skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This expectation vs. entitlement discussion is just quibbling over semantics.

I don't expect to be mentored, but I won't give an employer the time of day if I don't see myself growing in the job, so it's the same effect. Personal/professional growth is table stakes.

You can pick however you want to frame it. It's the same end effect: if I work for you and not as a founder/C suite, mentorship on the job is a baseline requirement when we negotiate the terms.
The first one reminds me of the buffalo puzzle:

Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo.

Add capitalization (and, optionally, two linking words) so that the above makes sense.
For better or worse, the US is far from unique in this, e.g., this high-profile case here in the UK from the past few weeks: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-47847740
Bees living in Notre Dame cathedral roof survived fire
It's a little cyclical of a thing though, right? Almost paradoxical? You need capital to achieve regulatory capture; regulatory capture guarantees capital. I've always found that term "government granted monopoly" a little dishonest and overused. The institution had enough capital to buy its protection; if the institution lost its power (capital), it would lose footing on its monopoly as well.

As far as using Capitalism as a generic umbrella term, I don't think that is necessarily the case here. A government in a capitalistic country is expected to operate this way; lobbying and campaign finance being the only true democratic levers in the society.
I'm specifically talking about things like VAX and old sun and DEC etc
Well therein lies the rub. Assange isn't a journalist or an American citizen. Neither applies. Seriously though, I don't think those rights are exclusive to either journalists or Americans. I personally believe those rights are inalienable rights that everyone deserves, among others. In fact, all others. We are all created equal and should be able to live as such, but any right comes with responsibility. I don't feel Assange is being responsible or transparent. He's past the point of being given the benefit of the collective doubt. I don't know what's going on, but honestly, no one involved in any of this seems innocent at this point.
You either discriminate without diversity, or discriminate with diversity.
> The reason the advice "be yourself" exists, and also why older people tend to be the ones expressing it, is that the danger in not being yourself is that you may wake up one day in a career or surrounded by people that do not accept you for who you are.

If you are an African American or female or both in the tech industry the above couldn't be more true.
Wouldn't you be speed limited by the lowest bandwidth equipment in the mix? Unless it's fiber (or equivalent bandwidth) from end to end you're not going to be able to go faster than what the slowest machine will process. If your outbound bandwidth is limited, you may want to compress files locally first, to save on transfer time. That being said, 64-bit scp will probably work fine? If there's no restrictions, making it a torrent would probably work as well, if you need to transfer them more passively.
Interesting, I hadn't heard that. Do you remember where you heard about it? It sounds like that legislator needs to be voted out of office ASAP.
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I like this interpretation. I think the entire reason my social awkwardness has diminished in the past decade is that I've learned to ignore worries about how people see me and just focused on trying to make things better whenever the opportunity overlaps my skills. 'Being myself' means fuck-all but 'using my skills to support others' has some meaning.

It's not a competition, and the universe doesn't give a shit who's happy. No one's owed anything. Make things better for those around you, and maybe it'll spill over. No guarantees... but as a hand it's all we hold against death and taxes.
So long as it's open-source and E2E encrypted, I'm extremely on board with this. Simply giving people a better option that actually has their interests - instead of corporate interests - at heart could be a great way to solve the social platform debacle.
I'm confident you're right. My point was just to reinforce the argument that CBP has a longstanding concern about whether visitors to the US are here to conduct business.
Even if it is a bit dated, Accelerated C++ book is a great resource for c programmers.
Plus: non specialists have a chance of being able to use it proficiently, without having to know its internals.
It was (is) one search away on the famous bay of pirates.
So, apparently bees have an instinctive behavior for what to do in the case of fire. Moreoever, it appears to be different for European bees than for other bees. Evolution is an amazing thing, and so are social insects.
building a structure where each 2D element

It sounds to me like this is 'easier' because, I dunno, traversing arrays is 'easier'. But mechanically, serially scanning a disk or cylinder is much simpler than serially scanning a rectangle. You can build a high resolution scanner that isn't based directly on the original drive mechanism that but still does magical high resolution scanning for offline analysis without the additional artificial obstacle of making it like an image scanner.
I think they are designed to appeal to SR20/22 owners looking for an upgrade, as the only real advantage they offer on the competition is CAPS (although I'd take the second engine on a kingair over a parachute)

Full glass cockpit is also looks pretty sweet.
The article discusses several current uses for He3 and cites a yearly demand of 70,000 liters.
From a US legal perspective on corporate personhood, Capital is free speech. Limits on campaign finance limit a corporate persons' first amendment rights. Lobbying and campaign finance are not corruption. It is legal, systemic, and operating as intended.

Capital being the true democratic mean in the world's most capitalistic country is not surprising or incorrect. It's intentional.
That's a good one. I also like "Become your best self".

Less profound but invites continual improvement, and it subtly elicits what matters to you.
Long ago, I had a Dell laptop with ports on the back. Never an issue, cables out of the way, out of sight.
If you're making 30 kUSD/month without any employees, it sounds like you could reasonably hire someone to take some of those responsibilities off your shoulders, freeing you up to do more stuff.

Have you considered hiring an employee or two to help with some of the basic responsibilities? Or do you feel that there may be some nuance to the work that you're hesitant to trust to someone else? Or, do you simply enjoy it too much to want to do something else?
Nice job! Did you also share the post on Product Hunt? I recall a company having a botched launch because any upvotes they got from sharing the link weren't counted.
> micro-aggressions

Not GP, but I agree, and would further like to stop hearing this one too...
I think that what works for companies like Uber/Google/Facebook is not applicable to the rest of fortune 500 or all of the rest of the companies.

disclaimer: I am one of Datree.io founders. We provide a visibility and governance solution to R&D organizations on top of GitHub.

Here are some rules and enforcement around Security and Compliance which most of our companies use for multi-repo GitHub orgs.
1. Prevent users from adding outside collaborators to GitHub repos.
2. Enforce branch protection on all current repos and future created ones - prevent master branch deletion and force push.
3. Enforce pull request flow on default branch for all repos (including future created) - prevent direct commits to master without pull-request and checks.
4. Enforce Jira ticket integration - mention ticket number in pull request name / commit message.
5. Enforce proper Git user configuration.
6. Detect and prevent merging of secrets.
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Not having grown up in the US, I listened in fascination to the first episodes of Serial season 3, “... Cleveland. Not for one extraordinary case; instead, Serial wanted to tackle the whole criminal justice system. To do that we figured we’d need to look at something different: ordinary cases.”

After a few episodes I had to take a break. It is so upsetting. Justice is not a reality.

https://serialpodcast.org/season-three/about

““Charge stacking” is a process by which police and prosecutors create a case with numerous charges or numerous instances of the same charge to convince the defendant that the risk of not pleading guilty is intolerable. The defendant may be convinced to plead guilty to a few of the charges in return for not being prosecuted for the remaining charges.“
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Courtroom_Workgroup
Preppr (https://preppr.com). I built this Instagram scheduling site and iOS app. Currently doing $10,000 MRR over the last month.
Why not a plug on the back, out of sight?
> a speedy manual review process

Does the law require a speedy manual process, and quantify what speedy means?

Because we hear complaints about the large tech companie's manual exception processes quite often, and speedy is not usually a word that is used to describe them
Oh yes, because boys are obsolete, obviously.
This is the text of the final bill: https://leg.colorado.gov/sites/default/files/2018a_1099_sign...

Reading the text, it sounds like that was the bill that created the problem in the first place.
FWIW his crimes didn't target any country specifically, so he could've faced trouble anywhere in the world.

There's not necessarily anything wrong with prosecuting him in the US, but presumably the US authorities could've just as well spared themselves the work and referred this to the UK authorities in whose jurisdiction the crimes were committed.
Thank you chris for all your work on Truffle! Looking forward to using it.
This is a great example of how to foster an inclusive culture that isn’t at all limited to women and minorities. The things described here will make everyone feel good about the work they do and the people they do it with.
Better advice is "Know yourself." That implies the need to develop the ability to step outside of yourself and examine your behavior, desires, assumptions, and reactions. I say "develop the ability" because for many people, this is not an innate ability, but has to be learned. It also required brutal honesty. Some people cannot do it.
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The plea agreement includes an "Attachment A" detailing the case against him, which isn't weak:

https://www.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.wied.77855/...

In particular, there are CIs with online chat transcripts corroborating the accusations, and Hutchins offered a partial confession the day of his arrest.

Hutchins also had excellent representation, including Marcia Hofmann.
You can't eliminate disparities in influence, or competitive self-serving behaviour by attacking people's ability to accumulate private capital. The Soviet Union had very little private capital, yet was extremely corrupt for that reason.
And now Google is pushing DeepMind Healthcare in England?! Do they not learn from these examples? Anyone who uses EMR knows very well the beauty of copy-paste and this single little convenience is creating more disinformation than the Mt Everest piles of illegible scrawl that used to be medical records. At least in those days, a HUMAN had to write something. And how did everybody forget this little gem from the 1960s: 'GIGO' = garbage in , garbage out. I dont care how many layers your RNN has, it will NEVER get accurate data. Sick people are not reliable sources of info and it takes a HUMAN to strip off all the emotional distortion to get the facts.
I think so too, sounds like a big stick the govt can use with wide latitude, to make an example out of something they don’t like.
He's charged with a money-making scheme he ran into his early 20s.
If you factor in that your MBP could probably comfortably emulate 100 6502s in real time, 1000x isn’t quite as severe an overestimate. Get the GPU in the game and, even with terrible warp utilization and cache efficiency, you still might be able to hit that 1000x for purely academic purposes on a desktop card with HBM (maybe 2500 real-time-emulated 6502s on a 250w system).

Move to the microcontroller world, though, and 1000x is a vast underestimate. The main core in a current project of mine runs at 24 MHz and draws around 1.2 mW without even entering sleep. This system could probably emulate a Master 128 just fine in real time, for about 1/10,000x the power.
It's fine. Honestly, my home country is a lot worse. I'm not discouraged, it's the cost of travel for me.
^^The incentives are misaligned among recruiters, candidates, and employers when recruiters only want to place someone just long enough to hit the 90-day mark.

Precisely! That's why I think Triplebyte.com is such an overrated company. Behind all their new-age silicon valley spin, they are nothing but an old-school scheming recruiter, charging $10K++ per hire.

Think of about it - it's the ultimate rent-seeking industry out there. I feel that the $10K should go to the candidate who is actually going to do all the work and/or be re-invested into R&D (actually adding value to the world rather than paying fat recruiters).
Agreed. CFAA makes these kind of disclosures stupid-risky in USA. If the company has a bug bounty program then MAYBE disclose. You only stand to lose by trying to be a good samaritan otherwise.
The person above you was correct and they are real things that are called microaggressions. A micro aggression is defined as "A statement, action, or incident regarded as an instance of indirect, subtle, or unintentional discrimination against members of a marginalized group such as a racial or ethnic minority."
Title changes can be very valuable. The thing is, they're only valuable because they help you get a better job elsewhere. "Here's something that is only useful if you leave". Cool, I appreciate it, but do you expect me not to use it?

If you want to help your employees, give them title changes. If you want to help and retain your employees, give them title changes and pay raises.
> operating as intended.

Operating according to the current interpretation of the US constitution. The intentions of its writers are another matter entirely.
> Not sure if posting those would be welcome by the participants since most of them are still alive.

Genuinely curious... is it okay to post private details of a person once they're dead? There are things that I want to keep private while I'm alive, and that I hope stay private when I'm dead. Does other people's curiousity trump my wishes just because I'm no longer around?
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But -- while obviously I do not endorse such laws -- the difference is you are violating their law at that moment, where you stand by just being you. Once again: I fundamentally disagree with such laws but the situation is different.
I directly knew, from being in some IRC channels he and I frequented ages ago, that he was absolutely guilty of the charge. But I also knew (as far as I could tell) that he genuinely turned over a new leaf a while ago, left that life behind, and is trying to do good now. This is a pretty common story for whitehats; many of their hats weren't quite so white in their pasts, whether people around them are aware or not.

People make mistakes, and people can change. Don't feel too bad for contributing to his defense. He fucked up and is trying to make up for the damage he caused by sincerely helping people.
> Luckily capitalism doesn’t prevent cooperation, we just need to get it in our heads to actually do it.

It effectively does, under enough competitive pressure. Incentives are stacked in such a way that for any attempt at coordination, it's profitable to be the one to defect. In fact, a big (if not the main) job of regulations is to enforce cooperation in situations where market guides people to defect.
His defense and the prosecutors have stipulated to two counts, each of which has a maximum sentence of 5 years. The norm is for like crimes to be sentenced concurrently, so "up to 10 years" does not seem accurate.

The plea agreement itself stipulates to the sentencing level. Assuming all charges group, the maximum proposed sentencing level is 13, with the caveat that the agreement allows prosecutors to argue for an adjustment of as many as 8 sentencing levels. With no previous criminal history, a level 13 offense is 12-18 months.

Late edit

I missed that he also loses 3 levels for accepting responsibility. At level 10, his guideline range would be 6-12 months.

For more detail on how this works, Google [popehat whale sushi].
And that is fine, again, the so called Dread Pirate Roberts 2 was arrested and convincted in the UK mostly based on info the US handed to the UK. The problem is the US arresting someone who was. not. in. the. USA. when committing the crime (if he did).
I have an edge in the market and it can work with larger portfolios than mine so I setup a system where my entries/exits are automatically posted for others to follow. Also, my algo generates the plan at night and that gets posted before the market opens so people can get in when I get in and make the same profits. In trading, most services aren't as transparent/don't get into all their recommendations, so this helps me take advantage of a niche. It's not nearly as profitable as I expected, but it will be soon once I create more awareness for it. It's not really a side project because I do trade full-time, but it kind of is a side project as I don't spend too much time marketing/advertising/adding features. Finding a niche is important, in my opinion.
Looking forward to it! And if there's a preprint you're comfortable sharing please let me know!
This is beside your point, but I've found PEG to be a nice step up in usability from lex&yacc, as again, you only have to write one grammar definition.

Wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parsing_expression_grammar
Example Implementation: https://pegjs.org/
If they were trying so hard to get out of wireline, then why are trying to keep governments out of it?
3 months is a long time.... how long is someone supposed to wait for a response before you just move ahead? If the answer is "forever", it becomes trivial to perform a denial of service attack on a standard. Mozilla specifically said, "this is not high priority for us". If it's not high priority for them to respond, that's fine, but waiting forever doesn't seem like a reasonable thing to require.
Super interesting! What’s the pricing to have content hosted? Do you make the content?
WSJ has been paywalled since 1996 - these "reminders" are growing extremely tiresome. Their articles are posted here because they are usually high quality and interesting - something they are able to do because they have adequate funding.
It is obvious. People will leave wireless mice plugged in all the time out of superstition or worry. Apple’s way elegantly eliminates that possibility. Anybody who wants to plug in their wireless mouse may purchase another.
I interpreted that failure as Google being powerless against big ISPs.
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>>All ethical guidelines are, in some sense, arbitrary, but the one that says one should try to treat people equally is a pretty good one

If the software has a less than 100% success rate, then it does not treat people equally.

What you're actually arguing is that inequality between ethnic/racial/gender groups is more important to eliminate than inequality between other groups.

And the fact that you keep calling my argument tendentious is thoroughly intolerant and unconstructive.

I see my position as a completely reasonable response to the topic at hand, and just because you have a different view on the issue, you attack my motives.

>>because your arguments are just armchair pedantry, devoid of real-world relevance.

You realize that trying to ridicule and demean people like this is a terrible way to address views you disagree with, right?

Please don't act like this.
Thanks man. No I didn’t share the post on PH. The hunt was actually last Monday.
That's true, but it's also important to remember that there is no such thing as free market, or a market disconnected from government. Trying to make regulations work in your favour is just another thing market players do, not different in principle from opening new shops or spending money on advertising.
Not super related but it's worth noting that Charles Simonyi sort of pioneered something called 'intentional programming' [1] a good while ago, going so far as to create the Intentional Software Company to promote the practice.

1 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intentional_programming
Encryption apps put key conversations out of Mueller’s reach
Yes! Great talk on that subject here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2eWOqz_mJ0
For the financial split, the goal is to come out with something viewed as fair and reasonable. However for decision making, it is critical to have some way the company can make effective decision. If, for example, the co founders are on a sailing ship suddenly see rocks dead ahead, a decision must be made whether to go to the right or the left. The worst thing is not to be able to decide because two co-founders/co-captains have equal shares/voting and there is no mechanism to effect the decision.

Further more, if two (or more) co founders cannot decide before hand on how to deal with a deadlock, then it is always better to quit while you are ahead.

And yes, I had this experience as well as one that was the opposite.
For the sake of argument, even if what you say is 100% applicable, and every single person expressing concern about overpopulation is just focused on their own lifestyle, it shouldn't make any difference.

Overpopulation is something that, if real, will have an impact regardless of the motivation for people's concern. It's not purely a social construct like say the wearing of tattoos.

It's lazy to dismiss such serious concerns with appeals to hypocrisy. Even if 100% of the people making such claims now are actually hypocrites, your voice could improve the ratio to only 99.9999%
Solo started http://Fairpixels.co/pro - UX/UI for B2B SaaS companies. a “Service as a Service” powered by custom internal software to work more efficiently. Growing strong and working with small saas companies and Elon Musk cofounded ventures.
Trying to understand what this service is ... I paged through the images on the front page carousel ..... every image seemed to described it is a completely different service:

- planet f1 - follow live action grand prix

- bbmoji - get your own animated emoji

- dana mobile wallet and payment system

- buy event tickets in nigeria

- bbm sticker factory

- bbm discover - a single source for all the content and services that are important to you.

The last one might be a little too ambitious and unfocused perhaps.
If you hack a bunch of computers in China, and China figures it out, and then you visit China, bet that China will arrest and imprison you. I don't see what's out of the ordinary about the fact pattern we're talking about here.
Replace "deserve" with "can find somewhere else".
The point was, attaboy could be used in the same way that "guys" is. I don't see how that's a straw man fallacy.

Also, companies promoting switching pro-nouns is an ineffective way to get people to be more inclusive. It's a band-aid. You be inclusive by actually being inclusive.
They do. But there's nothing special about the gravity of a black hole versus the gravity of "ordinary matter". The vast majority of the matter in a galaxy is in orbit and won't get anywhere near close enough to the central black hole to fall into it. This is true of stars, planets, gas, and dust just as it's true of dark matter.
How does this work? How can you even tell VoIP data from non-VoIP data? I would have guessed that everything is encrypted.