skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Standup is for the team, not the manager or PM.

Nope. Never once in my career have I been at a standup that was useful to me (a contributing or leading member of the team) and that wasn't simply for the manager. Your second paragraph also contradicts the first. Is it for the manager or not? Cause it sure as hell is not for the team members who are bored out of their minds listening to the other people on their team speak about their work that 99.9% of the time is completely irrelevant to one's own. This is the reality form the IC side. Maybe managers should wise up to it and stop wasting our time.
As far as my understanding goes, the octopuses that don't exhibit that behavior are the exception to the rule instead.
Do you think Objective C will be phased out some day?

(As in not usable for development in the Apple ecosystem)
What do you think happens in the US? It sounds like you're saying that Chapter 11 is not a conceivable way to do bankruptcy.
Criminally / infractionally maybe depending on jurisdiction. But on the civil side, I don’t know of a jurisdiction that requires no duty of care. For example, if you rear-end someone in a lot, you’re probably going to be liable.
This overlaps a bit with RFP processes.

If you get a request for a proposal where the potential customer / hiring committee clearly just copy/pasted a set of items that don't even fit their company type or area, or that ask for unreasonable stuff from the start, then you will save yourself a TON of time by saying thanks but no thanks.

If someone has an interesting set of question or a clean and focused RFP, fantastic. GO for it, you will enjoy working with them.

Another item - if your customer will need to do some type of work, have a TINY bit of that in your engagement process. Ie, let's say client will need to write a lot of text, have them briefly respond to a question in the process. If they will need to fill out worksheets, have them do a tiny one.

Another one - if they won't tell you what they need or who they are - not worth it.
But I've always wanted to be a spy for a private company! Think of the industrial espionage angle!
Next level virtue signaling. It is typical to have a martyr class in society that sends a message by some kind of slow (or fast) self immolation process but it is strange for that thinking to get so mainstream (ie. antinatalist AOC). I surmise we don't hear much from the non-children of people who made this choice through history. Presumably only if they accomplished other worldly things would the message get through. Probably just focus on yourself.
FAST can also move it's "mirror," the shell has some huge number of triangular sections on wires, so it should be able to point even more than arecibo which has an immutable reflector. Both have adjustable focal points (sensor head) on wires like you describe.
Its the opinion of one author, I wouldn't generalize it across all of society.
I'm not worried about meeting women at all, I meet them all the time without putting in much effort. I'm just not sold on the idea of a wife and kids anymore, I used to think I 'had to' have that to be complete. I'm open to whatever life presents now as I go into my 30's.
My first email address was at rocketmail.com. That and my AOL instant messenger account were how I kept in touch with friends.
No it's Google Maps for both navigation directions and map data. There are some features from the Android google maps app not supported on the Tesla, but otherwise it's the same.
Is that in a patent application for reading comprehension?
This page would look better if they used high-quality 3d animated renders instead of the simplified 2D-graphics. Someone on the design team thought this was a great idea? It looks unpolished and out of place (in comparison to other well-done Apple product pages).
And what happens when that job disappears? When your company gets acquired? When your boss leaves and you’re stuck under that one person you don’t like and who micromanages. Optionality is important.
Maybe it could be surgically implanted to deter theft
You're not wrong, but I place a lot of hope in "[not] much." One thing individuals can do is act so that groups do have agency.

But I know what you're seeing. I wish I could shake your hand. Best wishes.

I upvoted you.
IME standups are not even effective in unblocking most people.

Why would someone want to admit they're blocked by something in front of everyone? Someone else will inevitably proclaim that they have the solution, however simple it may be, and make the asker look stupid while elevating themselves.

Most people know who to ask to be unblocked or can ask their manager.

1:1s are the time to sync with regards to status on projects not in the middle of the day.

Weekly roundtable meetings are the time to sync up with the rest of the team and learn what everyone is working on.

The only purpose of standups is to slavedrive people into "productivity", which inevitably ends up with them thinking of how to hyperbolize whatever they're working on minutes before standup begins. Its useless.
This is especially true if the startup is unknown or not perceived as glamorous/prestigious. It may have the effect of skewing the experience curve towards younger/less experienced candidates.
What? I am pretty sure many other animals dream, as would anyone who has pets or observes animals.
There is actually a pilot program to allow full day preschools in WA. Our son goes to one of them, their class travels to parks outside of the school. More info here: https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/about/government-community/advisory/...
Mac Mini with an eGPU might be a decent option.
I assume it's referring to this:

> QUIC also combines the typical 3-way TCP handshake with TLS 1.3's handshake. Combining these steps means that encryption and authentication are provided by default, and also enables faster connection establishment. In other words, even when a new QUIC connection is required for the initial request in an HTTP session, the latency incurred before data starts flowing is lower than that of TCP with TLS.
Bsnes Developer: Dynamic Rate Control
Still no Nvidia drivers.
very curious about this as well, given that price point and targeting the developer market
It's time to release/engineer the genetics to at least allow ocean life to digest plastics efficiently. Hopefully into carbon sequestered forms!
We can whack this mole, but really we just need a credit law (or convention from VISA/Mastercard) applied in as many countries as possible that says all charges on a credit card need to be pre-approved.

So if you want to take $99/month from my CC I have to approve it, using a PIN, and say how many months I am happy for this to go on for. Basically what Paypal offers to terminate subscriptions should be at the card level for all transactions.

This will stop the whole class of "forget to unsubscribe" type scams.

In the meantime hopefully everyone hit will do a chargeback which would force Google to do something.
I think they are improving over time. The one I have from a few years ago has a fast GUI, but admittedly has a few annoyances:

The FM radio overloads when I drive near a transmitting tower (the stock radio and an aftermarket Kenwood I have in another car don't have this problem).

It's nice that it integrates with the car's computer, but it could be better. When I back up it switches to back-up cam mode, which turns off the radio or anything else you're doing. This has the side effect that I try to rush through the back-up manoeuver to get the radio back.

I'm tempted to upgrade to a more recent one to see if these things have improved. An upgrade from one aftermarket radio to another is pretty easy, because the wiring is all done.

Yeah, I did this upgrade in the first place just to add bluetooth and figured I give the Android radio a try.
So glad they've made it possible to watch Netflix and Youtube and play games on the screen. Those things are exactly what I'm looking for in a car operating system. After all, I can't do any of those with my phone.
Just Launched Dolli Digital Collectible Comic Book and Character Art on Ethereum
Since 2008.... Reading comprehension much?
Faulty $5 Parts Cause $1B Delay to Navy, Air Force Nuclear Upgrades
>if someone is going the wrong way down one, there's a good chance they'll cause a traffic jam if they encounter someone who is going the right way

True, but what if smart summon is smart enough to determine that it safe to go wrong way ?
If I start noticing annoying spam being sent to doordash@a.domain.com then I make an email rule to delete it and change my doordash account email to doordash_again@a.domain.com along with a password change with my password manager?
RCE in foundation, I wonder where specifically?
"Its a private platform"
Wait, trimLeft/trimRight has different semantics from trimStart/trimEnd in RTL languages. So it has to be more than a simple alias, right?
I have a Tesla. I wish it could use CarPlay and/or Android Auto. The Tesla ecosystem is rather lacking.
Apparently like counts aren't the only thing Facebook tries to hide. Looks like they're trying to cover up a recent suicide that occurred at one of their campus buildings:

https://reclaimthenet.org/facebook-employee-suicide/
The only shocking things here are the lack of ports. Only 2 usb A and 2 usb c ports. Its basically required to use a usb hub on this device since once you plug in a proper mouse and keyboard you only have the usb c ports left
I posted a link for this paper on twitter this morning. Amazing results.

I have used seq models for several character recognition and generation projects, and seq RNN/LSTM style models are surprising in what they can do in terms of modeling language, building representations, synthesizing data like JSON as text data, etc.
Potential biological role of DNA unstacking induced by environment effects
There are lots of stories about Apple’s difficult relationship with NVIDIA, e.g: https://appleinsider.com/articles/19/01/18/apples-management...
Scientific Racism, a Thread
But we don't have Chapter-11-style provisions in the UK. If we did, you could effectively wind down or restructure a company. But we don't. So you can't.

In the UK if you know that are you insolvent (and knowing that you are about to be insolvent is effectively the same thing as knowing that you are insolvent) then it's illegal to trade. Using your last bit of money to do something like fly people home is illegal - it would be defrauding other creditors who have higher priority to be paid off.
Well, back in 2018, TechCrunch reported that they were compromised. I believe this is the same breach as then. They just reported it one year later.

https://techcrunch.com/2018/09/25/doordash-customers-say-the...
I remember having this same discussion with my wife almost 30 years ago when we were contemplating having kids (we decided to). At the time, I talked with my mother and she said that she had the same discussion with my dad when they were contemplating having me. My grandmother reported the same thing when she was contemplating having kids. I suspect that this is one of those debates that has been happening for as long as humans have been having babies.

It reminds me of the old saying: every generation thinks that they invented sex, and that they are witnessing the start of the fall of civilization.
No, a fat tail would do just the opposite. A fat tail is where more points are far from the threshold.

But it's a moot point because an increase of 2 points among people in the 99th percentile implies little about those in the 99.99 percenteth quantile.

Some description of a fat tail from 60-99 percentile doesn't say much about the top one percent. At a certain point, the dating market tops out.
Standups are an extreme lack of parsimony.
IMO, weekly 1:1s and biweekly roundtable meetings are the right quanta to compress work into so that its relevant to the respective audiences. Most people learn to bullshit and zone out during standups. Daily standups don't make sense in anything but a rare and specific tight deadline.
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If you're already happy with your current job, and we can't convince you that our company is potentially a much better opportunity for you, then this is working as intended.

Interviews are expensive for the company too, so it only makes sense to invest time in someone who really is excited about switching.
HN used to be libertarian I think. Tech did in general. But I suspect it's not libertarians writing long drawn out codes of conduct in the past few years.

I often read that Facebook should be nationalized here. It's like reading dialogue from villains in an Ayn Rand novel.
Except they AREN'T on the hook for the fraud... the merchants are. They are doing fine because they pass on the costs to the merchants.

Also, when you dispute a charge, they are able to put the money in 'escrow', basically, while they investigate... since they control both sides of the transaction (both merchant and customer), they 'keep' the money while they resolve it. If they find in the card user's favor, they deduct it from the merchant account and credit it back to the card user. Otherwise, they release the hold and the merchant can withdraw the money.

It doesn't feel like your money is being held as a card holder, because the 'money' in this case is credit, and it doesn't effect your bank account while it is being resolved. However, it DOES count against your credit limit while they resolve the issue, so it shows you that the money is still 'frozen' while they resolve it. They aren't allowed to charge interest during the dispute, but if you lose the dispute you will have to pay the interest.

This is the same thing that happens when your bank account is defrauded.. the money is frozen, and you can't withdraw it until the dispute is resolved.
Google released a Code Review guide which I find extremely useful [1].

[1] https://google.github.io/eng-practices/review/reviewer/
Stage 1 proposals were moved to a separate page, presumably to reduce clutter https://github.com/tc39/proposals/blob/master/stage-1-propos...
Equifax has his data probably lol
I wonder what a maxed out one will cost
I'm curious what's the project you wanted to build ?

I had a project where I wanted to link commits from different projects.
So I could say commit X in repo A depends on commit Y in repo B.
And wanted to display the graphs side by side, with the dependencies...

I had some fun trying to replicate the sourcetree algorithm.

https://github.com/alaingilbert/git2graph

The code is ugly, but there is a bunch of tests that could be useful.
I also made a basic UI tool to autogenerate tests according to what you draw.

I'm posting it here, maybe someone could find it interesting.
The lyrics don't show up unless you are parked
Apple is dealing with 2 million+ apps. Some of the developers are not reading the guidelines or actively subverting or trying to subvert apples customers.

If you work in this type of space, your time becomes precious and there can be extreme mismatches between what a developer etc thinks is owed to them and what they have paid for.

I'm pointing out that the developer is not following even basic guidelines. It seems possible that either this or another guideline is not being followed?
What are you using Docker for specifically? What specific issues are seeing on macOS and Windows?.

There are alternative container runtimes but they still require linux, and none have the integrated developer experience that docker has across all three operating systems.

My suggestion would be either run Docker in a full linux vm on each platform, but its tough to understand what your pain points are without specifics.
Systems mechanism for KRAS mutant allele–specific responses to targeted therapy
Web development agencies, for one
Gatsby is about 3 years old. I wonder how it would have worked out if in 2007 DHH and co had pivoted from Basecamp to Rails Inc and raised funding?

Of course, to be fair, Meteor is still in business after taking the same path (though it seems most efforts are directed at Apollo?)
https://www.veripool.org/wiki/verilator, this?

Did not see it was mentioned in the article though.
And they always told me you couldn't party your way to the top. I could have had a private jet if I kept it up!
Second this. I love Android Auto. But I love my Model 3 UI more.
How does that work, aren't distant stars point like? I guess the bigger problem is the shadow will be very thin and we're unlikely to correctly guess where it lands.
Did you really just quote two words, "better content", out of context? Please go back and answer the question "Better content than what?" before assuming you know what's debatable.

> Way to overcomplicate FizzBuzz!

So write a simpler one and post it. It's a Wiki.
I don't see how that would be universally possible. Take the video, for example: at the time of the video, the Tesla seems fine to continue the wrong direction down the lane. Maybe it's somehow "determined that it is safe" (even though I doubt it does that). But if one of those parked cars in front of the Tesla had pulled out and tried to leave, they would then be face-to-face and both would be stuck.

Even if I am a human driving the car, I can pretty easily look down the lane and see it is clear right now, but if I do decide to go down it, I'm pretty much just hoping that another driver doesn't show up and block me.
Maybe Talkyard could be of interest — a bit like Discourse, but has HackerNews type threaded discussions and a basic Slack like chat: https://www.talkyard.io (I'm developing it).

There are some improvements over HN: https://www.talkyard.io/-32/how-hacker-news-can-be-improved-...
The good ol' biblical mark of the beast
Super duper excited about optional chaining!

One thing I miss from Objective-C that I wish JS would add is the `?:` operator – basically a shortened version of the ternary operator.
I'd prefer "Give me your wallet" to "Give me your arm" any day of the week.
> Because it's exactly what HTTP/3 sounds: a rushed fix for the HTTP/2 screw up.

Wasn't Google already publishing and promoting QUIC before SPDY got adopted as the basis for HTTP/2? SPDY was more conservative because it didn't replace TCP, QUIC wasn't a fix for SPDY being broken, it was a concurrent and less conservative effort poo.
Most politics is just whatever serves your needs in the end for most people

Hear, hear! Political discussions online used to be much more fun until I realised this.
Depends on the kind of person. Surely a lot of programmers do not care about that kind of contrived team building. Solving a high priority bug or patching a server during downtime typically builds closer bonds.
There are an additional 2 USB-C ports on top, if I'm reading it correctly. However, I agree, only 2 USB-A ports feels too few.
Looks like the aim is that you’d use Bluetooth for those. I know that isn’t what everyone wants and there is that option for corded, but the mindset seems to be for wireless.

I’m not sure how many ports are needed, though I’m sure more couldn’t hurt. This seems less about expansion externally than doing so internally. My MBP with 4 USB-C ports has one that is power + hub (HengeDock Stone) with one of the USB-A ports on it chaining to a USB-A (powered) hub. One other port is used for eGPU and the other two are untouched. Works for me, but I can completely see where this Mac Pro could end up needing a hub attachment for a lot of people.
So octopuses are very intelligent, and very alien. Anyone who has even casually read or watched videos about them will know this.

But their potential is cut short by their incredibly short lives (like 5? years at the higher end) which seem to be caused by a very bizarre self-destructive behavior after mating (starving themselves, eating their own arms), which in turn is caused by an "optic gland" and removing that gland completely eliminates that self-destructiveness and increases their lifespan.

It makes you wonder if that gland was artificially engineered into them.

The sci-fi nerd in me likes to think there is a cosmic conflict between axial-symmetry species and radial-symmetry species, which may be overall more common in the universe given how life evolves at the microscopic scale, and Earth was chosen to give apes a chance.
They changed their branding 2-3 months ago. I thought it was weird at first, but it's kinda working. I'm personally sick of all the nice car commercials looking more like a Calvin Klein cologne ad.
I'm pretty sure Apple's position towards kids learning to code is "use the swift playground thingy from the app store"
Owner of a Tesla model 3.

Summon is the canary in the coal mine. As in, unless it shows signs of life then the fairy tale of self driving cars is just that, a fairy tale. If they cannot get a safe an accurate summon to work why should I ever believe my car will ever drive on its own. Do I believe it will come, not for years. My car cannot even identify a speed limit sign, maybe version 10 will help on that. I doubt it, v10 is all about what it can do while parked.

I am so damn tired of them adding features for when I AM NOT DRIVING MY CAR. As in, I don't need Hulu or Netflix or such, this is all part of the disconnect at Tesla. They have sold even themselves that autonomous driving is RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER that they completely ignore improving quality of life features while driving, namely their blue tooth support for smart phones is poor, ten year old poor. It is illegal to use my phone physically while driving but if I want to change the play list my car is getting from my phone I have to resort to using my phone. This is a common feature on most cars today but Tesla never has had it. when pressed we get sycophants defending the decision because autonomous driving is coming "real" soon.

Even more laughable, they never delivered on promised voice commands. I can tell the car where to go but heaven help me if I want it to change radio stations or select a new play list from my phone. Even voice control for Slacker is nothing more than a glorified Siri look up a song and hope it gets the right one.

love my car but am not impressed much with their direction when it comes to adding features to the car. They almost got automatic wipers working consistently but automatic high beams is as spastic as a Jack Russel Terrier.

ps: when asked, would I buy the car again? No. I do not care for their direction in software; namely focusing on what it can do while I am not driving it. I want a car that responds to me and makes tasks easier, not one that focuses on stuff to do while parked and charging, if its charging I certainly am not going to sit around in it. I already have been sitting for three plus hours driving it likely
So glad I can watch Netflix and Youtube and play games on my phone. After all I can't do any of those with my computer.
There are already two other pages about the Mac Pro (linked at the bottom) with the more luxurious consumer feel to them. I think the functional look of the flat art is totally appropriate for such a text-heavy page—and the illustrations still animate seamlessly as the user scrolls.
>Okay, could you cite this, please? I've been very clear that I'm just speculating, but if you're so sure maybe you have some insider information I don't?

I don't know of public sources to cite, but I've seen the data. If there exists good public material about how these companies source their data, I haven't seen it.

These companies will accept data from essentially anywhere they can get it, not all of that will affect your credit score but it'll certainly affect your person profile. Name(s!),addresses,ssn(s!),dob(s!) and whatnot associated with an individual "person" id.

FWIW, the credit bureaus are not just credit bureaus:

https://www.tlo.com/law-enforcement

https://www.experian.com/consumer-information/right-party-co...

https://www.equifax.com/business/firstsearch/
This is the first time I saw anything about this. It’s different than Caltrans + UC Berkeley we’re doing as they used RTOS and road sensors, but this seemingly is mostly using cameras to assess navigation. It’s pretty neat for the time albeit in quite predictable traffic.