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“The job” being trading securities at high frequencies?
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You clearly hold negative stereotypes about this group, and seem unaware of the history that motivated them to come from Eastern Europe to Ellis Island and then establish a community nearby… I’m not sure continuing this discussion would be
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> If I as a developer want to license my code a certain way (and enforce that license in a certain way) what authority do these lawyers have to tell me I'm "stupid". This is like saying “If I want to write my code a certai
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> ran their own talent out of their country Or outright murdered them
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4y ago
You're asking why a community that's lived somewhere for generations does just all of a sudden pack their bags and GTFO?
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4y ago
There's multiple external links on this HN discussion page alone. HN would be a very different place if it insisted on mirroring all external content instead of using links
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4y ago
When they say "may vary", they mean by a fraction of a degree! Astronomers care a lot about precisely accounting for atmospheric refraction because if you want to look at a specific star or whatever, it kind of matters that you po
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4y ago
Who said anything about US police? The license prevents selling to any law enforcement agency in any country
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I'm going to go out on a limb and say that the vast majority of people do not consider it unethical for a country to enforce its laws or have a military. As for restricting use by Israelis, I'll just point out that the license it
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That license is wild. It bans all sorts of activities and I can't imagine any company's lawyer signing off on it. Some examples of things that terminate your license... * Serve in the military: "Be an entity or a representati
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Presumably the bigger fear is that some AGPL program gets linked into their monorepo and the entire multi-billion line codebase is considered a "derivative work"
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Who ever claimed that CFL light bulbs were going to last forever? I've never seen any marketing for any light bulb that said they would never burn out
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About 0.004% of twitter’s monthly active users switched to mastadoon.social. Enough to write a news article I guess, but it doesn’t represent any sort of big society wide shift
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No, property is far more risky than that. However even if nothing goes wrong, revenue tracks local rents, not overall inflation
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“ This generation’s counterculture isn’t like past generations’ counter culture” has to be one of the funniest takes I’ve seen on all of this. You’re right! But surely the same could be said of most prior countercultures as well
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So climate change deniers are engaging in gaslighting, but you don't think we should do anything to stop them... because maybe one of them stumbles on a scientific breakthrough?
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It doesn't seem that hard to differentiate "Marriott is washing towels less often to save money, not because they care about saving water" from someone claiming that climate change isn't happening...
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4y ago
Yeah, but then you publish your theory (along with supporting evidence!) in academic publications. Who ever heard of a scientist taking out Twitter ads to push their fringe theory directly to ordinary people?
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5y ago
My estimate is for a small number of contiguous regions. It is true that if you adversarially construct a set of cache lines, you might need a far larger amount of memory to store page tables for them. Whether you consider that an "err
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"Population thresholds used to differentiate rural and urban communities range from 2,500 up to 50,000, depending on the definition." [1] That page goes on to describe a bunch more details, but the fuzzy idea of what people mean i
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Why would it matter one bit whether the county or the town pay for road maintenance? In either case the cost burden is going to fall on the taxpayers, and if area population declines, the each person is going to have to pay more or accept t
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The transportation from China probably isn't the issue. Google suggests that moving a 40-foot shipping container across the Pacific Ocean costs several thousand dollars. You can fit a whole bunch of anvils inside a shipping container [
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It only takes ~200KB to store page tables for 96MB of address space. So the page table entries might mostly stay in the L1 and L2 caches
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> That's right, you run out of TLB-entries before you run out of L3 cache these days. This is more reasonable than it sounds. A TLB miss can in many cases be faster than a L3 cache hit
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All these referenced movies are rated PG-13. No rating system is perfect, but I think there's at least a very reasonable case to be made that they're not age appropriate for 7 year olds
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Or sunlight...
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If you sign up and cancel right away, your subscription lasts for the rest of the month (and they charge you accordingly). It is a couple extra clicks but basically what you are asking for
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> And this tracks for most skills. How good are you at tying your shoes? Probably average? In fact, this is pretty much what the Dunning-Kruger graphs look like. The article shows the one for humor which has the bottom quartile participa
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I wish people were more honest about it, but is it even bad to care more about political outcomes than arbitrary details about the structure of the government? Like is there any reason that normal people should have a first principles opini
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“It turned out that he had had a single casual conversation with representatives of a Saudi sovereign wealth fund in which they did not discuss the price of the deal or how much money the Saudis were willing to invest; ultimately Musk settl
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