skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sounds a bit too finicky, hmm. From looking at teardowns of, eg, the Ableton Push 2, it looks like a gold-plated pcb with fingers that the conductive sheet sits on.
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And for Haiku too.
> If it would save you 1/10th of an engineer per year, it becomes immediately worth.

This ignores second-order effects.

Is it worth limiting yourself to an ecosystem with only users who are ok paying $20k per year, with "open source" development but all development activity done by one company that is trying to make a profit off something unproven, and then tie your core business data to it? Maybe. Not so clear cut though.
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Have you been tipping on your AWS bill? Or the package delivery workers? (What does Amazon have to do with this?)
As was clear in context: Google evaluates the real thing for inboxing. It is relevant to which tab your emails get placed under. Hence all the advice to remove people who don't engage.

Whatever open rate stats are shown to marketers are irrelevant to google's deliverability choices.
You realize that the OP's concerns actually intesify if the author in question is perceived as an authority on the topic, right?
Meanwhile google keyboard collects everything you type and android collects everything you say. Who needs bugs..
I only have a concern about how this works : Is it a client-side computation of the loaded file OR a livestream of the game with only a check on the uploaded-file to verify if no copyright enforcement is bypassed ?
> sub mymethod($$)

That does not work. Prototypes are ignored for method calls. You are expected to not abuse prototypes for signatures as they serve a different purpose.

> it's an untyped language

That's wrong even with the most lenient/charitable interpretation. Using an unexpected type of data is a fatal error.

perl -e'$x = {}; $x->[0]; print "survived"'
Not an ARRAY reference at -e line 1.

Type constraints have existed for a very long time, for example see http://p3rl.org/Kavorka::Manual::Signatures#Type-constraints
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Who’s mad about HFT? 100m out of a what 40tn dollar world GDP?

I get it, just seems... unlikely. Who cares?
The social value or reducing the price dissemination lag from a microsecond to 110 ns is zero. Hence why the billions of resources going into it are a greater waste than even bitcoin.
I found it a bit odd as well. Maybe it was an odd/rude way of saying, “we accept all engineers...not just the 10x engineers”
I don't think stripping even more functionality from the already dumb Chrome on mobile is the answer. How about concentrating efforts on making it more performant instead of removing things? Firefox on Android shows it can be done.
Did anyone hook these up to do interesting things like call cloud functions, etc.
I don't really understand. Are you saying countries leave the EU because they can't ignore human rights and employ child labor to stay competitive?
Off-topic: I’m curious, are there reasons why NYT and other newsrooms would not use Google Docs?
I completely concur. I've been programming since I was a teenager, practically grew up with computers, and I'm 50 now.

I'm still just as productive as I was in my 20's, but now I've got decades more experience than my peers and can see things that the hubris and arrogance of youth never let me see before - like, how important it is to be able to work with others, not hold onto projects selfishly .. how important it is to check oneself before one wrecks oneself, and so on.

If I had a way, there'd be so much advice I'd give to my younger self...
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Not to take away from the side splitting hilariousness of this novel meme, but I just noticed Lisp is actually one of the few languages where you can't add spurious parentheses. If you find that a, (a), ((a)), etc are equivalent, it's probably not Lisp you're looking at.
> Level 9 uses 128k, if memory serves.

That's probably a misunderstanding or misremembering: the DEFLATE format can only encode distances of 32K (the proprietary DEFLATE64 allows 64K distances but not everything supports it).
I actually think they should collect this data. Siri doesn’t understand basic things from me.
That's literally his job, though. His job is to innovate radically. The job of the junior programmer is to do more routine tidy-up. Innovation creates temporary inconvenience, that's part of its cost.
For the longest time I thought the iPhone SE was the best phone they've ever made. I might finally upgrade to a model that has NFC and a screen that doesn't stop working in the rain, though.
Let’s say Priority is made random. In other words It doesn’t pay to play at the second level.

As for bad actors you are 100% right but assume they can be trusted or regulated to behave for now.

I’m just interested if removing HFT at less than minute scope as it would have been before PCs would actually impact the world negatively.
I find reading technical work makes my brain fall asleep very quickly. I am sure if I read Knuth's books at night I would be asleep within fifteen minutes.

I am not sure thinking about technical work would help sleep, because thinking could be orthogonal to reading.
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> I know if I were running a human trafficking, prostitution, and blackmail operation and wanted to cover it up I'd start by spreading wild theories and false accusations about elite Satanic cartoon villain cults doing exactly what I'm doing. That way the whole topic would get an aura of crankiness and reputable media would stay away.

I'm sure that keeping the "reputable" media away helps with teasing out the really big fish behind the blackmail operation. If the fish don't know how close you are to netting them, they can't get away.
If you knew, at least you'd probably spend more time following the research, donate, and try harmless but unproven lifestyle changes to mitigate the risk. And possibly go skydiving, work less (or more) and spend more time with loved ones.
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Can’t it be opt-in?
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Goodness, if only someone compiled an article's worth of authors who only first got published after 35. Maybe around 35 of them would be enough to answer your question.
my question would be how/who does it harm? what is the argument FOR setting that law? other than you think it’s greedy or something?
would it impact it positively? why?
If you think this is needlessly complex, just wait until you see what the betting mechanism of an agent looks like in a 'simple' auction. With strategy-proof mechanisms you just bet with what you know instead of predicting others' sets of information and their inclinations and acting accordingly.
Now we just need the teleport
It sounds like you are "speaking as a parent". Specifically that very vocal minority of parents who think their life choice (or just life circumstance as it isn't always anything like a choice) is the only correct one, and any person actively choosing not to have children is somehow broken or otherwise very very wrong & should be pitied or looked down upon.

I further suspect that you secretly envy the freedom my choice gives me in other parts of life, and that envy gnaws at your ability to feel superior...

If I might be equally judgemental for a moment: I both feel and show more responsibility to my cat than some people do to their offspring, she can be left for 12 hours but I make every effort not to let that happen, and this is very bad for those children. Being a parent is not the be all and end all of life, and some people really shouldn't.
People have really bad intuitions around privacy. The predominant mental model is that there is a single, motivated adversary who is uniquely interested in attacking them. In reality, privacy almost always involves large, impersonal systems ingesting masses of data to either increase profits or commit crimes.

It may sound bad that some random person is hearing your sex sounds but that person has heard a thousand other equally anonymous sex sounds and truly could not give less of a shit that the sound is of someone having sex. Similarly with leaking financial information, anyone capable & willing to defraud people based on this information has much better ways of generating ROI than hoping on the one snippet of information in a million that could lead to a breach.

It's similar to that time it was revealed a bunch of iOS apps were screen recording users using the app. Having worked at companies that collected that data, the only conceivable use we had for it was to help diagnose bugs for individual users having issues with the app. Every other question we wanted answered, it was much easier to use aggregated data collated specifically for that purpose. A bunch of videos of people tapping the screen was less than useless for that. And yet when I told people about that, in general, they refused to believe me and believed there must be some super secret nefarious reason we were collecting such "invasive" information.
You held the développer legally liable of abuses with thé extension if he did not notify mozilla or Google that he sold it
There is btw a bug in the read_from_tokens

>>> parse("(")
...
IndexError: list index out of range
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HFT has more benefit than huge villas and cars and private jets. It can bring benefit to software and hardware. I'm okay.
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Just had a look and came to the same conclusion as the OP, but I found these statements very odd from their page.

> ...And we come from diverse backgrounds.

Just not the “10x” types. So much for “diversity” and “inclusion”.

> ...We’re professionals who keep normal work hours, and are eager to mentor and be mentored.

Can’t they hire these “10x engineers” and mentor/coach them to have empathy?

I’ve seen some companies have and invest in diversity training, surely this can also be the case, I would argue it could make these engineers better engineers.

Not hiring these types promotes exclusion.
I think the 9.7 and Air should be merged to become the simple, affordable non-Pro iPad.

- iPad ==> Mini

==> Regular (preferably 10.5")

- iPad Pro ==> 11"

==> 12.9"

That's a compact line up in my opinion and leaves the customer with two decision: Pro/non-Pro and size.
I don't see anything wrong with it. Honestly it is your post that sounds off to me. You're implying that somehow Human Interest is discriminating against people with Asperger's but there's nothing in their post that says that.
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Nice suggestion - I'll try it.
You're describing the generalized second price auction (GSP) which is NOT incentive compatible, which means the optimal strategy isn't to bid truthfully. VCG is.
Funny timing. This thought had just occurred to me as I was taking a shower earlier tonight.
Is the new world order theory all that dangerous? It's been around for decades and regularly tied in with other conspiracy theories. The worst it's done that I'm aware of is be tied in with "agenda 21" conspiracies and helped stall action on climate change.
Why do you say that a 10% tariff on Chinese goods is govt sponsored inflation?
yes, make something that doesn’t work correctly even worse. at this point why have siri in the first place? and how long will it take for them to fix it? 6 months?
Maybe I’m misreading but the article says the opposite that it’s a short ratio (short index) that is associated with asperger and autistic traits.
you have some firms that know how to quote a product and can make enough money doing it to be worthwhile. They've done a lot of research and implemented systems to do that.

Change the rules on them for arbitrary reasons, the firms that were there leave. At least long enough to build new systems and trading strategies. Who replaces them, anyone? Why?

Increase the tick size, liquidity drops. Decrease the tick size, liquidity drops. The moral there is know why you are changing the rules in the market, how you are doing it and the implementation details and side effects that will result in getting the result you want or just don't do it. This could be better is garbage, know it is. Change is not good for its own sake if you want people to quote.
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Insane! Stories like this one make me question if it should be a requirement for every person to have on file his/her AMD for situations related to this outcome. People shouldn’t fear death or existence may be an extreme prison of torture. Why people continue to allow this is beyond me. Heck only till recently in all of humankind has this kind of torture become a thing. Geese..
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I was up and running very fast using OneMonth Rails. It oversimplified some things but ensured I had a running app pretty quickly. It got me over the hurdle of being stuck in books and videos and instead had me tweaking something I could be proud of.
What about order cancels - would you similarly limit those?
Especially if you do it regularly so the dust blows off before it gets stuck.
Well the same can be thought about death.
I think it's also availabe in English. You can switch in the menu, but unfortunately the link doesn't change, so I could not link to the English version and expected it to auto-detect your browser language.

I once played it in desktop Firefox, which worked fine. I'm not on a desktop right now, so can't try. On a phone it's almost unplayable.
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My first major project (at an internship) had all the comments on every file (even getters / setters, and it even had getters/setters because someone told me to). Interestingly enough it was a project that had to read static analysis tools' output and combine it into a single report / webapp, so I was very aware of all the output that was reported and all the niggly little things that these tools (think PMD, CPD, FindBugs, etc) pointed out. Including how a getter wasn't commented.
Just a side note: this was #1, as it should be, and a few right-wingers very very obviously flagged it for political reasons and knocked it entirely off the front page. Which should be actionable.
Of course entrepreneurship requires risk-taking and sacrifices. I don't think anyone is surprised or upset by that. In fact, it'd be bizarre if there were any alternative to working full-time that we couldn't say the same about. It's not so different than, say, going back to college.

But the fact is that many millions of average people can afford to make these sacrifices and take these risks. Your initial comment heavily implied that this is only something the rich can afford to do.
Modern problems require modern solutions!

Didn't Facebook and other major app developers run into issues with having too many classes for Android's JVM?
I mostly agree, however, there are some issues I'm foreseeing. I've done some NLP work myself and have had access to very private information because of it. The team we were working with were all highly educated and well paid. Because of this, we were aware of the implications of the data we were working with, so at one point, in one of our randomly selected data sets, we found data that was from a public figure and removed it to avoid any possibility of a conflict of interest.

Where my concern is, is that a lot of annotating work is now being done by low wage, low education workers and because of the increasing demand of annotated data sets this group is increasing. Also, because this work is increasingly getting outsourced, there is less direct control of who is doing the work and therefore the chance that a bad apple slips through is bigger. That's what's scaring me going forward.
How is the packet traveling? Through undersea fiber? Through Starlink? Through the Earth by neutrinos?
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> Additionally, as part of a future software update, users will have the ability to choose to participate in grading
As for the filesystem, probably I should explain what I mean in assembly rather than English :)

You definitely don't need half of the 8086 instruction set for a usable programming system. 20 instructions and a few addressing modes is plenty. On the rare occasion you need DAA or ROL you can just use a DB. RPN syntax may simplify parsing.

As for octal, yeah, you need three decimal or octal digits to represent a byte, and the most significant digit can only be 0, 1, 2, or in octal, 3. Detailed notes are in http://www.dabo.de/ccc99/www.camp.ccc.de/radio/help.txt
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Those 100m are not destroyed by burning them in an HFT furnace but rather used to pay developers, hardware, factory workers etc. Sure, it's not going directly into infrastructure but it is not lost.

In fact, it's quite possible that if it wasn't invested into HFT it would be held as cash by the company or paid out as a dividend (which is fine as well).
I'm doing that in Orange County at the moment. John Wayne Airport is a pleasure to fly out of. Newport Beach offers the beach home life and Irvine/South Coast Metro bring the big city tech offerings. Other responses go for more cost effective options with more rural nature. However for me, the temperate climate and urban/suburban pace of life works best.
It makes no difference whatsoever: because otherwise we need to appoint a referee that gets to decide what counts as misinformation.
Ctrl+W also does that, and is much easier on the fingers (unless your hands are huge).
> You [can] decompile and see for yourself what it does.

Assuming your device allows you to get the binary. Apple is already in a position to disallow this if they choose to in the future.
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What's the alternative?

Stash it under the mattress so you don't make any gains that can be taxed?

Save it in gold so you can be taxed as capital gains (unless you suffer a capital loss)?

Save in stocks & shares so you can be taxed on your capital gains and dividends? Good luck if you need to fix your boiler in the middle of a down turn.

Bitcoin? That has proven itself to be a rock stable currency and you still won't avoid losing your shirt / capital gains tax.
The question this message answers to was about their primary income.

You are free to make your own opinion based on the facts I bring.
Similarly, if you were to write a O(n) Python program displaying the Fibbonacci sequence, it would not run in O(n) time but it would still take O(n) operations. It only makes sense to treat time complexity literally, if operations take fixed amount of time (int addition in Python doesn't).
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This should not apply to AMO, at least not to the same extent per https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/AMO....
i’d wager that in most cases “low wage, low education” workers have much better morals than your “highly educated well paid” team.
Yes, and annoyingly it only goes back 20,000 years. Going back 400,000 years would tell a much more interesting story.
Are you suggesting that something changed to make this different? If so, what?
It is not at all a given that machine learning systems need covert review of user data. The training data can come from paid users or explicitly opted in users. Do not normalize this behavior, it is not normal, OK, or required.