skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
But a delay that uses less power still is preferred. Busy-looping should be avoided whenever possible (I wouldn’t know whether that’s the case here)
It's very destructive to discourse to force people to polarize to one side or another. Most people when intimidated to "choose sides" will choose the side of the person NOT trying to pressure them into taking sides.

To give you an idea of the types of historical figures that used the "you're either with us or against us" most famously...

Benito Mussolini

Vladimir Lenin

George W Bush after 9/11

Recep Erdogan

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/You%27re_either_with_us,_or_ag...
I have been wondering about the long term impact of all this on airplane maintenance.

Just like the military industrial complex needs ongoing work to maintain it's domain knowledge and tooling, will the maintenance teams responsible for these aircraft end up losing key people, infrastructure and key knowledge during the shutdown?
teach yourself linux ... rent a remote linux server ( VPS ) on say ovh.com or any vps hosting provider ... learn how to spin up a server on a cloud provider ( aws, google cloud ) ... pickup containers like docker ... learn TLS cert as well as DNS registrar ... on a DNS registrar get yourself a toy domain name like myname.com ... write a tiny server in golang then bundle it into a docker container which you execute on a remote cloud provider ... define the IP of remote host to link to the DNS of your domain name so you are able to enter into a browser this domain url so your browser now talks to your own server you just deployed ... do this manually then learn programming ( golang and bash ) so you can automate all of above steps
Show HN: We just cracked the problem with sneaker drops and sold out
So the trick to being in the right place at the right time is to find the right place, then just wait there for the right time to arrive.
Nice to see my employer getting posted for this kind of stuff. In case you are interested we try to open-source as much as possible so check out our Github: https://github.com/amsterdam
Thanks for providing a good overview!

> Also there are often spikes of certain older cards before new sets are released which happen to contain new cards that work well these old cards, suggesting that insiders of Wizard of the Coast or retailers are leaking and/or trading on non public information.

This obviously sucks

> You can't print your own cards to participate in sanctioned tournaments, but of course, when playing with friends you can do whatever your playgroup allows.

If you are a casual player, planning to play with friends only, are you actually hurt in any way by the speculators?
Small sample size, but I strongly disagree.

I've managed missed flights, getting bumped, losing my passport and various planning failures, on my own. Everything works out in the end.

The one time I used a travel agent (Flight Centre) for a trip at the beginning of the pandemic, I got screwed.

They delayed me from calling the airline during the period where they were giving out refunds, and kept telling me to just wait.

Then they refused to do anything, and directed me to speak with the airline, but by then it was too late.

Now I don't trust anyone to handle my travels but myself. They don't have your best interests at heart by a long shot.
I think what we're seeing these days is that people don't want to "hold their noses" any longer. It's not making the world a better place.
That sounds fabulous, but it's a bit incompatible with a 1 week holiday if you don't want to view sitting on a train as "a holiday".

The purpose of travelling for holiday is not always sightseeing. Sometimes (for me, most of the time) it's about what's at the destination and what you do when you get there. For example, a sporting event, a particular sporting or leisure activity etc.
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It’s a very evangelical phenomenon. These “activists” are no different than religious proselytizers. Maybe this is a very American thing due to the strong historical presence of the evangelical church.
Risk what though? They have changed the keyboard now.
> If someone just does their job with people no matter who they are then they are not political.

And what happens when it's not the case? When people don't just treat people of foo group normally, and it's happening throughout the company? What should foo group do?

Ask the company to get to an apolitical state where they can just do their job? Let people in the company know that it's going on? By you definition, that's political and wrong. Or do they just bear the cost of it while others continue doing what they're doing?

> I don't see why this is concept would be so hard to understand

Because (In my opinion) you're starting with a fundamentally flawed premise that there isn't already politics in the work place. There always has been. The important difference is that the only thing that gets branded as "politics" is anything different from the status quo. If it's politics aligned with the status quo it's not seen as politics even when it it.

A similar example. I'm not taking a stand on it in any way here, but kneeling during the national anthem before a football game was considered a political act (which it is). One response was "keep politics out of football" (parallel to our discussion here). But again similar to our discussion here it was glossing over the fact that playing the national anthem before a sporting event is an extremely political action to begin with (ex. Should we play the national anthem before a game of Jeopardy?).

Saying there wasn't politics before / by default, is just turning a blind eye to the existing politics because it's the status quo.
I legitimately do not understand defining collecting taxes as violence. That's like the third time I've seen this type of argument on HN.

I don't get it. Can you please explain that to me?
If you read his post, he says to continually publish to find out what sticks. Your comment sounds like you want to publish once and succeed. You need to also fail to succeed.
Agreed.

However, I do see a place for meat substitutes as an option for "veggie curious" consumers who want to move away from meat consumption. If you're used to grilling hamburgers with the family every Saturday afternoon, meat substitutes provide a 1-for-1 option that requires no more thought that grabbing a different package at the grocer.

The switch to actual vegetables (or even tofu) takes a bit more thought. Tofu isn't usually tasty on it's own (but is fantastic when cooked with other flavors). And for somebody reared on beef and pork, learning to cook vegetables as the main ingredient takes time and new recipes.
> unless it is explicitly stated that Monty knows where the car is and that he deliberately opens a door with a goat.

That has been part of the explicit problem ever since it was first presented back in 1975.

"Suppose you're on a game show, and you're given the choice of three doors: Behind one door is a car; behind the others, goats. You pick a door, say No. 1, and the host, who knows what's behind the doors, opens another door, say No. 3, which has a goat. He then says to you, 'Do you want to pick door No. 2?' Is it to your advantage to switch your choice?"
Not generally, but I have occasionally done it when eating something truly delicious.
lol good luck and god bless with all that.
Wasn't Stendhal a consul? The consular service brings in a number of other writers, including on the American side Hawthorne and Howells.

I pulled a slim volume of St.-John Perse off the shelves, and confirmed that he was a diplomat. The dust cover remarks that the translator, Dennis Devlin, was himself a diplomat.

The list seems to restrict writers to novelists and poets. George Kennan was an excellent memoirist and historian. His works are not hard to find.
They aren’t, they’ve removed much of the Intel software that is usually included with UEFI except what is required for DRMed video. If the T2 is compromised, they say that one could compromise UEFI on the device permanently as well.

https://support.apple.com/guide/security/uefi-firmware-overv...
To expand on my point (noting difference, not ascribing valence![1]), of these claims from TFA:

- word for keeping on trucking through life's challenges
- love of hot pools and hiking
- toponyms lasting over 1'000 years
- importance of hospitality
- importance of society
- wide kinship networks
- seasonal livestock drives
- longstanding democratic traditions
- attested body of folklore
- register of official names

all fit my local culture, and I'd claim most elements can be found (not only in low germany and denmark, but) all over eurasia[2]. If they seem odd to the author, I claim that says more about the uniqueness of her own culture than the uniqueness of Íslensk menning.

[1] To be perfectly explicit: that was an observation that these differences exist, not a claim that either side of the channel were better than the other.

[2] Most european cultures, for instance, have a native phrase for wishing one's companions a good meal.
I think this should have "Show HN" in the title. For people looking for an open source PIM, https://www.akeneo.com/ is also worth considering.
I think it used to be like that?

My dad taught me not to talk about politics nor religion in a workplace. I think it's for the best.
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All of these have particularly large datacenter footprints in places where fires are ravaging the countryside.
Some questions here about whether this means drivers will get paid for idle time. This Seattle Times article has clearer wording on this:

> The legislation will set new per-mile and per-minute rates for drivers while they’re transporting passengers, meant to be high enough to also account for expenses and downtime.

> To guarantee the minimum wage, the new rules will use a combination of per-minute and per-mile pay rates, divided by what’s known as a “utilization rate.” That figure is based on the share of drivers’ time spent with passengers in the car, rather than waiting for a ride.

Other specifics include $29.90/hr gross hourly pay while driving (to target $16.39/hr total), $5 per-trip minimum.

https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/transportation/sea...
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Another unintended consequence of having so many aircraft parked for so long not operating is bringing them back to life and flying them. It's never been done on such a large scale, and there have been numerous documented instances of emergencies involving fuel pumps on 737s causing in-flight shutdowns of engines due to the aircraft sitting for so long and getting in an unstable state. Boeing even had to send out a directive to all airlines to double and triple check certain components on aircraft that have sat for so long.

Aircraft, just like cars, are designed to be continuously flown and running, not sitting around.
There are far more nonsense VC posts on HN than there are "rust this, rust that". IDK where you're seeing these rust posts everywhere
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If you think that the market is a apolitical I have some socialists who'd like a chat...
Alongside UNIX and C, which happen to be just 10 years younger, but people keep forgetting it.
I will anecdotally disagree.

Depending on which distro you use NVIDIA grapics can be quite painless. Using Pop!_OS, I just had to download the correct iso from their downloads page.

I believe most other distros have NVIDIA's drivers in their non FL/OSS repos as well.

Optimus graphics will even work with the most current drivers.
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You're right, I forgot to divide the 13 and 14 salary.
Even with those included, I'm at 2750 NET per month(49K/year before taxes), which is still below the 3000+ average claimed above and devs tend to be above average paid(usually).

Or everyone else makes 3000+ and I'm underpaid, who knows. :D Sucks that people in this country don't usually discuss salaries because reasons.
>If you know what you're doing, a travel agency is going to suck

If you think this you probably don't know what you're doing. Working with a good agency is a breeze, but there are lots of shitty ones out there.

Especially for hotel bookings 99% of the time you'd be stupid to not use a travel agent.
In general I agree with your points. But reducing the profit achievable on stolen devices can reduce the motivation to steal them. Whereas there are already big risks involved in stealing a car so adding DRM wouldn't be that much of an impediment in that case. (And cars already do use DRM in various ways.)
Politics is too personal and can only lead to discord among employees. There is little upside to politics being in the open in an established company. It may be useful in attracting talent at some point, but at another point it becomes a liability, unless your company is a PAC or something of the sort. If you serve a wide audience or have a wide workforce, it’s less headache if workers separate their politics from their work unless the employer is paying you to be political.
. . and you really thing the PLC is going to hand over the data on THEIR chinese servers ? They are probably profiting from the scheme somehow . . .
You are free to criticize a neutral person for their inaction. That doesn't make it right to twist meanings and try to hurt them over it with a worse charge they are not guilty of.

As for your last sentence, maybe those opposing "the system" were about to win, and by intervening against them I would prevent that. Now neutrality is apparently the same as supporting the opposition. Or we can just be accurate from the start and call me neutral.
I don't think this matters. If he strongly claims he is an expert on Flask, and I knew Flask, then I would test the depth of that knowledge. You can't validate every detail on their resume, but if you find they misled about this one fact, odds are they mislead on other facts you are not capable of validating.
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Any particular point I should be refreshed on? I mean the uncalculated digits of pi obviously exist in the sense that with a better computer you could discover what they are regardless of what various philosophers may or may not have said.
Mac hardware traditionally holds resale value. The T2 chip threatens to turn that hardware into a brick once resold. So beyond that jailbreaking ultimately makes the user's data more secure once Apple repairs and releases a fix (likely only going forward with new hardware) the jailbreak will cure the problem with aftermarket bricks for hardware with this T2 chip.
Microsoft published the source code for things like calc and other ancient tools (I seem to remember notepad and minesweeper but I could be wrong). The interest was huge and it made the HN front page.

So why not? If nothing else, it is historically significant.
Another quote, voicing a concern I share:

> the new formula incentivizes companies to keep that utilization time high when the city calculates its pay rates. That can mean the companies look for ways to have fewer drivers on the road.

Personally, I'm all for legislation around minimum per-minute, per-mile, and per-trip payments. Keeps a level playing field and prevents a race to the bottom in a situation where workers can't collectively bargain.

But this "utilization rate" thing definitely sounds like an overreach that's likely to have unintended/regrettable consequences. It should be up to drivers to determine if they're spending too much time waiting around, and choose to do something else with their time when that's the case (my impression is this is one of the best parts of these programs for drivers currently - it's easy to act on your opportunity cost).
Of course most X11 DEs have had this since the 90s.
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Perhaps that is because, in this instance the term “political” has 2 meanings which we need to tease out to see why your statement is false.

1. Political intent - acting or omitting to act because of a political view point.
2. Political outcomes - the results of actions or omissions to act which impact politics.

I guess my point is that your actions and omissions have political outcomes whether you want them to or not.

We should also agree what “politics” means. I’m not simply referring to the science of government but to the decisions around the distribution of power, resources and status in groups of people.
We can do computing and everything that works on electricity in 100% sustainable way.

We don't know how to fly in a sustainable way, nor is flying necessary.
"More than two dozen individuals and firms have been sanctioned by the Justice Department or the CFTC" . . .

only sanctioned ? How bought prison time for these white collars ?
You can use unbindurl, so you can unbind tridactyl's j/k on mail.google.com, for example. Keys not bound in tridactyl are passed through to the page.
> Facebook's choice to moderate content that isn't advertiser friendly is what makes it political, not the fact that it improves communication. They're deciding what other people see. Cryptocurrencies make no such choices for users.

Coinbase has. They've done things like blacklist wallets that they believe were involved in crimes or scams.
JS to display text = i don't have to read this.
Diversity in Recruitment
Diversity in recruiting is a hard issue to tackle, especially in the software industry.

To build an inclusive and diverse workplace, you need to create an inclusive recruitment process.

But the talent pool is usually limited, so how do you get started?

Why is it in your best interest to build a diverse workforce?

How do you balance diversity hiring with getting the best candidates?

What are realistic goals to set when it comes to diversity in recruiting in the tech world?

You get answers to all this and more from Ola Sitarska (Engineering Lead at Onfido). She went into great detail about her diversity recruitment strategies.

Here are some key points she made in the interview:

Creating a diverse team is in your best interest. Teams with individuals coming from diverse backgrounds deliver better results.

Diversity and inclusion isn't just about race or gender, but it also includes different personality types or career paths.

Diversity in recruitment doesn't stop you from hiring the best people. It enhances your ability and chances to hire the top talent out there.
Or also you can be for the cause, but if you are not for every single thing done in the name of that cause, you are against them. Or worse, with "the other side" (as if all issues only have a binary choice)

It really does remind me of the "family values" religious conservatives of the past. Proving how pure and wholesome they are and competing on it by doing more and more things that aren't just living a good honest life, but are trying to infringe on the lives of others. All to show your circle of other supposedly pure friends how godly you are. So it takes a noble cause which is to live an honest and good life and perverts it into a strange contest of virtue.
If you would like to learn more, here is the edited transcript of the interview and also the podcast episode: https://codingsans.com/blog/diversity-in-recruiting
Thanks for the feedback :) The user guide was created for the iOS app, but we'll update it soon to look a bit more modern and so it applies for both the web app and iOS app. And like you said, it's a good idea to link to it from more places!
You are mischaracterising the point and assuming bad intent.

What I am saying is that your actions and omissions have political outcomes whether you want them to or not.
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It looks like they go over the cell network rather than the Internet, but they have lots of the same concepts. SMSCs act like routers, for example.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SMS#Interconnectivity_with_oth...
Or at least an alternative that doesn't require an internet connection at the edge. I really don't care if the messages are actually routed via the internet once they get to the "carrier" but there should be a way to get messages in/out using just cellular or sattelite for when you can't get a reliable internet connection.
I've tried it out a little bit, and the biggest problem is that it's implemented with deeply recursive macros. The concept is great, it seems to work, but there's no way you will ever have decent compile times.
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But the end users can send & receive messages when there's no 3G/4G data signal, just good old GSM. Admittedly it's pretty rare to have a GSM single and no data, but it can happen
Ah kids these days. New compilers used to be written every year or so, and had the most horrific bugs. For instance, the one that reordered complex 'if' conditions to evaluate in chunks, ignoring precedence. Or the compiler that stored parameter context while compiling with a different lifetime than the actual one - resulting in references to deleted memory during compilation. And on and on.

Used to be, a compiler bug was right up there with a memory issue in your list of 'what might be wrong'.
Perhaps something like the Beaker Browser P2P website system? https://beakerbrowser.com/

I've run some internal-facing websites on a Raspberry Pi, also a low-cost system, but have never tried publishing them on the wider web.
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Akeneo is undoubtedly the most famous open source PIM. But it's not completely free. There is a free version with fairly large restrictions. And the commercial version isn't cheap.
I recently submitted the following https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24627622

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which did not get more than the default 1 and no comments, which I guess means it has no place on HN.
It's because math courses are crazy expensive and teaching both modelling and theory together would mean taking way longer (read costing way more) or making the failure rate (cost) way higher.
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Doesn't this piss search engines off? Does the content even get indexed?
xml or html?
Sure but you can’t help the fact that your actions and omissions to act have political outcomes.
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As part of this older project, there is a nice benchmarking/comparison example for several types of anomaly detection for sequence data. If you need to do that, looking at this example is worthwhile.
Ah, you were too young to use the correct image for all testing purposes: Lena Forsén.
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Yes, and choosing to have such a policy about political discussion is a political act that supports the status quo by quashing dissent. Therefore, many people who are not happy with the status quo are upset by companies that do this.
What if one brand of yogurt in some variety makes you sneeze and cough, while another brand of the same variety doesn't and that is discontinued?
I had the exact same thought when WSL came out, but in a 'fat chance, won't happen' tone, just like my expectation that at the rate Microsoft is open sourcing things, Windows will within 20 years. A stone to kill 2 birds?
Yes, something like what you wrote would do the trick. The sentence in the article warranted more explanation.
This doesn't sound like an apolitical mission to me, in fact it sounds like quite the opposite. They're doing their absolute best to eliminate potential traitors.