skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You misunderstand.

By the time the company goes bankrupt, the exec has already lost 75% of their comp for several years, since vesting schedules are four years long.

The bonuses they get at bankruptcy do not amount to that lost comp. They are only meant to convert what their expected normal comp was - ie replacing stock options with salary.

So they have still lost money - lots of it.
I've been using the Dvorak keyboard layout since ~2009. First on a TypeMatrix 2030 USB for many years and then since December 2017 on an ErgoDox EZ mechanical keyboard.

Here is the Dvorak layout I made for my ErgoDox EZ keyboard and which I've been adapting over time.

(The initial versions of the layout are not included in the git history, because I only made a git repo for the layout at a later point. The most recent version of the layout is the one that is of interest anyways.)
Huh.

“unwoke" — rejects a particular viewpoint associated with the left.

“Free-thinking and freedom loving” — while most people probably self-identity that way, currently these are actively used mostly by the right as distinguishing descriptions.

“Not...further a radical agenda” — again, negative on a description used mostly for the left (“reactionary” would be for the right)

Sounds like, despite claiming to be about avoiding ideologues, it is all about a particular side of the left/right ideological conflict.
I found these sentences hard to parse, I'd consider reworking them/checking the grammar:

Regularly get the real-world Chrome users experience metrics right from dashboard. Its update every week and you can measure improvements.
Reddit is a pointless stream of memes if you are not logged in to see your subscribed subreddits.
> A black market will always exist as it does for anything.

A black market only exists when there's legal hurdles to avoid. Some markets have low enough legal hurdles, that there's no black market.

(But I agree with the rest of your comment.)
> Don't automatically assume that the only operating system with which you are familiar is magically better. You've just become accustomed to its flaws and warts. It is the devil you know, and other, unfamiliar systems are scary and strange. To you. Not to other people.

I don't know where you've got this idea from. I'm familiar with Windows and aware of what it does right.

> By the way, the hobbyist tinkering is the main cause of the things I've found to suck in Linux. It's just unprofessional, through and through. It hasn't got the "boring bits" filled out, the bits nobody could be bothered to tinker with because they weren't being paid to. It still(!) struggles with spaces in file name paths. In 2020 it still struggles to consistently handle esoteric new concepts like the backspace key.

Windows has its share of laughably bad issues in those areas. Its terminal may handle backspaces but it struggles with copy/paste. The inconsistently-applied filename length limit is just ridiculous, as is the file locking behaviour. On the whole it's just as "unprofessional" as Linux or anything else.

> A case in point is the wailing and gnashing of teeth in the Linux community about systemd. From an external objective perspective, this is absurdly childish. Linux is missing 80% of the basic functionality that MacOS and Windows have had since forever. Since the NT4 days in the 1990 forever. In reaction to the systemd team dragging Linux into this century, people lost their minds. They got so mad they were practically frothing at the mouth.

And they were right. Systemd screwed everything up, and I'd rather use a system where the users are "childish" enough to call out when it changes for the worse than when they keep quiet out of "professionalism".
There are so many comments in this thread justifying this behavior.

> The last thing you want is key employees jumping ship

> Of course they do. How else do you get people to stick around on a sinking ship?

> While it looks immoral if you don't understand the mechanics, people are simply responding to incentives around bankruptcy laws

Do people really believe that the mechanics of bankruptcy laws, and the incentives to retain executives instead of workers, are just part of the natural order of the universe? That they appeared out of nowhere, align perfectly with morality, and haven't been deliberately structured this way to protect the ruling class?
you don't know what you are talking about. invest a minute and check out animats history.
You can get prices in Madison Seating’s ballpark at a local used office equipment store, and have a chance to try the chair out and see the parts it’s been refurbished with, if any.
Any worker that had stock options comp and is needed for the bankruptcy process will get similar good deals.

Who told you companies weren't about making money? That's literally the point of them.
When U2F is widely used, there will be more social engineering tricks - like, visit this attacker website or download this tool/browser extension, put cursor in box, now please touch your key to verify your identity.

Countless creative ways will be tried and discovered.
The difference between caring and being woke is shameless self promotion and groupthink denigration of those who do not self promote. There simply are no humble "woke" people, all "woke" are bullies.
The point is their victimlessness is contingent on the failure to go through.

Had it gone through, it would most certainly not be victimless. Furthermore, try getting off of a speeding ticket by telling the Judge it's a victimless crime because you didn't crash into anything this time.

I'm sure it will put them is a state of mirth and good spirits.
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You could legalise migration, too, that would make a bit dent in trafficking.

I wonder if it would make a bit dent, if Mexico just legalised production and distribution of most drugs? Instead of waiting for the US to get their act together.
> The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing

The same quote could be used in reverse. Some of us think this whole woke crap is evil. So yeah, #ImOut.
It's for people who don't want to lie to be able to have a job.
Thank you for sharing your work! It looks quite wide-ranging and in depth.

For others, clickable links:

https://github.com/learnbyexample/learn_js_regexp

https://learnbyexample.github.io/books/

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I love that you provide the books in a single-file Markdown format.

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>Or was this just people copying and pasting the same message (if so why that rather than retweet)? There were so many every few seconds I assumed it was a script just running through accounts. But --- if it wasn't, what were people hoping to gain? Views on their own profile?

Cashing in on the public attention. Social media is filled with people who would debase themselves for a little bit of attention or likes. The hack caused a lot of uproar, what better way than pretending you're were high-profile enough to be hacked too?
The fact that we have both forms of bankruptcy, and that both are used, means that some companies survive and hence jobs survive as a result.
Cool, i will enable email soon.
Macs from model year 2006-2015 expose both S/PDIF digital audio and regular analog audio on the same single 3.5mm audio port. Newer Macs (model year 2016 and up) only have analog audio.

You’ll want to make sure your audio cable uses TRRS:

https://components101.com/connectors/35mm-audio-jack
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Nissan ends war over electric-car charging standards, as Tesla stands apart
To be fair, the HDL tools are decent. There are some quirks but they get the job done (obviously it's professional tooling, not something an enthusiast can pick up over a weekend). I think you're working on the FPGA side?

However the software development experience is dismal overall. I doubt it will ever improve much, hardware companies just don't make good development tools.

The closest experience developers get to embedded might be android development. The IDE are good, source control, auto completion, the platform documentation is amazing, fully documented API with examples, there are entire guides on how the system work, remote debugging on the device (I've developed on Android version 1 a decade ago and it was all there). It's just great. Now try developing for a MCU and half the manufacturers can't document how to read an IO pin or use the DAC. I'm not looking forward to moving back to embedded. ^^
> all "woke" are bullies.

Careful there Mr. Sith Lord
So they quit and no one else wants the job, nor has the key knowledge of how those internal systems works. ....so the company needlessly dies.
I'm pretty sure at least half a billion people were affected, and this is the best they can come up with...
Keep in mind that the actual drug producers are just as much victims of the drug cartels as anyone else.

Legalising the production of drugs would make it so that they could, at least in theory, turn to the police for help.
Virtually every content creator who depends on the content for their livelyhood has figured out some other way to monetize it (Patreon, Floatplane, Twitch, merch, etc). I use NewPipe and a PiHole so I practically never see YouTube ads, but I always make sure I'm paying the creators I watch regularly somehow.

Of course, I don't even use NewPipe for its lack of ads. If Google improved their own app, maybe I'd go back to it.
Wow, six anonymously-posted jobs and the most popular one is “Just Say Hi” with no position.

Looks to be about the right level of competency for the market segment...
No need to hand out the drugs for free. Just legalising would be enough.
Shareholders usually get nothing in both chapter 7 or 11. The slim recovery usually goes to bond holders.
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So we've progressed now from "then do your own thing" to "no actually you cannot even do your own thing"
It's the Great China Virus Lie of 2020.
Chinese bots will defend to their death.
Never let users see your website down... and USED BY RefurbMe which seems to be down :)
We are looking for such a solution combined with data available via a Google datastudio connector. Could be an awesome feature to attract agencies as customers, who need to report to their clients.
Right on point. I use new pipe mostly as a vote against ads. If we all did, maybe it will put an ends to this form of ads at least.
Unless this is the idea. Never have worked with it before but my understanding (confirmed by many of the comments here) is that the current API is pretty difficult to work with. Rate limit the new API and allow less restrictive access through paid tiers.

Suddenly Twitter is no longer reliant solely on ad revenue and all of the stigmas associated with it in the current changing environment.

With this, they are no longer an ad company but a platform ala Google Maps/Stripe. Plenty of companies would be more than willing to pay for unrestricted access to Twitter for data analysis.

Ad revenue may take a hit but won’t disappear overnight
It is currently in public beta, if there are any feedbacks please let me know.

Thank you
Twitter is so busted – Screenshots leak showing ‘massive censorship operation’
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Reflection on My Journey as a Self-Taught Mobile Developer
https://nanohub.org/resources/18349/download/NikonovBeyondCM...

Has nice models and details on post cmos, for the curious. The papers (nikonov and young) are excellent, though I think they underrate the back end scaling challenges.

This is about replacing the low k dielectric in the backend, and makes sense if you consider that backend metal will move to W or Co. so long as this is CMP capable (maybe?) this makes sense.
> How else do you get people to stick around on a sinking ship?

You could get a lot of people signing up to do those jobs at the exec's old salaries, even people from inside the company that already know the business well.
pr0 tip: dont set your DNS TTL to 5 min (status.discord.com does)
Running your own CDN that is competitive with cloud flare and the other top CD ends requires dozens to hundreds of edge servers distributed around the world, close to your customers. This is very expensive, and while it does make sense for the very largest companies, almost everyone else is going to do better paying for a piece of large-scale shared infrastructure.
Training data isn't always an issue. There are plenty of methods that don't require labels or use "weakly labelled" data.

Since most contemporary methods only make sense if lots of training data is available in the first place, many companies interested in trying ML do have plenty of manually labelled data available to them.

Their issue often is that they don't want to (or can't for regulatory reasons) send their data into the public cloud for processing. Any major speed-up is welcome in these scenarios.
Umm Google steals IP from the little girl/guy innovators (one example of many seen here on HN https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18566929).

Google and every Silicon Valley company provide bonuses to employees for creating patents(they do not verify if it's your actual work just patent away and bonuses are given). Thus and to me This dude is just doing what he saw while at Google and what it's culture (including Silicon Valley's) taught him.

Google going full force after him isn't surprising yet the hypocrisy of it all is disgusting!
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That's not really true. Companies need to shut down in annorfanized fashion, even under chapter 7.

Under chapter 11 though you need as few personnel changes a possible if you want to turn things around. Domain knowledge and understanding on internal company processes is key.
XML:

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XSLT:

<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform" xmlns:my="my">
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<xsl:template match="//my:counter">
<form>
<button onclick="form.counter.value -= 1;return false">-</button>
<input name="counter" value="0">
<button onclick="form.counter.value = 1 + +form.counter.value;return false">+</button>
</form>
</xsl:template>
</xsl:stylesheet>

XSLT looks ugly but only because we should not edit plain text XML (same for markup). <template> is a limited version of XSLT.
Agree both that 2020 is completely effed and that important issues from political perspective right now are unusually science driven.

Having to go through the process Kuhn describes but where both the brains involved in paradigm transition are not trained in evidence, and, the accumulating evidence is...people dying from COVID...is just so grim.
> Hell, a videotape of them discussing how to be corrupt, how they will profit from it, how to launder the money would not be enough. It hasn’t been in prior cases of this type, where they’ve got as far as someone looking at them.

Can you provide any example to back up this claim?
What do you mean by "turtles"?
Maybe, just maybe, the same executives that lead into bankruptcy aren't the right ones to lead out of bankruptcy - and should not be rewarded for failure?
do you need Linux to run your version? would love to get this running on my Mac.
Actually, ICANN was privatized away from US government in 2016.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/u-government-no-longer-contro...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICANN
If they could violently monopolize some other industry, why aren't they already doing so?

I would assume they are already trying to expand as much as possible. Legalising drugs doesn't look like it would make that expansion easier. If anything, it would become harder, because funding dries up, so investments are harder to make.
So, 1,071 proven instances over what period of time? Over what overall count of cast ballots?

Here are some other reviews:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2014/08/06/a-com...

https://www.brennancenter.org/analysis/debunking-voter-fraud...

https://www.cnn.com/2019/12/05/politics/ohio-illegal-voting-...
sending alerts is one things but i cant control if they fix or not :P
I used to do this but have shifted my pattern somewhat. Now, I use many fewer permanent containers. When I want to log in, I'll do it in the temporary container. I use a password manager so this is barely less convenient than reopening the tab. To log out, I just close the tab.
Or the Fred Brooks version: Manpower will be added to the team until product delivery happens earlier.
You could legalize migration.

In any case, even if legalizing drugs still leaves you with some cartels, you would still have fewer and smaller.
You can do your own thing! You’ll just get laughed at for doing it. Nobody is forced to like you if you’re being obnoxious to those around you.

Respect is the result of your actions, not a given
If you want to see state of the art 40 years ago there's Army M9 detector paper which is this concept applied to tape instead of fabric, and detecting multiple chemical agents instead of lactate.

Using pH to determine intensity is ingenious.

My experience in the Army was

1) Supply is enough of a hassle under normal circumstances such that having to replace after it detects is a pain.

2) It was always unclear if a faint color change meant a minor exposure or some kind of contaminant laundry malfunction type thing.
I bet more roads to hell are paved with "good intentions" than with good intentions. Now if only we had a way to measure that . . .
>...are just part of the natural order of the universe? That they appeared out of nowhere, align perfectly with morality...

Do you think morality is part of the natural order of the universe? It’s definitely not.
> if we assign some value to future people, then that implies we should try to have more children, to maximise the sum total of future people's satisfaction.

Not quite. While it would be true (The Repugnant Conclusion) if every future person had positive quality of life, there can be a point where adding new people pushes everyone's quality of life into negative.

> Metaphysically speaking, it's quite possible that every moment of human experience is going to happen anyway, regardless of what we do: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boltzmann_brain.

My point was more that the purpose of life could be seen as sustaining the continuity of this civilization. Presumably, Boltzmann brains would not correspond to any civilization more often than any other, so they don't take anything away from the value of a life and the duty to preserve resources.
Had Copland not failed, OpenGL would never been part of Apple's history.

As usual, companies at the edge of bankruptcy tend to be a bit more "open".
"The only way to keep them around..."

I call BS. It's not as if there's a shortage of employees or execs to go around right now. When a company is taking its lumps, the execs should too. That should be part of the deal. If the people who actually do the work are getting laid off or asked to double their efforts to compensate for people laid off, then the execs ought to be content to ride out a period without bonuses and work to make those stocks rise in value again.

As usual, when things are good - execs see the profits, the vast majority of workers don't. When things are shit, the execs hand themselves bonuses while they cry crocodile tears about laying people off to please shareholders. Fuck them.
The shareholders are willingly paying this money because they believe it's the best way to turn the company around.

It's their money, and their decision.

Where do you get off say "are WE going to allow it?". Who the hell are you?

This whole thread is people who don't understand the context of these decisions. The public has no say.
Thanks a lot, i will add this feature soon!
Used to work on a bbone at an ATT competitor, used Juniper in the core. There was a lot of talk and sales too about SDN and the future of networking being all automated, but in the end there was always problems that needed a brain and an ssh session to fix
Why not use Tor instead? Frees from the worry of going over free AWS server bandwidth limits.
Not if you’re a communist regime. Remember, in communism, there is no individual. Everyone belongs to the state.
Pretty cool. The picture of the statue in the article reminds me of the 18th century lion taxidermy which is known for its comical look.

Here: https://www.kungligaslotten.se/english/articles-and-movies/n...
Not to disagree with your premise, but if you scrolled back to the top, the cookie consent box reappears. It just hides so you can read the article when you scroll which by itself isn't bad. It's not clear it assumes consent but it's also not clear it doesn't.

IMHO the cookie consent box is a flawed premise from the start, it's annoying to the user (especially on mobile where it takes half the screen) and there is no way to verify it is actually implemented correctly and doesn't just track you anyway regardless of what you do - hence your comment above.

If one really decides a first party cookie is a privilege rather than a simple data storage primitive on the web because it's been abused by google analytics etc, this is something you can set your browser to ask for permission each time or a content blocker to avoid from sources like Google. Keep in mind, that does affect the site's ability to understand which of it's content is most popular which is not bad on its own - but yes there are workarounds to this too like server logs which are probably more reliable anyway.

This cookie box is the most annoying side effect of GDPR with almost no benefit as it's riddled with dark patterns and "compliant" sites that don't respect the spirit of the law, just the letter.
I hate to break it to them... but this is activism.

I mean, if they wanted to be apolitical they could have, you know, not framed themselves as a job board for "conservatives, libertarians and free thinkers" and named themselves as the antithesis of a political statement.

Instead, they want job-seekers to mass-boycott "woke" companies and "bankrupt the woke."

Anyone participating in this is by definition participating in political activism. Which is fine, and anyone's right, but they shouldn't pretend they "just want to work" and not "be an activist."
Sync.com is a Canadian solution that does what you are asking.

Maybe add them to your search keyword list!? :-)
Between this and the active surpression of research on the topic in China through intimidation and the ongoing denial and destruction of evidence, I see no reason why we ought to give China the benefit of the doubt.
That kinda depends on the "up to eight accounts" the attacker downloaded the data for.
This guy literally committed a federal crime. I worked for Google and we saw this scum as a traitor.
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I made https://www.checkbot.io to test websites for common SEO, speed and security problems, like broken links, duplicate titles and unnecessary redirects. It tests multiple of pages at a time as well as localhost pages so it's useful for identifying site wide problems and confirming you've fixed them.

I developed it for myself while working as a consultant then released it as a general tool. It's saved me a lot of time in putting quotes together, code review and confirming fixes are complete.
Seems to be working again, hopefully it was thanks to those alerts
How hasn’t this been covered more widely? This is nuts!
Sorry but what are RF scars? Scars resulting from radiofrequencies?

Do you have a picture at hand, perhaps?
Not sure what you're trying to say.

But IMHO any belief is worth challenging. 'Bad' beliefs should be pushed back on, 'good' beliefs should stand more than surface leven scrutiny.