skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They have been rebranding it silently.

Boeing and some of their customers have switched back to using just numbers and leaving out the 'max' from the name.

If they did a public rebranding, it would defeat the purpose of trying to hide the name from the public.
Instead of worrying about base salary vs. equity, I'd rather know roughly how much "guaranteed" compensation to expect. Guaranteed would include cash salary, immediately-sellable stock, and the amount of bonus that is not contingent on personal or company performance. The rest is "speculative" compensation: stock options, potential gains from holding stock, illiquid stock, and bonuses that might not materialize for various reasons.
This sounds like the start of a false dichotomy.
There’s nothing “perceived” about it—the UK was forced to admit any “EU citizen” who wanted to come and immediately grant them permanent residency, which already represents a fundamental loss of control.
In American politics, voting really doesn't make a difference as much as just having opinions alighted with those of the top 10% of income earners[0]. Making noise and protests are more effective in some ways, but the sad reality is that most of senate/congress is not beholden to the selectorate of all voters, but rather the smaller selectorate of influences that control the advertising and narrative that allows them to continue to be re-elected.

[0]: https://battlepenguin.com/politics/video/does-voting-make-a-...
Just because neswpaper companies are utter assholes, it doesn't mean Apple can't do better. Like in subscriptions being opt IN not opt out.
This is the article specification:

"...improvements in the function of the retina's photoreceptors when their eyes were exposed to 670 nanometre (long wavelength) deep red light."

Can it be obtained with a normal led light?
> and the less it is used, the more likely it is to be abandoned.

That's certainly true, but not at the same scale as FOSS.

> Personally, I think a $10 annual fee would be more reasonable but finding the magic sweetspot between users and dollars is a market research topic.

Sure, but it's much harder to bring 10$ a year to a 10$ a month price than the reverse. In one case you will make people angry and assuredly lose many customer, in the other, you may just gain more.

People always forget also the cost to support people over a "beta" software. That cost goes up the more customer he get, thus starting with less customers is certainly a good way to limit the amount of time spent on answering to support request.
Remdesivir can change the disease so people are in the hospital for a less days. Accounting for only the basic cost of a hospital bed at least financially this is a big improvement. And of course if one of the major problems is a shortage of beds this helps a lot.
Or just use a limited slip diff. Allows some slip for cornering, but only, well, a LIMITED amount you don't end up with one wheel in the air spinning like mad and the one with traction not moving at all.
Oops, I guess I misread indeed. And you are quite right on your last paragraph -- found it the hard way.

I also agree that the interviewer shouldn't just give feedback without asking because I know many interviewees will react badly.

It's just that in my case no feedback was wanted in either direction. And job-hunting is a game of numbers and evolution (okay, most of the time, definitely not always): you seek to adapt to the current conditions and see what you can improve upon for the next interview. Some feedback would have made your time and effort worth it. Giving you zero feedback wastes your time entirely though.
Exactly, we need way more political parties with direct representation. However, power seems to do a great job of consolidating itself so that won't be an easy task.
Why Do Canadians Say ‘Eh’? (2017)
Can't find any reference to the line about majority on their website
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Have a mandatory bodycam implanted in everyone's right eyesocket, that livestreams to government servers 24/7.

This is an obvious short-term mitigation tactic until they develop brain implants that can pre-emptively moderate harmful thoughts.
> And when the UK crashes out of EU with no deal

It’s incredible how many times people have cried wolf about this.
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This really isn't a one-dimensional question with an easy "studies have shown" answer. For a start, it would require a definition for what "benefits host countries" means -- benefits tax receipts? Proportion willing to volunteer for the army? Benefits eployers of low/high-wage labor? Number of companies founded? Strength of the literary tradition?

That said, the most obvious parallel here is the indians expelled from Uganda [1], who were essentially the merchant class of that country. And I believe have done very well in England.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expulsion_of_Asians_from_Ugand
It depends on the platform. That approach works well on Google Play and Apple, but custom subscription platforms can be all kinds of shady.
Lawson's started brewing at Two Roads in CT and got a distributor in CT and it's been a lot easier to find at least here in NJ within the past year. I also recently got Heady and Focal down here but I am not sure where the distributor got it from or if it was a one off thing. You probably already know about them but Hill Farmstead is my favorite in VT. I used to go there a few times a year when I lived closer by.
Been working on that last one for years. At least I'm likely to out live her.
What are "bailouts of the Iraq war" ?
What do you think Canadians that work in the Middle East do? Report their incomes?
What is the problem here? Having federal interference in tech is a terrible idea as any laws are usually overbroad and stifle large amounts of innovation that we haven't imagined yet as an unintended consequence.

What multiuser system would survive a libel-law attack from a highly unfriendly jurisdiction? Email, forums, comments, and other forms of posting opinions would immediately cause any small operator to shutdown.

You just need a friend to make libelous comments on discus and then sue any site you want. 230 isn't a loophole, it's essential for speech on the Internet.
Nationalistic flamewar will get you banned here. Please don't do anything like this on HN.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Maybe I misunderstand the format of HN job posts, but your website seems to imply that you're only remote for right now and anyone outside of Los Angeles would have to relocate.
Hi there! I hit a transient 404 error when accessing the link you gave here. I was redirected to the top of the "about" page after the initial 404, but it doesn't look like the "Careers" link on that page works either. I found https://boards.greenhouse.io/elementaryrobotics in the footer, is this the right link?
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Agreed. I don’t think I can really help with this but I know exactly what they’re doing and wish them luck. The copy was very clear and immediately lends confidence to the team.
My comment came off more snarky than intended. I usually see that concept depicted like science, but the details for the inputs are very much opinion.

Your cat is honest.

Humans take great leaps to dial in the answer they want!
Thank you, looks great. I bought it.

If there are any other books like that, please let me know.

Thanks!
Hypotheticals don't belong in criminal trials.
> that one would reasonably think would be shot down immediately, but isn't.

EARN IT looks like a compromise compared to this: https://cyberlaw.stanford.edu/blog/2020/06/there%E2%80%99s-n... which is I assume why it was pushed only a few days ago.
Almost think the ultimate solution here would be 2 motors, one per side, and skid steer action. Can then pivot in place, or turn at any radius desired. Would map quite naturally to the two joystick control system too.

You can drive all 4 wheels then which will do even better off-road, and the suspension actually gets a lot simpler since you can totally do away with streering and all the assocaited geometry.
You seem to be misinformed about Section 230. This link provides a better description than I can.

Summary: there is no loophole.

https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20200531/23325444617/hello...
You and me both.

I remember the blank looks I would get from the stock team when I explained how their release agreement could expose employees to bankruptcy.
Well, not just Iran—the US does the same thing pretty blatantly a lot, and it's pretty much Israel’s only mode of operation. There's an argument that it's essentially all of international politics, masked by the fact that most countries, on all but the most existential issues, see the power vs interest calculus as favoring adhering to consensus international law and direct agreements.
It's not about game companies. The companies actually don't care that much, they have sold the game, and spent our money already. If they ever react is just because of the pressure from gamers.

Also, it is not about cheating in your single player game. No one really cares about that. Want to enable god mode and insta-kill every baddie? Go for it.

Cheaters in online competitions simply ruin the game for other players. Cheaters destroy online gaming communities.

So of course, in online gaming communities, cheating is seen as one of the worst offences someone can commit.
I think you make some good points - thanks for the back and forth.

I think participating in iCloud access is worse than just providing dumb phones and closer to assisting with surveillance. A similar example would be enabling encryption in the west, but breaking it to comply with local law in authoritarian countries where people need it most. The distinction that they're not the ones specifically doing the surveillance seems less important, they're complicit in it.

I agree the flag itself, specifically, is a small thing - but it still bothers me because of the precedent it sets.

> "The inevitable conclusion of this line of reasoning is that no western company should do business in China."

I struggle with this, maybe that's not so bad? I'd be happy if western companies didn't help to enable authoritarian countries whether in China, the Middle East, or elsewhere. Rule of law should be an important consideration when what you're doing can enable the oppression of a country's citizens.

> "Apple doesn't gain anything from doing any of the things they get criticized for in China. "

I think they do gain access to the Chinese market which is a lot - this is why I see them as making excuses for everything else they do that's required for this access.
The primary impediment to combating child sexual abuse material is the scarcity of law enforcement agents relative to the scale of offenders.[0] Law enforcement agencies are already at the limit of how many offenders they can prosecute because offenders are primarily detected by agents who are posing as offenders or by agents who are posing as victims.

The solution proposed by the researchers in the referenced documentary is to create AI agents that can automate the work of posing as offenders or posing as victims. This solves the scaling problem of the law enforcement agencies.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcCj1zNpKoM
Sorry, I don't agree with you and there is no point going around in circles. You're arguing "in theory", I'm arguing "in practice". Anyway, good luck.
This left a bit of bad taste in my mouth: “It’s easy to imagine an alternative timeline in which Zhang proved his result six months after Maynard instead of six months before.”

I don’t think even Maynard has claimed he would have gotten to bounded gaps without Zhang.
Having part of the star form accretion disc and then slowly radiate the energy is entirely different from the star converting significant part of its mass into energy and radiating it in couple of hours.

Also jets are highly directional and you have good chance to be away from the cone.

I am not a physicist but I suspect that extremely active star turning into black hole might be much less luminous than the star itself. Accretion disks can be very luminous but this is typically for very large holes in the centers of galaxies. Because we observe these huge stars only because they are so highly active, the act of converting it to much less luminous system might be undistinguishable from the star disappearing.
Tesla becomes the most valuable carmaker without making a profit
Do you think it's bad that Pinterest is known as an annoying site? What are you doing about it?
So what types are converted to what, automatically? And is it only for == or there are other traps?

In most languages that I know this is documented. They don't tell you "this sucks don't use it".
After saying “hey sweetie” to my baby girl and triggering Siri for the thousandth time, I'm _wishing_ for “Ok Google”…
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Never really got into most of the Magic Hat offerings. Single chair was ok. I was surprised they never really did much with the tap room, instead keeping it to just to small samples and merchandise rather than going full tap room like everyone else
A modest proposal would suggest killing all of the children. What did you have in mind?
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In that case we need to provide working definitions advocating for privacy and information freedom that the average consumer can appreciate and support. I'm open to ideas. One approach is to explain that without private encrypted communications your information cannot be free: instead it will be monitored and censored by the many parties that believe we should not see or say one thing or another. Privacy enables freedom.
“Racism” is not a very good term for privileging non-white immigrants from former colonies over white European immigrants.
Anti-democratic may also not be the best term when a majority of the people more or less support what you do. Illiberal, populist, protectionist, sure, but these do not sound nearly as bad.
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> my opponent supports child molestors

The ruling elite have a monopoly on this. They publicly opposite it via bills like this and use media giants to crush 'conspiracy theories' involving people like Epstein and all the people he was closely associated with in Washington and Hollywood.

I think if we actually got evidence and leaks on how bad child abuse within politicians are, Americans would be absolutely horrified by the straight up hypocrisy.
Being autistic doesn't automatically makes you an arsehole - I think Zuckerberg is just an arsehole.
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