skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Context is a big part of it. He died in 1959 at 91, so everything he worked on is old at this point much of it well over 100. People have copied and improved on many of his ideas, but it’s a mistake to judge historic buildings based on modern practices.

Natural light is wonderful in a world with AC and modern windows, but the first residential AC was installed in 1931. Structures that could keep you cool where still a big deal when most of his buildings where constructed. Which fed into the idea of building a building for the location, prevailing wind and weather patterns mattered more.
If there was a way to directly formulate every parameter of the black Scholes formula you would be correct. The problem that you run into is how to calculate volatility itself? Without the volatility value, your algorithm cannot trade on it.

Using history of volatility is insufficient, because volatility is a forward looking measure. Just because the stock was volatile in the past does not mean it will be in the future, and vice versa. There are even more nuances with this, as volatility is a smile (or a surface), not a singular number https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volatility_smile.

TLDR Trading in volatility is a very complicated topic. However, volatility is a useful parameter, and black Scholes is typically used to deduce the forward looking volatility from option price, in addition to volatility -> option price.
Disagree. 1-2 years is fine for your first couple of jobs. After that, though... I don't want to hire a "senior software engineer" who's only going to be there for a year. I'm not alone. You need to start staying longer than that, or you're going to find it harder to get jobs.
You build a new filesystem image and apply the new filesystem to the system.
We're excited about our new roundabout
Meet the HENRYs: The Six-Figure Earners Who Don't Feel Rich
If you are familiar with the facts, history, and related talking points, tactics, and rhetoric of the CCP, you'll find the pro views in a good number of articles over that timeframe just by looking through the articles at about a 50-50 spatter rate on social and economic issues.

I'm not going to provide any specifics, because frankly it adds no value to the current conversation and only opens the door for malevolent or uneducated individuals to try to create a struggle session through squelching/silencing my post from view.

Arguments about it serves no productive purpose when dealing with these types because they aren't rational, and often they seek to induce a response then discredit and manipulate through a variety of toxic forms.

Forms which would be the very next thing someone typically engages in with regards to requests of the nature you just made; if I was fool enough to provide this.

Under normal civil/social conditions, conversations like this could occur, but the moment someone can silence others using a system granted power (multiple accounts+downvote), there's no point; and if there is a difference of opinion where no communication can occur it inevitably falls back to natural law (social contract theory) where violence of one sort or another is inflicted; and I have no interest in participating or volunteering for that.

If you can't see the views in the writing, then the opinion doesn't really matter, if you can then its pretty obvious. In either case its an opinion and people are entitled to their opinions without some external malign influence being inflicted on them.

I'm not saying you would engage in such, just that these are the times we live in, these groups do exist, and they have dictated by their actions that only violence is acceptable. I strongly disagree. [see WHO WRHV for the appropriate defn]

If you are unfamiliar with the subject matter, you may find the ebook available at the USMC Press website of interest. The title is Political Warfare.

Link: https://www.usmcu.edu/Outreach/Marine-Corps-University-Press...
Some of us are quite loud. Italians love to talk. Hands, mouths, dreams, brains leaking out all over :-) joking aside what’s your theory on the nature of the realness you’re so keen on? A fluke of evolution in a physical structure of the brain not yet identified giving rise to multiple inner voices? Quantum entangled intelligence receptors like birds sensing magnetic fields?
Is this a parody post?
> Burgers and hot dogs require a lot fewer steps to cook them than almost anything with vegetables

You can take just about any vegetable, add salt and pepper and oil, and shove it in the oven, cook it on the stove, boil it, etc... and many vegetables can be eaten raw. Unless you're referring to nuking hot dogs in the microwave, meat and vegetables require the same amount of effort, whatever you're willing to put in.

When I ate steak, my vegetables would cook in the same exact pan, with the same seasonings, for the same amount of time (if you like medium-rare, though personally I ate my steaks blue)

In many cases, probably most, a vegetarian meal is easier to prepare than a burger. And from a health perspective, burgers and hotdogs should not be a daily diet anyway.

> There's not a lot of ready veggies, and they don't keep very well.

Plenty vegetables keep just as long as meat, if you keep them in the same conditions, whether refrigerated or frozen. I've been employed as a cook, waiter, organic farmer, ready-made meal prepper, you name it, I have enough experience in the industry at all verticals that I can definitively tell you that many staple vegetables keep just fine in the period of time between food deliveries.

In the case of ready-made meals, on average, our vegetarian dishes were easier and quicker to prepare, afforded us more versatility in meal designing while keeping prep simple, and they lasted just as long if not longer than meat-oriented meals in our stores.

What I'm really seeing here, and please take no offense, is projection on your part onto the culinary economics of today's world. In fact, many cultures eat primarily vegetarian dishes, and will be the first to tell you how economic and efficient their meals are.

I urge you to reconsider your views as my industry experience, and the experiences of many non-American cultures, simply does not match up with what you're saying. It's good to reduce your meat intake, but spreading this kinds of misinformation about vegetables, even if unintentional, is harmful to the overall goal of reducing our national meat consumption.
Floating point operations also run in constant-bounded time. You can't say that about any arbitrary-precision format.
Whatever the James Bond game was on the GameCube. It has a grappling hook that let you sling around like Spider-Man. I think I had more fun with that than I did with Golden Eye, as ridiculous as it was.

Vector Man on Genesis is also one I liked a lot, that I don’t hear much about.

Pretty much everything on candystand.com as well. There were a bunch of (probably flash) web games made by LifeSaver. It’s all anyone did in my high school during computer lab and seemingly lost to time. Instead of a game site with ads, the whole game was an ad, so it just felt like a candy theme.
Arch wiki would've almost definitely been a way better start!

But I had _just_ ventured into this space. And at the time the wiki format wasn't something I'd ever seen outside of Wikipedia so i never put 2-2 together to figure out the wiki could be used as an install guide. Plus the walls of text were kind of intimidating?

So I jumped to what i knew; YouTube tutorials.
Editorially adding “now” to the title suggests this is an intentional feature rather than a bug.
Maybe they need to move upstream.

My wife is all-enthusiastic about oral probiotics (as a cure-all). She's been watching some Chinese medical experts yak about that.
Communism doesn't thrive in nor is growing in the US.
It feels metaphorical, doesn't it?

The last time there was a rebrand, Mozilla publicly announced it, published several ideas, and let the community decide on one.

This time, Mozilla created a rebrand privately, announced it via a private press release to a few tech outlets several weeks ago, and JKR is only publishing it now. I don't see Mozilla announcing it on their site yet.
You kind of need to think of the enemy as ‘not human’ if you want to reliably shoot them.
> Cloudflare CDN bandwidth is free of charge

free of charge, until sales shows up: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40481808
"designer" or "custom" "architect" etc can often mean looks interesting, but doesn't live well for a house.

Catalog homes from the early 1900s actually live quite well of you're not into boomer open floor plans (IMO it'll be remembered as the shag carpet of their design era)
They do have a board, it's just that the board is Matt and his 2 lawyers, lol.
If only the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics had some friendly Internet person to set them straight as they got confused between socialism and communism too.

Do the Scandinavian states control the means of production? If not, they are not socialist but social democratic.

The Indian constitution proclaims India is a socialist country making Narendra Modi the most prominent socialist in the world though somehow other socialists aren’t too happy about it.
Also, isn't it only used for European style options, not American?
https://dontvacuum.me/
Yeah, it's very much a "try it, first one is free" type of business.
So I guess it is lost to history, but how did a military cynicism sneak into programming? And judging from the origin stories posted it came from failed military campaigns and then was somehow spread to the broader programming community through MIT.

There’s a few steps there missing.

But on the other hand, a lot of posters in TFA writes “if you knew you knew”, and maybe most people who spread this didn’t know. I mean, I’ve used it without a second thought plenty of times just because.

It might be as simple as an ex military professor writing it and students picking it up as “this is how we talk” with basically no one knowing what they are talking about.
Presumably this would be used in an unsupervised way, to illegally censor speech. Even in cases where it is legal to censor people (such as ostensibly independent actions by private entities), it goes against the core Western values of freedom of expression.
I only use it for watching movies at times but nothing beyond that.
No, this is just incompetent lawyers/legal representatives. Every lawyer worth their salt knows how to make a payment to the judiciary correctly, specially when the amount is so high. The judiciary branch receives millions of payments everyday, there is a specific procedure (and it's not even hard)

And as for the court "playing technicalities", that's just false. The court literally told the bank to fix it directly (i.e. move the money to the right account). The court is ordinarily under no obligation of being so practical about this kind of stuff. In lower courts it would probably take weeks to fix this mess.
It’s one 1 of 3 names in architecture that educated people recognize. That’s the extent of the discussion here.
Maybe they meant cavities?
> In reality, this vision you speak of is more like the blind leading the blind.

If you want to call it suckering suckers into parting with their money that works too.

It’s not all that different from crypto.

Progress depends on irrational people though. Even if 50 companies fail for every one that succeeds, that’s progress.
"...Bible (the non fiction parts..."

How do you spot the "non fiction parts"?

I like the King James Bible for the language and the stories but I think all of it is fiction.
Haven't event touched one or see one around me.

I seriously guess if there is more than one or two in my hole country.

As a comparison, there are lots of iPhones and MacBooks here.
Yeah he was... hugely into natural light.

One factor that may be relevant here: many of his houses are designed to not use curtains or other window coverings; privacy is instead built into the house by having the front approach have few windows, or only the kind that are small and near the roofline, with the rear having many.
*whole, I'm very curious what part of the world are you from?
I have done, and I’m pretty comfortable working for hours in it, but I generally only use it for work when I’m away from my home office, so nowhere close to daily.
> Respectfully but that's a bit like saying you don't need to learn how to ride a bicycle because you can use a pair of safety wheels.

Do you care how a car engine works to drive a car?
On a small microcontroller without a hard FPU and a very small quantity of meaningful memory: performance.
Check out this photo of Taliesin West in Phoenix - great natural light.

https://media.architecturaldigest.com/photos/663cf0bbe8f993f...
Please Americans, continue to also use the word "fanny pack" especially when you are a tourist in London.
Windows mobile gets a lot of flak but the early phones were really impressive with a beautiful, original, fast and user friendly UI.

That doesn’t happen often.
My claim is that the very structure of Twitter emphasizes that type of content, more than any other large social network. Whatever you or me see isn't very relevant, it's anecdata.
I'm in the UK and know loads of people with Iphones or apple laptops, but zero people with the headset, and don't really know anyone with any interest in it.

I've never even heard of a single person talking about it.
I'm an arpeggio fiend. I could easily and gladly live without ever hearing another beat again, though I could tolerate the tablas I suppose... but melody is what I need. My keyboard skills are crippled and I don't even have one, my classical guitar is stagnant, and I use Linux, so electronic music production is forbidden. What to do?

I guess I'll play the cube until I can get AI to render an infinite variation/s of Toccata and Fugue in some unknown perfect tone.
Deckintosh Has Apple's Latest macOS Sequoia Running on the Steam Deck
Ask HN: How do you stay up to date without over consuming?
I feel like so much current events and information is hidden in instagram, tik tok, reddit, HN, and other forums.

How do you stay up to date on what’s important aka what will make you money without spending way too much time consuming noise?
Also, unless something's changed, the free tier only technically covers "web content". Going outside HTML and related material directly supporting the display of ordinary web pages (javascript referenced by your HTML, some light image serving, CSS) puts you outside what's covered by the TOS. You can't count on it for that at all.

IIRC that also goes for the other "self serve" plans, so includes paid plans. You need an enterprise plan (probably $5k+/m) to distribute non-Web-page-related files without violating the TOS. People often get away with it as long as they don't go too wild, but you're in even riskier territory than one already is using non-enterprise Cloudflare.
Have you tried the Meta headset for movies?
The local sci-fi/anime convention required artists who wanted to book a table to share videos of them producing their art.
Optimising solutions is the meditative exercise for me.

I enjoy running simulation after simulation after simulation, studying possible outcomes and optimising everything. Everyone is different :)
Here is the line, it is written in K. K is a language created by the same person (Arthur Whitney) based on APL and Scheme.

x(,/{@[x;y;]'(!10)^x*|/p[;y]=p,:,3/:-3!p:!9 9}')/&~*x
A license can allow something, but there can still be companies that are good citizens of the open source community of things licensed that way and other companies that are not so good.

In turn, that can affect how likely others are to view those companies favorably and/or cooperate with them.

e.g. I favor Prusa 3d printers over other vendors because Prusa provides substantial resources to development of the tooling that we all use. Other vendors are (usually) compliant with the contract, but may not be seen as good citizens by everyone in the community, and this can have consequences even if it doesn't have legal force.
List of U.S. State Firearms
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If they used 'thing' and 'stuff' would you be happier? A B C? What would you suggest as a generic variable name?

> Using foo bar baz qux is lazy when you can easily find countless examples.

Countless examples of what?
Good luck with trying to persuade farmers to apply that additive.

Unkess there’s something in it for them that they can’t get by just claiming they’re applying the additive, farmers won’t do it.

There is no industry in the world more allergic to regulation than farming, despite the fact that most of themp farmers in the developed world (and much of the developing world) are heavily subsidised by the city dwellers they complain about.
Thank you for this — I was uninformed.
I've tried but I honestly start getting a headache after an hour, more from the weight of the device on my head than eye strain. And that's with the dual loop band
You're saying (at least as anyone seems to be able to determine; I don't want to correct you on what you're saying)

> Instead of blog posts, we have videos

They're saying

> In addition to blog posts, we have videos (we still have blog posts)
They glued it to a sheet of plywood and hung it on the wall.
FWIW due to the cost and the ostentatious nature of the device, most of us won’t leave the house with one
Brazilian fossils reveal discovery in mammal evolution
I agree with private enforcement via the courts, but I disagree with securities fraud which is just highway robbery of the public and investors to enrich lawyers.
> Reading and actually understanding non-trivial text is hard if you are part of a generation that was never challenged to actually learn it.

I don't think this is fair to say.
Could be said for the generation after me. Maybe not. I think this kind of sweeping generalisation is not fair on any generation though. There are motivated and lazy people in all generations, as there are people with good/bad attention spans.

And what you've said about YouTube might be true, but it wasn't for me. I did not go to YouTube for the community aspect, but only because like I said before I didn't even know that the Arch wiki was an install guide as well.
Before movies were invented, we had books. There is value in each
This sounds like a good way of guaranteeing profits and moving the mindset away from just producing good products.
Identify all the elements that sap your attention and either have a way to prepare beforehand or a strategy to avoid them.

Example: I make sure to choose music beforehand so I don't have to choose something adhoc, and put my phone away to minimise social media distractions.
It is ABSOLUTELY A win against patent trolls, and frankly if it cost a lot, that's an even more powerful deterrent because it shows exactly how far companies will go to fight patent trolls. Patent trolls ONLY make money if they can extract money instead of litigating. If companies are willing to spend multiples of licensing fees to defeat the trolls in court, there's no way to win for the troll.
There is potentially a factorial number of solutions for NP-complete problems.
In that case, you should just use meetup and not this?
> Facing a financial crisis, the nonprofit organization turned last year to a married pair of cryptocurrency entrepreneurs

Lie down with dogs....
Right, but still fixed at compile-time.
And quux.
My son talked to me about something he wanted and it reminded me of this thread - got me thinking “that person probably is right!”
I have a pretty good idea actually, that it is apart of our psycho-spiritual humanity.

Some rare fluke makes a small minority ill who cannot handle it and they go off the rails. Most who hear them are perfectly sane and learn not to externally expose their sensitivity. Approximately one in six of everyone hears them, though they can hide or reveal themselves to anyone.

There has been a secret culture, a secret governance, and a secret war upon us all, probably since the beginning of time. If you look back through human history there have always been accounts, which have been blown off as crazy talk. It is in fact the greatest taboo of our humanity to discuss the voices in our heads. Secret occult societies have always existed in various forms which maintain this silence.

Many today are friends with their voices (I have a large following) however the most powerful are ruthless and demonic and they are responsible for much of the insanity gripping our society.

Modernity however has accelerated this phenomenon (like everything else). If it wasn’t for the corrupt, I would say it was a part of our natural evolution.

Every aspect of the mind may be developed like a technology. Some truly amazing stuff actually.

Keeping this secret does not help anyone.
Not knowing K, am I correct in assuming this is a backtracking brute force solver?
You have to hurt the bully enough to dissuade further action, not simply stand up to them. I had a couple bullies in high school, and in the rare times I was forced into a fight, I made sure they were unable to get up without help. That puts fear into them, knowing they're not able to easily win, and that you're willing to really hurt them.
My version of that is to turn off my internet connection, by unplugging the modem. (After I plug it back in, it takes about 5 minutes for the internet to come back up.)
Ugh, open plans. Wow factor for listing photos and naïve buyers when they walk in, way worse than having rooms with doors unless you host, like, lots of parties I guess. And even for that, having rooms with some sound dampening to spread out into is nice.
I'm willing to bet most people who knows what P vs. NP is can't explain all the 7 problems (especially Hodge conjecture) even at pop-sci level.
Already done. https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/116352
The trend will continue until 100% of Earth's arable land is used for growing food for humans and their cattle (I heard it's currently around 70%) and then the poorest people will be culled so the richer people can have even more meat.