skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's weird under "Get Started" they have links to 40 different languages. You can only get started with 15 of the 40 languages listed, the other 25 are skeleton repos asking for people to start the repo to indicate interest.
That’s actually not exactly what the decision in the Ripple case says: it says that certain types of transactions are not securities transactions, but some are. On the balance, the decision is probably reasonably regarded as a loss for the SEC I agree.

The uncertainty about how legislation should be interpreted in the case of novel facts is a fundamental aspect of the business of law and the courts and is not special to cryptocurrency; nor does it indicate special victimization of cryptocurrency practitioners.
I agree. Here it's being used like a translation app: convert English into the shell language. That's all well and good for a place you're going to visit a couple of times, but if you plan on living there, you need to learn the local language.
Zelle is among the worst, yuck
55%? You mean Google shared the metadata and the resulting profile it build of you across the web 55% with the creator?

Obviously not. They give a pittance of what they make with a single ad while continuing to use the data they acquire for as long as they want without you having any say in the matter. They simply steal this "useless" data and make billions year over year.
As the discussion shows, the choice of null hypotheses is debated. Fortunately, null hypothesis statistical testing is not the only scientific framework for hypothesis testing.
Another huge factor in Singapore and UAE is the language and culture overlap with places with millionaire outflows. There are many other places in the world that are unlikely to threaten your private property or demand absolute loyalty to government connected families, but you won't get by speaking Mandarin or Arabic in most of them.

More surprising to see Greece on the list, which doesn't do particularly well in either it's reputation for good governance or there being many Greek speakers stuck in much more corrupt or dangerous places.
This is the way you use a gun. What a flowery blossoming place this world would be. Reminds me of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swords_to_ploughshares
> You too could have had 128k for the low monthly price of $250 + cost of two phone lines + cost of equipment + labor”.

+ per minute billing from your telco and your ISP.
How is he unhinged?
Tesla vs. Toyota Is the New Hot Battle in Cars
A nice addition would be starting a local Minecraft server and start the game for offline play, without any account, similar to UltiMC Launcher
Your link isn't discussing the F-16 in a CAS role, it's discussing a specific variant of the F-16 where they attempted to mount a 30mm canon pod to it which yes, failed badly.

Modern CAS doesn't involve strafing tanks. Planes are staying well above the altitude small arms are capable of reaching, dropping LGBs, CBUs, and air to ground missiles on targets. The notion that resistance to small arms fire makes the f-16 terrible at CAS is a very odd point to make.

The f-22 was discontinued because it was very expensive, much moreso than the f-35. It was also due to the end of the cold war, and no real global competition with peer adversaries. Would the f-22 have been cancelled if we knew what geopolitics in 2023 would look like? Not so sure about that.
I really love this era of sci-fi, a kind of short window between the immature boy fantasies before and the dull hard SF the came after. The weirdness, the hallucinatory, the craziness! And most importantly, so many great writers.
The successful entrepreneurs I’ve known have all been the type of people who are energized by this type of thinking, not drained by it. Similar to how some people are energized by social situations and others are drained by them.

Everyone can get burned out under the right (wrong) conditions but I think the mismatch between personality and entrepreneurial ambitions is a bigger problem than we like to acknowledge. There are a lot of people out there who want to be entrepreneurs but when it comes down to it they either don’t want to do the work required or they aren’t the type of person who can handle it.
> The A-10 is not surviving a SAM or air-to-air-missile. Even a hit by a MANPAAD is a mission kill.

This is why there are decoy flares.

Anyway, WWII-style antiair guns would easily down a F-35 in a CAS role unless it is so high that its ability to handle that is compromised. Things that shoot bullets are the real threat to CAS aircraft. Also, the F-35 has so few shots that it can only fire a fraction of the bullets that the A-10 could fire. Combine that with reduced accuracy from having to fly higher up and it is almost useless in a CAS role.

That being said, it is lousy in all of its roles. Multirole aircraft that are capable of fewer roles are far better than the F-35 in just about every role imaginable. The F-22 is an excellent example of this. :/
With Voting Underway, Sag-Aftra Releases Its Full Draft Contract
https://web.archive.org/web/20111202070238/https://www.10str...
The Dunning-Kruger effect is autocorrelation
Boils down to the fact that a phone line to a house was built with a a certain amount of bandwidth for a human voice, implemented with a lowpass filter of 4 kHz. But the article doesn’t explain or show why the magic 4 kHz number was chosen.
https://archive.ph/G26yK
Also breaks your IPv6.
Few people would refer to Google's analytics tool as Urchin though, and that has been fewer than 20 years

Blogger seems to not have been on my radar though I was around then, and is such a generic word that imo it's not a clear name to use when Blogspot is also available and everyone knows it
If you're in Montreal, keep in mind the library system has a ton of them, so you can see if there's something that she likes.
I wonder if that’s the way to be a modern Linux user. Use old Think Pads for mostly everything, but an iPad for Lightroom and DRM content.

Problem for me is that I like DxO way more than Lightroom…
Usually cash flow is the benefit, and perhaps a tax-year thing. Better to realize your losses next to your gains. Because if you can realize losses on profits you can estimate, you should start a startup that does this for LLCs.
> I wonder what proportion of all Americans have actually had any kind of material interaction with KYC/AML.

Impossible to know since it's illegal to tell someone they're the subject of such extrajudicial investigations. Even knowing about the existence of such laws makes them assume you're a money launderer because of your "technical knowledge".

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38180477
You are so ignorant of the world that I feel sad for you
This seems interesting, have you looked into ECS at all? I'm not sure it would make sense, but it seems like you could store data columnulary by type to get efficient vectorization and access patterns for operations over types, and systems might make for an interesting way of handling data. It's not exactly relational, but it's kind of similar. I've wondered what an ECS framework for normal server side code would look like, where you essentially define an RPCs handling implicitly as a series of systems acting on it.
With or without humans providing AI rules/training set for what constitutes NSFW images?

Note: training set(s) would be extremely social/culture specific for given point in time/history.
Ack! My old blog was still viewable, and it should not have been!

Is there any way I can contact ArchiveTeam and ask them if they already archived it?
Is this a fork of Bazaar? The docs have a Canonical copyright notice and the Administrator's Guide starts with "Welcome to the Bazaar Version Control System’s guide".
What makes you think that? I don't see that reflected in the rules. "Show" rules say nothing about how much effort one perceives someone put into something.

To quote what I think are relevant rules for this discussion:

"Show HN is for something you've made that other people can play with." - check

"The project must be something you've worked on personally and which you're around to discuss." - check
Just last week I was asked to provide some possible screening questions to recruit for a Devops role. I figured this would be good:

"How do you pass a parameter to a Bash script so that the script will exit with an error if it's not passed?"

I ran this through ChatGPT and I could not get it to give ${1:?} or any variation of that syntax as an answer. So now I also have a way to filter candidates who are leaning on the LLM during the interview process.
Excel is probably the wrong tool for that job. At the scale of a million rows or more, this is probably better done by a real database and programming language.
The product is still called Blogger.
And when crimes totalling hundreds of billions happen, who will you call?
It’s really useful for learning. “Describe this complex bash command I found on stack overflow line-by-line”. Write a quiz question to make sure I understand it. Rate my response to this quiz question.
I disagree. Capture one is always used and only amateurs who watch YouTube for premade settings use LR.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/O%27Reilly_Media#Early_days

> The original cover art consisted of animal designs developed by Edie Freedman because she thought that Unix program names sounded like "weird animals".[2]
This is incredibly interesting. Why wasn't this seen as fruitful over the last decade?
I completely agree, but unfortunately it's not the same money that is in the initial grant, it's someone else's money. So by granting more money granting agencies can theoretically save some other granting agency's money, but not necessarily their own. Meanwhile that other granting agency will get a lot more bang for their buck (and quantitatively more prestigious results) than the first granting agency.

Bad incentive structures.
correct URLs:

https://twitter.com/_nonfigurativ_/status/172732259457002734...

http://farside.link/twitter.com/_nonfigurativ_/status/172732...
Great! I wanted to play it for a long time. Searched online a bit ago, there was nothing. Thought it’s lost to time already.

I hope I’ll do better than when I was a kid
Open source react spreadsheet component?
Hey HN! I'm looking for an open-source or startup friendly excel-like component that could be built with react.

Any recommendations?
There are no filters and cable is not BW limited, otherwise ADSL wouldnt work on same wiring.
The mechanism of cause is what has the premise right in it.

The premise basically states that those who add value cannot be exploited, marginalized, or excluded from the system.

In real life of course they can, via market power, political power, violence, deception, or many other forces.

It happens daily, probably to you or your family.
> My intuition says yes, they are basically perceived the same way. Color recognition is so elementary it seems more hardware-based than software-based

In which case you're missing the point of the fucking example. Colour is just being used as an easily definable (to some extent) sensation. "What is it like to perceive this particular rock" doesn't roll quite off the tongue so well, and intuition is exactly the aspect that this discussion attempts to avoid in order to be as objective as possible with regard to an inherently subjective experience.
Cool! Feels like whichever window has focus, that window’s rectangle should draw on top.
This website does a bad job of selling itself compared to other VCS. It tells you to check the wiki, but the wiki is empty and mentions the Bazaar wiki. But if you search for the Bazaar wiki you won't find it because it is offline. So you have to figure out it's URL then go to the wayback machine. When going to the wiki via the wayback machine the articles comparing it to mercurial and git are not linked on the main page.
It discusses "F-16’S CAS VARIANTS". That is the F-16 in a CAS role as far as I am concerned.

That being said, for CAS, being able to shoot bullets at dozens of targets is more useful than dropping a handful of bombs. It is also more cost effective. :/

By the way, dropping bombs is being a bomber and there are actual purpose built bombers for that. :/
Any context OP? This looks relatively old, so I assume the context isn't recent new. Beyond that, there's not much clarity on the landing page other than A) VCS B) uses both Git and Bazaar binary formats*

* which is bizarre, pun intended
A modern jQuery UI could go such a long way.

I suppose Bootstrap fits this bill in a lot of ways but I feel like jQuery UI was even easier
They admit as much in the article, by stating that they want to strike a tone that is not too positive and not too depressing. It isn't a journalist's job to do either of those things.

A charitable take is that they want to be honest without disillusioning kids. They want kids to feel included in understanding current events, without making the world seem utterly hopeless (and thus inflicting a nihilistic world view).

An uncharitable take is that they are grooming activists. They don't want it to be too positive so kids feel an urge to right some wrong, and they don't want it too depressing so they think there's still some agency to be advocated for.
I couldn’t disagree more. The new wave is where SF starts to get interesting for me, and is when a lot of my favourite authors got started.
Although the oldest mathematical work I'm aware of on accounting is early medieval (al khwarizmi).
When I was in grad school and implemented Q-learning for the first time, was the moment when machine learning "clicked" for me. It went from being a "oh this algorithm is pretty cool, but it doesn't learn anything" to "oh my god, the program figured things out on its own."

I've always had a soft spot for q-learning ever since :)

edit:

In grad school, I implemented q-learning to learn strategies for playing games (like tic-tac-toe, towers of hanoi, etc).
https://ipdetective.io
Hadn't heard of on1 before. Looks like it runs on Mac and Windows, and is currently discounted due to black Friday:

https://www.on1.com/landing/early-black-friday-2023/

Edit: fwiw capture one also on sale:

https://www.captureone.com/en/pricing/capture-one-pro
You've written a dense "paragraph" that doesn't really lead itself to argument or even... reading it.

> You would have to disbelieve the domain of math “chaos” which was founded based on climate studies!

Actually, it was just Lorenz's work on garden-variety weather forecasting with computers that accidentally identified that many processes are chaotic. Not climate studies.

But chaos often doesn't affect long term predictions of characteristics like averages and periodic variation in a system. Whether it will rain on July 4, 2025 is foiled by chaos; whether it will rain less in July 2025 than in February 2025 here less so; whether it will rain less on average in Julys for the next decade than Februarys basically has nothing to do with chaos.

(It doesn't rain much in July here, so those answers are pretty much -- probably not, very likely, almost certainly).
Except there's an objective difference between what's happening in countries like Russia, and countries in Western Europe, even through the former has endemic corruption, and the latter has "lobbying". Redefining "lobbying" to mean "influence operations that I don't like" is sloppy writing and placing fast and loose with definitions.
Reminds me of proquints https://github.com/dsw/proquint

But 127.0.0.1 looks more "readable" to me than lusab-babad
I'm sure that's part of it, but content on Youtube is also more discoverable (despite Google running a search engine), and the platform is more active.
was hoping to find something like this linked here!
Nobody said it was a complete rewrite - in their announcement they call it a redesign, which is what it needed. It's pretty common for tech industry folks to downplay the importance of UI, but these changes were far more significant than a dark theme and a dropdown.

And sorry I misspoke - I was talking about the new template feature where you go File -> New -> 2d Animation - and it puts you in the preset template for doing 2d animation.

The Workspaces are significantly better as well though - it's worth downloading blender 2.7 and the most recent version of blender and comparing, it honestly is night and day comparing the old UI to the current one.
Nice, I like how simple it is!

I provide a similar service but with more focus on bot/data center/VPN ip addresses.

https://ipdetective.io
HTML is a bad replacement for a proper UI toolkit, that's the appeal. There are so many problems that good UI toolkits and languages solve that HTML just ignores and always will. But, Chrome gets a massive budget, web apps are easy to deploy thanks to the ubiquity of browsers, and there's safety in numbers, so those things usually outweigh the other concerns. Doesn't change the fact that there is plenty of scope to compete with HTML.
This used to have a totally different name iirc, they used to be called hashids
'Zoom fatigue' may take toll on the brain and the heart
Are the resulta of the benchmarks posted somewhere?
Show HN is for original work other people can try out and provide feedback. The bar to 'original' is pretty low (a non-trivial port meets it, a Learner's First Project usually meets it, etc) but a straight fork-and-recompile stretches the meaning of 'worked on' to the point of meaninglessness.

You can't really respond to feedback if you didn't make the thing you're showhning.
People put money into FTX to buy and sell cryptocurrencies.

FTX appropriated assets for a hedge fund that bought and sold cryptocurrencies.

Why did they think they could run an exchange without complying with the laws for those? It was for cryptocurrencies.

There are few if any "crypto cases" in the sense of cases about breaking laws specific to cryptocurrencies. There are very few of those laws.

There are an awful lot of "crypto cases" in the sense of companies focused on cryptocurrencies breaking laws that long predate cryptocurrency. That is and should be affecting general perception of "cryptocurrency".
Yeah, it says that both in the page title and the logo at the upper left
did the criminals they bank also lose access or just the law-abiding customers?

https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/us-fed-terminates-e...
Yeah, but its so... secular now. And blunt. I can't believe how direct some of my family+acquaintances are now in their mixed up religious/political talk, it's totally out of character.

Instead of being introduced as a pretense, its like the fundamental religious pretense is getting thrown out, along with the tendency to use euphemisms.
PCIe bandwidth is not typically a bottleneck, it has kept ahead of what people need. 8 lanes of PCIe is already 16 GB/s
A master of one is better than a master of none. 1 > 0
I'd also suggest filing a correction with MaxMind, which is where most modern geolocation data is derived: https://www.maxmind.com/en/geoip-location-correction.
> The XPAK 400, translated from Martian, means air car

When my daughter was five, she also enjoyed translating all kinds of nonsense words from Martian and back.
I like the list.

It's the kind of list an English professor might make, not necessarily a sci-fi fan. In particular, Dick's genius was recognized only after his death.

Even though sci-fi sometimes rises above other genre literature, it's not taken that seriously by literary types. Baudrillard talks a lot about Dick and Ballard and that's it. Stanislaw Lem (whose Cyberiad ought to be on that list instead of The Futurological Congress) himself said that Phillip K. Dick was on a whole other level than other sci-fi writers.

Notably the list subverts the category of "novel" by adding a lot of things (comic books, concept albums) that aren't really novels.

I think Fred Pohl is missing (say Gateway) and also Joe Halderman (Worlds!). I'd rather see any Frank Herbert book but Dune (say Whipping Star or The Santaroga Barrier.) For that matter I'd like to see something from Heinlein before he had the stroke like The Moon is a Harsh Mistress or Glory Road. I'd also want to see Niven's Neutron Star (a set of short stories that read like a novel) but despite some "new wave" sensibilities Niven comes across as reactionary today because the Tor Books revival (Forge of God and Enders Game) of sci-fi in the 1980s liked Heinlein and Niven and Doc Smith better than LeGunn, Dick, Ballard, Herbert, etc.

On the other hand, put a sci-fi fan in charge of making this list and it's no doubt they'll add a stick of books from some author who is a "no account" in literary circles like Piers Anthony -- still I would try to slip him in at his most psychedelic.
You are not addressing the point. There's a wold of difference between usable for something, and it being a good use case. You can go shopping in a monster truck, but that doesn't mean it's a good general use case for monster trucks in society.
Honestly it’s not worth bothering with him. He’s fat and convinced it’s irreversible without medical intervention and is caused by his genetics. You can’t convince emotional thinkers with logic
I’m fully with you on DT being oriented towards technically inclined artists.
And I think OP is more on that side than both of us combined.

I accidentally put words into OPs mouth. Not fixed module order, but correct module order. But even if OP argues for the fixed order, I would trust him fully on that. From what I recall, one of his arguments was that different modules work in different color spaces. And it does not make any sense whatsoever to feed linear RGB into a module that works in some perceptive (logarithmic) space. A car owner who installs 4 different-sized wheels on their car is not technically inclined, he’s just an idiot.

FWIW, in my 2 years of using DT, I never needed to reorder modules. I mean, I used to play with that in the begining. I would spend 4 hours on a single picture reordering modules and doing all the crazy stuff, and then eventually I would start over because the pipeline becomes unmaintainable. I just don’t see, how this can be any useful if your goal is being productive and not just fooling around with your pictures.
I belive the project was started by someone who was not a programmer. I bet your first project didn't look that great either ;)

I am currently reviewing safety critical code written by two very respected companies and occasionally that code looks worse than the snippets author showed.
we don't need much muscle
I worked on a team where, if you left your computer unlocked, someone would send an email (from your email) to the rest of the team letting everyone know you were bringing donuts for everyone the next day.

You learn a lesson, and the team gets a treat.
Weaving Drafts, Tools and Documents
Huh, I was just tinkering with the same sort of thing with the same motivations but with F#:

https://github.com/williamcotton/fs_playground/blob/main/Scr...

Thanks for this, I’m going to borrow a lot of your concepts, especially the added infix operators, those are slick!
It's really hard to overstate the impact of PKD's later works and JG Ballard. Having read about 50% of this list, I think all of our modern dystopia, paranoia, and existential SciFi sprouted from their insane seeds. And the depth of LeGuin's exploration of social, sexual, and economic identity in alien worlds sticks out like a sore thumb compared to her peers.

Damn, tho, the book cover for The Three Stigmata... is fascinating. I always pictured him as just a cyborg octogenarian but now I can't unsee this. I miss that artwork.

Aaaaand, it would be nice of the page author would put these in a CSV at the bottom so that I can make a checklist!
It's nice to see both Engine Summer and In Watermelon Sugar on this list. If you like mellow postapocalpyse, check out Hitoshi Ashinano's manga Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou.
> Jack of all trades, master of none, but oftentimes better than master of one.

Your own words contradict themselves. A master of none is never better than a master of one. None means there is no case of being better.