphs, like making sushi:

tuna_maki -> nori, cooked_rice, tuna_fillet, chef, sushi_roller

cooked_rice -> uncooked_rice, rice_cooker, water, rice_seasoning

tuna_fillet -> tuna_slab, knife

tuna_slab -> fishmonger, money

nori -> algae, dehydrator

And then, when executed, it would print the steps, or say that a target was already made.
When you see a phenomena described in literature, you have some emotional distance to it. It may be more easy for you to accept the possibility that such a phenomena can exist.

Sometimes people cannot bear to see the phenomena in real life even if it is very clear for many people. Life is complex, so there are always many opportunities for weave a narrative to explain away phenomena that you cannot bear to see.
It's absolutely fine for a normal person that an advanced feature requires you to type 4 numbers that are on average 2 digits long, followed by a 4-5 digit number. You do not need to understand what it is, and you do not need to memorize it. People are used to typing in their much longer credit card details flawlessly, so there really is zero argument here.

Not that it matters at all. As others have said, the app will gladly show you a QR code for it, which regular smartphone users are trained to use.
Sour red cherries are pretty good anti-inflamatory.

https://www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/food-health-you-asked/it-t...
Random search beats grid search!
GnuObey
By Peter Turchin. Elite overproduction hypothesis. Also paywall.
Woot, I'm doing this right!

This week's project has been a django app for my house which doesn't seem to do anything useful yet?

requests -> beautifulsoup -> to track website changes? Changes every time! Ugh.

Weather forecast stuff but again useless because forecasts are terrible.
I've tried plain fetch + useEffect + useState. It's very easy to mess up the implementation. For example you have to think about what happens if the useEffect triggers again while it is already fetching. For reasons like that, react-query is totally worth it to me.
No fault divorce did not exist before the rise in cruelty claims. What caused the sudden rise in cruelty claims? None of these sources contain any sort of analysis, they're just a narrative with number aids.

The crime and violence wave of the century was beginning, which would end with a whisper in the 1990s as crime and violence dropped everywhere in the US regardless of enacted laws.

Women's rights were taking hold. Men's behavior didn't necessarily change - the social ability to escape that behavior did.

I don't think that social sciences are as technically advanced as you want them to be. They are in their infancy.
An Ark for Antarctica
Relevant,

HTTP/2 Rapid Reset and Apache

https://github.com/icing/blog/blob/main/h2-rapid-reset.md

Apache httpd 2.4.58

https://github.com/icing/blog/blob/main/httpd-2.4.58.md
https://archive.ph/ijzOx
Not much of a danger. Thermal printers don't use ink, only paper, and are typically for industrial uses so should have no problems with that.
It is a beast indeed. Unfortunately the sequencer part has a few bugs
On the other hand, everyone who didn’t dare to come out and ask the government for those coins now knows jimmys name, so I doubt he is off the hook.
It would not be illegal if that was the genuine business reasoning. If they quickly rehired people to those roles it would likely not hold up as legal.