skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The setup fee is so high, that it's basically an exchange for the taxes haha!
I also understand I need to pay around 90 days there.
So why label Flowers as one of those that built their work on what the Polish did? Collosus was built (as you say) to solve Tunny.
Windows comes with a generic PCL6 driver which should be fine with a 20 year old LaserJet.
The post you're replying to sounds more like it's lamenting the complacency of most developers more than it's saying that performance isn't worth caring about, or I'm projecting my own feelings onto it.

I'm not under the impression that people care at all, to be honest, outside of certain communities. If you're not in those communities talking about performance as a corner stone feels mostly like screaming into the void.
With a token, you probably get a higher efficiency. Similar to how a heatpump is more efficient than a heater.

If you only consume resources on the client side, then you hope that an attacker thinks "I won't invest $0.01 of resources just to log in here".

If you also transfer the consumed resources to the server, you get an additional benefit: The server thinks "$0.01 is enough to cover the costs of a fake signup".

And the second benefit is probably even better than the first. The server will never really know how cheaply attackers can access resources. But they probably know how much a fake signup costs them.
https://www.wired.co.uk/article/levc-geely-london-electric-b...
sexy self is a cool naming convention that will possibly replace foobar
https://github.com/wangyi-fudan/wyGPT/blob/main/cpu.cpp#L140
Miss the times when IE5 compatibility was holding the internet back. Internet should be held back some more.
The Strokes are a very odd choice to single out as undeserving musicians...

Julian is a very palatable talented singer, their riffs are unique, and they put in the work with 6 albums, shows, and music videos.
Isn't it the opposite, it's better to have an LLC if my clients are not from the US?
I cant tell if the audience of HN are more likely to script something untoward against HN, be that DDOS or just "check out my product" spam, because its a bunch of hackers - or less likely to do it because (maybe) we like having nice things, or figure the audience is too in the know to fall for boring crypto spam.
Hyperbola GNU/Linux will be rebased soon under an OpenBSD 7.0 kernel and userland so you will get the both worlds: A GNU licensed OS without a bloated userland, we even got Xenocara. We don't even have DBUS. Emacs and notifications.el? write your own (notifications-notify) at ~/.emacs callling play from sox and herbe with (&rest arg) as the function arguments, where externally a script would suffice to call both as a single program.

On the GNU userland, something I hate it's the lack of integration. Emacs' calc shoudln't be calling Gnuplot, but GNU plotutils, at these should be enhanced to create 3D plots. Also, GNU Texinfo shoudln't be calling a full Texlive install to render math and PS/PDF files, but GNU Groff and geqn/gpic...

OFC
No, they are mere surface scratches on the timescale of geologic activity.
Yes, batteries are renewable.

If you burn coal, almost all of it turns into a gas.

Even if a battery catches fire, it mostly turns into a pile of solid metal oxides and water vapour, the water vapour rains into the ocean in a few days, the rest is close enough to the stuff you mine out of the ground you can always just use those same mining etc. processes from the initial production to turn it back into another battery. The only stuff that doesn't end up in a conveniently reprocessable form is the carbon used in any graphite components or plastics etc., which we could get from trees (like we do with lumber in general) but which we almost certainly don't at present.

Batteries are also much easier to recycle if they don't catch fire.
The next step is device attestation. IIRC Safari already does this, so you should not see captcha on places that support it.

Something that can work on any browser can be like this:
Scan the QR code in your iPhone or Android device that supports attestation. Will ask you if you approve login, then will attest for you. If you turn out to be a bad actor, the website can ban this device - so no flooding with a single device.
This was just a contrived example, in reality I would

A.) try to express the details using my hands or

B.) Explain it more detailed (e.g. Imagine the donat is laying flat on the desk and we slice it sideways so we get two rings, we take half of it, ..." or best

C.) Show a visualization (obviously the best option)

Language is imprecise as you rightfully mentioned and mamy people will have similar problems to yours, which is why adding the context needed to have the picture is needed.
What Is LLMOps?
The goal is saving lives.
I have head quite much about Wyoming!
What's the difference between Wyoming and Delaware for LLCs?
Most people feel. feeling is an experience. Bonding through experiences can be a major connector to other people.

Though as others stated the tone of this all really is the key I think.
I love the idea of interoperability between homegrown task managers. Another shameless plug: https://frogtab.com, which I’ve been building, following similar ideas of minimalism. I’m definitely going to check out your app when I’m at my macbook - and would be super interested in exploring integration!
GNU glibc has some gratuitous extensions over ANSI C/C99.
Unix utilities have long non-standard and non-POSIX based flags.
Why not have 1:1 relationship between QUIC connection IDs and open SSH sessions?
KurzGesagt also did a video about this: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KRvv0QdruMQ&pp=ygULa3VyeiBnZXN...
It seems like all the big name companies are 100% for Wayland, breaking compatibility with them seems like a hassle, regardless of how good Wayland itself is.
Look at any Working Group and see that play out in reality. That's why our RFCs are so complex and of generally bad taste.
Gnome is one of my favorite DE as to me it is so easily usable and efficient with maximise use of the keyboard straight out of the box while still being very practical to use with a tactile screen.

I do understand that it may not be for everyone but my understanding is that when people say a desktop is not user focused, what they really mean is it isn't focused to people resistant to changes
Last time I set up there it was a headache to get a bank account though; that might have changed (but I can hardly believe it got easier).
That's an interesting and depressing story. Do you have some sources about them hiring models? They are not obvious to find on the Internet
The machine learning field as a whole has a huge credit assignment problem. This post seems to encourage other ML researchers to come out with their own priority disputes. Tomas Mikolov just aired his grievances:

> I wanted to popularize neural language models by improving Google Translate. I did start collaboration with Franz Och and his team, during which time I proposed a couple of models that could either complement the phrase-based machine translation, or even replace it. I came up (actually even before joining Google) with a really simple idea to do end-to-end translation by training a neural language model on pairs of sentences (say French - English), and then use the generation mode to produce translation after seeing the first sentence. It worked great on short sentences, but not so much on the longer ones. I discussed this project many times with others in Google Brain - mainly Quoc and Ilya - who took over this project after I moved to Facebook AI. I was quite negatively surprised when they ended up publishing my idea under now famous name "sequence to sequence" where not only I was not mentioned as a co-author, but in fact my former friends forgot to mention me also in the long Acknowledgement section, where they thanked personally pretty much every single person in Google Brain except me. This was the time when money started flowing massively into AI and every idea was worth gold. It was sad to see the deep learning community quickly turn into some sort of Game of Thrones. Money and power certainly corrupts people...

Reddit post: "Tomas Mikolov is the true father of sequence-to-sequence"
https://www.reddit.com/r/MachineLearning/comments/18jzxpf/d_...
tldr; they are the same thing

Though they have their flaws, I've been an fan and advocate of these drives for a long time now.

I got the Zalman-VE300 because it was the cheapest HDD enclosue available to me back then. It turned out an absolute gem that pleased me through about two years and countless OS installations at an IT Support gig.
When the brittle jog-dial broke and I researched the thing, it turned out to have been a Zalman rebranded IODD-2531, to extend IODD's very limited market capability (korea, china, russia). So I got the successor IODD-2541 from russia.
Later, I got a IODD-mini through the failed crowdfunding campaign. SSD, screen, physical enclosure were all lousy quality.
About a year ago, I bought the ST300 on iodd.shop, surprised to find that they are still going on and still have no clue of design, yet are still producing and improving new products.
Will buy whatever they come up with next. Even if they still put in the same shitty screen, or still manage to put the usb port at the wrong side of the case, or still fail to rotate the screen and keypad by 90 degrees :)
What Gnome do you think doesn't feel user focused? I use 90% of the time minimalist window manager, but when I need a full desktop I find Gnome the best choice. Gnome isn't particularly exciting, but in my experience, everything I can't say about other desktops just works. Apart from that, Adwaita looks incredibly much better Qt.
Is the name from Always Sunny in Philadelphia??
> I also understand I need to [stay] around 90 days there.

UAE doesn't seem to care in practice, unless you need them to issue you a tax certificate. Your issue there is more with not attracting tax residency in other jurisdictions, and being able to say "I can't be resident in [Canada/Australia/other country with fuzzy rules] because I live in UAE"
I think you need to have some business in Hong Kong to open a bank account there.
But that's ok, you can open a bank account in a different country.
I don't know many businesses that would perform processes that don't make them money. Even if we use your example of next business day what happens on a Friday where the refund isn't processed until Monday or Tuesday? Is customer satisfaction really increased if you get their refund back to them in 3, 7 or 10 days?

In instances where you have to ship the defective product back. They don't send you an over-night, next day label to get the product back to them as soon as possible. They send it ground. So you paid for a product, you then wait for the product, you then call to get a refund, you ship it back, they receive and process and then you get refunded your original amount. That could be two weeks, even though your refund was settled next business day.

I'd be surprised if any retailer takes a loss with a refund that they can't send back to the manufacturer or write off.

It also seems that there isn't any set refund time limit and varies per state in the US.[1]

[1] https://www.freeprivacypolicy.com/blog/return-refund-us-laws...
It's been common knowledge in the industry for years now that Amazon routinely and periodically PIPs employees to cull their herd when it's convenient for them. Point is, don't let getting a PIP get you down, just move on and focus on companies that have a healthy work culture.
Yes. Also, rules and regulations on expropriation of land, relocation of people etc, with plenty of long appeal processes.

China? "Go away or else".
200 Wheel Lego Vehicle
Definitely was easy for me, I first used Neat (now Rapyd), and currently using AirWallex. Both applications took about 2 days or so.
Yep. To be fair the plate tectonics one is an extreme example, it's a famous paradigm shift. But it should make you think, eminent experts in the field went as far as calling it "pseudo-science". They didn't simply disagree with it on a professional level, some of the personal attacks against Wegener were quite vile.
Oh yeah, I had thought it was a SCOTUS ruling when I commented.

It's settled in Utah at least.
It's a version of the sunk cost fallacy.
Honestly, I think my biggest problem with the UAE is that I am Israeli, and while the situation with Israel and the UAE us good now, how knows what will happen in a few years from now
License cost is about ~4k per year

Total initial costs could be about 10-15k

Yes I agree those fees are actually a hidden tax, but it totally depends on your revenue, at some point you can save a lot on corporate and personal taxes.
I have read "fsick" somewhere and that makes sense to me - you use it when the FS is sick.
Old greybeard moment: I remember all of this and how people on newsgroups (Usenet) defended Microsoft, said that the IE integration in the OS was a technical requirement and not an MS tactic.
It clearly was a deliberated tactic to retain power, just like Chrome is today (even if they look less evil)
I know people suffer a bit from Rapyd after the acquisition
Meditation from Cold Start to Complete Mastery
Airbnb won't go there if they were not filled, and every city needs visitors as well as residents. So airbnbs aren't a problem. Speculation isn't a problem as long as they keep the units occupied. And vacancy rate is lower than average in NYC.

So it sounds like a simple fact that demand outstrips supply. Only way to "fix" it is by making NYC a less attractive place to move into (increase local taxes, reduce spending thus stimulating crime, etc.), or make it harder to move (something along the lines of Soviet registration system). Both appear to be less than desirable, to say the least.

Face it: there is no way people could move limitlessly into a desirable city and keep it affordable. Whole point of attraction is unafforability.
Those devices have a lot of spare CPU and RAM but basically no spare battery capacity.
Is this anecdote true?
As mentioned, a bounty system. Someone who buys a thousand to use would have to be very clever to evade the eyes of all the people interested in profiting off of revealing his actions and getting the chips turned off.
This argument is the Neo/Morpheus matrix meme. It's a powerful image but it doesn't change the properties of Bitcoin.

You are actually holding digital gold, not digital money which also needs constant maintenance to keep functioning (gold, for all its disadvantages at least doesn't need miners that keep mining just for gold to keep existing).

Like with gold the currency properties just aren't there. You would need to create the same financial constructs as with gold to add those properties. But would you want let entrust your Bitcoin to a custodian so you could use a Bitcoin backed currency? Not your keys, not your coins.
You are not leaving fingerprints on your device? Btw. there have been successful unlocks of biometric sensors using photographs of fingers, so you better wear gloves all the time.
If IPP is HTTP-based would it be possible to print directly from the brower to the printer, regardless of OS?

That would be kinda cool or am I misunderstanding something?
I only used my account for about 2 months, because it caused a lot of confusion. Your account name was prefixed with “NEAT”, so few of my clients just ignored that and money never arrived. Switched to AirWallex and never looked back.
The only "anti-nuke" movement the Soviet Union was interested in and funded was the one against nuclear weapons being stationed in Europe, which had little to do with the Greens.

Protests against nuclear power were almost always local NIMB kind of things, not bound to an ideology. Case in point: The party in Germany that now wants nuclear energy back is the party that rules out a permanent disposal site in their home state.

The Greens were a tiny fringe movement that had no influence on public opinion at all. It was Three Mile Island, Chernobyl, and Fukushima that turned the public against nuclear energy.

Russia has a much tighter grip on nuclear energy than on gas. Germany stopped using Russian gas within a year, countries are still figuring out where to get their enriched uranium from. Not to mention that many uranium suppliers are closer to the Russian sphere of influence than to the Western one, e.g. see the Nigerien coup d'état.

Coal is the only fossil fuel source Germany has. Therefore, the two big parties in Germany that won every federal election in German post-war history have been friends of coal. Germany's coal addiction, just like China's, has never had anything to do with the Greens.

The Greens are the most anti-Russian party in Germany, so far that Russia turned hippies into war hawks. Before the war, they were the only party opposing Nord Stream 2 and they were the only party that wanted to stop the import of Russian fossil fuels altogether, which was not a popular position to have. Conservatives painted them as hypocrites for wanting "dirty" LNG.
It's hard to underestimate how poor the software coming out of printer manufacturers is.
Does that make it just that the estate is honored with a credit every time the character is used?
this is true, you need to renew it. Example cost for IFZA:
1 year license $4150
2 year license $8165
And almost all Aussie banks now have near instant consumer bank transfers via NPP (New Payments Platform).

https://www.rba.gov.au/payments-and-infrastructure/new-payme...
If you have a large family and use this SUV as a transporter for your children or if use this SUV as a status symbol, an outsider cannot differentiate between these two use-cases.

The genetics, in this case, is money: is the owner wanting to protect their family, has taken on debt to purchase this SUV just because they wish to have a "safer" car for their family. Or is the owner on their fourth SUV and it's just-another-car purchase. One owner is struggling, the other was born with a silver spoon.

Not everyone is born to be able purchase an SUV, being born with or without money can influence peoples life, just as their genetics.

Both are random attributes that are assigned upon birth.
I'm not confused, I just don't think messages.app being separate from iMessage is relevant. I acknowledge it's technically correct. I was aware messages.app and iMessage are separate things, but I think it's fair to say iMessage is the default preferred communication method.

If one iPhone messages another iPhone they will use iMessage, without having to do anything.

If an iPhone messages an android, it will try iMessage, realize it can't use it, and fall back to SMS.

I think therefore it's fair to say iMessage is the default.
Maybe a Ltd in Cyprus is a good option. Corporate tax rate is 12,5% with exceptions for income from outside the country. And it is near Israel and in the EU.
Yeah but is still a bigger hurdle to get you to tell them something to know vs give them something you have.
I'm not a "hacker distro guy", so my opinion doesn't matter much, but thisn definitely seems far more interesting than the piles of shell scripts most distros use.
There is also Xmage https://github.com/magefree/mage
Yeah, I get your point. Personally, as a UAE resident (with no other ties to UAE or Israel) I'd see it getting better over time rather than worse, but we're living in interesting times.
As at Q2 2023, Australia had 96 "authorised deposit-taking institutions" which is our definition of a bank.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1211692/australia-number...
Sure they are. That's why iPhone users dislike texting with Android users.
I miss when the IE5.5 reference was all I needed to use (worked somewhere that mandated that browser). I don’t recall any big issues with it but we did as little JS as possible.
Exactly. 2014 was also when rent in SF peaked.
I was thinking about that. I had a friend who had done it.
I came across https://github.blog/2023-12-14-scaling-vulnerability-managem... and it seems promising. It doesn't look like it's for sale. Anyone know of similar options out there?
If your firewall drops unknown protocols, then it is broken. Internet is designed to be default-open, not default-closed.
This reads like an excuse for Florida’s late and slow performance. If it was true, Florida wouldn’t be installing more utility solar than any other state right now - and yet they are, with no apparent reduction in hurricane risk. Florida’s slow adoption of solar is an example of what happens when entrenched utilities throw every tool they have at preventing early solar buildouts. The neat thing about solar PV is the economics have become so absurdly good that those political blockades are falling apart in the face of basic capitalism.
If only hylo-morphism was so simple...I just spent a few months studying the concept, and let me tell you, Aristotle's form/matter distinction is so strange and complex and difficult to "boil down." Really, it takes a close, and very slow reading of the Physics (as well as other Aristotle texts), and a lot of reference to secondary sources, to get a handle on those difficulties. I'm not sure if this is an apt introduction, but I understand many people don't have the time to, as I said, read these texts carefully and closely, and they want an easy answer that conforms with the logic of the world they are already familiar with. But then you wouldn't be doing philosophy.

It's like Hegel said, when you want to study philosophy in earnest, you must "wear the vestments of the high priest," and never shy away from confusions or contradictions.
A couple years back they noted that they were looking at having essentially cooling pipes _inside_ the chips. There hasn't been much noise in terms of commercialization, but that's the kind of extreme they were looking at.

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/tsmc-exploring-on-chip-sem...
Why is the UI such a pain in the ass, when it's designed to be used by humans?! Why do I have to click 8 individual boxes and can't just drag-select an area. I hate those captchas with a passion.
I'm incorporated in Isle of Man. Stripe isn't available, but others are. 0% tax, it absolutely looks like you're incorporated in the UK for anyone who doesn't know what to look for (UK phone number, VAT number, UK-looking address, UK sort-code, etc). Banking is a PITA, but I've been making it work with Wise. You'll probably shell out at least $5k a year in accountancy and service fees. Also it's small enough that your accountant can ring up his buddy Fred who's the Tax Minister this year to get clarity on any points of law.
Politics can be a good example of where the Apollo Syndrome might manifest, but often won’t because there are enough dumb and unskilled politicians around.
Placed my order out of respect for Bunnie and Naomi. Legends for different reasons but for any real hardware hacker they are worthy of due respect for their work, their communicating of it, and their sharing.
M Cave and the Unexplained Disappearance of Kenny Veach (2019)
Hah. My first read was that this way of looking at the world sounds object-oriented (an instance of a class being state encapsulated with function). Just goes to show how quickly any philosophy can lead to a schism ;)
Do most of them issue Visa or MasterCard debit/credit cards? That seems like an easy in: everyone using 1-2 card processors under the hood.
Another tool in this space is https://sindresorhus.com/one-thing