skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think it boils down to "how does the company advertise pay to the employee?"

Those restaurants are not advertising minimum wage + tips, or even just minimum wage. They're advertising $4 + tips. Amazon should similarly advertise whatever it's guaranteed to pay itself + tips. Then it's transparent and there's no confusion.
Is this always true? One thing I wonder is, given that the amount of money needed to move the needle in a market could be actually quite large, how much money woyuld you need to make off a given inefficiency before it becomes a zero-sum game? Is it 10s of thousands? Hundreds of thusands? Millions?

And given some metric like trading volume how much does that affect that number?

I've heard of some hedge funds raising way less than they could have, maybe because their strategies would be killed much faster with 500mm than with 50mm ?
I use j2cli to template my YAMLs, pretty powerful to template stuff without using ansible. You just need to right environment variables. And you can put if logic if you want.
> Each PHP file is an endpoint. As opposed to having routers in code or client side SPA routing.

I mean that's just how CGI works, most every HTTP server still supports CGI, nothing stops you from deploying that way. Unless you're using Java or the like of course, then it's not very convenient.
As an Android user since the original Samsung Galaxy I only have this to say - I'm literally browsing the iPhone section of the Apple website right now.
Remote Circle – Open Beta
There was mention of Michael Sanchez: https://www.thedailybeast.com/bezos-investigators-question-t... (Link at bottom of the medium post)

So it may have been his mistress' phone that was compromised.
Recently someone on HN mentioned off-hand that changes to the chrome extension model are coming. Specifically, these changes would break ad-blockers as they currently work.

Point being, there is some movement against this.
It just says 403 here in Europe.
While it's true that people that want to understand you would understand you, even if you speak wrong, it's not something "not to worry about".

Using the wrong gender or articles quickly gives a hint that you are some lowly educated factory worker living in Germany for 20 years and not caring to learn the language.
Fire in buildings and warehouses is not an unforeseeable risk. It is a major, well-known risk.
It's not like people blame the staff working on wiring the network hardware here. For any company in that position I'd assume they realize their dependence on that part of the infrastructure for their core business. I don't really see the relevance of how long compliance processes take, that's part of the industry and WF didn't discover the internet last week. Salaries in finance reflect that frustration, who cares.

If the answer to that challenge was one of "too hard", "it works for now" or "too expensive" that's still a strategic failure that impacts their core business now.
Yes, they are pronounced identically.

I couldn't believe it. Neither could my fellow students in Phonetics and Phonology.

But the spectrogram doesn't lie. Looks exactly the same.
I think you're expectations of what makes something "scientific development" is a little too high. An analyst using statistical methods - ANOVA, market basket association, association rule learning, outlier detection - is doing ""scientific development". A network engineer working on a congestion algorithm is, too. Postgres? RoR? PHP?

These are all in the realm of scientific development, vis-a-vis non-trivial impacts both socially and commercially.
This is my concern with things like the Wordpress auto updater, but it seems the trade off is not having to worry about manual patch management. Security vs convenience as always.
Some words are also officially recognized with different genders. E.g. it's "der oder das Ketchup". [1] I argued multiple times with my girlfriend that "der Ketchup" doesn't sound right at all, until we looked it up.

My best guess is this comes from different dialects that associate different genders with certain sounds. She comes from Schwaben, while I'm from Franken, which speak very different dialects. I had never heard "der Ketchup" before.

[1] https://www.duden.de/rechtschreibung/Ketchup
I got sad by those numbers. Looking at them I wonder how the workers are able to live at all.

What happened to the "tip is for good service" and the base being covered by the employer for services rendered (e.g. the bottom line of the company)?
Lack of local papers mean elderly ring MP for news
I don't see how much public availability of such photos could hurt him. He's already divorcing. He probably had to accept many humbling things about himself over last few years.

The only thing those photos would change is undeniably confirm that richest man on the planet has actual human male body and some love life, which pretty much everyone already suspected.

Some people will get a kick of it but it will eventually blend into the background same as fappening or a photo of a hole in the sock of president of world bank.
Good billionairism or otherwise Jeff. Please don't enter a Saudi embassy, unless to hand out hearing protectors with a smile on them.
I wonder whether UX monetization has or whether the analytics haven't had any effect at all.
composer require some/library

That's PHP's package management. What's so non-trivial about that?
Ask HN: Any free or low-cost API to get ETF data weekly?
I'm looking for a very simple automation where I can pull in ETF data every week (no need for realtime market data), run a simple portfolio analysis (e.g. stock%, or geo% targets), and the script could alert me if I'd need to rebalance the portfolio.

At minimum it would provide the price and AUM, but it would be nice to have other details (TER, holdings, dividend data).
> Rust isn't going to just silently move the pointed-to data in something like Box<[u8; 32]>.

Of course not, but for efficiency you might have an [u8;32][0] instead and that will get memcpy'd when it's moved around.

[0] 32 bytes on the stack isn't much, a single Vec or String is 24
I bet they found something to do though.
Digging into Twitter's First Daily User Disclosure
'One of the biggest frustrations I have today with the news industry is that it's based on quantity more than anything else. Head over to Techcrunch or Huffington Post and there's so much content coming out of these organizations that it's impossible to keep up; my philosophy has been to publish only when there's something worth saying as a result.

The problem, unfortunately, is that Google doesn't think you're a real publisher if you're not writing content at that pace.'

FWIW I haven't found that - my blog gets referrals from Google News even though I publish irregularly.
Honest question : is there any technical reason that prevents a go web framework to replicate the functionalities of symfony / doctrine ?
Ordered the Original Prusa i3 Mk3. Thanks for your advice. :-)
No. Both copies and moves are simple memcpy at the machine-level[0], the only difference is whether the compiler will let you keep using the source afterwards.

[0] though I guess the compiler might be smart enough to implicitly pass big-enough values by pointer instead
The Z Reviews YT channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3XdYJjWliOdKuZMNaTiP8Q) is a great place to get a good look at affordable/midrange equipment. That guy is a fantastic nerd.
> the boarding process is chaotic and takes forever,

Yeah, LH is awful at boarding, especially in airports without the automated gates like TXL (the airport being a gigantic bag of hurt nonetheless)
The chmod is pretty suspect as well.
But is the purpose of a UBI or Negative Income Tax to spur people to find work?

I think the benefit is it allows people to take more risk - so they can avoid taking a bad job and getting stuck in a local minimum (like intelligent college graduates stuck making coffee or would-be entrepreneurs who cannot risk launching their side project) which then allows them to contribute more to society (both in taxes and other manners).

Also given the expense of administering means-tested welfare programs it could be more efficient.
hmm, I'm finding ublock origin is blocking most of the links when I click on componnents
This single sign-on is an intended feature of Keychain on iOS. Apple designed it that way.

It's only shared between apps that are signed with the same certificate.
I don't know how a state can limit Caller-ID fakery via VOIP on its own.

VOIP connections in or to the US should have to provide a legitimate Caller-ID (actual origin # or corresponding switchboard accepting inbound calls) or blocked number, but never a false number.
Your browser probably doesn't have an option to do this. If it did you'd find out that certain sites just don't work if you forbid RSA key exchange.

The type of site that wants SSL Labs A+ scores works fine. But your bank probably doesn't (they actively don't want ephemeral key exchange) and nor does some crumbly older HTTPS site running a stitched together Apache 1.x on an old Debian release.

To protect against this attack the server needs to refuse to try RSA key exchange OR you need to refuse RSA altogether including the safe and extremely popular authentication step.
Really? I've flown both Premium Economy and Economy (>10 flights each I believe) for Delta, as well as both on a few other carriers, and I've never noticed a difference that was worth more than $20 in my mind. (Most of these were long-haul.) If it's free or very cheap, then sure, but it's such a small benefit that I've been on flights where I didn't even notice I was in Premium Economy until I stood up at the end of the flight.
Wells Fargo Went Offline While Bitcoin Never Sleeps
This looks great! Is there anything similar available in other languages?

BTW if the author is about, there's a broken link at the bottom of the homepage, to https://berkin.me/rantdocs
Yeah like in Spanish "la moto", which would make you think that's wrong because moto ends on o and should be masculine. But turns out it is actually a short for "la motocicleta", which ends in an a.
Having intelligent, factual information is one thing, but spinning it with a progressive bias, that's the way to succeed.
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I agree.

Probably it's good to know that it doesn't matter, just so that you feel less fearful and tend to speak more, even wrong....
I'm a software engineering student in Austria and have interned at multiple companies and we always just used the respective English terms.

Actually, I've noticed that I sometimes just use English words mixed with German in my day-to-day talking too because they come to mind more quickly. Probably ~10% of what I say when talking German is English (with German grammar of course).
https://www.ibm.com/search?lang=de&cc=de&q=Server.%201.0.11....
Carriers were selling your location data to bounty hunters for years
Airbus A380 Gets Another Blow as Qantas Scraps Superjumbo Order
How I wish this was in C.
If a customer can't watch a film they get unhappy.

If a customer can't pay a fine - can't use their bank account - they go to jail. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/bank-acc...

These are pretty different outcomes.
In defence of Django, the way settings.py works has been very stable for the entire lifetime of Django.

It may have its problems (I don't have many issues with it) but it doesn't seem to have this problem of attracting ever more layers of abstraction on top of it. It works.
Beer before wine not fine, scientists find after vomit-filled tests
And then everyone clapped.
Its not that night and day.

Ocado will for example substitute some things that I don't really need, and aren't really substitutable. but if they don't have the nappies you ordered? No substitute, nadda. And it isn't like you can wait a week for nappies if you're running out.

Sainsburys I've always found ok, even for our Christmas shop, there weren't any substitutes.

Where Ocado is better is search. If I search for 'juice' in Sainsburys I very quickly get 'quinoa with juice of jojoba'. Ocado gives me actual fruit juices.
How to 10x Your Conversions Using Emotional Triggers
Is this news? Google has been pulling websites from searches for lots of markets, including Western countries Like Germany, France.
I think Jeff Bezos is one the people that wouldn't take a picture with their PHONE if they thought the photo should never ever be leaked to public.

Any photo you take with a connected device can be eventually obtained and published. I hope all the folks here are aware about that.
Dutch vs Flemish is the same. The dutch use the English word and the Flemish make their own word.
Yes, but I find that you fill in the blanks as you use and are exposed to German.
This entire issue could have been solved with better balancing circuitry.

If a single cell out of hundreds is bad, the circuitry should be able to wait till that cell is depleted, and then temporarily (or even permanently!) take it out of the circuit, allowing the remaining capacity in the other cells to be used.
Same here. As always, you're paying with your privacy.
Oooh that’s real nice. I use a lot of those themes in fiction I write / blueprint (probing the limits of understanding, the interpretation of legacy by the inadequate living, etc)
It doesn't have to be recent English loan words for German dialects to make things weird.

http://www.atlas-alltagssprache.de/runde-5/f15a-f/

(fyi: Butter is a loanword from Greek. I've heard "das Butter" as well.)
We track you for your own good/Apple are not an NGO anyway.
Phan (https://github.com/phan/phan) is another one.

Other potentially useful tools:

- PHP_CodeSniffer (https://github.com/squizlabs/PHP_CodeSniffer)

- GrumPHP (https://github.com/phpro/grumphp)

- PHP Mess Detector (https://phpmd.org/)
I'd love to teach my parents, but I'm still challenged by giving them indicators to determine what should or shouldn't be installed. I actually find it hard to do myself, so maybe you can help. For example: My mom likes to play Sudoku. How should she go about to determine whether it's fine to install this app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.easybrain.... ? How can she (or I) determine whether this data is uploading data collected on her phone or doing some other sort of shenanigans?
So.. what you're trying to highlight is that a language is supposed to make up for the incompetence of the person using it?
Yeah, phrasal verbs (verb-particle combinations) are almost entirely idiomatic. At least as a non-native learner, I've found it best to memorize them as units and not to even think about what the adposition would mean affixed to a noun, and that's how they were taught as well.
Understanding the x64 code models
Yes if you look at Scandinavian societies in isolation, they are happy people. The type of happiness you can feel for every minute that you do not freeze to death.

If we look at Scandinavian societies in comparison to the rest of the world and taking in consideration things like family, social connections, friendships, and general person to person connections, then you end up with a sad sad story.

Especially for an outsider living in Scandinavia. Basically one observes a pack of humanoid-like snow people that have a compeletly different value system from the rest of the world. Weak social and family relations, no morals outside of what is legal and not, and the worst of all is that they have the feeling that they are better.
A lot can be told about these people by looking at their past.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_Jante

Yes, I do live here and I do believe that "When in Rome...", but this is not Rome, it's like more like a zoo with golden toilets and snow monkeys.
I’d go further: I want a screen in Settings for every app, that shows me what it contacts, and how much data it sends, with the ability to block anything I don’t like on a per-app or global basis.

Basically I want Little Snitch built into iOS as a core feature. Hiding it behind “Advanced..” is fine.
Hi, Jelastic founder is here. Thank you for mentioning our product. Vertical scaling is not a marketing :), it's reality. Jelastic public cloud providers offer automatic vertical scaling with pay-as-you-use billing model (please do not confuse with pay-as-you-go). Except this our team helps related technologies to become more elastic, for example Java https://jelastic.com/blog/elastic-jvm-vertical-scaling/

Regarding the docker support, there are two flavors inside Jelastic:
1) Native Docker Engine - you can create a dedicated container engine for your project in the same way as you do on any IaaS today, for example “How to run Docker Swarm” https://jelastic.com/blog/docker-swarm-auto-clustering-and-s.... An advantage here is the vertical scaling feature. In Jelastic unused resources will not be considered as paid while at any other cloud provider you will have to pay for the VM resource limits.

2) Enhanced System Containers based on Dockerfile - there is no need to provision a dedicated docker engine or swarm. This solution provides even better density, elasticity, multi-tenancy and security, more advanced integration with UI and PaaS features set compared to #1. It supports multiple processes inside a single container, you can get an SSH access and use all standard tools for app deployment, write to local filesystem, use multicast and so on. It supports traditional or legacy apps while images can be prepared in the same familiar Dockefile format. Unfortunately it's not fully compatible with Native Docker Engine due to specifics limitations/requirements of docker technology itself.
Thank you for pointing out this issue. In the upcoming release we will clarify the difference between two and provide more tips which one is better to use in various cases.
Yep, and I love it even more so for that reason. This is the kind of gloves off, honest response that instantly made me respect him.
At risk of repeating myself, Bezos one words:

On that point, numerous people have contacted our investigation team about their similar experiences with AMI, and how they needed to capitulate because, for example, their livelihoods were at stake.

You’re right, most people are never going to face such an adversary personally.

But there are legions of other adversaries, at all sorts of levels, who are out to pray on almost anyone with a bit of money / fame.
There is lots of room for cognitive dissonance here.
The article hardly claims that gaming is a universally GoodThing(tm). Rather that it isn't universally a bad one. In my reading, nuance seems to be the very point.
There's something like 70 London to New York flights a day so in theory yes from a passenger numbers PoV it could support the A380 once there's terminal infrastructure.

But one of the reasons BA run so many flights (10?) a day is so that customers have choice and flexibility - it's not unknown for people to book business or first class seats on multiple flights in the same day so they can fly earlier if their schedule allows
Australia says parliament's computer network breached
And SFO
Years of Warning, Then Death and Disaster in the Pacific 7th Fleet
The warehouse was not fully automated:

The robots, complete with green flashing lights, are collecting crates of food that sit in stacks beneath the grid and delivering them to chutes, where human workers beneath take the number of items they need to complete an order and then the crates are lifted back by the machines and returned to their spot.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-43968495
In American carriers, "Economy Plus" or similar is just a little bit of more leg room, in the standard 3-4-3 or 3-3-3 configuration.

For companies like Lufthansa, SAS and others - premium economy is closer to what Business Class used to be 20 years ago. You get an amenity kit, better food selection with real cutlery, nicer pillow and duvet, and a much nicer seat - usually in a 2-2-2 configuration.
I am German living in Germany, but for the last 5 years all my work/professional live is english and I also have small word finding problems when talking about the same concepts in german, just because I usually never do it.
A consistent observation has been that all config languages tend to become turing complete over time.
Never heard of Mesibo but I've been waiting for a solution like this for a long time.

My dream of creating a new kind of messenger just got a little closer.
I don't think I could have wished for a better answer, thank you. Love it when a new area opens up to me like that! While I'm not active within lighting per se, some of our customers are, and this will help me understand the complexities of their products better. So, thank you, it does help!
I don't like the PaxEx in the 787. It feels narrower and more cramped.

A380 -> A330/A340 (on account of the 2-4-2 arrangement) -> 767 -> 777 for me.
Norwegian currently have a 787 stuck in Iran with a broken engine, so I'm not sure they can take off with only one engine
I'd rephrase the question: "Why are we templating YAML with text-based templating tools?"

I and @akx wrote a templating tool called Emrichen that's specifically designed for producing YAML and JSON from YAML templates:

https://github.com/con2/emrichen

In contrast to other template systems, Emrichen templates are not just "based on YAML", they _are_ YAML. YAML tags like "!Var varname" are used to perform things like variable substitution, loops etc. Variables can be of any JSON type, not just strings, and the template is evaluated top–down.
The problem of consciousness
Go has been well received outside of Google. Wikipedia even has a list of companies known to use Go. I'm not sure how up to date it is, but the list includes Cloudflare and Netflix. At least some of them might have the oomph to fork, take over, or otherwise influence Go if Google ever dropped the ball.

Meanwhile, I can't think of any major online service that relies on Hack apart from Facebook and its subsidiaries.
Thanks for taking the time to explain it, I wish I knew all of this when I started tinkering with Verilog - it would be much easier. Btw, consider writing a FPGA related blog, you have a lot to teach and you explain well! :)
> My belief is that we've been slowly building up to using general purpose languages, one small step at a time, throughout the infrastructure as code, DevOps, and SRE journeys this past 10 years. INI files, XML, JSON, and YAML aren't sufficiently expressive -- lacking for loops, conditionals, variable references, and any sort of abstraction -- so, of course, we add templates to it. But as the author (IMHO rightfully) points out, we just end up with a funky, poor approximation of a language.

This is the why I prefer to use a JS file for configuration instead of native JSON or YAML file if those options are available.
The BBC do seem to have realised this, considering a lot of their "stories" recently are literally just cobbled-together lists of tweets from these random people.
Japan sets date for asteroid 'rock grab'