skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Wow, cool technology! But, I don't have any confidence that this gets adoption. And it has some major holes for when you want to add some rich user interface elements to your pages. And you lose out on a React ecosystem that's really hitting it's stride.

I got sucked into RJS, Turbolinks, Sprockets, and several other "cool" frontend technologies coming out of the Rails world that made my life miserable until I finally dropped them. Developer beware
> http://buttplug.engineer

Fantastic domain name. Too bad it's too long for a license plate :-)
Are you sure? I've used autoclaves in labs and I'd imagine it'd take longer than that to just pressurize, much less be done and out, in 15 seconds.
this guy mixes
Would be interesting the grip surface sensor design ha if that's a thing.
Works fine on my Fox.
The phaser is an essential part of the main riff from unchained
Ask HN: Is this country ranking for a Coronavirus free Christmas/winter correct?
Check the ranking here: https://www.iunera.com/kraken/big-data-science-intelligence/covid-19-winter-is-coming-best-countries-for-a-coronavirus-free-christmas/

The numbers are reported by countries, but which countries can be trusted? And is the ranking method right?

Curious for your opinion.
The crazy thing is the amount of stuff we are able to observe is constantly shrinking. As the universe expands faster and faster, eventually the stuff at the far edges is moving away faster than the speed of light so we will never get there or even know it exists without records.
The equality test is equivalent to deciding if something is 0.
You can probably ask the app to calculate sqrt(2) * sqrt(2). If that doesn't show a 2 as answer, you've lost.
Same goes for sin(arcsin(1/2)). You want the exact answer.
Hah I had the opposite effect of getting to deal with a rude gatekeeper when I needed to create more than the I itial 5 instances they limit you to.

I moved to lightsail. It has problems but at least AWS support treats you like a human.
Safari and Chrome both come from the same original engine. It's more complicated than that (there's a lot going on under the hood), however Firefox shares no code.
Kepco E&C teams up with shipbuilder for floating reactors
your comment said "decks" though - the ddj1000 is _closer_ to decks, but it's still a controller.

decks, you're thinking (some examples):

cdj350
cdj400
cdj800
cdj850
cdj900
cdj1000
cdj2000
xdj1000
etc
Have you heard the argument that the cell network industry is so capital intensive, it's more competitive to have a combined Sprint & T-Mobile take on AT&T and Verizon, as opposed to AT&T and Verizon severely outcompeting Sprint and T-Mobile into bankruptcy, leaving a duopoly?
next you're going to tell me you don't even have a boina, and shatter all my stereotypes.
One issue with this is that it would favor H1B workers working for companies located in high wage areas (the coasts) over low wage areas (mid-west).
Data is sourced from the Department of Labor: https://www.dol.gov/agencies/eta/foreign-labor/performance
Does that excuse it? Last time I checked firefox did support using the scroll wheel on websites.
This, 100%. I wrote about this exact thing a while ago. In my opinion, it's how developers truly get to 10x.

https://got.phillipwills.com/10x-as-an-individual-contributo...
I used to work in a restaurant where we had one! So good
How can you be so sure anyone's had it without a positive test? The symptoms match a whole host of other viruses.

Nevertheless, questioning the motivations of my cohort of friends who do not seem to have actually had covid is not an attempt to invalidate covids severity. Clearly it is a terrible illness. Regardless, we can recognize hypochondrism without invalidating the experience of people who actually have diseases.
> This is absolutely insane.

So you counter with utter inanity. Touche!

My opinion has not changed a whit, of modern people or their music. Eddie Van Halen 4eva!
I have a similar experience and using UpCloud VPS as been able to keep my cost down (less than $5/m or a cup of coffee)
I don't understand the relationship between awe at the grandeur of the universe and atheism. They seem orthogonal to me, each unrelated to the other.
Talking about abusing H1B, India took 70% of the H1Bs alone, China, which has larger population, takes less than 10%. For these top 2 consumers, India H1Bs are mostly from India, Chinese H1Bs are mostly graduated in USA directly.

The S380 senate bill was trying to get unanimous consent(UC) in senate to give amnesty to India visa holders so they can get greencards without waiting for too long, if that passed, all other countries will have no greencard quotes for at least one decade.

We can not reward those who gamed the system, meanwhile, H1B does need to be reformed.
"Librarians hate him!"
Cafe owners arrested for running no-log WiFi networks in France
If firefox was missing apis to make features work than its fine. I don't expect webusb or webmidi sites to work on firefox. I do expect that the scroll wheel works though.
Tell me when you actually find life, then I might be more interested in these potentially superhabitable planets.
He's the most famous alumnus from my high school. RIP Eddie.
What you're you looking at here, in this wider view, is the galaxy, not the universe, FYI.
I think we give too much credit to an application that plays videos on a phone. Just because its popular and used by millions doesn't make the app and the idea impressive. Vine was excellent and it was killed. You can talk about neat UX/UI ideas in Tiktok, but it's not that groundbreaking. If anything else, its the infrastructure that allows them to scale it is impressive. Both FB and Google are masters at scaling so its a non issue.

Innovation in China will continue, no doubt. But let's put things into perspective. You're comparing a $40b app, that is Tiktok (similar to Airbnb valuation) to completely different monsters - Some trillions in valuation (1.5T Microsoft, 2T Apple, 1T Google, 700B FB).
Yes, it can do simple yes/no questions but can it write dad jokes like GPT-3?
I have found 2 self-help guides:

- https://www.helpguide.org/articles/add-adhd/managing-adult-a...

- https://www.get.gg/docs/ADHD.pdf
I estimated the new prevailing wages for NYC/SF/SEA using z-scores and the new %-iles.

For NYC:
(I II III IV) = (116,003 137,323 160,321 203,405)

For SF:
(I II III IV) = (138,283 162,157 187,910 236,155)

For SEA:
(I II III IV) = (128,082 148,708 170,957 212,639)

The level for an applicant is determined by their education + experience. Level I is supposed to correspond to an entry-level role requiring specialized skills in the field. These set the minimum base salary an applicant in the category must be paid.

N.b. They reflect _only_ base salary and not stock or bonus compensation. These levels will be unreachable for most; even those at FAANG.

More details - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/1/d/e/2PACX-1vSeeTD1O...
In theory you are correct. However, I wonder how much of Google paying is actually 'we better have a competitor to avoid anti-trust' rather than paying for the searchbar.

Mozilla should have gotten a smaller amount last time due to falling behind in marketshare, yet that did not happen.
> - Why does it re-download the packages each time I ask it to build?

Are you using Nuget?
Ah yup my mistake -- it's this kind of thing: https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/INEO-Restaurant-Hood-...

Autoclaves are used in the food industry too, but you're right those are very different: https://www.steriflow.com/en/Autoclaves-sterilization-alimen...
Stimulus Reflex is picking up a lot of steam among Rails developers. It's not novel - it's the same approach being used in LiveView in Phoenix, Blazor in dotnet, and LiveWire in Laravel. (Details vary a bit, but basically DOM diffing over web sockets, with HTML being rendered on the server as opposed to heavy client side logic transforming JSON/GraphQL)
A side swinging dishwasher door sounds pretty disgusting

All the stuff the drips and drops harmlessly onto the door dripping onto the floor instead.

Drawer dishwashers are already plenty convenient for access, without the drawbacks
There were companies hiring people under H1B then finding them contract work. Something they are specifically limiting now because they were abusing the system by under paying them as well as hiring them after they get the visa instead of before.
What about your chefs knife? A small spoon for sauces, a measuring cup perhaps, a chopping board, a spatula or wooden spoon or something to stir the dish, the pot or pan you actually used to cook, perhaps a lid for said pot.
You’re talking about H1B abuse that primarily affects non-US citizens. I can sympathize (and I’m not a US citizen), but you can hardly expect the US press or hacker news to have that perspective or use that terminology... right?
I think part of the reason people are chiming in on the distinction is that a controller is comparable to a mouse for a computer; a controller requires something else for any functionality, at which point you're comparing a general computing device that can do anything to a much more restricted special use device
I don't see how those two things are really any different. Would it be okay if the CCP bought Facebook's data and used that to blackmail people? What if Facebook itself decided it wanted to blackmail people, is that any better? What if China just uses that information to sell to advertisers, is it okay then?
It's happened to me on a GPU. I had ecc disabled for a speed increase, and got a reproducible bit error.
>My question is why is this not more popular?

I have no idea.

> Maybe I am doing something wrong?

You are doing nothing wrong.
this is such a sad story. humanity used to be able to support such a diverse range of drives & ends. we increasingly have less & less viability in supporting diverse forms of human existence.
Letter Calls for Withdrawal of ‘1619 Project’ Pulitzer
That will be interesting to watch. I've read of supercritical CO2 as a working fluid before. But as far as I could understand from a laymans point of view, in that state it is supercorrosive to the materials, similar to the atmosphere of Venus on the ground. So I'm exited for the results of something as delicate as turbines operating under conditions which made space probes last only a few hours long :)
Accessing Monarch Biodiversity Data with New Wolfram Language Functions
Everything you said makes a lot of sense. But how do we stop monopolistic behaviour?
You’re supposed to throw leftovers out before putting dishes in the dishwasher but rinsing before is overkill and greatly reduces both time and environmental gains of using one.
Jacob Sorber is great, thank you! It seems he doesn't have so many views because his videos are mostly just 4-5 minutes, "surely not long enough to do anything serious"...but they're so brilliantly done, marvels of clarity and concision.
I don't think the target is Javascript haters, as much as the developers who feel like Webpack'ing all the things is a bit much for most apps. The technique is delivering HTML partials over web sockets in response to events, optimized via DOM-diffing.
So go for highest percentile wage in the region of the hire
While I like the ideas behind this guide, it's very misleading and out of date compared to what today's lossless compression algorithms care about. Anybody speaking the words "Huffman tree" will be thrown out the window. Huffman hasn't been a "tree" for years, we all use canonical Huffman.

Similarly, the difference between LZ77, LZSS, etc. aren't really of note. The modern innovations in LZ77 are 1. getting the really optimal parse from your encoder (hard!), 2. things to recognize higher order structure, like repcodes (first seen in LZX, but also a big part of LZMA), 3. allowing the CPU to parallelize the decode procedure by making the stream less serial.
Always admired people who can go from one domain to another. How in the world did he convince investors to go with his vision when he, obviously, has never accomplished anything in this sector?
Unpacking Software 2.0
So your response to the guitarists who are known for being obscenely technical, and for DT currently owns the world record for most time signature changes in a song is "inanity". A person who has been lead guitarist, main producer, writer and singer for multiple bands and current/longest lasting member of G3?

Modern metal has become insanely competitive with young bands competing against each other to be sky high technical, since that's the main differentiation these days.

What does a modern guitarist need to do? Be the literal re-incarnation?
How to Make File and Directory Undeletable, Even by Root in Linux
No. It just means that the contractor should establish themselves with employer-employee relationship before finding work, from the rule PDF:

> First, striking “contractor” will avoid potential confusion as the term “contractor” in the
definition is misleading. The inclusion of “contractors” in the regulatory language could be read
to suggest that contractors should generally qualify under the definition of a “United States
employer.” While a contractor is certainly not excluded from qualifying as a “United States
employer” for purposes of an H-1B petition, the contractor, like any petitioner, must establish the
requisite “employer-employee relationship” with the H-1B beneficiary.
CompileSwift Podcast October event, Hacktoberfest advice
That's kind of like saying that this super cheap SUV from 2003 is a better off-roader than the latest Ferrari. Like, true statement, but vacuous none the less.
There's a blog post somewhere in the web of someone that installed a commercial dishwasher in his kitchen. It requires 220 V and uses an enormous amount of power, but it cleans a load in 90 seconds.
>I think we give too much credit to an application that plays videos on a phone

And what Youtube or Instagram does? Doing laundry on a phone?

If it was a simple UX tweak situation the USA wouldn't be using it's muscles to force a take over by an US company. Unless of course there are no designers left in SV due to high rents. How much was that to take over TikTok USA operations? 50 billion? I am sure that you can hire designers for that money.

And any argument over a strong current situation reminds me of this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eywi0h_Y5_U
My take: the fundamental problem is that HTML was never completed as a hypertext.

- Why should only anchors and forms be able to make HTTP requests?

- Why should only click and submit events trigger them?

- Why should only GETs and sometimes POSTs be available?

- Why should you have to replace the entire screen every time?

htmx tries to complete HTML as a hypertext, removing each of these limitations, so you can write advanced interfaces using plain ol' markup:

https://htmx.org
I'm guessing it has to do with the trackpads' sensor resolution. MacBooks and newer laptops have high resolution glass trackpads that are much more precise
It will take longer to translate than to deprecate.
this is godforsaken mother-of-all-anti-pattern sinful words. how terrible! don't trust the distro, don't trust upstream! trust only the particular bizarre awkward vendor tool chain? gods no. heavens no. the only reason, the only places this advice is ok is when your hardware is unsupportable, un-un-streamable, when the hardware embodies an anti-supportable form of existence. @jcelerier's advice here could not be more antithetical to the real story. if you need custom weirdo toolchains, something has gone direly wrong.
There are definitely more server-side options than front-end options. The approach here isn't necessarily just about React - the point is using web sockets and rendering HTML directly (sped up via DOM diffing) will replace heavy Javascript logic (whether React, Vue, etc) for most use cases.
Umm the US has been through a lot worse since the civil war than now, tone it down a bit.
Wolves?

I am having trouble linking it but Wikipedia says that wolves are indeed the primary natural predator of wold board
> you may be unaware of better alternatives because of anticompetitive behaviour by Google

google provides all of the best services in each of its major consumer categories unless you value privacy, except when there's a major competitor. there's no hidden gem better than youtube that would scale as well.
The historical preference of < over > seems to be widespread in programming languages, here's a credible sounding explanation of the origins: https://stackoverflow.com/a/12146965
Your linter should warn you about these. E.g. if you use prettier the first `<p>` will be automatically closed on auto-format before the `<ul>`, and the second (closing) `</p>` will cause a parsing error.
"If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of Giants." - Isaac Newton, some actually not smart guy
Facebook bans QAnon conspiracy theory accounts across all platforms
You can open any Medium article in an incognito window. It's not a very secure paywall.
Does this work with MongoDB? The documentation seems to imply you can only use MySQL, Redis, or PostgreSQL.
Given your experience, what primitives would you advocate for JS for data parallelism?
If you want to read the source, I recommend skipping to their follow-up paper (same authors): https://arxiv.org/abs/2009.07118

Edit: tangentially related but for those who like to have a glance from their phone, arxiv-vanity is great instead of squinting at a pdf: https://www.arxiv-vanity.com/papers/2009.07118/
I believe detergents never used TSP to begin with; they used another more unstable posphate which worked better.
Sure, but I just use One Shot Mods for the most part. So I hit Mods1+C,C and that yeilds Ctrl+C.

I can also add Ctrl keys on the bottom row. The point of SB4DV is for it to work on anything with as few as 33 keys. Adapting it to a 48-key Planck leaves room for extra keys such as these, while the core is the same across different keyboards.
If you read the article, you will find that DOMPurify uses a whitelist, that DOMPurify’s model thinks the offending snippet is safe, that nothing in particular is wrong with the model per se, and that the bug is something else entirely.
I just wish I had the vocabulary to truly appreciate what's going on here.
On package interconnection latency and power is way lower than going off package, AMD also doubled the L3 cache size to compensate for increased memory latency. The issue of putting too much IO in single die is that perimeter of die/package needs to fit all the IO traces on substrate/motherboard, which means more layers and more costs. Everything is just a performance/cost/power trade off. But I would say that off package controllers dealing with multiple CPU chips are probably less viable now than they were before current core count increase.It's because synchronization traffic would require insanely large busses to those controllers, if you wanted to have lots of sockets, and then you would need a lot more pins to those.
On the other hand if you had those on package you would get a lot more bandwidth at much lower power and latency, which is what AMD has done.
Show, Don't Tell: Why teaching stakeholders isn't an effective strategy?
Ugh. So basically, I'm doomed.

I'm on the spectrum and have no interest/ability for social posturing.

I absolutely destroyed the triplebyte front end technical test and was FastTrack-ed. Then I received zero interest, twice, despite trying to express my interest to companies. Both pre/post covid.

Right now I'm feeling extremely discouraged and frankly exhausted. Just had a phone interview for a local (Vancouver) startup. The outsourced HR person (blankslate partners) didn't even call me as scheduled, nor provide me with a number, nor respond to my email, until trying to gas light me hours later saying there must be a problem with the phone lines.

I applied for a Vue contract, to be bait and switched to a platform (toptal) only to be faced with a ridiculous algorithms test. For the front end, which is even more bizarre. No wonder they can't find Vue devs.

Everyone else just doesn't even get back to me. So I'm stuck taking whatever insane contracts come along. Right now I have one where they want a visual programming environment plus basically a WYSIWYG survey creator in a week, with no specs, no design and no API. Turns out there's no back end and it just needs to dupe investors I guess. Don't worry though, there's some terrible, uncommented existing code that is far worse than starting from scratch.

I'm technically very adept, I learn very quickly and I'm always pleasant and polite. Every contract I have ever taken on has been a smashing success. I have great reviews from people I have worked with.

I rarely complain but I'm just really having a hard moment. Just the act of writing a cover letter is emotionally and mentally exhausting. The mental gymnastics I have to perform to try and figure out what people are actually expecting and how my words will be misinterpreted are truly exhausting.

I just love programming. It's given me a purpose and I have a knack for it. I hoped it would help me find a role in society, but right now I'm not sure. Everyone talks a big game about diversity but I've yet to see it in action. I've had very experienced people look at my resume, and said it was good.

Of course I'm going to keep trying. I just needed to let that out.
As a former H1B holder who walked away from a Green Card because being a bonded laborer for 10+ years to a large tech company wasn't my cup of tea

I agree 1000% with you on this -> H1B has been/is being abused by all companies (big and small) for a number of years at the cost of not only American workers but also the visa holders. The only ones benefiting are the companies that sponsor H1B visas by suppressing wages for everyone.

*

It's bonded labor of people desperate to get into the western world and/or get into Silicon Valley/US tech scene

It only benefits large tech companies

A) US citizens have lower salaries (lucky ones) or don't get jobs (unlucky ones)

B) H1B workers are paid less and are bonded labor

C) US itself loses out because many of those people would have started companies

Do you want people starting PinDuoDuo, FlipKart, Meituan Dianping, Shopify type companies in US or in other countries?

Then why instead of letting these 'brightest people from around the world' become entrpreneurs in US

are you asking them to spend 22 to 35 being bonded labor for data surveillance companies like FB and GOOG???
For me another question is crucial: is it open (i.e. is there an open source reference implementation) or closed like the so-called "OpenAI" products/services?
If you found that neat, then give Elite Dangerous a try. Its galaxy map is a bit similar to this, but you can click on any star to zoom into it. It contains a large set of of actual stars, and the rest is filled in using an algorithm that takes real physics into account.

Zooming in on the centre of the galaxy really gives you an feel for just how crowded that part of the galaxy is compared to where our solar system is located.
Can we get punitive damages from Google if the App I download from Play Store is defective ?
The Swedish Academy Word Book gives the "wicing" etymology from old Frisian and old English, but also says that the etymology has "disputed origin".
I went through the thing in Australia just 3 years ago. We have the same problem with people from certain country having a lot of experience and inflate the point system. The exp points in Australia acummulate twice as fast as exp overseas so those who worked in Australia like myself still have the advantage. However I am now not a fan of the point system as it's just another standard test to be hijacked by multiple attack vectors. I'd much prefer the european way where work visa is given out easily with fair wage and better mobility, (in Australia you have 4 - 6 weeks to find a new employer, not impossible for software but a bit tight). From what I've heard there is no real incentive to acquire citizenship/PR in many european countries b/c temporary residents enjoy the same stability.