skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"Evidence suggests" there must be a limit, after which more time off reduces productivity, yes? If your boss gives you 168 hours off per week, you won't be at maximum productivity. Instead of a generalized statement which can't possibly be true in all circumstances, perhaps your argument would have more merit if you could accurately identify the inflection point.
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Here's an example of a YC startup that's exploring this area: https://persephonebiome.com/. They are developing microbiome therapeutics that improve the effectiveness of certain classes of cancer drugs. (We're a small investor.)
NEW PALETEE

Small typo bang centre of the page, but it is with the help of HN criticism that these things get ironed out.

I thought the product was really nice. If I was to suggest a useful addition and that is to make it software as a service with an API. If you are building an ecommerce catalogue then it is useful to be able to automatically get the colours of products and a third party app with hooks for the likes of Magento could be useful. Of course the algorithms for doing colour palettes can be done with some Imagemagick code but most people are not very aware of how colours work. Even though people use colour pickers and have heard of 'HSV' doing anything algorithmically with images and colours just has this obstacle in the way of programmers not necessarily being into colours - that is for design and the two may never mix!

The interface is clean and can lure people in, put some API together and a few tiers of plans and this could find a niche.
Support Vector Machines (SVMs) Implementation in C (2008)]
You likely are just going through the token system, not putting your details directly into the application. Next to nothing works like that.
people like you make earth hell.
I use the word Illegals as short for Illegal Aliens.

There are multiple types of Illegals, they are not all here to immigrate, therefore Illegals or Illegal Aliens is the most appropriate and inclusive nomenclature.
Dude, really?
I'm going to rock your world: almost nobody uses the keyword scanners in the ATSs. Sending a resume is mostly a waste of time, if you find a job you like just speak to someone that works at that company, preferably the hiring manager, and your likelihood of at least getting an interview goes up by about two orders of magnitude. Happy to teach you other tricks if you care for it.
I had the same concern. The word "porn" might be blocked, or prejudiced by [Work], making the page not safe for Work.

If possible, drop the the^H^H^H word "porn" from the top page at least.
I was pretty great when working a blue-collar industrial job. I'd work 6:30-5 (unpaid half hour lunch) monday-thursday one week, then tuesday-friday the next. So you'd get a four-day weekend every other week, and if there was extra work, you'd get time-and-a-half for it. A ten hour day wasn't bad, because you went until 9, had a half hour break, went to noon, ate lunch, went until 3 and had another break, then closed out the day until 5. It was almost an extended pomodoro.

Even now, programming on salary, I'd rather do 4 tens, 7-5. The overhead of commuting is what kills me, and it'd actually be less traffic if I went in earlier. Besides, those two hours before everybody else gets there could be more productive than the whole rest of the day.
What are the biggest issues for you with removing Play Services?

Wouldn't this remove the ability to use almost all commercial / Play Store apps and leave you with what's available on F-Droid or similar?I

At that point - with 90% of apps gone - I might as well get an old BlackBerry or something and get by with just basic IMap mail, calendar, contacts, and SMS.
Go's official package management solution actually only fetches the minimum specified version of each dependency. So auto-upgrades never happen except when you explicitly update a dependency to a newer version.
Can't you solve that by, maybe at the state level, creating some mandate around yellow light time relative to intersection length and perhaps taking into account speed limit?

I mean, I'm no urban planner but an analysis around that type of protection should be a plan A, and distrust of government as described here should be a plan B. But, as per the culture, distrusting government seems to be a plan A ("but what if this perverse incentive is created..")
Everything. After 10 years it doesn’t really matter how much experience you have. I took off the two jobs I had between 1996-2008 because the skillset was outdated (VB6, Perl, Classic ASP) or something I didn’t want to do (C and C++). I’ve been doing C# since 2008 so I don’t think that will be irrelevant even in 2022.
A 1/5 hit in revenue might have a larger impact on profits. It would completely wipe out many businesses with small margins. Are we saying that those businesses should not exist?

Edit: increased productivity needs to be a huge part of the argument here
Ask HN: Which solar panels would you recommend
Looking for recommendations on solar panels. Tesla offers Hanwha and Panasonic. SunPower has Maxeon. Does anyone have experience using them and how they perform. Both seem to offer 25 years warranty. Btw, am in NY.
In Logan's Run, however, most of the people voluntarily retired themselves in Carousel.
But how did the product get reviewed in the first place? Publications don’t review every single long tail product that gets made, only the ones that generate enough buzz and attention to get noticed. And the point of an ad is to generate that publicity in the first place.
Rules-lawyering at its finest.

This kind of reminds me of the “is a jaffa cake a biscuit” legal fight, which mattered a great deal for VAT purposes.
its federally mandated to be between 3 to 6 seconds. towns are free to choose anything in between. some towns that had 5 second yellow lights will change it to 2 seconds after installing a red light camera and make good amount of money from locals who knows the length of the yellow and attempt to blow thru
I’m in North Atlanta. My email address is in my profile.
A good one and a great one, while they last:

Good
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/WHVW

Great
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/WKHR
I‘ve experienced some of the most insane red-light cycles in fly-over-usa.

The one I still remember to this day, was one that took 15 minutes. It was 2am at an left-turn into a t-intersection. There was of course no traffic at all. We haven’t seen a car for 30 min. before and after, but the fear of some traffic cop just waiting for us to crack was bigger than our impulse to end this nonsense.

Till this day it haunts me that there might have been a traffic cop sitting in front of us all the time, because this insane red-light was the perfect trap. What else he‘d be doing all night anyways? It took so long, we went from frustration to laughing multiple times. And then we’ve started counting the clock.
My solution to this has generally been to add a
"1997 - 2000 Various
Previous work history available upon request" at the bottom.

And then just carry a copy or two of the full CV with you to the interview. If someone wants to see it, let them. Generally interviewers have just been curious.
Former Unity Technology VP files lawsuit alleging CEO sexually harassed her
Depends on what they are doing.

Oh you found a 'bug' in Mac OS, Windows, or Linux? Probably not.

Oh you found a 'bug' some open source library? Maybe.

Or in our in house developed framework? Probably.

In house framework I wrote? Certain of that.
Not being able to get a C-level position is a problem for a very small number of people. Not being able to get a job at all, on the other hand...
Forced to? Even if it forces small businesses out of business?

I don’t think that forcing people to do things is ideal, personally.
I don't really care.

People who engage in age discrimination, against young people, should be fired or fined out of existence.

Discrimination is discrimination.
They've organised alternate supplies - as have any Chinese who don't trust the local water. As you would expect.

I'm glad you mentioned Flint though. I assume most Americans here know about Flint's issues - but they realise the USA is a big place and that's only one town. Well, China's a big place too. Yeah, it can improve, a lot. But this godforsaken hellscape that people seem to imagine all the time is just not real.
Remembering Tin House, a Literary Haven for ‘Brilliant Weirdos’
Study Finds Trump Tax Cuts Failed to Do Anything but Give Rich People Money
Would you prefer the model which is more correct, or more explainable? Let's assume for a second it's one or another.
An Update from MapR
I was just about to say that. I also found that a surprising number of sites that used framesets would also embed midi files as entertainment...
Wages won’t track linearly with productivity because different goods and services have different demands for labour and capital. As we get better at making physical goods prices decrease or quality increases or both. A haircut or a dance recital still takes the same amount of human labour though and it gets more expensive in relative terms. If it didn’t people would leave the service industry for the higher wages available in goods production. And more advanced economies have a higher share of services than less advanced ones. That’s Baumol’s cost disease and it explains huge amounts of the growing relative costs of highly labour intensive services like education or healthcare. See Why Are the Prices So Damned High?, Helland and Tabarrok.

https://www.mercatus.org/system/files/helland-tabarrok_why-a...

Most important and revealing graph in the entire book

https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2019/05/wh...

As well as that you have growing land use regulation making certain types of housing illegal, e.g. apartments or houses below a certain area, or flophouses/SROs. Zoning more generally does this everywhere. Most of the residential buildings in Manhattan would be illegal to build today. So land holders capture much of the gains in productivity and that doesn’t show up in the labour share of productivity growth. But land ownership is extremely widespread; this is the lower middle class and up, not just the rich capturing increases in productivity.

Less important but still significant is that due to the US tax code’s treatment of benefits compensation has gone up more than wages have. The cost of health insurance has gone up enormously since the 70’s, A’s has what you get for your money.
That doesn't mean that in more traditionally organised society they'd farm. Maybe they would, maybe they wouldn't. Maybe their traditional "men deal with animals, women deal with plants" would be kept.

> That's most of the work.

The wikipedia sounds like livestock and fishing is also big part of their lives.
By this logic, a building can't be created or destroyed.

I suppose you argue that consciousness is a fundamental aspect of nature, independent of all other things, rather than some emergent property of matter and energy.

If so, it is an extraordinary belief requiring extraordinary evidence.
Why Are the Prices So D*Mn High? [pdf]
I would be OK with the cameras if they caught only dangerous egregious violations. I got a ticket from one of these once simply for stopping too far short of the right turn line, then it thought I didn't stop when I proceeded to turn. No human cop would ever ticket that.
So every car insurance and car rental company should be removed? After all, they all charge higher rates to young people irrespective of years actually driving. I mean, sure science says the human brain doesn't mature until mid 20s and sure young people have much higher rates of accidents. But, damn it, we should just wipe them all out anyway, right?
There's been a teensy bit more details than that, e.g. [1]. If you think about exactly the file semantics that Bigtable would require (append, pread) that's exactly what is provided. Note that Colossus and D are two separate things. Google systems can use D without Colossus and a long time ago people used Colossus without D, although today Colossus/D is implied. The presentation gives the broad strokes of how Colossus is able to bootstrap itself from Chubby. It helps if you've also read the Bigtable paper [2].

1: http://www.pdsw.org/pdsw-discs17/slides/PDSW-DISCS-Google-Ke...
2: https://static.googleusercontent.com/media/research.google.c...
Using the correct semantic element goes a huge way for people using screen readers and other assistive tech. One of the things I hate most about react/vue is how casually people use divs for everything from inputs to images. Over 20% of people use some assistive tech, whether that be zoom, contrast controls, screen readers, etc. Even if you can't test all this, being aware of it when building/coding is a huge step forward.
I'm much more in favor of infringing on privacy in a way to prevent law breaking than enforcement.

My point is: the current system of enforcement is pretty authoritarian. And many of us take issue with that. Especially since the stated motives of such authoritarians don't hold too much water when looked at thoroughly (as I'm trying to point out with this example of enforcement vs prevention)
The Sound of Sorting – “Audibilization” and Visualization of Sorting Algorithms
At Hesperian and A street by any chance? I got the same thing there but it was bogus because I did stop, just 15 feet before due to reasons.
Working as a contractor and working as consultant are really different things.
iOS 13 Beta Video Review – Changes and Features
Do you need hackers for hire? Do you need to keep an eye on your spouse by gaining access to their emails? As a parent do you want to know what your kids do on a daily basis on all social networks in others to make sure they're not getting into trouble? Whatever it is, Ranging from Bank Jobs, Flipping cash, Criminal records, removal of mugshots ,DMV, Taxes, crypto currency fraud investigation Name it, they can get the job done www.assuredhacks.com
I owe 100% of my salary growth to job-hopping, so your assumption is incorrect.

Look, you made a bad argument. It's not a big deal. The fact is that the situation you described is frankly ridiculous: the notion that, were it not for older workers depressing wages, entry-level workers would cause compensation to go up by being so good at what they do and geographically flexible that they can go from metro area to metro area telling employers to fuck off until somebody recognizes them for the genius that they are. (It's a nice fantasy, though.)
> Especially if the cutting edge tools are in the service of AdTech and such, endlessly optimizing how to absorb everybody's spare attention.

The simple and obvious solution is a universal ban on advertising, in all forms, outright. No more p-hacking humans, period.
Huawei Accused of Technology Theft
How many computer geeks don’t have at least one spare computer around? For me, all my development is cross platform. If push came to shove, I would setup a VM on AWS and use the Workspaces client for my iPad.

Of course if you’re doing iOS/Mac development the situation is different.
A lot of American civilians tend to be anti-authoritarianism, either in the "Cops are racist, BLM" sense, or in the "Don't tread on me, Cliven Bundy" sense. Just part of the culture.
It appears to be CORS related:

Cross-Origin Request Blocked: The Same Origin Policy disallows reading the remote resource at https://www.reddit.com/r/EarthPorn/hot.json. (Reason: CORS request did not succeed).

Firefox's security model doing its job
Enacting environmental laws enforces a boycott by forcing individuals to consume less of the thing. Any regulation on oil (which I'm not particularly opposed to) has the effect of increasing the prices of the things derived from it, which forces less consumption since people cannot afford it. Either way, the oil company is harmed. A similar thing can be achieved (albeit with more money for other government programs) by placing a consumption tax on oil and oil-based products. Great! But, that does not obviate anyone of the fact that their desire for oil-based products is what keeps these billion dollar companies alive. That is the reason why the exist

The article places the blame for the current situation on the oil companies. This is ridiculous. The oil companies started to meet a demand, not because some group of people met and decided to ruin the environment and then convince people they needed oil, which is what anyone accepting the article's main point has to believe.
Nice. I went to la sagrada familia today and this becomes hacker news top post.
There are so many areas security could cover... What are you looking for exactly? From a physical standpoint, simplisafe is cheap and effective to catch break-ins. Pair with a decent live view camera system (let's face it, live view is all you really get from a useful standpoint unless you want to shell out some money) and you've got a great monitoring system. Add a ring doorbell or similar to top it off.

Or are you looking at network security and IDS-type equipment? In that case, how skilled are you? Bitdefender Box is great for home users. A powerful firewall such as pfsense or mikrotik pairs will with snort or mirikata and dns filtering if you're advanced.

You really need to provide more context to the question if you want the right answers.
LIKU social robot makes you fall in love
SRE: Debugging: Getting to Impact Through SLOs
This is not too surprising as analog techniques sometimes require much, much less power, and 8-bit resolution used in these GPUs. A prism can perform a Fourier transform more efficiently than an FPGA, as can a SAW device performing correlation. The first SAR radars used real-time optical processing with direct write to film.

A simple super-heterodyne receiver will run months off a single AA battery. Try that with SDR.
I was initially confused how this could work, since GitHub pages is only for static hosting, but it turns out you use it by pushing notes to your repo, and Precis acts as more of a viewer/organizer for your notes (if I am understanding it correctly). I don't know if I would call it a note-taking app, since the actual note taking part is on your own computer rather than on the website, but it is pretty cool. Very pretty!
According to this The New York Times leans more to the left than Politico. So by your logic The New York Times should also be banned. I really have a hard time equating The New York Times with Breitbart.
> Easy to say, but hard to do when the people who you genuinely value your relationship with don't use anything else.

Honestly most of my friends talk and organize on Facebook. I deleted mine. Things haven't really changed much. I just get texts when something is happening. Your friends are still your friends without whatever technology facilitates your social sphere.

My experience, and many others that I know, is that I don't seem to be majorly affected by a lack of a social media account. So I always get confused when people say that WeChat/Facebook/whatever IS their social life. If you don't like it, just dump it. Your friends will still be your friends. If they don't then I'm not sure you can consider them friends. I mean it is kinda ridiculous notion when you consider how surface level and superficial it is to kill a relationship because you don't use a specific communication medium.

You aren't going to lose your relationships. You aren't going to miss out on events. Your friends will still be your friends.
There’s some cruel irony of you bringing up accounting for more stability when another poster in these comments said his father was laid off from an accounting job in his 40s and never found another job again. Modern work is brutal in the developed world and our institutions both government and market are failing at utilizing the wealth of human experience and knowledge available primarily for the sake of institutions built upon generations of burn-out, complacency, and cronyism as the dark sides of the virtues of diligence, solidarity, and trust relationships.
I hope there will be a return to simple web pages where HTML is used for content, not apps. That’s the way the web was intended. Web assembly is nice and all, but it does smell an awful lot like Java applets in 1997. Proprietary, slow and hard to grok.
Tell that to the person who drove an hour into the city to serve you your coffee.

Its double regressive. They have to drive more (so risk more tickets) and the wealth differential makes their fine higher.
I suspect that the incivility and self-righteousness that comes through in these comments may have lead some to think that the poster needs some time to gain perspective, and wisdom, about how to deal with everyone with respect.
> median salary in bay area is probably twice to three times what it is in most urban texas areas.

It's important to remember that medians aren't truly representative of extremes. While most/many might be able to afford it, there would undoubtedly also be those who cannot.
There’s no glory in being excited to launch a basic permissions/access panel for end users of an auth product that should’ve shipped on Day 1. Shameful.
But.. the sources used by that page put it on the "Lean Left" range, along with The Economist and The Washington Post, while Breitbart is put on the "Right", and much farther from the middle than Politico...
This seems very similar to codingbat.com. My CS teacher in high school made me do codingbat and it was very helpful; I could see this site doing the same for JS learners. Codingbat is not as mobiles optimized but is still usable on my phone. As another commenter mentioned, some important differences are:

Number of problems, sorted into levels of difficulty / focus areas (this has only one problem that I would consider 'hard')

Help (not just solution) is available to those who want it

Helpful error messages

Syntax highlighting

That said, I really like the interface here. It works well on my phone and looks nice on a desktop, and is straightforward and simple. The only issue is that keyboard auto capitalization/autocorrect gets annoying to deal with on a phone. Hacker's Keyboard (free software Android keyboard) could help with that; it would be nice to have a link to something like that for Android+iOS on the website.
Here's a well documented attempt to clear the gene pool of "crazy" people. Use whatever word you want for it. English speakers call it eugenics.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2800142/
Hm... to claim the coins they saved, you have to receive and send a small transaction from the compromised wallet to verify ownership. But how do they make sure that it's not claimed by the hackers who may have the seed of these wallets? The only thing they say is that they don't send it if there is multiply claims (probably one from hacker and one from real owner).
Ha ha, but they still had sand men.
QML via PySide :)