skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
'With Airbnb, I am judged by my actual relevant track record..'

Your credit record is based on your actual payment record. Your Airbnb reputation can be easily manipulated since you can have multiple accounts and play the review game.
Glad to see my alma mater doing well.

> Some of the distinguishing features of the bot included incorporating language disfluencies — pauses such as “hm” or “ah.”

Note that Google recently faced backlash over this very feature demoed in their Virtual Assistant. I'm guessing that public sentiment won't last long, it's a natural part of human language and it feels funny when it's missing.
The last time I tried it, it would only prompt me to sign in to the linked account. No option to make a new account or disassociate that number from the account.
> does what you see is undefined behavior

Just to be clear, undefined behavior means the standard allows implementations to do what they they feel is the right thing to do under that scenario, and the outcome will still comply with the standard.
PDE constrained optimization. I was optimizing for many hundreds of thousands of parameters. I only needed the diagonal of the Jacobian by the end of the calculation, however it was necessary to build the full dense matrix first without rewriting massive parts of the logic.
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Verbal offer could meany anything. For all we know he got a "it looks very likely we'll move forward" and got way too excited.
What if it is a trustless Oracle? Augur kind of tries to be this, and appears to do well within a limited scope.
It is my first time knowing Spectrum and will definitely look into the code base for idea/solution when working in React.

Kudos and appreciate the team for open sourcing it too!
The fact that they put so much money and effort into unraveling this extremely complex fraud says all that you need to know.
Indeed, I follow Scott's. I'm nervous about monetisation by charging though, in case I lose a lot of subscribers. Thanks for the link!
Dick move.

Don't be evil is definitely dead and buried at google
In mice.

(Just pointing out that, as useful as rodent studies are, this isn’t a result that can be generalized to people.)
There is a risk that you can't pay the bill. Losing your job may still mean you can at least pay the minimum but it can sometimes be the start of a slippery slope.

Anyone who says 'it can't happen to me' either has very rich parents or is a fool.
lol... america should definitely get its healthcare game sorted...
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This is how 1Password works
Have they made the architecture of this bot public ?
> I really don't understand the 'investing money into someone' mindset,

Consider that the benefits package is usually worth something like 40% of salary. So for a $150K salary, you've got $210K invested in the person, plus whatever it costs to provide office space, support, etc.

If he doesn't work out, you've lost a big chunk of change. Worse, you've lost the time and what a better hire might have produced.

It's an investment any way you look at it.
As an EV owner I think PHEVs are a great fit for a single-car household. I struggle to convince apartment renters or singles to go gas-free.
I... what? I fit just fine in my recent accord at 6’5” 240lbs. The seat is far back but not even maxed, I think, and people still fit behind me. It’s a large sedan...
Me too. Iirc, this game featured “adult” multiple choice questions you had to answer before you could play the game.
Cool! I used a HS100 controlled from a Node.js library someone made to set up a wifi connectivity test rig https://github.com/balena-io-playground/connectivity-test
This was testing the wifi disconnect/reconnect stability of an OS (or alternatively the unplug/replug stability of a computer board + OS).

Here's the Node package I used: https://www.npmjs.com/package/tplink-smarthome-api it could be made into a cool little CLI as well I guess.

HS100 is quite good, though after running/controlling it for a while, do end up sometimes in a case when it says its socket is off (LED shows that too), but the item plugged in is clearly powered. .. Kinda "you had one job...." situation. It doesn't happen too often, but enough to be careful about, if you switch it a lot.
Why not? If they take 25% of a few thousand per year, that’s hundreds of dollars of annual revenue per customer - great if they can do it mostly through software.
If you actually try to sell it as he did, yes.
In China's Xinjiang, Big Brother Moves into Uighur Homes as 'family'
Say you're self-employed and your best client suddenly stops paying. They have a good track record and assure you it's just a technical blip or something. You have bills to pay so request an increase in credit limit. Then your client's blip turns into something much worse, and on it goes...

That's how people become unstuck. Very few people start off with bad intentions.
All fun and games until you accidentally commit fraud.
Not recently. About 10 or 15 years ago I used to use the Linux binary compatibility layer but when I last looked - 5ish years ago? - it seemed support for that had languished.

To be honest the tool I’d most want would be Docker and I couldn’t see that working even with binary compatibility.

On the FreeBSD servers I run, I just fire up a VM for the rare occasions I do require Linux (and it is extremely rare that happens), but Arch is a better compromise for me on my laptop.
How many governments have they overthrown for bananas and oil, though?
Yep! And nobody should accuse you of picking the lock!
Does anyone have a recording of the 9 minute conversation? Would love to hear how this sounded in person. Tried to find it on Youtube and Google, no luck.
The term country quotas makes me so mad. Country quotas in the GC system are absolutely awful, because they base things on the one thing you cant change, where you were born. They favor iddly biddly countries like NZ, where the mediocre Kiwis get GCs way before well qualified and much better compensated Indians. (If you sense the condescension towards NZ in the previous sentence, its intentional. Its to give you a sense for how an Indian felt reading your post.)
I don't think that's naive. A browser plugin is another component that you have to trust. But maybe you haven't considered all threats.

I use the Chrome password store. Copying passwords over clipboard seems quite unsafe to me. And I have to trust my browser with my passwords anyway, even if I use no password manager at all.

Of course, if you (really) control all software running on your machine, the clipboard is no issue. But I'm lazy and don't have the time to read all source code and compile everything myself.

The downside is that I've considered changing to Firefox as my primary browser a couple of times, but the passwords make switching harder.
Unrelated to the usefulness of the research (it sounds pretty interesting and novel to actually measure which brain networks are involved with resilience), but the title feels a bit like saying "air might be gaseous in nature". I mean, isn't all form of thought neurobiological in the end?
Nobody, certainly not me, is disparaging the credentials of immigrant graduates from top American universities. But there exists a long tail of Universities, many of them who seem to exist solely as a pathway to fulfillment of the American Dream of immigrat students. See https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/02/us/international-enrollme...

Consider two statements:

A) Most immigrant graduates are of low caliber.

B) Most immigrants of high caliber have graduate degrees.

In my experience, both statements are true.

Disclosure: Immigrant, hiring manager at reputed SV company, with UG degree from my home country.
> I just don't get it - how does "people have money" lead to "I know how they will spend it, and it will be on housing and food"?

It was more of "people have more money" -> "are able to pay more" -> "prices will raise to what market full of slightly richer people can bear". But I'm not arguing that, just asking about it. I don't have enough economic understanding to make predictions here.
He invested, on purpose and with the goal to make money, his time as a software engineer.

The amount of time is not nothing and his hourly rate is reasonable.

It is not wrong to say he lost it
Nevertheless, as OP mentioned, the decision concerns Chinese citizens, and it is always useful to obtain input from stakeholders.
Every time the Biggest Loser study (PMC4989512) gets cited someone pops up and mentions that it's been disproven but I've never seen any citation or followup. In fact, from my research I've seen lots of studies that show that there are long term metabolic changes (PMC6033771) related to adaptive thermogenesis/fat oxidization that is a fat-free mass independent effect on REE (doi: 10.3945/ajcn.115.109173).

Other studies seem to show that the lowered RMR doesn't seem to happen either doing a ketogenic diet (PMC5816424) or with ADF (PMC5042570) vs CR. I also think that the Biggest Loser results are in large part so unsuccessful due to their "crash diet" nature and the lack of any healthy habits being built for maintenance.

* https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4989512/

* https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6033771/

* https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26399868

* https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5816424/

* https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5042570/
Ignoring general Android features, their pixel phones have a lot of unique software, especially around Photos.

They're showing off a lot of Assistant features. Duplex is launching soon.

They're pushing a lot of ChromeOS features by adding Android App support.

Did streaming TV on Youtube come out this year?

They have a beta of their game streaming service that came out a month or two ago.

That's off the top of my head. There's a ton of smaller apps they throw at the wall all the time too.
Medicaid covers long term assisted care. But it requires you to spend down all your assets first, which is not unreasonable for end of life care. You can’t take them with you, and why should you get to save your assets to pass on to your kids while having taxpayers pay for your long term care?
> If the totalitarian conqueror conducts himself everywhere as though he were at home, by the same token he must treat his own population as though he were a foreign conqueror.

-- Hannah Arendt

It may be a stretch, but it occured to me that one could say that the US increased internal repression to protect the external repression, while China now increases external repression to protect internal repression.

https://onemileatatime.com/marriott-fired-employee-for-likin...

> At the same time, I can see where Marriott is coming from. I can’t imagine how much money it cost them to have their website and app blocked in China for a week, and unfortunately Jones was a “sacrifice” that they made to appease China and probably avoid a similar punishment again.

Not that I want to equate that with a war of aggression, but I don't find that progressive. Though I agree with

> Eventually the US needs to come to terms with the massively destructive impact it has had on the world since WW2

I would even generalize it beyond the US. And that's really the only constructive way out of this I see, to own up to one's own past and crimes, stop repeating them, and to not partake in the crimes of others, and supporting them in owning up to theirs. I fully admit that saying that is dumb, but doing that, that would be genius.

When two or more elephants engage in a dick waving contest the grass goes blind. We are people, not nations. The "leaders" of our nations for the most part don't serve us, and don't speak for us. Let's not forget that.
Is this the whimper?
I do not care how many chinese there. There should be at least 1/5 if one must be all equal. But the shock is where is the westerner (know this is American web site should I said American or just white).

I know chinese has been represented well in computer field. But this is odd. When I learn AI from afar, most are westerner
Can prosecutors aggregate the value of damage across thousands of unrelated victims for the purpose of charging grand theft? My gut says this is probably not the way it works, but I’m curious if others know more.

As a side note, I don’t think what he did can be charged as theft, technically speaking, because theft laws generally require the perpetrator to take property from the victim.

This case would be destruction of property or vandalism, if my memory of law school serves. And I don’t think there are grand versions of those crimes, at any rate.
The US does a better job than other countries:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2161869/Top-doctors...

At least in the US he had a chance to live.
What about passing your assets on to your wife?
I was not claiming China does not have faults. Imagine if China instigated a coup in a Middle Eastern country. The outrage would be massive. My real point is the hypocrisy of the west, that we cannot objectively see the problems with instigating coupe against governments that challenges our selfish economic interests.
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The article says the buyers are Chinese not the seller.
They also have an extension (which is the default version on Linux/Chromebooks) that does not require the 1Password application. I have used it since the betas in Linux and it works nicely.

Also, this thread seems to imply that having a binary component is always bad. It can also increase security. If the extension is rate-limited in retrieving passwords from a vault, then a compromised browser can only extract a limited number of passwords, whereas with a browser-native extension the attacker could extract all passwords.
Actually, it is the love of money (φιλαργυρία) that is stated to be the root of all evil.
Yes, let me run datastore on my servers. Surely I may use your cloud offer but in certain cases I need to run it on my servers. I can't build/invest in tools/drivers for a proprietary cloud service.
From an idealistic point of view I agree, but both ASCII and ANSI escape codes predate the kind of terminal UIs we are discussing here and thus things just organically evolved that way.

You only have to look at the mess that is applications built on top of Electron using HTML, CSS, JS transpilers etc to see how we’ve not learned our lesson about evolved technologies becoming de facto.

There’s plenty wrong with writing UIs in the terminal due to the age of their design but in regards to the argument raised by the GP, detecting the escape key is one of the lesser painful anti-patterns in that area and thus a great many tools do use the escape key.
was not claiming China does not have faults. Imagine if China instigated a coup in a Middle Eastern country. The outrage would be massive. My real point is the hypocrisy of the west, that we cannot objectively see the problems with instigating coupe against governments that challenges our selfish economic interests.
Appreciate the advice, it’s my first blog post so I’ll be sure to do that on the next.

The ending certainly isn’t my elevator pitch though, it was more what I’m up to now and how I’ve learned, I can see how that could annoy with the linkbacks etc. though.

The offer of help at the end is genuine, with anything. If anyone here thinks I can help, just get in touch.
Fully agree.

In most cases on modern systems, small loops should remain compact as possible, to stay in the uop cache. The "for" loop overhead (the inc, cmp, and jmp instructions) effectively execute in parallel. Modern systems are highly out-of-order and the for-loop overhead is virtually nil.
So if the compiler is too good you want to trick it to produce less optimal code so you can benchmark it fairly? Isn't it part of the benchmark to allow the compiler reduce the whole expression to a compile time constant?
Did you understand the comment? The author used GCC, and GCC is only able to vectorize the loop. But clang on the other hand, essentially turned this O(n) algorithm to calculate a particular sum into an O(1) result.

> the reason the optimizer does what you see is undefined behavior due to signed integer overflow

Yes undefined behavior gives the optimizer the right in this case to transform the code into anything, including a nonsense answer, or a trap instruction. But the optimizer did not; it produced the right answer under 2's complement arithmetic.
Compare the work of Indian engineers who are paid equal to their SV counterparts. If you hire an engineer for $2/hour you get what you paid for.
I find that very interesting. Could you please elaborate?
>No, his company was literally promised nothing by the government, everything was promised by Infosys or whatever staffing company they used.

The government is offering a program to bring in the best and brightest to fulfill jobs that we can't otherwise fill. It needs to do a better job regulating that program, because it's clearly being abused. If it can't afford to regulate it or doesn't believe that regulation is affordable or a good use of tax payer money, than the government should rescind that program.

It's really that simple.
I'm not sure how you got this piece of info. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royole#Flexible_Display
The article claims the buyers are Chinese. The seller is who is being sued though. I suppose buying stolen goods is also illegal but yeah... it is odd they focus on the nationality of the buyers.
Looks like Google is shutting down most of the consumer focused platforms where someone in the organization believes it’s expensive and not making money like selling ads does.

I’m confident on Gmail and Maps staying around for the long term. The rest of the consumer side platforms could be removed or replaced (yet again).
An example is logging something to a remote server for analytics purposes: you can fire and forget.
Take a look at neurofeedback I had friend who had a similar background and it helped him get through a deep depression.
Please never link to the Daily Mail. It's a garbage tabloid that basically just makes up stories.

And the US's healthcare is the laughing stock of the first world.
A company making content that you don't enjoy isn't some sort of ethical violation.
If you can do it by hand, launch it. Automate it once you have proven the commercial need, or when the manual pain point becomes too much.

Do the marketing first. Build it and they will come is bullshit.

That should let you ship early, fail early and not waste a bunch of time. If that doesn’t happen, you know you’re on to something and it’s a fantastic problem to have!
Why shouldn't the person be allowed to make their own choice after being properly informed of their options and having received their doctor's suggestion?
Is Dragonfly AI? It's a search engine.

Its principle purpose isn't to hurt people, it's to get search results.
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Yes and while it would be correct to say your car has been stolen if you left it unlocked, you would have had been negligent.
Man the SEC takes no prisoners. Everyone fears them. Everyone cuts a deal with them. The SEC always gets it's perp. I wish everyone feared the Law like they do the SEC. I wish the Law could execute like the SEC does. Heck, they even got Martha.
Perhaps you have never plumbed the depths? I mean, he wrote of men's experiences in the trenches under continuous bombardment for days, and again in WWii. I don't mean to diminish anyone's personal experiences, but do you think absent being on the receiving side in raqqah or the like, current armed forces routinely undergo anything comparable?

I write as somebody quite timid. I am sure contextually informed or not, I do not have the resiliency others have in prologued states of stress and fear.
That link didn't work for me. Did you mean:

https://www.twitch.tv/cs50tv
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Perhaps so. However, it does seem likely that the absurd price of health care (by almost any measure—what other countries pay, by how prices would look in a functioning efficient market, etc.) factored into this.
I wonder, does having a car with autopilot make someone more likely to drive drunk, or is it simply averting an asleep-at-the-wheel car crash for the drunk drivers fortunate enough to have this feature?
Maybe he wedged an orange in the steering wheel.

https://youtu.be/TYZrehVQouc
no, inexperienced cyclists are fairly predictable and practically never ride on busy city streets. they are not at all a problem for me.
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"attract the talent"...this is no longer the case. I talk to 50+ (new) senior engineers/month (for the past 6 years) and there has been a serious mind shift in the last couple years. I now hear things like "hasn't immigration become impossible to the US" and with increasing remote work, people are happy/prefer working from their home countries (better tax structures, they actually make more money). While this won't hurt US in the short term, the next generation of top startups might not be in Silicon Valley.
If only I had a dollar for every time the word "community" appears in the article...
You can test a few of these by saying "Alexa, talk to me"
Too little...

Wow, that change is not very ambitious.
Abuse could be solved by simply requiring a salary above 100k, and verify this with the IRS.
Then banning companies who seem to fail this.

It's crude, but simple. As for the number 100k, I suppose you could let each state set its own number. Or let the administration change it at it sees fit.

Yeah, these ideas aren't perfect, but why let that get in the way of good.
Benefits like that usually have a TTL period. Apprentice an employee at a lower wage, IIRC some European countries already do this.
I whole heartedly agree with your free market solution. However, one of the concerns is that immigrants are often ready to work on lower pay just to get in the country. So, wouldn't they bring down the overall wages of these jobs and affect citizens? Are you suggesting that they would switch jobs for better pay once they move to the US in effect balancing the job market?
I already tried it...it looks good on paper but bad in practice. Think of a graveyard where appengine go.
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Tasmota is probably the open source firmware for smart switches. have used it for dozens of devices..

https://github.com/arendst/Sonoff-Tasmota
i still can't believe tesla has gotten away with putting a feature called auto-pilot into a car which does no such thing. how does auto-pilot mean driver must be alert at all times with hands physically at the wheel? how is the marketing and naming of that feature legal and passing regulation?

and i don't like the overly positive implication that auto-pilot saved this person's life. no, in fact, its existence, as described in a separate incident in the exact same article, likely encouraged the drunk driving in the first place. a car just free running on the road with no one behind the wheel is not a good thing. seven miles is a long time to stop the car and endangered many other people's lives just as an active drunk driver would. auto-pilot did not improve the situation as the article implies.
To be fair, most software is full of bugs, Mojave especially.
I did read the comment, but it wasn't clear which of the two possibilities you meant. I wanted a clarification. Thanks.
Nursing home care is expensive because it’s extremely labor intensive. It’s easy to spend $30,000 a year just for someone to watch your kid 8 hours a day. Is it really that unreasonable to spend $50,000-100,000 per year for 24/7 care plus living quarters?
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