skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
But nothing guarantees that the content you want to stay on Facebook will still be there in 30 years. You have total control on your own domain, not on theirs.
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Don't forget the board. Its their responsibility to oversee the executive team. A deal this size/strategic was likely discussed at board level.

All those VCs trying to change the world... for the better! /s
I’ve had the gall several times to ask that they pay me to do one of these mini projects but it never resulted in another interview round. And I've actually by now, developed a portfolio of mini projects and try to point there but that hasn’t worked. Ironically it only worked with YouTube who moved me to interview in person and in front of a whiteboard instead. As an engineer, you can’t win. Go figure.
The sad thibg about this whole opioid epidemic is that people such as myself, who actually suffer from chronic pain can't get relief. Not that opioids would help me, wrong kind of pain. I suffer from nerve pain which requires a whole other class of drugs, but the docs dont want to prescribe anything anymore, even non opioids. It fucking sucks, degrades my quality of life and ability to carry out day to day tasks.
If you haven't licensed your code to them, they shouldn't be able to legally incorporate it in their product. (Although perhaps you implicitly or explicitly gave them permission during the interview). But this is usually not very relevant as you probably will never know whether these companies are using your code or not.

If you only want to prevent companies from using your code in proprietary software, you could send them your code with a GPL license.

Copyright aside, yes, unpaid length projects during interviews are an atrocity.
You realize that there are $5 thumb drives that work, just like there are filesystems that actually work right? There isn't any benefit to using something broken, these problems have been solved.
Sir! I have to say seeing you here that I appreciate your contributions.
Totally, appreciate your insight. Just wanted to say thanks!
This is truly ironic. In that Amazon is using FUD about crime to expose people to potentially criminal exploitation.
While the patterns themselves are interesting, the idea that all code must be rearranged in to smaller functions to be “refactored” seems a little juvenile.
I live here. My income has risen far far far faster than the rent. I'm able to save literally six figures more than I'd be able to elsewhere.
For those interested in alternatives, check out this project to build an open, privacy-preserving home AI/ML platform https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/aikea5/aikea-your-priva...
I’m not, and he isn’t really doing that either. He started by saying he isn’t an expert, and then attacked a straw man and challenged the work of actual experts, based on his incorrect assumptions of what they do. This is like what antivaxxers do, or like claiming that jet fuel can’t melt steel beams. Inquiry is fine, but never criticize from a position of ignorance.
Isn't reinforcement learning essentially a representation of cause and effect?
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Driver education doesn't matter when it stops at 16 years old. I've been in cars with these bad drivers doing less than the speed limit in the left lane... I told them they should get over... they said they prefer to drive "in the fast lane"... like they'll get there faster. They stayed in the left lane until the exit, and then exit across 2 lanes. I don't see how you can help these people.
>Leveraging Qt code just went from an asset to a liability.

So your company was previously violating the license and hoping nothing would happen? I certainly hope you don't randomly download code off the net just to do that.
I stay in the middle lanes most of the time on the 101 because they are constantly adding/removing lanes or onramps with quickly disappearing lanes. Easier to stay in the middle than constantly deal with California drivers merging into your lane. I have had a lot of close calls where people behaved very irrationally merging onto the highway. Best to avoid it
In my experience, this really only encourages "king of the road, get out of my way" behavior.

Source: South Floridian driver who does felonious speeds in the left lane (typically in a speeding convoy, with everybody else doing the same speeds, if not higher)
No good alternatives. For years, I had smartphones with slider keyboards. Now, I carry a foldable bluetooth keyboard in my bag. Onscreen keyboards are for emergencies only. But a lot of people view lugging the keyboard as unacceptable.
Your comment is directly contrary to itself.
Position 0 doesn't exist.
Of course it's not the most in-depth rigorous study of on-board ship operations, but what do you want / where else are you going to get a glimpse inside the ship for a popular audience? It has enough info to be useful I think.
Counter question. Do you expect/are ok with that the moment you leave your house you are constantly followed by a person with a camera recording everything you do. Which shops you visite etc.?

Because this is basically what this will sooner or later boil down to, except that's more subtle (i.e. instead of having a person following you you have a innumerable amount of cameras sharing the recording burden, but producing the _same end result_).

Also, you might want to say you don't have to hide anything.

But consider how "god" the cyber security of the police is (or most times is not). Also consider that there are frequently cases of police misbehaving by e.g. stalking or discriminating. (I mean there is a lot of police and they are human so it would be surprising if there wouldn't be such cases). Lastly consider how long it will take until police stations would want to sell some most likely very badly anonymized data about people in the city to e.g. shops.
Drives for the wrong region? What is that?
I don't think it's against the rules, but the rules are complex and spread all over multiple places, and they're like Google in that you have no due process if someone there decides they don't like what you're doing.
The languages designed for scientific computing, which make heavy use of math libraries, start at 1.
I might not be the best person to ask. I’m running 3 servers at home currently that are all desktop towers. With a 3->4 (3x5.25”->4x3.5” [0]) converter I can fit 12 drives in each tower. Across all 3 I have just over 150TB. There are some nice server chassis that can handle 20 but I’m more comfortable with tower hardware and when I hear “SAS backplate” my eyes glaze over...

I’m a big fan of UnRaid for my server OS but I know it’s not as advanced as some offerings on the market. I enjoy it’s ease of use and management of VM’s/containers.

I’m happy to share more if you are interested.

[0] https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DGZ42SM
I was around when the emissions rules were less strict. If you compare the air back then vs today you see quickly that environmental regulations were a big success. Companies fought them tooth and nail at every step but the rules worked.
because there's no money in it.
that's the usual reason for things not steadily getting better over time.
I assume you've never conducted interviews, am I correct? There are so many "developers" out there that simply can't code, regardless of what their CV or education says. 15 years experience with Java development as a senior developer but doesn't know integers have a limited size (never heard of BigInteger), knows a hash map is used for key-value but not what hash means nor what the point of an interface is? Sure, I've seen that candidate. There's just so many terrible developers that you pretty much have to do some extra filtering to weed these out.
Likely nothing will happen to them. It's a combination of several factors:

Courts removed DOJ's legal tools they used to go after individuals (Skilling).

DOJ started allowing companies to hire law firms to investigate themselves for wrongdoing because it was easier than doing an investigation. Also, it created a revolving door between the white collar legal community.

Culture change at DOJ after a pushback from said white collar legal community after flattening Arthur Anderson hilariously punctuated by the hiring in Obama's first term of Denis McInerney as the DOJ Chief of Fraud after he represented Arthur Anderson.

Several high profile losses: Skilling (again), Bear Sterns execs, AIG execs.

Everyone should just read Chickenshit Club.
GTK3 works decently well on those platforms but there are still minor bugs and compatibility issues. There is no reason for this other than that there hasn't been much interest among developers in keeping the backends up to date. Also, GTK3 recently hit maintenance mode and most developer activity has moved to GTK4.
If we're talking typical suburban housing density, deploying 5G mmWave will require digging trenches or hanging wires on poles through almost as many properties as deploying FTTH. A 5G basestation is going to be a lot more expensive than a GPON ONT, probably enough that the per-customer costs aren't a net win for 5G. (When the fiber is already at the mailbox, taking it down the driveway too just isn't that much more investment.) And the 5G basestation faces the same problem as FTTH that not every person in the neighborhood will be a guaranteed subscriber to any particular provider; even if Verizon/ATT/etc. already has you under contract for your smartphone, they have to work on convincing you to add all your wired devices to the plan. Barring detailed cost estimates to the contrary, I don't see how mmWave will be viable in suburban America. Sub-6GHz 5G will be, but that's not going to be providing dramatic speed upgrades or price/Mbps improvement the way FTTH has.

In a denser urban residential setting, mmWave certainly won't have enough penetration to provide solid service to high-rise apartments, and it's even less likely that sub-6GHz 5G will have enough aggregate capacity to kill off wired ISPs.

mmWave simply isn't viable for residential/fixed usage, and sub-6 is only an incremental improvement that brings cellular performance up to WiFi speeds, but not beyond.
The most recent project I did last week was 3 days. Three unpaid days, and in the prompt no time limit per day. It's for a company that is top 10 most valuable startups in the world. Do you tell them you won't do it..? How long do you work on it? Open ended. I actually like what I made but I would normally charge thousands of dollars for it. It's so frustrating. Haven't heard back yet but regardless it's not a good process
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What country is that if you don’t mind my asking? Unfortunately, in the USA shucked are often cheaper than bare. I wish bare were cheaper b/c you void the warranty when you shuck..
The worst of all is American Airlines logo. The one designed by Vignelli was far superior in every aspect, yet we have the one today which looks awful: https://www.dezeen.com/2013/01/21/american-airlines-debuts-n...

Another example is Library of Congress logo designed by C&G, timeless until it lasted and Paula Sher(Pentagram) destroyed it. https://www.underconsideration.com/brandnew/archives/new_log...
Sounds very reminiscent of The Wake by Paul Kingsnorth[0]. Will check it out, thanks!

[0] http://paulkingsnorth.net/books/the-wake/
Sounds like trademark violations to me, I hope the owner sues hard and wins.
cat /dev/bra1n > /dev/null 2>&1
I'm not a submariner so I have no idea how regularly at-sea resupply happens, but the USN does maintain a small submarine tender fleet - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emory_S._Land-class_submarine_...
checkpoints == unrecoverable network partitioning risk
Yes, I think it's something some American developers have picked up from others using "global" English. I heard the plural used a lot from devs in and from the Indian subcontinent, and now, I'm starting to hear native American devs use the plural form.
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There goes the argument "if you're not paying for the product then you are the product" because ring and associated services aren't cheap.
Thanks! Hope to see you around the site :)

We're using https://thesephist.github.io/blocks.css/ -- it's great and super simple!
Are they going after the opioid companies, too?
It’s not free work.

No company gets candidates to do coding tests as a way to get productive real world tasks completed.

Just don’t do it when a companies test task is too onerous.
I am finally glad to see a post that hasn't been taken down that recognizes Kobe Bryant, even though somewhat distantly.

The behavior I saw from mods and the HN community yesterday left a lot to be desired.

It left me questioning what qualifies as HN material and whether sometimes this group is sometimes stubborn just for the sake of it.

Kobe Bryant might not have been a technologist but he definitely played a huge role in a lot of developers' livelihood. Whether that was inspiration, motivation, drive or mental health... Kobe influenced a lot of people. It would be very arrogant to assume the HN community was free of his influence.

Every single Kobe post, no exception, was flagged or killed.

Some of us were not doing ok yesterday, and if we can't share our struggles with the rest of the community then why are we even here? I felt a lot of dictatorial tendencies yesterday on this platform and I personally really hated it.

Your heroes are different from mine. To pretend as if Kobe's death is of zero worth to this community is not only arrogant and selfish, but quite reflective of the pains minorities suffer in communities like these.

Today I showed up at work wearing my Mamba jersey in memoriam. Had I gone with the picture presented by HN yesterday, I would have thought I would have been all alone and would have had to explain my depression to a lot of other folks at work. Instead I was met with shared remorse and others also affected by the death. Most of the people at work were in similar mode and we shared our feelings and thoughts and comforted each other.

Yesterday, even if only for one day, I would have hoped HN would have been that support group.

Mamba mentality is real and has driven a number of us. May it live forever.

Rest in eternal peace Kobe!
The write-hole problem is a rare case, wherever it happens.
https://lwn.net/Articles/665299/

On Btrfs, in case of bad parity being used to reconstruct a stripe, the resulting bad reconstruction is still subject to data checksumming, and will EIO. Corrupt data won't be sent to user space.
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Maybe long-haul hydrogen from renewables and fission/fusion would be a better idea than digging ourselves deeper with FFs (natural gas, oil, etc.)?

Another consideration against any kind of fuel pipeline: safety. They're pressure vessels containing vast amounts of energy in the fuel only missing an oxidizer. PG&E certainly can't be trusted to get natural gas pipelines right: remember them blowing-up a neighborhood near SF? (2010 San Bruno; 8 killed, 58 injured)

Electricity and pipelines ultimately transfer energy from one place to another, so getting the fuel source, generator and points of consumption as close together as possible is a good idea from a cost-only perspective. There are other considerations, but renewables and nuclear near consumption is better than putting generation in remote areas... better still than remote gas-fired plants in say New Mexico fueled from gas pipelines from say Canada.
> Chinese ‘gait recognition’ tech IDs people by how they walk https://apnews.com/bf75dd1c26c947b7826d270a16e2658a

An ex-CIA disguise specialist said that you can change your gait by putting a pebble in your shoe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JASUsVY5YJ8

Her comments were targeting human recognition, and I speculate that one of the reasons she was allowed to share her disguise techniques is that maybe they're ineffective against automated facial recognition and therefore obsolete.
The price sorting doesn't taken into account shipping (some items aren't Amazon Prime).
:headsmack: I couldn’t remember the right voltage and I googled “2.2v” and I found a few reddit threads and assumed that was correct. 3.3v is the right number, thank you for correcting me. Yeah I bought some tape to cover the pin if needed but I found the molex cables to be easier, I didn’t know you could just cut the wire, I feel stupid now lol.
Remote code execution exploit for Windows Remote Desktop Gateway has been demoed
I know nothing about "feminine products". If you are referring to "maxis", it obviously means "Bitcoin maximalists." A google search of "maxis" over a vpn returns "Maxis is an American video game developer". A google search for "bitcoin maxis" quickly explains the usage of the word. I'm sorry you find this offensive, but I intended fully to name you a Bitcoin maximalist.

I don't see the need to continue if we've stumbled over something so trivial.
Archive sites are also a great way to circumvent scummy sites from getting clicks or ad views.
Cities pay for rural areas, hand over fist: https://www.brookings.edu/research/why-rural-america-needs-c... That's how.
Thanks for the tip -- loader should be fixed now!

We don't have any plans to support Rust at the moment unfortunately, but your vote has definitely been noted!
"all nutty as usual"

Nice that you get away with it. I assume you're being paid?
The funniest part about the ignorant attribution skeptics who think this kind of thing is done based on IP addresses or binary metadata is that in this particular case another intelligence agency actually hacked the systems they were hacking from in the Russian government facility, turned on their webcams, and got their faces while they were hacking.

The attribution was already solid without that, but that’s icing on the cake.
> There goes the argument "if you're not paying for the product then you are the product" because ring and associated services aren't cheap.

Not really. If you aren't paying for the product, then you certainly are the product. If you are paying for the product, then you may still be the product, but you also may not. It all boils down in that case to how trustworthy and greedy the vendor is.
Don’t forget online banking on the SNES:

https://youtu.be/Dkxxd3uH1ZY
Kobe was also more directly involved in tech investing through Bryant stibel, which he co-founded (though - granted - not as much the same type of early stage investing that most HNers are interested in).
Thanks for the advice! I think that's a really good callout, and it's something that I'll change pretty soon.
In the US there is no priority with 3+ lanes. You can legally plod along in the left lane without passing anyone. The middle is a safe option to avoid conflicts on either side. For two lanes you are supposed to leave the left/high-speed lane for passing only.
Something similar happens in soccer, so I wouldn't be surprised if it was true in basketball as well.

If your back is to the referee, you know you're probably going to get away with a discreet handball or a bit of a jersey tug because the ref simply can't see it. And once you've played enough games, it's not too hard to keep track of which direction you're facing in relation to the ref since they have a general radius of the field they stay in.
Ok.

I don't understand what the original post is implying then.

These aren't denial of service attacks, so what is the connection between Wikipedia being slow and some attacks that started in 2018 and are continuing now?
When the market rewards secure design, you can make that complaint. Since the market does not reward secure design, expect investments in security to be commensurate. You cannot have it both ways.
Dunno if anyone else has mentioned this, but go get a full medical work up. I was feeling like you - traumatic divorce, much stress, etc. as that eased the burn out didn’t get better.

Finally went to get chemical help for the anxiety, and in the process found out: I was diabetic, hypertensive, and had a tumor causing a hormone imbalance (that probably triggered the first two symptoms).

Even if It turns out there is nothing medically wrong, it’s worth the time and effort.
Didn’t they get bought for $100M just a year ago? I wonder what kind of holdback they had? This is a big payment unless AllScripts knew it was coming.
People expect a degree of anonymity in public as well--disappearing into crowds or groups of people.

That too will be gone soon when biological recognition services are in the hands of people. I suspect it won't be long until you can arbitrarily pull your phone, grab some video/image and/or audio data, pass a few (hundred) signature markers off to a service and identify people with a variety of metadata associated with them.
Doesn't apple with it's ever tightening restrictions of what data you can ask for, like no more MAC address, no more device UUID other than an apple provided "ad id" that can be reset, along with 2 bits you store with apple, aggressive always on location nag alerts, etc also accomplish something similar bit by bit?
Colleges are using Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to track students (2019)
One of the research projects I am working on is an open source medical records system for patient owned medical records. I hadn’t considered deeply how the design of any EHR system will always include biases of some sort that will influence the behavior of patients and providers.

This is a sad event but definitely will be a good learning experience for those in the EHR design world.
It's being blown away by the solar wind. With an orbital period of only 1 1/2 (Earth) days, it's really close to the star.

Like how a comet's tail(s) are formed.

Note that a comet may has a gas tail and a dust tail - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comet_tail

> The streams of dust and gas each form their own distinct tail, pointing in slightly different directions. The tail of dust is left behind in the comet's orbit in such a manner that it often forms a curved tail called the antitail, only when it seems that it is directed towards the Sun. At the same time, the ion tail, made of gases, always points along the streamlines of the solar wind as it is strongly affected by the magnetic field of the plasma of the solar wind. The ion tail follows the magnetic field lines rather than an orbital trajectory.
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The GVWR on a F350 is around 10-14,000, so somewhere between 5-7k axle load.
I just saw the last commit is from Eugene Burmako, who has previously done awesome work with Scala compiler. I think the project is in good hands.
Having distinct Darwin or Glibc imports seems a little crazy for these examples. When you code in c, libc is just there. It has minor variations from platform to platform, but you always think of it as libc. (Even if Darwin calls it libsystem etc. Or if Microsoft's is mscvrt and it kind of sucks.) It would be more reasonable to call it libc. (If I run on BSD do I still call it "glibc" with no actual GNU present? And if the arc4random APIs present in libc there look a lot like Darwin's because they actually share code? Maybe they have not considered porting to non-linux?)

Basically they set a portability boundary in the wrong place.
If you are not being sold a product, you are being sold as a product.
so, one has to be on a scooter and inside a half transparent balloon. Almost like haut-women of Cetaganda. Naturally it was allowed only for that higher caste.