skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Are you trying to find out how that sort of attitude correlates with pay?

I make what Glassdoor tells me is an average salary for my area and seniority, but I believe I could do better if I could muster up the courage to interview heavily and change jobs.
To extend the aside a bit: everyone's body (and microbiome) is different. We should really never judge dietary choices made for personal health/lifestyle reasons. Because what works for our body won't necessarily work for anyone else's. They have different metabolisms, different microbiomes, different allergies and sensitivities, they're going to react differently to different diets.

I mean, I guess one could quibble with where others get their food (sustainable vs non-sustainable sources, for instance), but beyond that, if it's just a personal choice for personal reasons - it's really not debatable.

It's when people start proselytizing their diet choices that they become fair game. Or if they publicly advertise that these choices were made for reasons of ethics or sustainability (which are thoroughly debatable and really should be continuously re-examined).
Wouldn't a language with support for continuations (Scheme or Racket, speaking of the Lisp family) be a better choice for the task and allow this to be implemented as an embedded DSL rather than a separate (even if it is tightly integrated with Clojure) language?
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That's a little reductionist - it's a paper in Apple's Machine Learning journal that has a lot of actual technical details, rather than an ad / marketing material.
In my experience it's not the orientation in pretty much any situation or choice, it's the zealotry that seems to accompany new converts. I'm not sure if this trait mellows with age (and experience) or ossifies...
From the article: “Some men have voiced concerns to me that a false accusation is what they fear,” said Zweig, the lawyer. “These men fear what they cannot control.”
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Can I get an email address? I'd love to follow up on this post more directly.
The middle east has been doing this for decades.
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Look at Indian cuisine. They have a ton of vegetarian options.
It depends on how you define "done well by vendors". They aren't causing a few vendors to find success on the scale of a mainstream TV show, but they have allowed a great many vendors to "succeed" weakly.

2 guys and a mic, without Youtube, would just be a self-funded hobby to show your friends and family, maybe enter some indie film shows, maybe help get a job in advertising or local TV with your portfolio. With Youtube, they might get a million subscribers and make on the order of $10,000 per year from what would otherwise be just a hobby! And there are on the order of 10,000 such channels with 1 million subscribers.

Now, you can say what you like about how Youtube treats the other 97% of channels with far less viewership - but there's a lot fewer than 10,000 channels on mainstream TV.

It's the same in game development, mobile app stores, music, sports, and a lot of other fields. The marketplace is open to a lot of people who really want in to get their chance at the top. It's hard to earn a living wage from doing the work when you're competing with people who are willing to earn less than a living wage.
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How so? The only thing I assume when somebody tells me they're vegetarian is that they don't eat meat.
> Exercises that try to mimic what the developer would be doing in the actual job as closely as possible. This one is critical.

(the following is just inspired by your bullet)

The job of a developer consists of problem solving something they have never encountered before (under some pressure), communicating to other developers, and demonstrating knowledge in various combinations and amounts over time. Startup developers are the hardest spots to fill and most delicate, so I tend to always think as if I'm hiring for a startup.

Talking through a few whiteboard problems and talking about tools they have used (why and how) are sufficient. 30-45 minutes. I don't subscribe to adding more elements (environments, tools, test frameworks, etc). 3 people, 1 from the destination team, 1 from another team (if possible) and the immediate manager.

Startups to multinational corporations, I'm still convinced this is the best way over the last 20 years.

Interviews with higher management is just a redundant filter and another reason for the management to justify their existence. It's a job smell that every company has and is obviously prejudicial in every regard (trying to tease personal details or redundant workflow experience and opinions). It's a bad practice.
Nothing new. A professor I had 25 years ago would always keep the door open if he had a female student during office hours.
Is there any other ways to prevent this? I know there's latency checks, but I assume in some cases this attack could still work.
Exactly what I meant. They're not meceydoing a bad job, but just having that central decider (human or botmaster) is disheartening.. when things don't go your way.

..it's a gatekeeper, and we have a complicated relationship with those guys.
Bullshit. Maybe they were forced to be a vegetarian when they couldn't get meat.

Also, it's not like they had modern vegetarian protein powders and supplements which are most likely being used in their assessment of the modern vegetarian athlete.

And it's super flawed reasoning to assume that because they have markers of eating plant-based food, they therefore only ate plant-based food.

This just seems like vegetarian propaganda masquerading as science.
The shift to matchmaking from server browser changed this a lot. Having a server where you knew a bunch of regulars and could check in for a few rounds was a much different experience from being automatically grouped with random people who you'll probably never run into again.
Really, employers, universities, etc. should not even be involved in these kinds of claims. They are not competent to investigate them.

If a crime has been committed, there is a judicial system that can and will deal with that, with established standards regarding presumption of innocence and burden of proof.
It's just common sense for people to protect their future/careers. And it's not just men that think that way - from the article:

> A late-40-something in private equity said he has a new rule, established on the advice of his wife, an attorney: no business dinner with a woman 35 or younger.
Is there any chance this could be used for materials science instead of drug discovery? I personally doubt the world needs more drugs.
True - and my favourite places in the world are medieval towns on the continent (Obernai, Colmar, Rothenburg ob Der Tauber, Riquewihr, etc. all hold enormous appeal for me). I was just trying to point out that the US isn't _all_ hideous and Europe isn't _all_ charming architecture.
> Directional noises generated by household appliances such as a vacuum cleaner, hairdryer, and microwave

From what my friends with HomePods tell me, the HomePod is amazingly good at hearing people — even with lots of background noise. Interestingly, Apple's problem may cease being "can the HomePod hear the user?" and become "How loudly do we have the HomePod respond so that the human can hear the response while a vaccum cleaner is running?".

This is a novel problem because people generally can't have conversations with vaccums running, for example.
My religion(I'm a recent convert) has frequent fasts of vegan, or nearly vegan eating, and it's HUGELY expanded my culinary repertoire.
"It's everyone else's fault, not mine!"
I haven't worked on Wall Street for about 10 years, but when I did it was unbelievably misogynistic. None of our dozens of partners were women. The younger partners referred to their wives as "my first wife" while they were still married to them. The older ones of course were all on their third or fourth marriage. And the president of the firm, who was old enough to personally remember the Hindenburg disaster, just went around grabbing the secretaries' asses.
When there have already been numerous well-documented instances of people making false accusations that absolutely RUIN THE LIVES of the defendants, it can hardly be a surprise that people with a lot to lose would take drastic, if ill-though-out, measures to protect themselves from that possibility. As another comment said, even when the false accusations are found to be false, it's usually too late for the defendant, and their life has already been ruined. The only way this gets fixes is if we stop implicitly believing people who accuse someone of a crime, just because of the nature of that crime. Innocent until proven guilty applies globally, not based on context or scandals.
I think this is key. Figuring out a name from a photo with no additional data would give a high probability of incorrect identification. But any metadata attached to the photos could be useful.

Date the photo was taken.

Where the photo was taken (e.g. the annual family reunion in SmallTown, Illinois)

Photographer. They're likely taking photos of the same general set of people or in the same geographic area.

Time+location of other similar photos. Back in the days of the civil war, it wouldn't be possible for someone to be in to locations 1,000 miles apart in 2 days.

Side note: I recently saw a video from ~1910 in New York City. Everybody in the video had a similar physical build and would make the "average" person today look fat. I wonder how this would affect the confidence of photo grouping? Overall, did people look more homogeneous back then?
Aww man that was great. Thanks for sharing.
This helps me a lot as well, as I have a large variety of tasks which often run in parallel, and having essential info written down reduces time for context switches and allows me to keep my working memory clear.

My technical solution for this is using a personal Trello board. Each task is a Trello card, and for a new task I write a rough outline of what needs to be done. I keep these cards in separate stacks: To-do (not started), In-progress, On-hold (waiting for external activity), Done (for archival purposes). For longer running tasks I do update the cards with additional information and progress status. And I can put high-priority tasks to the top of the stack. Creating, updating, and moving cards is all low-friction in Trello, so I find it to be well suited for me.
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Glad to see we're progressing to the enlightened gender policies of the middle east /s
I don't understand, where does it say that the remaining 22% are from meats?
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Yeah, this is a major pain in the butt for me as well. I want to only use Safari and Firefox but they really should finally pay attention to this pretty intuitive feature.
A good resume from Nutrition Facts with a few other related papers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2e9sLsCowaE
Only union members, and employers with significant numbers of union employees, are bound to obey union rules. The union negotiates their contracts.

If the union so desires, it could state that no union member may do all the aforementioned jobs at once unless they have at minimum an indelible 5% ownership stake in the company; bear the title of Chief Technical Officer; report only to the CEO, COO, or directly to the board; and have no employee subordinates. It sets the expectations for any company wanting to do that. Any company wishing to ignore it can still hire non-union employees, but the union employees are instructed to embargo any company that does not meet the standards for employment.

Hobby projects are irrelevant. There is no employer. Unions are a cartel for paid labor by employees, where there may be a power imbalance between owners, managers, and laborers. In a hobby project, the worker is always the owner.

FOSS is likely unaffected. Any employer that has FOSS projects is already reined in by the threat of forks. In the extreme case, the union could manage their own forks of FOSS projects, and refuse to merge changes that don't meet union criteria.

It isn't about whether anyone is paid, but about whether everyone is following the cartel rules.
The rolling stone article is a great example of how an entirely false claim can still end someone's career and life, even when it's debunked beyond doubt. Companies are risk adverse - they would never hire someone with a public claim against them even if the claim was shown to be false.

Why run the risk that you get a sociopath who will make a false claim for their own gain?
Total tangent, but Tim Jenison of video toaster and lightwave3d fame made a neat documentary called Tim’s Vermeer. I enjoyed it quite a bit.
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The funniest thing is that Portmanteau is not a french word in the first place. it's a large travelling case wich open like a book (in old english).

Porte-Manteau used to be the guy carrying the coat of the King and is not a Portmanteau. We translate portmanteau as "Mot-Valise" in french which means "Case(as in luggage)-Word".
right that's the first thing I thought of as well.

If they had access to big mac they'd be eating that all the time
"Updates" and "Upgrades" are not the same thing so this is not necessarily "false advertising".

I've learned that implementing an "upgrade" isn't always necessary or even a good idea. Sometimes it's a bad idea because it breaks things that work and doesn't provide any real benefit.

This has happened to me enough times that I generally wait to upgrade until a few point updates have been released to let others suss out any bugs.

So, if the version of the modules you're using are stable and provide the functionality you require then just use those and don't worry about the "upgrade".

If there's something you need in the upgrade ask them if they'll give you a discount on the new version, or just purchase it and consider it a cost of development and take advantage of the new features you're getting.

Either way you might want to ask them how long they'll support the version you're using. If they'll be supporting it for a few more years than I'd almost certainly not upgrade in the middle of development. I would not add features to the spec just because a package I was using has been upgraded unless there was a very compelling reason. I'd save it for my next "upgrade".

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I wonder if this is portable to Thunderbird. Would be nice to be able to provision profiles.
Don't worry, we haven't explored much of the underground.
mostly because you can encapsulate and reuse some state logic. allows for easier testing too.
It’s scary that this is done by people who earn money by managing risk. They came to the conclusion that this is the smartest way to operate. That should not be taken lightly.
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You can always use headless WP and it's REST API endpoints to get static files fast. ;)
Men treating women like humans do (i.e. being attracted to the opposite sex, etc.) is what is now a problem.
I've gone almost the opposite direction... I seem to have a negative reaction to so many foods. When I gave up all heavy carbs, I've done much better and lost about 60# (I'm still fat and diabetic, but still working on it). But just about any foods with any significant carbohydrate I seem to respond negatively to. When sticking to mostly meet and greens, I feel significantly better.

It's worth noting that I seem to be allergic to legumes (and cranberries). So that precludes complete protein from non-animal sources. My biggest issue is actually eating the more fatty meats. I've also never cared for organ meat of any kind. I'm getting more used to it now, but it isn't always easy to swallow so to speak.
Napoleon's tomb in Paris is amazing.
How would you design a system to provide the top trending Twitter hashtags
How would you design a system to provide the top trending hashtags in the last 5 mins / 1hour / 24 hours?
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Boy scouts have been doing this for decades, the rule was you were never to be alone with an adult you weren't related to.
> 78%
attraction is not the problem
>Bevan Ernst, a regional caribou biologist with the ministry, called it “Sarlaac Pit” (a reference to a subterranean creature that made a brief appearance in the film Return of the Jedi). Pollack added that the name Ernst gave the pit is unofficial and temporary. BC Parks is consulting with local First Nations to determine whether a traditional Indigenous name for the cave exists.
I find that my iPhone is responsive to Siri requests if I'm within 8-10 feet. It's possible that training "Hey Siri" at this distance could help.

But at the end of the day, Apple won't optimize too much for this use case, since they want you to buy a HomePod, Apple Watch, or AirPods.

Also, there's power consumption to think about. The HomePod is plugged 24/7, whereas you want your iPhone battery to last a long time.
Maybe treating people like humans means being paranoid about them, especially in a pit of snakes like Wall St.?
> "Whenever I try to think of something vegetarian it gets hard. Do you have any tips for someone starting to switch to a vegetarian diet? Especially when it comes to variety and how I can do this a bit easier?"

Having the raw ingredients available is like knowing syntax/functions to a programming language but not having the experience to structure it. There are so many frameworks/libraries/tutorials (recipes) that already exist so you don't have to spend copious amounts of time with trial and error.

What I do is I'll sit down and search the web for vegetarian recipes that look good and commit to making them on certain days.

Also I never thought I'd be recommending anything Buzzfeed related to anyone, but actually a good source is "Tasty Vegetarian" (https://www.facebook.com/tastyvegetarian/) which posts random vegetarian recipes that are really easy to make (I've had really good ones and also some kind of bad ones. If it's bad, usually the comments will be full of people complaining)
It also doesn't say that the remaining 22% aren't from meat.