skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Well to be honest I normally wouldn’t get a device like this before the first user reviews were in. But in this case my friend was a lead on the project and has said it’s a huge upgrade from those other options. That’s it more like just being there. So I’m mostly getting on faith.
People who have spent a few years at Google, Facebook, Apple, etc would have accumulated more than enough assets[1] that the drop in real compensation is an easy tradeoff to make for massively reduced stress in life.

And a far easier citizenship process in Canada means they won't have to worry about their kids anymore.

[1] https://danluu.com/startup-tradeoffs/
they should use Kelvin, it's neutral
Parent's point is that rather than just improving the lives of a few hundred thousand emigrants, it's far more moral to improve the lives of hundreds of millions of Indians and that can't happen if the best and brightest all leave.
In this case Gwynne doesn't really need to outshine anyone and didn't need to for quite a while.
v8 (before v5.9) used to only inline functions that were under 600 characters (and 196 AST nodes). That was another fun way to add fuel to the tab vs. spaces fire: identical functions that used spaces instead of tabs could run significantly slower because they weren't inlined.
In my case, many old school RPG communities are active on Google+. I think its anti-social nature is a feature not a bug.
You've never had any issues on the Green Line between the West Loop and Oak Park? Or even in the Loop when the train is coming from the Southside?
You know that is exactly why I got a 3D printer. I found it almost impossible to find the right project boxes/containors for my projects.

One used the Toshiba WIFI SD Card, I just needed a box big enough to hold the SD Card, the SD contacts and a small Lithium-Ion battery. The led and voltage controller were very small and did not get in the way. But either the boxes were too big, just a little too small or had posts in just the wrong places.

The same thing happened trying to use a PIXEL board to make a smart watch, again all the boxes available were the wrong size or shape to make a wearable.

With the 3D printer I was able to make containors the right shape and size, and spend the extra time programming instead of trying to find the a project box that fits.

PS. I can not choose what colour I want too now.
Yes I do think it would be likely to end up in employees pockets for many actually, over time (but probably only for a few overnight). This is what has largely happened with employer pension contributions which were capped first via the lifetime allowance and then the taper down from 40k to 10k for income over 150k. Most employers now offer a cash (ie salary increase) alternative at neutral cost to the employer.
I'm going to get downvoted for this, but you don't have to state "IMHO" or any variation of that in your posts. You are the one posting it; we know it's your opinion. It just adds grammatical clutter and noise to an otherwise well thought-out post.

IMHO
I can see the argument regard engagement, but honestly you probably should take at least as long to think about your intended audience as you should posting your birthday picture.

Heck I wish Facebook forced you to provide at least one tag with each post, just so that we could unfollow e.g baby posts/political posts and then maybe get something useful out of Facebook (my current solution is to unfollow the annoying person, but that is a bit too crude).
They have a massive state oil fund of size about 3x GDP. If the US had such a fund, it would be worth 60T, about double the value of all US housing stock.

Not every country has that luxury. And Norway didn't get there by seizing rich people companies to make them pay taxes.

The problem with picking one place your idea (sort-of) worked is you may miss the overall trend. Try picking all places the rich have had their companies seized and see how it plays out overall.
It failed in my case because it polluted every other Google property - search, YouTube suggestions, etc. I'd prefer that suggestions and search results be based on my preferences and not those of an idiot cousin or a foaming-at-the-mouth prepper I happen to work with.
The i9-9900k does not support AVX-512, since it's still based on the Coffee Lake uarch. ARK confirms: https://ark.intel.com/products/186605

It's true that Coffee Lake has a performance edge over Ryzen when running AVX/AVX2 code though.
The PR piece by Google (currently at spot #1) is apparently what these stories are being "duped" to.
Yeah, well, those of us over fifty aren't exactly tickled to find out that we were fed a heaping bucket of bullshit in grade school. Happy Indigenous Peoples Day!
When I search Google for [fish rots from head], the top 3 results each mention some Chinese connection – one calls it a "Chinese proverb", others say it's been variously attributed to many traditions, often Turkish, Greek, or Chinese.

(So: maybe that's an origin. Or perhaps there's something vaguely similar in some Chinese traditions. Or perhaps it's just a common mal-attribution, as there's a tendency in the west to ascribe various highly-figurative or riddle-like pearls of wisdom to "the Chinese", or "the Arabs", or "the Buddhists", etc.)
I guess the people like you have been stealing good American jobs and depressing wages in the Bay Area, and that has been keeping the wages at the artificially low 400K :)
App developer here. :)

Long time reader. First time poster.

The Label LIVE MVP has feature-creeped along to keep pace with what I convinced myself was niche-market table stakes: barcodes, variables, spreadsheet/CSV import, full font support, built-in MQTT broker, all the printers! The big question I have is: What is the market for this kind of software? (i.e. selecting a monetization strategy)

Thank you, HN community!
Put a UX team on it with firing authority up to the management level. I deleted my account due to the “<rando on one gmail message> is following you” push & web notification spam which could not be disabled for the first year or so – I heard so many people complaining about that. They had similar problems with sharing where a popular story would be all you saw as it was one entry per person sharing it.
The idea is to prevent you from leaking the URL of your internal google sites page through the referer header. Maybe Google does some tracking, but the idea behind the redirect was for privacy, as I understand it. (Disclaimer: former Googler.)
I'm genuinely curious who these experts are that claim that the Paris Accord is useless and why they assert such a claim. Seeing as it was put together with the consultation of hundreds of scientist from all over the world who've spent their career studying climate change, I'm guessing the objections come from political experts, not scientific ones.
It will be really interesting to see how the community reacts when they revoke H4-EADs. It is one thing that you did not had ability to work for years and then you did and suddenly you don't.
It’s because they are casting a wide net on people and stereotyping them. What they say isn’t strictly false, but it’s also perpetuating a specific stereotype—the kind that if directed at others would be rightfully suppressed.
The hand wringing over this is unwarranted. In practice if the owner is liable insurance will be required, and accidents will result in massive PR consequences for the manufacturer.

Manufacturers can make unsafe cars right now. Regulators and consumers seem pretty good about stopping most of that from happening.
Yes, I was surprised in my forties to notice that (for me) this is strangely important. In my calendar I keep "deathdays" as "//persons_name" and when I do, I am thinking of the "//" as "Signed out".

I'm not sure that, beyond my own thoughts, I give more or less attention to these as opposed to living person's birthdays, but I deeply honor it as my way of acknowledging and more importantly, not forgetting that this [un-birthday] changed my life.
maybe the most important improvement will be direct memory access to the canvas bitmaps for super fast game rendering.
I don’t disagree with anything you’ve said, it’s perfectly fair, but what you’ve said is not the logic she is using.

If she had said this I see no logical discrepancy, but to couch your logic in terms of a child’s lack of consent is the point that makes little sense.
Oh, precious cinnamon roll.
As a gamer, this is pretty rude.

I go to an event called PDXLAN twice a year. It was previously a 550-person event, until this next one and future ones where we've expanded into a new venue and will have 800 gamers present with the possible option of further expanding to 3,200 in the future. It's one of the largest bring-your-own-computer events in the USA, sponsored by nVidia, AMD, Intel, and several other companies that produce hardware for gamers.

We RGB our cases and equipment because it's fun to personalize your stuff. There are over 500 people there, and seeing so many unique setups is entertaining. We've had someone make their computer look like a boombox [0], a centipede [1], or Rey's Speeder from Star Wars [2], complete with custom painted mouse and keyboard.

You might think it's all silly and stupid, but we get a lot of entertainment out of it.

[0] https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1330926013706204&set...

[1] https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10209758136100415&se...

[2] http://www.pdxlan.net/forums/viewtopic.php?p=216438&sid=28fa...
And it's also being removed soon.
For interbreeding purposes, wolves and dogs (including chihuahuas) are still the same species since they can create fertile offspring.
I guess for me, having been using c++ as my preferred language for 25 years I just now read api's. When new C++ features are added I get to know then by practicing using them in small programs then into production code.

Stroustrup and Meyers are the two most well known names. I buy all their books and I read them and practice all exercises and problems if the book has them.
This is not a news article, though - it's a one-sided PR piece that greatly minimizes important points about the story and completely ignores other points (e.g. the regulation angle). You should have let another news story take its spot; there are plenty others that are not paywalled.
Is This Bitcoin’s ‘Calm Before the Storm’ Moment?
Second that. I am a legal immigrant. Been in US for 5+yrs. Work in a FAANG company. Have a valid work permit (h1b) till 2021. Came back to home country for stamping, now my case is in administrative processing for 4+ months.
House/Job/Child Education, all impacted because of this.
Why don’t they get an E2 visa which is designed for immigration for those with high skills and advanced degrees?

An H visa is a temporary, non-immigrant visa and was never intended as a path to a green card. Frustration around long queues for green cards for H visas doesn’t make any sense because that is, by its very definition, a non-immigrant visa.

Expecting permanent residency from a non-immigrant visa is no different than expecting a French tourist visa to lead to residency.
your salary numbers seem a little off, and, at least in sf rent numbers are not the same. compare new 1bdrm apts between sf and yvr and you'll see.

amazon/microsoft just regularly employs people in YVR, not just for L1 purposes. they've been causing salaries (and rents) to rise.

anyhow, you're discounting a lot of things about Vancouver because you make a little more and the weather is a little sunnier.
I must have skimmed over it in the article, I only know because it's in the comments. That should have been the headline, imo. Own up to it like other vendors do. I thought Google was good with security, this is a good way to get one of the few positive points about this monolith changed.
Good grief, deciding who to communicate with is considered too hard for the common user. Better let algorithms decide it for you!
> essential to the character of the city, and the freedom and human dignity of the people living in it.

I find that difficult to believe.

There is a central district in Copenhagen, Denmark, for example which also 'allows' the use of drugs, homelessness etc. As fair as I'm aware, police don't even enter this neighbourhood unless a serious crime (eg murder) takes place.

Yet it's clean, friendly, welcoming and often visited by tourists. Definitely no needles or faeces visible anywhere.

I don't see why the Tenderloin should necessarily be any worse than this.
I'm born in Brazil and lived in both Toronto and SF. Honestly, the weather in Toronto is really not that bad. My wife calls it "having proper seasons". SF weather is somewhat cool all year round and you always need a sweater at dusk/dawn, whereas Toronto summer is actually hot. Also, going to the beach in Toronto is surprisingly nice - lake water is always calm (great for kids), no freezing wind and no fog.

If the problem is only winter, Vancouver's winter can hardly be called extreme, since it rarely dips below freezing point in the city.

The elephant in the room when it comes to salaries in the US-vs-Canada discussion that young people seem to not realize is that, in Canada, it's fairly trivial for a spouse to get a work visa and get a decent income even outside of the tech sector, whereas you're more or less forced to be a stay-at-home-mom family if you're planning to build a life in the US.
Not sure you are looking at the right source but have not seen an approval rating that high on any polls.
Not outraged. I'm not that kind of guy.

But I'm gonna miss it. I haven't been too active the last few months so I guess I might be to blame too (but then again I've not been active anywhere else either lately except here).

Where else do you go to meet people who share interests in a more general sense? HN doesn't care about photography. Twitter doesn't allow me to chose to see someones photos but not their crazy posts about politics. Facebook... well, don't even mention it. It's less than a week since last time they let hackers access theirs users accounts, and even if they had a perfect security record wrt hacking, it seems they just can't stand the temptation to abuse data: change settings, do experiments on users to make them depressed, abuse 2-fator phone numbers for spamming, ask people to upload nudes - many of us couldn't make this up even if we tried..!
This is generally because either it makes sense economically (YouTube dropped video distribution costs to zero), you avoid some unpleasantness (grubhub), or you're psychologically manipulated to more or less be addicted to a service (Facebook) -- in many cases all of the above. Network effects of going vegetarian are minimal, and have been since there's been meat.

It absolutely needs government intervention. For decades scientists have been warning about climate change and diets have not changed. If you look at any region with meaningful impact you'll see it's 100% due to regulation, whether that's penalties for bad garbage practices, penalties for water or electricity waste, etc. There is simply no way we crowdsource this, and my evidence is that we've had almost 40 years to do it and haven't even come close.
As more of the best engineering talent moves to Canada (or decides not to come to the US in the first place), it should:
1) increase salaries in the Bay Area in the short-term as their a shortage of engineers
2) decrease salaries in Canada in the short-term as their is a surplus of engineers

The more interesting thing to consider is whether US tech companies will begin to build out more aggressively in Canada instead of the US. Amazon HQ3 might make a lot of sense in Canada.
The post says they don't have evidence of anyone using the api that leaked all that personal info - let's not ignore that: name, picture, birthdate, email was just open to the world for a friend lookup! Second, they don't clarify if this is "evidence of absence" of a leak. Do they not monitor that api call but they don't have any reason to expect a problem? Or is it that they monitor it and no one used it in the "bad way"? I'm afraid it must be the first - if they had evidence no one ever use the api, they'd be explicit about it.
THESE 5 INCIDENTS PROVE THAT INDIANS HAVE NARROWED MINDSET
Thanks for you input.

But I am aware of the breakdown of the compensation packages and I stand behind my statement having just accepted a new grad role at FAANG. 70-80k RSUs are on the lower end.

For example standard Facebook offers are 140 base, 100k signing, 150 stock / 4y.

I will be living with my partner and we calculated that with an apartment of 3-4k a month will be still saving at least tens of thousands of dollars a month, factoring in car lease, food, and what not.
"My original question was "How would you like people to square [being accountable for the actions of their employer] with providing for their families?""

And the answer to that is, "It is up to those people to decide that. No one else can do it for them."

"You've yet to say anything except implying that there is a single, black-and-white moral compass that everyone is capable of following in its entirety. "

Wrong. Nobody but you has done that. You are the one demanding answers for how people square these things."
I was vegetarian for years and basically lived on fries and bad salads. I feel your pain haha.
>Leadership ignoring user feedback as people start to attribute luck

Funny, that YCs motto is "make something people want".
Not the Hamptons :) I would probably be doing $1000 weekends if I was on Dune Rd lol!

The town specifically is Head of the Harbor. We've got a year round retiree crowd that comes out even on Mondays and Wednesdays to hear an 85 year old woman sing Sinatra ahha
Tesla also gives you access to a supercharger network that you won't get with the other brands.
Besides the already-mentioned pytorch and tensorflow bindings, http://dlib.net/ is an option if C++ is really a hard requirement. It is opinionated and incomplete, basically being a one-man-show, but it has some weird-but-cool ideas like each neural network topology having its own template type.
Ask HN: For remote company, what tools do you use to manage teams and projects?
Busting them in action wouldn't be of any worth, feeding them false or misleading information would be. Never underestimate governments and their desire to know as much as possible about their friends and enemies and feed them with information.
Why would salaries increase? If anything, they would drop due to increased supply.
I look at algo/quant jobs everyday and indeed Java is heavily used in some companies. Back in the early 2000 when I was using servlets and Swing Java was always considered slow. Now I feel like we should give it a second chance as it's come a long way from then.
I don't think you really want to go down that road... Historically, most societies have "chosen" a set of expansive "rights" for the top and limited rights for the bottom. I say "chosen" because most societies had it chosen for them by whoever conquered them, or at best, the lower classes had it chosen for them by those with power.
Exactly the same here. I made friends there (not like on most other networks where you 99% add people you already know anyway) and used it for a while, and it indeed feels like a better Twitter.

I'm fine with it shutting down, though. At least I no longer have to feel like I'm missing out on anything for not using a Google product (for various reasons, one of them being that it might be cancelled any minute).
OK, you have your drone and fly it over your home. But me and my kid are playing in our backyard. Do I have the right of privacy? And, what if your drone smashes in my head? Unless you own a 10,000 acre ranch...they are legitimate concerns. What we do about it is the question.
Just say no if you feel you shouldn't. It's not required to live -- it's required to get something from someone else that you want. You have agency (as does any sex worker who isn't being trafficked). It's absurd that you'd make the comparison between a family starving and you using a website, but it's even worse because you're pushing off the responsibility of your own actions onto anyone and everyone else.
>but it's the perfect example of the tragedy of the commons that has come from not only lax rules, but people rampantly violating what rules there are without a care.

I'm inclined to think this is more a consequence of insufficient enforcement. We have a lot of laws and regulations and are rarely enforced, and thus often violated. That this happens with drones is hardly a surprise.
I didn't say we should just barge in and make things unsafe. I am saying that we should have a discussion about whether it is needed or not to have <400ft AGL 4.5 miles outside an airport controlled as it is probably unnecessary. The corollary to Silicon Valley startups isn't valid. I wasn't advocating flying craft there anyway and if there's a crash well we'll pivot to a new model.

An example is the FAA has sections of uncontrolled space up to 1000 ft over the Hudson river in NYC, which is in the busiest airspace in the USA in the most densely populated area, dead center in the space of 3 of the largest airports in the world. They decided that in the interest of sightseeing aircraft that they would give an area for this despite midair collisions (one recently), and an actual plane landing in the Hudson once through this space. The area 400ft AGL around airports several miles out is much less treacherous than this and perhaps a discussion should be had to see if it can be given in the interest of drone pilots.
As someone who is contemplating this move, I can share some thoughts.

First, money isn’t the force that’s driving immigrants out of India and into the US, Canada etc. Among the people I know and including myself, the top driving forces are safety, good governance, clean air and water.

While living in the US has the benefit of higher pay, it comes at a significant cost. Here is a short list of things I can not do while on a H1-b visa: Make and sell art, perform for an audience, publish on a blog or a youtube channel that’s monetized, mine dogecoin, tutor students in India or any country online, trade stocks at a frequency that someone might consider “day trading” etc.

It’s true that all of these have a common theme that they all generate some sort of income. However, for most of us, the income isn’t the driving force. All of us have a drive to express ourselves creatively and do fun things once in a while (mine dogecoin), the implications of the current green card wait is that we can’t participate in any of these for decades.

Canada is very appealing because of the hassle free immigration process. Once in Canada, there is liberty to pursue hobbies. These come with benefits of safety, good governance and clean air/water.

The lower pay is a very minor price for getting all of this.
Prefetch is not uncommon at all. Tons of browsers/apps do it.
Sparse Winograd CNN on small-scale systolic arrays
Most likely candidate for HQ2 is DC. Bezo just built a mansion there and he needs political cover from both sides of the aisle. His problems are mostly political now and he's a Libertarian with a capital L. Canada is too socialist and taxes are too high.
Google is wrapping a breach disclosure in a press release for new services and you're all glossing right over the breach. Just sayin'...
Fair enough, I guess it's subjective what the actual minimum requirement is but I kind of agree with the Wikipedia article personally: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_royale_game
> you can't search you own posts

They keep moving the functionality, but I can still get to it on desktop. Search for something, "Posts" tab, change "From Everyone" dropdown to "From just you".
When a person represents a company to Congress to make a statement on an issue, they are required to be someone who can make that statement accurately. Were this not the case, we’d have hearings with a lineup of janitors from Facebook, Apple, Google, etc —- all swearing on their lives that all is well in their respective kingdoms.
Do you mean active users? Because I doubt there's even 10kk there.