skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It might be, but that's not the anecdote they were sharing?

In my limited experience (ex cub leader [mixed sex groups], church kids helper, worked with children for 15 years; kids and nieces/nephews of my own) most boys behaviour declines rapidly if you don't "run them", but most girls aren't affected in the same way.

On our scout camps (mixed sex, mixed age, for the last 20 years at least) in free time the girls _tend_ to retreat to their tents and chat and the boys _tend_ to hit the field and run around like idiots. There's obviously a lot of selection bias in these groups too, they do outdoor pursuits, rough camping, etc. -- these girls are fit and hardy and as capable at kayaking/hiking/climbing/backwoodsmanship as the boys (indeed at the top end, 14yo, the girls are often fitter and stronger as they tend to grow a little earlier than the boys do). There's probably some observer bias too, of course, and this is anecdotal (but longitudinal).

My observations of toddlers at "mums & toddlers" groups suggests the ones who run around with a pram are usually boys (though that's far from exclusive; and the mothers [it's about 1:30 men] have very strong gender bias, which might be the origin of that effect).

YMMV.

Interested in other observations, FWIW I'm in the UK.
Sure there is bias and misinformation in everything. But if you watch enough different (sources), you can make a balanced opinion yourself. Point I tried to make however was there is a difference in what you watch on tv.
A reason why I appreciate Angular: then I know (or so I think?) someone else is vetting the base dependencies.
The story is reminiscent of the http://enwp.org/The_Fisherman_and_His_Wife archetype.

It teaches the concept of "good is good enough" and the consequences of greed.
Hi, do you consider remote candidates for data analyst positions? Thanks!
I think he has a secretary that does emails for him. Also he responded to my email a few years ago.
> it's quite simple: there are many more men in the Bay than women

I’m in Manhattan. The single sex ratio is reversed. (More single women than men.)

Male FAANG employee rants about how they should be magnets for women, but can’t find a date because something is wrong with all women, are equally prevalent here.

They’re all (a) the same rant and (b) as boring as the last one.

There’s a selection effect among well-paid software engineers at large tech companies that explains more of this than local statistics. That or these jobs turn interesting people into those who believe they should be magnets for the opposite sex, which tends to be a turn-off for most people.
levels.fyi doesn't accurately represent the overall picture. Not everyone gets paid so well at each of their levels. Every company, especially FANGs, maintain a bell curve. levels.fyi cannot capture that curve accurately. They tend to skew high in most cases. So like everything else in life, take it with a pinch of salt [unless you're hypertensive ;)].
Show HN: Generating privacy policies for iOS apps from their code
It gets interesting when the wind ends up blowing just the right way. This was in Australia: https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2016/feb/18/fast-... covering walls of a few houses. There are some specific underpasses that get covered every year as well.
Before you go gaga over this figure, here's a reality check. Oracle only paid such high wages in their OCI division which had a blank check. After their brutal fight with AMZN over the cloud wars and the subsequent reality check, they've had a ton of layoffs (surprise, surprise). So I would take this comp with a pinch of salt.
That is a good question and I often thought the difference would be so small and the main bottleneck to be CPU, now thinking a bit more may be it is a premature assumption.

One possible way to test this out is if you have enough RAM and just fit everything inside a RAM drive, basically removing all I/O speed concern and see if there are any significant improvement.
> respectful

Serious question: why do you think being "respectful" has any positive correlation with being a magnet for women?

I can't prove the "chicks digs bad boys" cliché is scientifically accurate, but as the only convict I personally know is both objectively ugly AND a magnet to girls half his age, I am pretty sure the converse is wrong.
Fair enough, yeah it might be better as a collaboration, and if they could include Mozilla and Twitter in the mix that would be even better.
>Amazon's cloud business is based on excess capacity that they have as one of the internet's biggest chokepoint in traffic

This meme needs to die. It is not true and it has never been true that AWS was built out of excess Amazon infrastructure.

https://www.networkworld.com/article/2891297/the-myth-about-...
“increment on May 11, 2015 [-]

Yeah, ultimately I think the Internet today is a lot more open and a lot more beneficial to liberal society than any network was in 1990. I understand why you gag at that, but, I can imagine much, much worse outcomes than we got.”

How fast things change.
> What do you personally do to be interesting?

People who do what they enjoy and try new things, instead of trying to be interesting, tend to be interesting.
I'm the new product owner, I don't code but manage the requirements for the team that does. It's an existing product which has been in life for many years and is part of a large organisation.
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TJ Holowaychuk said good bye to node in 2014 and switched to go. So your not the first.

https://medium.com/code-adventures/farewell-node-js-4ba9e7f3...
Further up in the thread he said he wanted to live in the USA because it’s a Free Country too, so I’m assuming he’s not being entirely serious.
I've used it. It does have the feel of RStudio IDE if that's what you're getting at.
Is there an NDA?
I recommend Mindscape by Sean Carroll.
https://www.preposterousuniverse.com/podcast
There's also Java and .NET for those who want better IDE support, better dependency management (without recursively downloading hundreds of packages), and a more traditional language and more fully featured language.

PS: I came to statically typed languages as an adult, I actually disliked those languages before I had the lightbulb moment, so I think I might even be more qualified than everyone who hasn't managed to enjoy both sides ;-)
What a coincidence. Yesterday I searched for short stories on the web, to read before bed and saw this one. Now in HN.
You can't consciously decide what you find visually appealing.
Implementing HyperLogLog in Go
Thanks Twunde, this is useful. I'm trying to build a 'product manual' or similar, which will cover all the key items. Any suggestions for 'chapters'? i.e Service model, Key stakeholders.
(opinion) I don't want you to be a good developer
PrettyErrors: Prettifies Python exception output to make it legible
How to become more interesting (as a guy in the bay area):

- Make (significantly) more money (than most other guys in the bay area)

- Be more attractive (than most other guys in the bay area)

Making $120k in the bay area obviously isn't impressive. Neither is being fit without being on gear. It's all about the other guys around you. Both quality and quantity. These things would make you interesting in other parts of the country, or outside of the USA. Not here, though.

Now how about $500k? You can afford a starter home, a nice car, custom-tailored clothing. Plastic surgery if you think you need it.

You're presumably good at something that you're passionate about if you're being paid that much, even if it's "just" software engineering, and that's something people like. You can even date other software engineers who will be impressed by your skills and knowledge. Yeah the gender ratio sucks, but this is also the best place in the world to make your dual-FAANG-engineer-income power-couple dream come true.

Come up with something that isn't (video/board)gaming, cycling, bouldering, or photography, that you do maybe once a month and say it's your hobby. Yoga is a decent choice.

Grats, you're now interesting. Assuming you don't have any physical or psychological dealbreakers that can't be overlooked no matter how rich or ripped you get, that is.
When I was young we did those things in public parks. Except for the pool, we went to a public pool instead.
The leaves also make for a good salad.
I encourage you to reach out to others in the same place - r/SuicideWatch/ is a good place to start. I don't know you or what you've been through but I am certain there are things in your life that are still worth living for.
Disagree.

This is top 5. Look at the difference betwen position 1 and 5 (30% (sic!) for entry level). Ask yourself how many companies are in the SV area?

Then think where MEDIAN of those numbers is.

Looking at top 5 is like looking at best performing stocks in last year (from 5000 of ohers), and thinking "YEAH, thats what I should expect from my future investment portfolio".
Good Times

I remember the media circus surrounding this shit. Eventually, it was found to be MOSSAD/CIA - this whole period during the Israel-USA vs Iran cold war was interesting.

Stuxnet was important because it was the first State vs State campaign in cyber warfare, but Stuxnet was a media distraction while Israel conducted other tangible sabotage..

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

Pretty sure OP was having the same nostalgia I was having
There will be posts in the future, but the problem space is related to actors and storage. I have to confine what is possible since there are a great number of ways to really mess up.
>. Those are separate physical devices each running my one server. Additionally, when a backup runs the data is stored locally as well as on a physical storage device separate from the hardware it is running. Typically clients already have a firewall/router which is used to distribute requests to the various instances.

Awesome! Really glad to hear this is the case. But those are all added costs beyond the single physical server you gave the price of.

Server cost * number of physical servers you have deployed
Cost of your off-server storage
Cost of your network appliance doing load balancing

It's still probably way less than the AWS bill, but it's not really fair to compare the total price of infrastructure in one environment vs. just a portion of the other.
The author also equates "late nights" with hard work in point (2) which is a dangerous malpractice in itself.
Yes, it is interesting, and it just happens to have had multiple variations from this idea since the early 60's.
Just the act to say loud everything you got trough and what you think is a step to move forward. Be strong and the light to share the others what you did wrong and find the path to make you happy.

Hanging in there buddy :)
I suppose technically I have abandoned it too, but I will never admit to it. I fully intend to pick it up again and finish it so it sits on the shelf and stares at me instead.
You could try to download the auto generated subtitles with youtube-dl.
> and get surprisingly little attention for having done it...

One big chunk of people don't like to hear that the military had such a big influence in the tech industry, and another big chunk of people don't want to admit that government funding contributed to something wildly successful.
Either:

- invest yourself in a project to learn as much as you can
- start or join a project at home that you believe in. It doesn't have to be code; community outreach, gardening, repairing a car, taking some moocs, making wine or soap or beer or whatever

But most importantly, save up the money you're making there (it should be pretty good) and then take time off for yourself to decide what you want to do. When you're financially secure, your options are open.

By "financially secure" I do mean having money in your savings to sustain yourself for at least a few months or years. Speaking from personal experience, it's a load off of your shoulders when you can sit down and really decide on what you want to do without financial pressure.
You can ask to work on 4 days a week, join a movement, travel the world, work on opensource or that contraption in the garage, learn something new, whatever.
You should be fine using all swift now. The only thing is there are FAR more resources for learning Swift in an iOS context out there then macOS and you may have to figure some things out on your own.
Incorporation of Public Company
What is the minimum capital required for incorporating a public company?
Thank you, my memory was hazy on this. So there was a court case, but it sounds like it was ultimately undecided, since the original opinion (that it constitutes protected speech) was withdrawn?

> The Ninth Circuit ordered that this case be reheard by the en banc court, and withdrew the three-judge panel opinion ... almost nine years after Bernstein first brought the case, the judge dismissed it and asked Bernstein to come back when the government made a "concrete threat"
Jobs in 2020: the importance of emotional intelligence
Had a similar experience with a JBOD chassis. The vibrations of the spinning drives caused resonance on some positions. The cure was to attach a patch of duct tape with a washer at a certain point on the chassis.
Thanks Matt, good idea - I will plan in some meet and greets with key stakeholders to watch and listen how they use/think of the product.
Does this mean that womens aspirations are wildly different than men in SV? How do they manage to be significantly more interesting than men? What do they do to become ‘crotch magnets’?
I inject this into Chrome to hopefully achieve something similar:

window.AudioContext = undefined;
window.OfflineAudioContext = undefined;
window.BaseAudioContext = undefined;
navigator.getUserMedia = undefined;
navigator.webkitGetUserMedia = undefined;
window.MediaStreamTrack = undefined;
window.RTCPeerConnection = undefined;
window.RTCSessionDescription = undefined;
window.webkitMediaStreamTrack = undefined;
window.webkitRTCPeerConnection = undefined;
window.webkitRTCSessionDescription = undefined;
if (navigator.mediaDevices) navigator.mediaDevices.enumerateDevices = undefined;

//https://googlechrome.github.io/samples/beacon/
navigator.sendBeacon = undefined;
//https://mathiasbynens.github.io/rel-noopener/
window.opener = undefined;

//https://demo.agektmr.com/storage/
unsafeWindow.window.openDatabase = undefined;
Object.defineProperty(unsafeWindow.window, "indexedDB", { value: undefined });

//https://browserleaks.com/canvas
//https://panopticlick.eff.org
HTMLCanvasElement.prototype.toDataURL = undefined;
HTMLCanvasElement.prototype.toBlob = undefined;
CanvasRenderingContext2D.prototype.getImageData = undefined;
A quick plug for LFE and its very simple premise: in mortal fear of Rails, I embraced the potential of Elixir (with 100% more Phoenix); I had a wonderful test case for macros (can't even remember what it was anymore); I spent hours trying to craft it and fought, fought, fought the AST/syntax/complexity; finally, in anger remembered the mere existence of LFE and its promise of DEFMACRO.

I wrote my first vaguely non-trivial LFE program as a macro in the REPL as a guess, and it worked on the first try.

If I need a lisp in BEAM, I would run with LFE on that alone.
- https://socket.io/

- https://www.react-spring.io/

- https://react-hook-form.com/ (I like the "Library Code Comparison" section on desktop comparing the code to competing libraries side by side)

I like any landing page that's straight to the point and gives you all the information you need above the fold without forcing you to scroll down through some parallax nonsense.

In general I think landing pages are overrated though, particularly for Saas applications and ecommerce. Just show me the damn product instead of putting me on a scavenger hunt to figure out how to demo it only to slap me with a login wall!

On a lighter note, all the crypto ICOs had pretty impressive landing pages. I guess when you're running an online pyramid scheme, the landing page itself is the product.
The credo that I work by, and advise to everyone even those who report directly to me, is to work for your resume/CV. What this means is to take up challenges, formal or informal, to make yourself more attractive to a future employer.

After all, you're ultimately responsible for your own progress in your career.
Every time this happens, people start telling these stories.

https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2001-apr-15-me-51273...

Out of approximately 10k tumblweeds tested per year, approximately 20 per year are found to be radioactive, for values of radioactive approximating one CT scan. So even if you drag a geiger counter out there to find a hot one, then cuddle it for a while, it isn't as interesting as the campfire stories make it out to be.
And with all the resources of Microsoft behind it still can't compete with something like sublime on performance. I know it makes up for it in other areas like extensibility but I wouldn't describe VSCode as particularly performant.
Yes! HN members were DDOSSING my website, damn them. - Ling
what do you expect when compiling js with js to js?
We are talking tens of miliseconds wasted every single day!
When I last tried a couple weeks ago it looked like some basic support for hardware tokens existed, but not for Face ID.
Californians, please plant natives. See laspilitas.com or the Theodore Payne foundation for more info. You can have a beautiful yard that requires zero water(and watering it can often cause harm) in summer yet feeds insects and smells amazing.
A general advice would be curious in multiple things in different domains (tech, sport, politics, literature etc) be well articulated, confident and most importantly look happy.

My anecdotal advice is to change environment. Depending on where you move to the demographic (men/women ratio), race preferences and what is considered as interesting changes. As an engineer in engineering university, I had more luck on dating apps focusing on women from non-tech field with different men/women ratio. As a half-asian guy, I had way more success in an Asian country than a predominately white country. (independent from race/age of the women)
> After the PublicKeyCredential has been obtained, it is sent to the server for validation. The WebAuthn specification describes a 19-point procedure to validate the registration data

19 points?! I haven’t dug too deep into the details, but so far everything I’ve seen re: implementing WebAuthn seems so... over complicated? Compared to implementing, say, TOTP based 2FA, which is very straightforward.
Can you say more about your home? Perhaps rough size and country? 15k is really cheap even if you bought it a while ago.

I assume you’re in Europe somewhere from your comment, but even Bulgaria which is fairly cheap isn’t that cheap. For example, housing outside the center of town in Sofia is about 1000 euros per square meter [1] (for sq ft folks, multiply sq meters by 10 roughly). Varna is a bit cheaper at 700 which is a bit below the countrywide average of 750.

Bulgaria is often listed as the cheapest country in the EU, so I’m curious to understand if there’s a drastic housing price drop somewhere. But even $30k to buy would mean about a 30 sq m (300 sq ft) flat, which is more like microhousing.

[1] https://www.numbeo.com/property-investment/in/Sofia?displayC...
5-Second “Water Hack” to Lose 1lb of Fat Every 72 Hours
or MSblink, Vivaldi, Opera, Brave.
Rust contract, part 2 – Write contract with ckb-contract-std
I'm not sure if you are being ironic or not, but Cato the Elder is an extremely famous roman figure. I think most educated people, especially on HN, are familiar with his most famous phrase even if it is not in the most common formulation.
1) get a better job
2) get a partner
3) do smth rewarding such as non profit work
I'm a senior engineer at FAANG, work 40hrs/wk, and get paid $400k+/yr.

The cost of living is higher, but it's well under the increase in pay for being in the area. My current living situation is actually pretty cheap; I split a 4BR house, live 7 min from work, and pay $1650/mo for my portion of rent/utilities.

Most people I know tend to get 2BR apartments and split it with someone, usually paying $2000-2500/mo.
OpenJDK is GPLv2 with linking exception.

I fail to see how it substantively differs.
> It would be more truthful if they actually told you the service you're missing out on by withdrawing this permission.

Lack of this is one of those recurring struggles how you know the software isn't written any more for the benefit of the end user. There is no reason for this adversarial position (well, there is, but it has to do with you as a product, not a user).
I wanted to like it but it kept crashing when I tried it a year or two back, I may give it another shot. I do recall it was closest to what i wanted..
Browser Wars 2020: Google's Chrome Dominance to Be Challenged by Microsoft Edge?
Sure, if you save water they'll just build a new golf course and someone else will use the water. But at least you don't have to pay for the water. You also get a more interesting yard that supports wildlife.
I cut Google from most of my life years ago, and switched mail to MXRoute.com instead. I have nothing but great things to say about them.

Grabbed a special offer back then, 10 years/XX GB for something like $99 total, including all the domains i can think off and all the users i want. Compared to what was available at the time it was super cheap, and it has had like 99% uptime since.

Latest offering, free of charge, is a Nextcloud account for user/calendar/notes syncing.
R is good for machine learning and for production. We have helped big orgs to incorporate this technology in their it ecosystem.
We used our open-source product called R Suite to manage deployment issues.
https://github.com/WLOGSolutions/RSuite
Interesting case about silver.
What if someone wants ethical disposal of the money?

One idea I could think of is funding legal euthanasia (where it's allowed). That should be 'ethical' and cost economically more in the long term disposing value you invested.

Human life in UK for example costs about 2-4 million dollars.