skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Hello HN!

I was working on a project that required me to scrape/integrate with several different job boards and freelance gig sites. After a couple of additional conversations, I realized this was something that a lot of places have to do (ex. personal projects, bootcamps, labor marketplaces, job boards, staffing agencies) and so spun it out as its own service with the first few customers and wanted to share with HN in case you were interested in this as well. Right now we're integrated with several sites (ex. Craigslist, Indeed, Upwork, etc.) and are adding more integrations every day :)

Would love to get you set up if interested!
Start by reading the comment you replied to.
Just realized network is a metaphor.
If someone said "Just because an apple is red, that doesn't mean it's a red delicious.", why would you reply "I'd say that's untrue if the apple is a red delicious."

I'm not sure what this is called, but your statement is basically just redundantly agreeing with me.

Edited for clarification.
Reddit attracted a much larger share of the normie vote than Digg ever did. Back when they were competitors, you could expect the average user was part of the fairly homogenous group of tech workers. They were better organized, more politically aligned, and generally more likely to be early adopters of new tech

That was a decade ago, and tech has become a lot more normalized since. Today's Reddit gets visibility on MM possibly more often than any site other than Google. Its users span the political spectrum, treat it as a utility, and for the most part never chose to come to Reddit, never critiqued it, and wouldn't notice if anything about it changed much. It's easy to imagine many modern users never make it off the front page.

I don't think Reddit will die like Digg did. It's the megaphone of the Internet, and could probably commit much worse transgressions than some random DRM technobabble before the common user would take notice.
Some fad diets make tons of money. Just because something is a shit idea doesn't necessarily mean it'll be a shit investment (unfortunately).
There is no apt package with chromium, but there is an apt package name 'chromium-browser'.

https://packages.ubuntu.com/focal/chromium-browser

In previous versions of ubuntu, that package would install chromium, as one would expect.

In recent versions of ubuntu, this package is a stub that installs snapd, and then snapd installs chromium.

There is a substantial difference between those two things. Users that try to install chromium through an open package management system are being pushed to Canonical's proprietary store.
> they regularly "forget" that you've opted-out

That's putting it mildly -- I think the "door close" button in elevators is more reliable than the reddit opt-out.
Bravo! I wish your team great success!
That talk sounds interesting. I tried searching but didn't find anything like that about a nested VMs in js. Any idea if the talk is online. I am curious to see why they needed nested VMs.
Love this story.

I'm certain it will continue to be reposted to this website until ceases operations or the heat death of the universe whichever comes first.
No. According to the article, the advantage they have is they choose first because they start the interactions, while women wait to be approached.

As soon as women decide to also approach, this advantage disappears.
Could you please specify what is the dataspec support difference between MacPass and KeePassXC? As for formats they both support KDBX4. But yes, MacPass dev and releases are very slow. It's just that it has been such a functional and stable native app since years.
Figure eight! Learned it recently to tow a canoe. I was always towing them with a two half-hitch and trucker’s hitch. I think I like the double figure eighth to attach to the car better than two half hitch.
Computational thinking with Julia: Applications to the Covid-19 pandemic
Wow, I was completely wrong. Thanks for the info
You spouting politically motivated revisionism here. You can do that but I'm not signing up.
It's easy to hijack a consistent username too. If you're "foobar123" on a dozen sites I could register "foobar123" elsewhere and do damage to your "personal brand" pretty easily.
Exactly what I thought the title of the article meant.

I thought it was going to be some random "AI" project that could rewrite your prose in The Onion humour ala:

https://www.theonion.com/fuck-everything-were-doing-five-bla...
facebook and google at least simply isolated their users from the rest of xmpp at some point. oops, if only we had been warned.

I will never forget how a few years back, a friend (and a techie at that, albeit more scientific) explained to me their amazing idea of a messenger that you could use between different chat providers, and messages would just go from one to the other.
"Imagine you could send a message on facebook and I would read it on google!"
I could see something die in their eyes when I explained that not only was there a solution to this, but also, facebook and google had both already decided to kill that solution.

Oh well... don't buy into walled gardens kids.
> If Apple designed an RDBMS as a consumer product, there wouldn’t be any exposed indexes.

Apple has an RDBMS product: FileMaker. It does support automatically creating indexes, but indexes are exposed and users can manually configure indexes if they choose.
"How did it go from being a convenient thing for everyone to everyone should use slack?"

Correction. Everyone went to Facebook. Because Facebook was convenient. Now we are all heading to slack (& discord) because XMPP was no longer convenient & the right-wingnuts are the top 10 shares every single day every day on Faceboook so we no longer wanna hang out on it.
Same here. After a year or so i got tired of actually 'vi ~/worklog.txt' and made an alias. The alias opens up that txt file in VI, goes to end of the file, and starts a newline in insert mode haha. LOVE IT
I start looking at job boards, talking to local recruiters and seeing which technologies were trending on the hype cycle.

I then job hopped when my current company was either not keeping my salary at market rates or were getting behind technologically. I left one job that had two products - a legacy PHP product and a new C# project that was using then current technology.

The C# product wasn’t gaining traction after two years, raises were anemic and they moved everyone to the PHP product. There was no way that I wanted to spend a year doing PHP. I left.

But the smartest but riskiest move I made the next time I was looking for a job was to leave a full time job for a contract to perm where I would get the chance to build a development department and lead two green field projects.

That’s where I first (belatedly) learned about AWS and discovered how much “cloud consultants” made.

Once those two projects were done, I self demoted to a senior developer where the newly minted CTO wants someone to make the company “cloud native”. I jumped on every single project and took the lead on introducing AWS services.

Just from working at those two companies I was able to get my current job.
Yes, Heptio, sorry.
100% agree thank you for saying this.
How many people ITT dissing the product are in the target market?

We're a Peloton and Hydrow family. We have friends with the mirror thing. These are prestige items for humble brags and typical keeping-up-with-the-joneses for relatively vain (as opposed to health conscious) upper-middle class to wealthy suburbanites.

If you want to understand the market, lurk on the Peloton Mom Facebook groups. It won't take long.

Edit: anyone interested in purchasing these products should know, the Peloton is a barely mediocre spin bike attached to an incredible digital experience. It's a blast to use. The Hydrow is a top notch erg attached to an abysmal digital experience, it sucks unless you use it without the screen. I haven't used the mirror thing but my wife's friends that have it don't like it.
BIC Velocity 1.6 mm. Yeah, I like that fat, juicy writing.
Those are the podcasts you chose to listen to?
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XMPP was only the protocol. Google and others provided federation with it then took it away later. This decimated the social network size. When the vast majority connects to others primarily via Google Talk and its descendants or Facebook messenger, XMPP, as a protocol, didn’t stand a chance.
It should be recommended reading for new IT support staff. While you get unhelpful "its not working" requests all the time, when the user does give you information on the working / not working scenarios, you should always consider them, even if it doesn't make any sense.
I'm not so sure. Dating often only reveals a person at their best, most agreeable. I've known couples that needed years to discover they were in a marriage with someone who had deal-breaker qualities. Sometimes things don't manifest until time and pressure force them out.
Generals Zero Hour is a classic RTS, even though it was released maybe 80% complete.

The lead designer went on to make SC2 while C&C games kept getting worse and worse until the series reached its nadir with the two we don’t talk about.
Reddit has been (rightly) attempting to drive away it's far-right troll userbase, so whenever a potential viable alternative to Reddit pops up, it's them that go there first, resulting in no-one else wanting to go there, which results in the inevitable failure of that alternative, or at least it becoming an entrenched hangout for bigots.

It's happened more than once already.
Who said anything about using retirement accounts. I said use target date mutual funds. You can buy the Vanguard 2055 TR in a normal brokerage account. You can also get it in an IRA. I will admit that 401k and equivalent accounts can be a pain because you don't get to pick the available funds, but that wasn't the original issue being discussed.
You’re right that they don’t need them, plenty still want them though.

For many people screwing about with gear and new toys is a big part of having a hobby. This includes both people that are good at their hobbies and those that aren’t.
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, as I am happy to see this issue making headlines, but this sounds like something out of Mike Judge's Idiocracy universe.

It's probably a really bad idea to spread rock dust on arable land. The mixture will probably retard the natural soil microbiota, and at worst render land unusable.

Just try adding a bunch of concrete dust to your basil plant in the window sill, see what happens. Most likely this will be the source, as concrete waste is a huge issue in most population centers. Natural microbiota, the life in soils, are our best bet at sequestering our overabundance of atmospheric ghg, because we literally have to do nothing. Just leave it the fuck alone. Most land is not past the point of no return, and most land is not being used to grow essential food crops. Our actual food is grown on a very small part of farms worldwide and has lots of room to intensify while reducing energy and chemical inputs.

Rebuilding and growing bogs, marshes, and wetlands should be our top priority if we want our great-grandchildren to enjoy the world outside of a cave or a bubble.
The ending of this makes it sound super clean. 3 ms * speed of light => ~560 miles. "It all makes sense!"

But ... isn't the speed of light through fiber actually like 2/3 of the speed of light in a vacuum? And that fiber isn't going to be laid out in a straight line exactly to the destination. So I think really there must have been a fair bit of uncertainty around that ~3ms to abort a connection.
I think Winston Smith (1984) would disagree with having a "fitness" mirror in the home.
That’s such a vague characterization that I don’t even want to bother finding out what the person who says it thinks “progress” is.
it's definitely worth the inconvenience
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While I long for a Reddit replacement, parler doesn't seem like it. I've seen numerous anecdotes of parler banning people for posting milquetoast non-conservative content.
To put it more succinctly. It’s nice to be in a position of F%%% you.

(NSFW:Language)

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xdfeXqHFmPI
You must have missed this:

> How can you not see the hardship of kicking out international students who are already here? COVID forcing the closure of universities is not their fault.
I'm bothered much more by the length than the semantics.
The traffic never leaves the Tor network. This has a few advantages:

* You don't need a TLS certificate from a public certificate authority, as it is already encrypted end to end

* The exit node cannot attempt to snoop on your traffic (via TLS SNI) or inject content/ads/exploits into your unencrypted traffic

* It reduces load on the exit nodes so they can work on serving traffic to sites that don't have an .onion endpoint
I've been using this in Chrome for Mac in YouTube for a while. It is in Safari too. Just have to double right click a YouTube video to get the browser menu instead of the YouTube one.
I think there's an allusion to this in Netflix's Space Force?
This is why secretaries were so great. I remember a thread a few months ago here talking about it, and how most senior professionals had a secretary decades ago. Now, people are expected to type their own notes, make their own meetings, AND produce the same amount of work. Half the time I see people talking about "productivity tips" I laugh imagining what engineers decades ago would think of it. Other than a lab notebook, why do you care about what format you take your meeting notes in? That's the secretaries' job!

Seriously, a good secretary, even one shared amongst a team, could be a huge time saver. Meeting minutes, meeting invites, catering, visitors, errands. Why did this role disappear?
So letting them gamble it away on options and individual stocks is the answer? Like I get your point, but Robinhood isn't helping these people make good financial decisions.
There are so many good books it lacks... But still a really neat idea. Good work!
> Originally you said audit, hold, modify

I didn't; the post you were originally responding to (the GP of my original post, which is the GP of this one) did. I am not the person who made that post.

You appear to be saying that you can audit, hold, modify, pin software in third-party repositories. That means you agree with what I was saying in the GP to this post, that you have just as much ability to do all these things with third-party repo software as you do with software distributed using snaps.
this is a very un-HN answer, and i wish i had something sexier for you, but: Excel.

we look at statements from our various accounts, enter into a data tab, then group expenses into categories: house (elec, water, cable, etc), food, vehicles (gas, tolls, oil, loan, etc) fun (spotify, netflix, etc).

as the saying goes, you cant manage what you dont measure.
In non-technical language: We've been led to believe that a low sodium diet is optimal for cardio-vascular health, but the data don't support that. Furthermore, it is safer to err on the side of too much salt than too little.
Joplin would be perfect if it allowed quick inter-note linking. Obsidian and Zettlr seem to do this much better. But for journaling I love Joplin.
The biggest reason to ship it is to start learning what you don’t know yet as early as you can.
I still remember my primal fear when I tried the same thing in RA and the computer happily ran my sandbags over with its tanks!
This sounds really good. Rancher has some cool products but to be honest I've been uneasy about the link of their name to cattle farming. I hope they change the name and continue the focus on bringing more efficiency to Kubernetes. For example I don't think the kubelet of a brand-new almost empty Kubernetes cluster should frequently be using 4% of a CPU doing who-knows-what.. (I've tried profiling it but with little luck - most time seems to be on futexes [for go channels?], and there are also heaps of system calls to gather data from cgroups).
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I am not an expert but as far as I understand it's harder to do correlation attacks when you're able to monitor network traffic when communication stays inside the Tor network. Additionally, you're replacing (or extending) CAs with Tor's public key cryptography for authentication and encryption.

Computerphile did an interesting video series on this!
Isn't that basically what Pizzagate was about?
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If you can prove whether recursion or even a loop is bounded or not, you have solved the collatz conjecture.
If you've ever attended a mainstream gym you'd know how many people show up just for aerobics classes or personal trainers who put them through a load of low-intensity movements. They're paying $50-200/mo.
XMPP doesn't "work", but on the other hand, the alternatives probably worse:

1. Don't run your own server? A co-worker once operated a fairly popular "public" XMPP server with a decent number of typically active users, a couple hundred. Some eastern European "darkweb" drug sellers had an account on the server, so their competitors thought it worthwhile to threaten the XMPP operator with very directed violence. If you don't host your own, who is running your XMPP server? What will they do when the government/yourThreatActor threatens them?

2. If you do (or don't!) run your own server, how do the end users find a halfway decent application on their fancy iPhone 18 Pro++ that supports push notifications? Their Windows 10 desktop? Ubuntu Linux?

3. If you run your own server, what do you do in the unlikely event of spam?

4. Crypto? OTR sucks for multi-device, OMEMO isn't extensively supported.

XMPP obviously doesn't work, but I can't suggest anything that's better.
And the time it takes to get to that fiber. It’s a fictive piece probably?
The design is driven by engagement, growth, and ad sales.

Old Reddit wouldn't have cared if you left the site to read an interesting linked article. The new one does everything it can do get you to stay on the site, or better, install and never leave the app.

Judge this through the lens of the bigger picture. See their endgame and how it may not be in line with your expectations.
The halting problem is about the general case, but when deciding a sane subset of JS, one can always be more conservative.
I recently started using lainchan, an imageboard, and I really enjoy the security board. It has some of the toxicity inherent from the chan culture, but otherwise I've been pleasantly surprised with the quality and depth of discussions I've read so far.
There are tons of people in the protest not wearing masks. It's politically dishonest not to assume some spread came from massive gatherings, especially where protesters were gassed. I know it's dangerous to say anything negative about protests but we need to be consistent and honest in order to maintain our credibility.
I just went to chrome.Google.com and downloaded it and installed it.

shrug
I can second using Vimwiki! I have mine set up to automatically sync with Gitlab every so often too, so it’s automatically backed up.
I spent a lot of time reading primary source material in college and as an intern at an archive. People didn’t preserve crap or spend money to send so much of it.

The closest thing are postcards from the early 20th century, and they are more banal then the garbage on Twitter. The difference is the egotistical impact of the platform. Most successful Twitter influencers who aren’t domain specialists are monsters.
Datasets and Evaluation Metrics for Natural Language Processing (NLP)
The police I saw at Seattle protests did indeed wear de-identification equipment even when not actively deploying chemical weapons against the civilians. I have photos.
These are the most interesting bits for me:

> Rust is the fastest CPU language. This is not terribly surprising, as it has a mature compiler, and its default behaviour of unboxing everything is exactly what you need for this program.

> What is not visible from the above table is that most of the implementations were significantly slower in their original formulation. Only Futhark, MPL, and Rust are essentially unchanged from their first straightforward implementation. For the others, most of the performance comes down to various low-level tweaks, in particular avoiding boxing and allocations. This is not exactly unexpected, but I still find it sad that when it comes to performance in functional languages, we must think about the compiler more than we think about the language.
Bridges were shut down to push proprietary chat spinoffs of social media websites. Ex. Facebook had an XMPP bridge for a couple years but shut it down for this reason.
This is basically what I was wondering: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23776045
The commenter is, as is so common for fitness, explicitly and proudly gatekeeping. There’s a reason people new to fitness are embarrassed to go to gyms. It’s because they know that so many “fitness people” are like that. Luckily, not all are, and even better, with the help of technology you can learn and be motivated and get exercise at home.
That can be enabled with media.videocontrols.picture-in-picture.keyboard-controls.enabled toggle in about:config.
I still enjoy how much the presentation of the original C&C tries to make it feel like you’re actually commanding an army from your computer. I think that part of it is still fresh now, even though parts of the gameplay are dated now
Was gonna say. Speed of light through cables or fiber optics is roughly 2/3 the speed of light through vacuum. Also I don't see how it would know it has established a connection until the round-trip has happened. All in all, it probably waited more like 10 ms, if this story were true, which it probably isn't.
Source:

https://www.ibiblio.org/harris/500milemail.html

FAQ about the story:

https://www.ibiblio.org/harris/500milemail-faq.html

Past submissions:

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...

(It seems I can’t find a search query which includes both urls)
I am tempted to onionize my site for political (if that is the correct word) reasons.

I am almost done reading The Surveillance Economy and it feels like almost an obligation to push back. (Using ProtonMail, use a large leased server in Germany at Hetzner for my routine work and writing, and using private browsing tabs when I must use Twitter or Reddit.)

It looks like Onion domain hosting services are $5-$8/month, but going through their checklist and making one of my VPSs approved would be educational.
Someone might notice, but will they care? Probably not.

Reddit's goal is to make money. They sell flashy badges and other worthless items and make ridiculous cash from things with literally zero value in addition to their ad money. Any activity there boosts their numbers and just makes them look better on paper.

Unless you're the type of person who solely posts about how horrible reddit is and how everyone needs to leave it (in which case you'll just annoy 90% of the users while the other 10% agrees and buys you a useless badge, fueling the problem more), there's nothing you can do. Ceasing activity is the best action to take. Boycotting is an old and proven method.
Strong disagreement here, from someone who used a simple app called "100 pushups" to incorporate stretching and pushups into my morning routine. I've got a personal record of 129 consecutive pushups, and have over 56k pushups tracked since I started using the app. My wife's started complimenting me on my physique.

Also, several of my friends use Strava or similar apps to great effect wrt their biking and running.

It's nearly always a mistake to assume your personal experiences or perspective are universal.