skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
BTW, beyond mass media claims, the top Satoshi "archeologist" is Sergio Lerner, on a series of articles that go deep (in the hacker sense) [1] you can see the list on his blog but some examples are: "A New Mystery in Patoshi Timestamps" (2020) [2] and "The Patoshi Mining Machine" [3]. Many previous articles recommended.

There is an speculation that Satoshi himself is "just" dead.

[1] https://bitslog.com/

[2] https://bitslog.com/2020/06/22/a-new-mystery-in-patoshi-time...

[3] https://bitslog.com/2020/08/22/the-patoshi-mining-machine/
> exactly what kind of diversity are you referring to which is distinguishable from integration?

The kind you can find in most cities today. Where your neighbors come from many cultural backgrounds, but you don't even know their names, and they don't know yours.

Such societies are diverse statistically, but they are not integrated. In fact, it can reasonably be questioned whether they are "societies" at all.

> do you agree or disagree that your initial line of reasoning would support the conclusion that ethnostates are morally neutral?

"Ethnostates" are states dominated by a particular ethnic group. Which by definition includes states that are ethnically uniform. According to [1], many states existing today have essentially no ethnic diversity, including Japan, South Korea, Portugal, and Norway. Meanwhile, the most ethnically diverse countries include such luminaries as Liberia, Sierra Leone, and Ivory Coast.

In fact, if you look at the accompanying map[2], you will immediately notice a strong inverse correlation between diversity and living standard. Assuming the underlying analysis of diversity level is accurate, this map itself is a condemnation of the entire ideology surrounding diversity.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_ranked_by_et...

[2] https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:List_of_countries_ra...
My theory is that a hacker gained access to a whale's account and didn't have a way to monetize his crime. So he did this for "bragging rights."
How do they do that? I’ve never understood how US politicians make money
Why is it so much about $? What about just creating something out of passion and curiosity?
Do you have projects like that at all (maybe even ones that were not shared with the world)?
What minimal front-ends are there that one could combine with this minimal back-end to provide a minimal end-to-end?
Compilers need to balance compilation speed with optimization. SMT solvers are right out for speed reasons.
Yeah, could actually be a good thing, if those BTC were sold by multiple ordinary people.
I repeatedly thought "how is this not the onion?" while reading the article. This is absolutely hilarious.
It is common for industrial safety relays to have mechanical interlocks internally.

https://literature.rockwellautomation.com/idc/groups/literat...
Plot twist: Satoshi sends the money back from the wallet (or to charity) to express disagreement as he is not owed a thank you. Boy that would be a funny day if that happened.
> Keep a node_modules/packagefiles with all the .zips that you commit to your source control. The expanded files can be kept out as they are now recoverable just using zip!

What problem does this solve?
Oh, OK. Thanks.

Makes sense; a lot of the systemd ecosphere seems to be about hotdesking, plugging things in and unplugging them, moving from one wifi AP to another, hibernating and so on. I don't encounter these use-cases, on the whole, which is probably a large part of why I find systemd so annoying.
It's not, a cursory review of the literature would tell you otherwise.

If you want narratives: the introduction of agriculture to human society is a cooperative effort which generalizes labor such that some can provide for the food supply and others can pursue other forms of labor, e.g. intellectual labor. The strictly competitive approach would not favor the establishment of agriculture. Human progress is measured in cooperation; in fact our cooperative nature it is one of the distinguishing traits of humanity and is largely responsible for the establishment of complex society, which was the greatest evolutionary achievement of humanity over the rest of the animal world.

Would the device you wrote your comment on have been possible without a nigh-incomprehensible level of human cooperation?

If you wish to build a society without cooperation, you are welcome to start your potato farm on a free plot of land out west. The potatoes you grow, by the way, were a product engineered by millennia of cooperative bioengineering on the part of indigenous farmers, but feel free to disregard that in your daydreaming.
First thing I checked, would have instantly bought at least two. Oh well.
And, assuming Satoshi’s is a dead wallet, every other BTC in circulation becomes worth more.
My speculation is that an investment / hedge fund intern mistakenly sent one of their clients money to this wallet
The first day of winter very much depends on where you are. I hear that in Ireland it is considered to start around the first of November. The old norse celebrated 3 days of "Winter Nights to usher in its beginning, and the English celebrated Winterfylleth, to much the same end, typically in mid-late October.

It's also worth noting that in the old Germanic calendars, there were considered to be 2, rather than 4 seasons. Summer and Winter.

If you break up the solar year and have the time between the spring and fall equinox as "summer" and the time between fall and spring equinox as "winter", the winter solstice is smack dab in the middle. Worth pointing out though is that Germanic peoples mostly used a lunisolar, rather than purely solar or purely lunar calendar, which is why we rarely see these historical holidays falling directly on such astronomical events.
Because you're not blocking "Annoyances" using uBlock Origin. ;)
Mostly insider trading. Real estate and stocks especially. For long sitting politicians, they usually do this through family members.

Some also clean up by taking huge speaking fees for giving speeches, but only those at the top with heavy celebrity power. Can you usually pull this one off.
Yes, Randy Feltface comes to mind, but that's an extra skill in addition to needing to be good at comedy.
My one liner solution runs in 76ms on my 10 year old mac.
q)\ts exec (min;max;avg)@\:measurement by city from flip `city`measurement!("SF";";") 0: `:weather_stations.csv 76 8720688
That would be good to do. In this hypothesis, depressed people act irrationally.
To make the world better, Bitcoin's creator set out to create a currency which improves on many aspects of traditional currencies.

There are tons of fair criticisms of Bitcoin, but to exchange money isn't greedy.
Someone can't be called "greedy" for buying a tablecloth or selling produce.

Are the dollar, the euro, and the yen making the world worse in your mind? Plenty of people use Bitcoin as a vehicle for investment, but that's not the purpose behind it, and one certainly doesn't have to treat it that way.
No it isn't. The 50 bitcoin created by block zero are unspendable (because by intention or error the software never passed block 0 through the validation logic that would enter those coins into required data structures).

But any other payment made to that address/pubkey are perfectly spendable by whomever has the matching private key.

Though that misunderstanding is somewhat common, so it's not impossible that the payee believed that they were sending the coins to an unspendable address.
Bitcoin ETF is supposed to launch next week.

edit: reason for the downvotes? What am i missing here? What else could it be marketing for?
So what's your theory?
Implementing these I’ve found it useful if the iframes content supports iframeresize (http://davidjbradshaw.github.io/iframe-resizer/), window message passing of url changes to the host site via the dom, and typically supports google analytics (usually not possible via iframe, only when embedding using scripts).
Unfortunately "orphan crushing machine", however apt, is not notable by Wikipedia standards, so no link for you all.
I was parroting the article, but like you I'm more accustomed to skid steer myself.
This is the absolute of virtuality - everything is letters and numbers on a screen, but you still don’t have any spoon, Neo, because there is no spoon at all.

Yep, fingers are fat for sure, but the sense is different, it's a kind of fat greasy meat fingers.
AI or Ain't: Eliza
We have almost buried those.
Try to read about the "veil of ignorance".
Are other claims also not true and just ideas that might or might not be actually be implemented at some time in the future?
The best way to share a dollar with everyone is to burn it.

http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/tdk
What the OP is describing is basically just a pump-and-dump scheme. Which is particularly common in the crypto world.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pump_and_dump
I see - thanks for explaining
It reports my 12.9” iPad Pro (2018) as an 8.9” diagonal.

I know it’s because Safari lies for the sake of compatibility, but I thought there was an escape-hatch API or CSS trick to get real details?
"Common sense" is how this mess, and the preceding messes that made people want this particular mess, happened in the first place.

Aim for uncommon sense instead.
Whether it's their goal or not, they're succeeding at it well. The number of people I know that gave up and never looked back after they blocked third party clients is quite a bit above zero.

Even inspired one group I interact with to bring back a BBS as an alternative.
Thanks. But weird… The previous error bounds on the top quark mass were grossly incorrect then? I mean a new estimate for the top quark mass, which is within the bounds of the previous estimate, shouldn’t make the predicted mass of the Higgs jump out of its error bounds, right?
I like programming but not as much as I like other hobbies. If I’m not making money in some capacity from programming, then I just go do something else that I enjoy more. Money is a strong motivator and for most people, it is stronger than passion and curiosity because those don’t put food on my table.
> In fact, 75% of the DC-10’s certification items were handled by FAA-designated engineers who worked for McDonnell Douglas, a practice known as delegation. Delegation is necessary to some extent because the FAA lacks enough staff to certify every part of every new airplane. But in this case, the engineer who the FAA had assigned to certify the vent door was the same man who had conducted the tests of the door on behalf of McDonnell Douglas.
Get paid a six figure sum to give the opening ten minute speech at XYZ banks yearly conference.
The 26.9 now dead bitcoins could have done a lot more good had they been sent to a charity or nonprofit instead.
How Anti-India Comments Can Imperil Maldives Tourism: Understanding Through Data
Under the standard assumption that those coins will not reenter circulation, this act made everyone elses bitcoins very slightly more valuable.

If that were the sender's goal it perhaps could have better been accomplished by provably burning the coins instead. So I'm dubious of that. I think it's either an accident or a publicity stunt or a very bizarre sideeffect of some deep bitcoin inside baseball.
If the receiving wallet is truly dead, the "dump" part of the scheme is impossible, which makes the scheme non-profitable.
Logitech’s product line is completely bifurcated into their horrible products and good products — there’s no in between.

For example, most of their consumer-focused Bluetooth peripherals are great (such as the K380 keyboard).
Serious question... Why wouldn't Satoshi have it?

I'm only aware Satoshi created Bitcoin and remained anonymous.
Just gave a try, the latency is pretty low and responses are also realistic. So, can we configure the internal conversation flows using APIs? Is there some playground kinda mode for someone to try different flows and campaigns?
Been using the surface precision mouse for years now and it's just so good, great functionality, comfortable and looks very sleek. I'm sad that Microsoft is discontinuing this line but I'm happy that they will live on elsewhere.
Wow, not even sure how to answer to that, but insider trading is illegal. So you either implying that they are all crooks, or that they could do that if they wanted but in the latter case that doesn't answer the question of how they make their money.
One more:

The Flight of the Alone to the Alone, by Osho.

It is about the Kaivalya Upanishad:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaivalya_Upanishad

https://www.google.com/search?q=flight+of+the+alone+to+the+a...

https://www.sannyas.wiki/index.php?title=Flight_of_the_Alone...

I have read that book. It is good.
Had the incorrect wallet in their device's memory, pasted and hit send without triple checking. Rookie error.
Whether you're storing your own copy of a given dependency and whether you've done code review for it are orthogonal concepts. (You can check it in and perform the same amount of review that people do when deferring to `npm install` for late fetching, i.e. none.)

Conflating these two not-unrelated-but-still-distinct concepts is a big contributor to why the current state of the art is so fraught.
>it won the well-deserved award by being the language with the biggest uptick in one year (+1.43%). Runners up are Scratch (+0.83%) and Fortran (+0.64%).

They are the top three of the language of the year award not the index as such.

In the index it's Python, C and C++
Best post for today.
I've been thinking about this for a while. Personally, I am bothered by the attachment to all the biggest spies, such as google, amazon...that's why I avoided it until now. The idea is good, I will check if your implementation works for me.
Don't forget, the 80s rave band The KLF burned 1 million GBP back in 1992, so this is hardly without precedent, or the largest event of its kind.
Sadly they aren't continuing Microsoft's Surface Arc Mouse. As far as I know this is the only non-Apple mouse with a scroll surface, and not a physical scroll wheel.

Apple's patent on touch sensitive mice (8279176B2) doesn't expire until 2026.

One day physical scroll wheels will be a thing of the past.
Yeah, i'm sorry about the tone, that wasn't my intent.

By meme, i don't mean that it's wrong, it isn't, just that in my opinion it's a thing that people like to repeat because they have heard others say it. That's my only explanation for why someone would say "at the user interface level, Git stores snapshots" when the interface is, i think clearly, mostly about working with commits as changes.

> You and some others in this comment section are simply wrong about this. Everybody is wrong sometimes, that’s no problem.

About what, exactly? As far as i know, what i wrote is factually accurate (or an opinion, which can not be wrong).

Yes, the git manual writes about snapshots, because it's literally true (and sometimes necessary to understand), but it also repeatedly refers to commits as changes, because that is a helpful and equivalent way to think about commits, modulo some details which mostly don't matter.
Not common with Bitcoin itself-- even if someone comes up with something that actually will move the price, it's hard for them to be the ones that profit from it.

The P&Ds are common with thinly traded premined coins.

The altcoins have done a fair job of sweeping people with zero scruples away from Bitcoin. I'd be quite surprised if this were someone trying to drive up the price of Bitcoin.
Is that really true? Or does that just apply to the 50 btc of the genisis "reward".
> We need an agreed term for this class of technology, in order to have conversations about it. I think it’s time to accept that “AI” is good enough, and is already widely understood.

Machine learning
> Rookie error.

You're obviously working under the assumption that the sender is someone for whom one more or one less MUSD makes any kind of difference to his everyday life.
That's Apple Silicon territory.

It's always amusing how all these LLM or diffusion models work on some beefy Nvidia GPU's or Macbook Air M1's with 16GB of RAM because all that RAM can be utilised by the GPU or the Neural Engine.
It seems the library has a pretty clear way for error handling. What kind of edge cases are you referring to?
How do you consider that obvious? It's not like people lived there ancestrally. What if I consider you living in your house as desecration? Would I be justified in throwing you out? It's obvious to me these claims of desecration are spurious.
Not sure the caveat ever made sense… the next full hull loss due to a badly designed door is, really, always just a matter of time + financial incentives + regulatory gaps.

And, since we now know (after Asiana 8124) that an untrained and motivated individual can open the damned things in the most critical phases of flight, ejecting a exit slide into the path of an engine in the act, I’m not sure a caveat for even what we’d currently call well-designed doors is reasonable.
Satoshi was also pretty strenuous in tech support in telling people to never delete wallets.
I will miss them, but I won't miss how dirty they get.
Yes, static disassembling is well known undecidable, data and code are indistinguishable in general. The reason is very simple (it's actually just an exercice), consider an assembly code:

jmp rax

...some binary data...

Where the value of "rax" depends on some input, so the disassembler can never be sure that "some binary data" is actually "data" or "code".
I don’t think Binance allows you to do much with just a password. Not that the "theory" really needed more debunking.
I like it. Someone please make this into a Netflix series.
Serious possibility; Satoshi is a modern Nicolas Bourbaki and the key can only be recovered via a majority split key submission.
Profit is the motivation of human endeavor…. Maybe we aren’t alone, it is as it will.

Now my wife’s musings about crypto dog yesterday are far more meaningful.
The first half being the poor and disenfranchised, and the second half being the rich and powerful. And they're not really interested in the culture wars per se, they're just a convenient tool for preventing the lower classes from finding common cause.
What charities take Bitcoin?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_congressional_insider_t...
If the hacker could send to that address they could send to one they controlled. I rate your theory as doubtful.
Guessing insider trading and speaking fees pale in comparison to brokering power through access and horse trading. As a simple example, LBJ got rich by getting radio/TV licenses and opening stations.
Those were also the days when, according to a famous interview with the same devs:

> The general argument is that if you know you are going to need to release a patch, then you shouldn't be shipping the game in the first place.
I'm surprised that they aren't also available in some subdomain of dns.toys (so that they would resolve without using a special name server).
Shouldn't he or she then be somewhere around bragging?

Also if you can send BTC to some wallet, why couldn't you send it to another wallet where you indeed have access?
It's not US. I have mentioned, it is equivalent of 190+ years of salary.

Let's say a pillow cost $2, a contractor will charge $600. 10 politicians will get $550 dollars and the contractor will keep $50.
ain’t it crazy? I’ll be the first to admit i don’t get furry stuff, but i also don’t get just about a universe of other stuff people are seemingly very much into, and neither do i expect everyone to understand why i willingly risk my life skydiving just because it gives me joy. this is cyberspace for gods sake, have some self respect and stop being dicks to others to virtue signal, that’s just downright mean man
Quite an expensive point to make. I would think that more than a million USD is overkill.
I still have 4-5 of them in reserve, it's the mouse that fits my hands the best by far. And they all still work :)

It's the best HW microsoft has made I think, complete opposite of the horrible "magic mouse" by apple.
I would say

- htmx (https://htmx.org/)

- Alpine.js (https://alpinejs.dev/)

both are minimal and very easy to get started.
To me it seems as if both tools serve a pretty different purpose.

Redbean doesn't have authentication or the client SDKs at least.
I thought it was common knowledge that politicians are crooks. There's even information out there on politicians trading patterns, and how they very often seem to buy or sell certain stock right before a huge news affecting that stock comes out.
You do not need to, you can also click 'do not consent'
I doubt this was accident. There are plausible reasons someone might want to burn crypto. Smart contracts often send coins to 0x0 to destroy them for a variety of reasons. On Ethereum the 0x0 address holds many millions in ETH and various other assets; it's built into the design of some tokens to make deflationary assets.
Many don't: the UK, most of the Eurozone, ...
Well, I'm speculating that the $1M is just a (massively expensive) gambit to get the public interested in bitcoin again and lead to a "pump". The "dump" would then involve the even larger amounts that the person in question would have to be holding (for this scheme to even remotely make sense).
So if I'd like a custom dashboard I can? How do I start?
I never understood how speech fees could be seen as anything else than direct bribes.
> I mean you can't properly call yourself a liberal by any textbook definition of liberalism and be in ok with firing people for their political views.

Isn't this usage (not being okay with firing people arbitrarily) more compatible with the US/North American sense of 'liberal' than the modern non-Anglo European sense of 'liberal'? Specifically, the emphasis on individual liberties over government regulation, which the US sense of 'liberal' eschewed while keeping the social liberalism dimension. 'Liberal' parties at least in German-speaking countries tend to be very approximately (European) center-right, for instance.
Dart SDK, excellent. Just what I'm looking for.
It sounds like just a burning
The Australian Armoury & Artillery Museum in Cairns Oz has a prop from the film - https://www.facebook.com/LostCairns/posts/german-tiger-1-tan...

Not as cool as the real thing of course, the cool shit in the Australian tank museum would be the real tanks. Seeing a tank that can fire a nuke is pretty amazing especially when you realize it is both nothing special and amazing what humans can do as average.

Like the video says visit a tank museum if you get a chance.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antonio_García_Martínez_(aut...
I don't really get the benefit tbh. I always end up with a stb_image.c file which only defines the necessary macro and includes stb_image.h. Wouldn't it be simpler if the project just provided a stb_image.c and an stb_image.h? It would have better compile-time performance, the header would have more readable API docs (which is important since the only API docs are in the headers), and it would be less work to integrate.
We are seeing the re-emergence of a form of persistent nomadism, as cost-of-living crisis forces people to abandon (or escape from) the liabilities which come from sedentary living. The cost to kit out and maintain a vehicle is not trivial but almost certainly less than keeping up monthly rental or mortgage payments.

This is not without precedent - DNA analysis of the Irish Traveller community traces genealogy back to the displacement of previously sedentary Irish nobility who refused to bend the knee to the English in the aftermath of the Cromwellian conquest of Ireland and were forced from their properties to become permanent itinerants in their own land
Plausible the motivation was pure malice rather than financial gain.
Time is a concept of human design to demarcate wealth into units to be sold to the poor through the value exchange of labor.

You’re welcome, I’m not saying you don’t need money to participate in the experience of being a human. But there is more power in our belief in their unit (as this particular experience exposes about one store of value…. It certainly says about another.

The joker is real. ;)