skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I founded operatr.io. Our product, static site, and licensing systems are entirely built in CLJ/CLJS. JVM, brower, lambda, etc.

Like JWR I feel there's absolutely zero chance we could have built this product as effectively in my previous primary JVM languages. Clojure is just a better toolset, no comparison.

We recently enquired with Github about sponsoring as an organisation (rather than me using my personal account) and have been added to the waitlist for the alpha of organisation-sponsoring. Once that starts we'll contribute financially to the developers in our space who enable our business.

Also as a habit I send personal emails to open source contributors simply to thank them in person.

Good luck with your launch!

P.s. I'm very excited for the team at Cognitect. It's hard to start a consultancy, hard to launch a product, there are no guarantees of success, and they deserve all of it.
And the government.

You can (Please check with a CPA before listening to this rando on the internet, I did my homework but it's a big deal and you want to do it correctly and legally) deduct any single purpose office space that you use at home from your taxes.
How Google Approved Ad Fraud Bot Traffic Scheme. Investigation
Yep, and TCU is the Native American term (Tribal College & University). Both had a victory this year with the Title III funding.
Not a lawyer but I host user content. I've always assumed that if illegal content is brought to my attention and I have not made an attempt to deal with it in a reasonably timely matter, I could bear some legal responsibility for that content.
Beautiful website! Good luck :)
Hmm I think it’s just our group, we have a Production support team that holds the keys, and there’s only 3 of them that can access my app.

For example, if I want to change an environment variable, I can’t just log into the cloud console or run a cli command. God no. That would be too easy. I have to write a script for this team to run. This script is entered into an authorization app where a few parties “sign off”, at which point the prod support team can log in to the authorization app and click Deploy. This app then runs my deployment script against our app container to update the env variable.

Accessing and doing DB work follows a similar process.
Complete case files: https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/17301670/index-newspape...
Do you really have to be savvy to buy cryptocurrency? A lot of people just sign up for an online wallet and buy cryptocurrencies as if they were trading shares online.
The story is interesting even if it doesn't prove a trend by itself. Combining it with other evidence is up to the reader.
What stops you from talking to your coworkers casually using any other method? Half my chats are casual conversations, some of which will turn to a call if its specific topic-oriented.

I think looking for a product to solve this may not be the most efficient way to help the mental state. In fact, reaching out to more people into the company is easier than ever now, just a message away.
iPhones might get periscope telephoto cameras in 2022
In case you're genuinely asking, the answer is yes and I don't know why it wouldn't be. There are so many reasons that a high school math team would only be filled with Asians and white males and "because there's a lack of qualified minorities" is at the bottom of that list. Maybe there aren't enough minority students encouraged to engage in STEM activities or maybe toxic people like you make them uninterested.
> If you're savvy enough to know how to buy cryptocurrency

Savvy enough to know how to buy cryptocurrency, but not savvy enough to not buy cryptocurrency.
It’s no wonder authors can’t make a living these days.

1. $300 for an article. Sometimes they get generous, and give an extra $100.

2. They then give $300 to a nonprofit of their choice, and they get the write off.

3. I noticed Billy’s famous tax dodge 501c3 is front and center.

4. The sweethearts throw in an extra $25 to revise an article. Dam—that’s nice of them. And I imagine they don’t compensate with time spend spent with editors?

5. Why not be generous and give a percentage of clicks? Give the authors something to work towards?

6. On the positive, I’m assuming the author owns their work, and can pull it at anytime, but I’m probably mistaken? They probably have a 30 years ownership for the huge sum of $300?

7. The greed of these monopolies is astounding. I am eagerly waiting for the day, they are Regulated/Unionized. Don’t like being fair——fine; you have the rest of the world to exploit. I imagine, I’ll get a lot of flack from HN boys, but one day the party will be over, and you might see the Internet from a different perspective? The internet has ruined so many small businesses.

8. In all fairness, DO is not a monopoly. My rage is over the true monopolies, that get people to do things for free, or essentially free. I’m just projecting? I used to make a good part time living teaching people how to repair watches, but I can’t compete with free. My tutorials were more comprehensive than the free stuff, but the big boys pretty much ruined my gig.
For runtime, you can certainly read any arbitrary binary file in C without problems.

For compile time, I make heavy use of xxd -i to generate header files in a range of projects. It is no longer installed by default on most +nix systems, but it is generally still in your package manager (often installed alongside vim), and has been around since 1990.
While school specific recruiting trips maybe drive results for recruiting teams, there is no way to get away from inherit bias. By only recruiting at "top schools" you skip talent that couldn't afford tuition at an elite school and chose scholarships over paying 60k a year. You optimize for who could do well on the SAT in high school, which is inherently a product of privilege and who could pay to study for the test and even knew it was a road block (I didn't realize the SAT was important until friends that went to "good schools told me to study for it. In school I was always told you couldn't study for it). Systemic doesn't necessarily mean any particular individual is biased. The entire way we conduct business is.
What is already outdated? Is TSMC shipping their 3nm already?
Utopia: Fluid Responsive Design
Thank you.

1. Commercial pricing is per developer. Otherwise it can be misused

2. No

3. Formula parsing module that I am building is capable of running in a Web Worker or in the same UI thread. For lag-free calculations, Web Worker is preferred.

Basically Calculations are async. The calc engine can also reside in your own server (future :P)

`fast-formula-parser` does support adding custom formulas, So i think you will have control over it.
Normal sense is thrown out the window when people see a chance to get free money. And it's not that hard to buy bitcoin is it?
It's definitely not that women and other groups simply aren't interested in tech jobs when they go to college, nope, it's some sort of vague ambiguous bigotry that's a problem that needs to be solved.

Tired of this narrative that if too many white people or men or white men work in a field or business then that is by default a sign of racism, sexism, or some kind of bigotry. Different groups of people broadly show interest in different careers.
That's happening on Aliexpress and other places too - I've wondered about this. An aliexpress seller said ships from US, arrives within a 5 days or free, then 1.5 months later it finally arrives and they get dispute overturned because it was delivered. So pathetic. The stupid postage gives away their "shipped from US" game.
Because if you moved to a new town you were in a different school district.

The great migration to the suburbs happened right after schools were desegregated in the US.

White Americans moved to the suburbs to avoid their children from attending school with black children. Milliken v. Bradley was the last nail in the coffin.

The return to cities has coincided with white people having less children and children at older ages along with less racist views.
I have done University recruiting and been at recruiting events, I have never seen leftovers ever re-used, by any company, ever. I'm not even sure of the legality of that or the logistics of it. How were leftovers transported safely from one campus to another? 99% of the time, it's pizza (it's always pizza), and it's given away or thrown out at end of the event.
Here is link explaining actual dimensions of Intel and TSMC recent nodes:

https://www.eetimes.com/intels-10nm-node-past-present-and-fu...
I suppose this would work very well for people with a particular outlook. I'm not one of them. My neighborhood is a refuge from commerce; I don't want stores within earshot of my front door. I don't want people I don't know walking past my yard at night.
Makes for a nice conspiracy theory but from what I’ve read many of them were going under and consumers wanted cars, not street cars.
Based on his LinkedIn, it seems like it might be Cisco.
"We're not saying you have to pay us $50/month, but what will potential customers think if your business isn't Google Guaranteed while all your competitors are..."

https://searchengineland.com/google-offering-upgraded-gmb-pr...
I rely heavily on Youtube's recommendation engine and I think it's fantastic. Not sure what your feed looks like, but mine is full of trains and airplanes and machining videos and history pieces and technology breakdowns and... I wish I had a lot more time to watch.

If you're getting terrible content, I have to think you're the one to blame. You have the like and subscribe buttons, you can train the system. I did.
I think the days of cryptocurrency being for the "savvy" are long past.

It's been featured in everything from The Today Show to supermarket tabloids. There is no counting the number of crypto buying tutorials on the web. There are crypto ATMs. I've heard retires with no computer talking about it.

It's not mainstream the way a savings account is, but it's not the exclusive club the promoters want people to think it is.
It could be just both correlate independently with a third, unknown variable that represents some unknown or unaccounted psychological property of mind.
Anyone watched Westworld? The whole enterprise is destroyed (almost) by 2 low level employees. It's either a complete blooper in the script or --after I read this article-- reflective of the real world that I don't know about. Your take?
Yeah...your "mission" outcome shouldn't be tied to the performance of your child is some sort of task. Especially an extremely difficult one, like getting a kid to learn calculus by the time they're 10. That's a good way to foster resentment between you and children.

A better mission might be to help your kids explore their own interests, find what they're passionate about, and then do whatever you can to foster and encourage that interest.
There is no need to name the company.

But you have just attacked and doxed the author as well.

They chose not to name it for a reason.
Judge rules Seattle media companies must hand over protest images to police
>The problem of Rust is that it keeps inventing instead of stabilizing. Incredible smart people write great libs ... version 0.12 ...

Thanks for sharing this, Stability of Rust never crossed my mind and I think you make a valid point.

I would love to hear what other Rust dev's think about this.
The main motto behind the nightly builds seems to be "Stability Without Stagnation".

But is stability actually taking a hit because of this model.?
An entirely different tier? Out of how many schools that offer CS as a graduate program?

I graduated from State. What exactly about the tier of my undergrad and myself should I know?
Imagine the situation were reversed: high speed internet widely available prior to the technology required to construct office buildings. Once office building technology did become available, how many would be constructed to shelter workers purely tasked with creating and manipulating information? I would think very few.
Yup. Currently live in a walkable neighborhood and yeah, it’s awesome to walk 2 min to buy some milk or grab a bite to eat.

My weekly grocery run? Grab the car and go to Costco, otherwise my grocery budget would double.
What pattern are you referring to do? Haven't heard of this
how do you "interpret" feeding people leftovers or the difference in one 30 minute session versus 2 catered dinners?
> I can't find an A19 LED light bulb with 2700K color temperature and CRI 90 or better.

https://store.yujiintl.com/collections/residential-lighting-...

I am a happy customer of this vendor. I bought all the misdescribed hard to find stuff on amazon first... what worked at all failed quickly. The yuji stuff seems a little pricey, but factoring in defect rate it isn't.

Mostly I've purchased 2700k high density strip (now probably several grand worth), but I've also bought a few cases of a19 bulbs and am also very happy with them.
Yeah, the 62% of Americans who think that #BLM is a bunch of complete and utter horseshit.
I wasn’t going to say anything but I got triggered by your last paragraph.

I don’t come to HN to read glowing reviews of barely launched startups. There’s plenty of that out there if you’re looking for it and it all sounds the same anyway. Success porn crap.

I come to HN to see if other people like me think something is a piece of shit or if it’s actually decent, and why.

If everything that comes through here got two thumbs up HN would cease to be a reliable indicator of things worth my time or money.
Then why do minorities such as Indian Americans and other Asian Americans do so well in tech? Is it systemically biased for Asians? Where in the world do they do this correctly, by the way? What country or nation in the world has bias figured out so well that they have perfect proportionality among all races and sexes among all career paths?
Who is saying they shouldn't be taxed because they are large? There's no 'large company' tax break.

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/04/03/why-amazon-paid-no-federal-i...

There's specific credits/exemptions in the tax code that they are able to exploit (and perhaps they can only exploit some of them _because_ they are a big company), but it really isn't about their size.
Replace portion of income tax with simple property tax. No complicated stuff like "unoccupied property taxes and non-resident investor taxes".
Big Tech CEO hearing is 'likely' to be postponed [for Rep. John Lewis’ funeral]
I’m going to assume this is a serious question, although if not serious go to r/wsb and have fun making Robinhood founders & Big Daddy Elon even more wealthy.

If it is I’d first look at your current positions and see if you owe any tax and how to minimize that. Then I would think about what goal you are investing for and what your risk tolerance is. This basically explains it http://www.simplestockinvesting.com/SP500-historical-real-to... Put it all into large cap index funds and/or international too and leave 30k for your cash emergency fund. Dollar cost average over the next year if you are worried about Covid related market instability.

This is what I did and I only have 1/2 the money you have but it will be enough to retire on when I’m ready barring unforeseen events.
Wow. This confirms something I saw SO often as an undergrad.

I went to a predominantly black city college right next door to Georgia Tech, so we got plenty of big companies knocking on our door.

Only they never took us seriously, gave rushed presentations, and never collected resumes. Tech? They got parties, dinners, entire clubs rented out. It was posh, and if you were like me - you figured out ways to get into these exclusive events, evade bouncers and find an engineer just to talk to them.

There are a few people in this comment section talking about how 'minorities and women simply skew differently'. Maybe try walking a mile in our shoes
He works as a games developer in New Zealand. His prospective might be very different.
Windows Terminal v1.2 available for preview(a lot of new features)
Microsoft has added plethora of interesting new features to Windows Terminal 1.2, available for preview.
I get 502 bad gateway.
The Race to Much More Advanced Packaging
Do you have a source for the claim that these mental disorders or syndromes occur due to genetic mutations in almost all cases?

Also, you seem to be saying that even in the cases where a person is left with a bad brain (due to genetic bad luck), their I/mind is still perfectly capable of a rational analysis of their emotional states (here you seem to agree with GP) and can thus act reasonably despite a broken brain. But why wouldn't a bad brain almost necessarily result in a mind that is not capable of such analysis, or on acting on the result of such an analysis?
You said you are tired of this narrative. What's your narrative?

I'm assuming you read the article, but it behooves you to state you did or didn't, since you seem to miss the point.

This article points out there were two recruiting events, with very different approaches. Two sets of engineers, one treated very differently.

Your comments just aren't relative to this conversation. They might be true, but don't disprove anything said in this article. They do seem to indicate you didn't read the article.
Sure a lake of fire is an analogy. But "eternal punishment" seems pretty clear and not an analogy.

Taking parables literally obviously we shouldn't do. But interpreting them and building a theology around them seems to be exactly what Jesus wanted. Jesus even interpreted some of them for his apostles (Mark 4:3-20).

Jesus never said we should take scripture as our sole source of truth and ignore other sources. Jesus gave the power to guide the Church to his apostles, and specifically Peter (Matthew 16:18). We can even see the apostles using this power in Acts 15 to establish doctrine. A good explanation of this is in this video[1]. They can continue to use this power at the council of Nicea.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJCbCs-y1_k
Customer here, as well. IMHO, the best company currently in Brazil.
This has been one of the positive notes of the 'Rona for me. Being home with my kids so much during the school year. Helping them with homework when I got the chance.

I feel like I've seen my wife more than since we met. It's been awesome in some ways.

Obviously some issues with kids and work but I have a great team and company. They understand.
Having lived in a dense suburb outside of Providence RI with a local pub just one large parking lot away, I can tell you: it sucks. Noise at all hours, drunks everywhere, broken glass, constant smell of cigarette smoke. Replace pub with "well maintained park with children's play area" and you might be on to something.
As someone just starting to grow a development team (currently four people) in Denver CO, I’m already thinking about how to build a diverse group. Does anyone have any resources, books, or maybe just some plain common sense advice to recommend?
Not totally on topic...

I have to admit the one thing I miss about moving out to the burbs from the relatively upscale apartments we lived in for awhile was that we had restaurant and major grocery stores within walking distance
How many anecdotes do we need before we accept there's an issue?
The parent did not claim that it is a weapon, only that the statement

> The Air Force X-37B is not a missile or weapon.

cannot be proven. In fact they went on to say

> There is no confirmation, either way, whether it is or isn't a weapons system
I hate North America’s zoning laws with a passion. They just create dead zones and forces everyone to travel distances.

I love Europe and Southeast Asia so much for this very reason. You step out of your house and everything is nearby.

I’m sure there are parts of both Europe and SEA that have the same problems, but majority is mixed zoning.
I don’t want to talk to them I just want to feel like someone is in the room.
This isn’t my experience being recruited by Cisco, and it also doesn’t line up with geography (and Cisco is nothing like Hooli).

Cisco, at least at a time did invest in A&T and NC State, far more so than UNC which it didn’t recruit from for a period.
Something like this happened at UW. I remember going to a diversity career fair in 2015 and Uber had a booth there.

Turns out they were there to recruit drivers to drive for Uber.
Thanks for the data :) For me, extra savings would just go towards automating more things in my life. All of the things that are broken or malperformant in my house could be resolved with a few phone calls. If I still have money left over after that, then it would probably be invested to generate more secure and reliable income. If I only have 500k in the bank, I feel weary about putting half in dividend stocks that might not pan out like I hoped. But if I have 2 milliom in the bank, then $200,000 in dividend stocks feels like child's play in terms of risk :)
Pretty weird that the story doesn't involve him bringing up the problem with HR or other engineering managers. The people who do the main revenue-generating work of a company (e.g. engineers in a tech company, the finance people in an investment bank) usually have a lot more power in an organization than HR / recruiting. So if he didn't do that, does that make him complicit in the racism? Or if he did try and got stonewalled, he should share that, along with the name of the company.

And it doesn't smell right that an organization would risk giving a bunch of candidates food poisoning and getting a lawsuit by serving them day-old catered food. I'm certainly willing to believe it could happen, but 'extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence' - in this case I'd settle for him giving the name of the company so that either others can confirm, or they can rebut.
It is entirely possible for there to be a pipeline problem, and also for behavior like the one described in the post to bias recruiting. Two things can be true.
Nchtr.io – crowdsource text responses to shit you don't know how to respond to
Ah, my apology. Have at it.
So if you quit your job, the company...

A) will be irreparably harmed and have to cease operations.

B) will hire a replacement and be fine.

(Hint: It's B)
Arizona?
I make it a point to not be in SV, but I work for/am applying for companies based out of there.

Short answer? Yes. Especially if you have an accent. Less so if you don't, however I face plenty of exactly what the author speaks of when I went to my predominantly black college next door to a powerhouse technology school
I’ve added a user style sheet in Safari somewhat recently to fix an annoying video player. I think it was easy to find in Settings. Can someone check if that works? Not near my laptop right now, and I use a 3rd party app on the phone.
Person. Woman. Man. Camera. TV
> everything you do as an Amazon employee basically leaves a trail with your employee ID

That might be true in retail, but it wasn't anywhere close to true in AWS. When I left most engineers still had SSH access to the production hosts (and a not-insignificant portion of operations relied on that fact).
No matter how you compare the sizes, in 2023 Intel will be far behind anyway. TSMC will start 3nm next year and beat Intel to death.
Yes. It's very normal to not have any business within a 30 minute walk (or more), and even if you did want to walk there... it's also normal for there to be kilometers of roads without sidewalks. They just don't bother.

Often the businesses get crammed together on some busy streets with fast-moving traffic, large parking lots, and few sidewalks.
Yup see “shop houses” [1] in Southeast Asia for how it should be done.

Shop house is a flexible creature. It can be a business, but is also easily converted into living quarters, if necessarily, or a parking garage, or whatever you want. It’s just a flexible, convertible space.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shophouse
> [ ] The most significant program written in your language is its own compiler

> [ ] The most significant program written in your language isn't even its own compiler

This bit always cracks me up
What is HBCU, NC A&T?