skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There are local factors to take in to consideration. I managed a 100% remote team with team members in UK, Spain, India, China, Canada etc. The total cost to the company remains roughly same but the amount that goes to local taxes and what employee gets in hand varies by market. Europe has very high taxation, which does benefit the employee eventually. US has what it has but offers the employee very little in terms of benefit during their lifetime. Simply saying FB pays 1/3 of SF market doesn't make sense.
In game currency is not toys.

It’s a way to monetize addictive videogames without providing any additional value.

Do you think we should sell cigarettes to children? If not, why not?
> It's only through politics that we can make sure that the gains from trade are evenly split.

False. Competition from other employers can do this too.
A big part of the reason is that the CPU, GPU, and neural engine all have direct access to the memory. That's the idea behind the unified memory that Apple talked about during the keynote. Compare this to a normal setup, where you have main memory and dedicated VRAM. You load something into a game by fetching it into RAM, and then loading it into VRAM by dispatching it over PCIe to the graphics card processor, which then stores it in VRAM. There's a lot of extra steps. My guess is that their memory subsystem is fairly radical to handle the different types of memory access for the different functional subsystems, so they optimized for specific memory modules.

I really would love to see some more documentation on the M1 memory subsystem, there are so many unknowns behind the very impressive performance numbers we've seen over the past few days. And I personally suspect that the future will have traditional ram, with the on-chip ram acting as a kind of last level cache. You can't really scale this to 64GB or higher without some major thermal problems.
> hands all the positions to his friends and would rather let the leadership grow old and senile than promote a competent person, because old friends are not a threat

not trying to be faceitious, but sounds like just about every office ive ever worked at....
German culture requires no introduction in any writing? Am I talking about the same thing as everyone else commenting?

Anything you write will always have a first sentence or paragraph. Your saying it's offensive to use that to give an overview of what's to come and to set the tone of the writing?
The one thing I feel is inexcusable was the removal of the SD card reader.

What do you need an SD card reader for? For the average person, whose primary camera is their phone, I can’t think of a reason they’d need a built in SD card reader.
Are you successful in your job? Are you good at it? Have you always made progress in the last 10 years with your role, income, and your skills? Are you passionate about your skills?

If you are successful, your problem is most likely somewhere else. Find a good hobby. Check your lifestyle.
Apparently enough alcohol exposure to show addictive behaviour: the study used mice with the "2BC-CIE" exposure method:

> To induce alcohol dependence, we used the two bottle choice - chronic intermittent ethanol vapor exposure (2BC-CIE) paradigm, as previously described (Patel et al. 2019). This method consistently produces alcohol dependence in C57BL/6J mice (Becker and Lopez 2004; Bajo et al. 2016; Huitron-Resendiz et al. 2018), as exhibited by escalated alcohol intake, anxiety-like behavior and reward deficits. Briefly, mice were exposed to limited access alcohol (15% w/v) and water - two bottle choice (2BC) sessions followed by either chronic intermittent alcohol (CIE) exposure in vapor chambers (La Jolla Alcohol Research, La Jolla, CA), to induce alcohol dependence (dependent mice) or control air exposure (non-dependent control mice) in identical chambers. Naïve mice were not exposed to any alcohol either by drinking or vapor exposure.

A diagram on a similar study can be found at https://www.researchgate.net/figure/A-General-CIE-protocol-f... - for the diagram from this study, see page 4.
Okteta is part of the KDE project, GPL, and has similar templating functionality
Um, is that 4 weeks unpaid? Is this even legal?
They don’t necessarily need a major retrofit. Lunos makes clever paired half-HRVs that require two wall penetrations but no ducts. Zehnder makes single-room through-wall HRVs.
I see what you're getting, and I like the pothole analogy. I agree with the fact that it can be used like that in the English language, but I disagree with the idea behind it.

In the pothole analogy - it's like saying potholes are the reason for all these people's cars being damaged.

If no cars were driving over the pothole then the pothole wouldn't be a problem as no damage would ever be caused! It's an inanimate f----- object. It's just there.

It's the fact that people are driving cars on a road that has potholes that causes their cars to be damaged. It's some action that was taken that causes an effect to occur.

Then we get into the murky world of who is actually responsible and what is the solution. Which I don't have an answer for.
I agree that the concept of a store within a store should exist for Epic and for users. I think “processing costs” is not really the issue. Apple’s revenue sharing business agreements just happen to be collected at processing time. They could easily invoice later. The core issue is: how much should Epic pay to have their own store on the iPhone?
Sounds like no true Scotsman
Admin Portal by WorkOS – SSO setup wizard for IT admins
I’d love them to just ship the MB 12” board inside a keyboard with 2 USB-C ports and have a modern day Commodore. It can be powered by the USB-C monitor.
$ git clone https://git.savannah.gnu.org/git/poke.git
$ ./bootstrap
...
$ ./configure
...
$ make
...
gcc: error: ./pkl-tab.c: No such file or directory

Bookmarking it and will take a look once it's in my package manager's repos, at least; it looks neat.
I'm curious how he is handling the storage of user's files and videos in Digital Ocean Spaces. It's currently an all or nothing approach by DO: All users have access to all other user's files (if private), or all files are public. There's no per-bucket access control.
This would get better attention if it were submitted with the "Show HN": https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html
I've been at startups where we experienced 90% engineering turnover over 12 mo. due to M&A or change of leadership. We got by. I'm sure Fb could cope.
> the marketplace failed to provide both affordable milk and the ability for dairy farmers to make a living.

So the price is both two low and too high? This is not a failure of the marketplace (aka price discovery), this is the U.S. deciding that cheap milk and overproduction is in the nation's best interest and we should socialize some of the production costs.

There are logical (milk as a staple product and avoidance of shortages), and illogical (milk lobby takes too much effort to oppose) reasons for it, but it is not a marketplace failure. Remove the subsidies and the market would quickly find the higher price at which dairy farmers could produce milk profitably and consumers would purchase it.
Google Pay launching ‘Plex’ bank accounts with Citi, other partners next year
Hopefully many of these tutorials will be updated or replaced by other resources over time.

It would be helpful if git threw a descriptive error when trying to check out 'master' if it doesn't exist, and is not set to the default branch.
The RAM latency was still up at 90ns, as measured by Anandtech, so I'm not sure it's increasing performance much.

Perhaps it's beneficial for reduced power consumption? Or maybe it's just a design holdover from mobile, and it was the easiest place to put the RAM.

Though some people see upgradable RAM as a necessity, I'm not sure how often it actually happens in practice, if you look across consumers. I can't remember the last time I changed the RAM configuration after assembling a PC. One has to be a huge tinkerer for that to even enter into the picture.
This is a good exercise in estimating workload.

While the article says one week is insufficient to make something meaningful, I've found personally that you can write useful software even in a single day, as long as your feature scope is finely targeted. Actual real life needs of real people are also more interesting to write software for.
I do not use DoH and have it disabled in Firefox with network.trr.mode=5 in about:config page as described in the link [1] below.

[1] https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/firefox-dns-over-https

This way I get best of both worlds. Speed with NXDOMAIN and lack of needless CloudFlare DoH requests.

Hope that helps.
Religion or Veteran status* are obvious counterexamples, people are very much in control for those.

Point is, just because an outgroup can be discriminated (legally) it is not fair morally.
I actually did renew my subscription this summer before realizing how much of a time sink it is and how incredible it is that I had that much time as a kid.

Even working remote, I don't have enough time to play games like that anymore while working full time.
Can you show me something written that doesn't have an introduction that includes a summary of what's to come
I think there's a medium ground. Rationalism and empiricism in the historical sense are interesting philosophies, good to study.

The "neo-rationalism" that you tend to find online (especially in HN & LW adjacent communities) falls much more into the criticisms you define, but I hardly really consider those communities actually "rational" at all.

Heuristics are important, but what I find management often does is lie to themselves about what is an intuitive heursitic, (perhaps justified by a story of how it worked in another company) and what is something that is generally justified by empirics. Sometimes you need to make ad-hoc, intuitive decisions due to resource constraints, but you should be aware of when those times are and shouldn't act as if they are equivalent.

I've seen this happen in some companies and it is not pretty: when you don't distinguish between the story and fact, then everyone just starts telling stories and it becomes very difficult to ascertain what is happening.
Timezones are a harsh, harsh mistress.

In general, anything more than 8 hours either way is pretty much impossible (and 3-5 is probably the most workable).

Additionally, cultural differences are super super important (and ignored in a lot of these discussions).
Does Lambda School collect a percentage of the Fellow’s wages? Do these Fellows sign a contract with Lambda School? What is the model by which Lambda School makes money from this?
It might have been certifiable without MCAS but not without some significant retraining requirement.
Most houses are incredibly leaky/drafty (at least in the US), turning on your bathroom fan(s) a few times a day is an easy way to improve ventilation.
Here is some peer-reviewed research on how little an affect parent control of phone usage has on phone addiction: https://journals.lww.com/jan/fulltext/2018/04000/does_parent...

There is a multi-billion dollar concerted effort by the largest companies in the world to get an iron grip on the attention of children at a level of granularity never before seen - don't pretend like that isn't a novel cultural force that should be reckoned with.
I'm fine with them integrating the SSD into the mainboard, just wish they offered a slot in there to add some additional storage later.
As am I. I'm arguing against labor arbitrage, due to weak labor regulation and protections, as a wealth transfer mechanism by multinationals (operating in a market while outsourcing labor to another, collecting and profiting off the spread, while likely paying minimal taxes where they're domiciled).

The hollowing out of the American middle class over the last 40 years due to globalization is what the end result looks like, hence why those in the Western world should not support further globalization efforts (including outsourcing offshore).

Just like an airplane, oxygen mask on yourself first, then help those around you.

https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2015/12/09/459087477...
Perfect competition between laborers would lead to equal pay for equal work...
Not only this, but the idea that we should focus our efforts on these utter non-problems (no one has ever been harmed or disenfranchised in any way by the use of this term) as opposed to any of the very real problems our society faces (environment, growing inequality, etc) is itself a real problem. And the people who are meant to be the "victims" of these issues almost never take offense or issue (e.g., Japanese opinions on the little girl's geisha-themed party or Chinese opinions on the traditional-Chinese themed prom dress, or African American opinions on defunding the police, or etc). The people who take offense are very often not even members of these "victim groups", but rather people who believe race is the preeminently useful characteristic of any person and that races have agency and collective guilt/accomplishment and so on (i.e., "racism" in a literal, classical sense).
Public wildcard cert for centrally managed things.

Of course only a trusted few have access to the private parts of the certificate that covers centrally managed things. For local dev instances I suggest having a local only meaningless domain and a wildcard off that,

If we were using per name certs and name leaking were a significant issue we could instead sign with a local CA and push the signing cert out as trusted to all machines we manage.
Maybe the phone is an escape? Getting home at 6:30 pm plus homework means that school-related things are a 12+ hour day. That's a pretty rough schedule for anyone.

Imagine if you had a 12 hour work schedule every day. Now imagine what you would feel, if you didn't have a choice to be there. You had to be there whether you liked it or not. That's what school is like for a lot of kids. Making it extra long probably doesn't help. Many adults would probably turn to worse vices to cope with a schedule like that - alcohol, drugs etc. Extended phone use seems much more minor in comparison.
It’s furiously fast
No, you didn't mention unions, but my response is specifically to:

> company's goal is to "extract" from each employee more value than his/her/their salary. If a company manages to save on a salary because the employee doesn't have much negotiating power, good for the company.

If that's a companies goal, then an employee's goal should be to counter that, and Unions are a line of defense against companies treating an employee as a resource to "extract" from.

Free markets are good and all, but companies leveraging their outsized power against individual people shouldn't be surprised nor able to prevent individuals from working to put that power in check.
Blanket statements are easy but reality is much more complex.

iSH, code learning apps, Codecademy via the iPad browser, iBooks, Library Genesis for getting any book in existence for free, Duolingo, cloud coding. I could go on...

There's many, many ways of learning through these devices.
Divvy: Super efficient window management https://mizage.com/divvy/
Fortnite is absolutely a toy. It's no different than buying different outfits for your doll.
Some things I want to try:

Prototype (ie. not even MVPs) some kind of note-taking, knowledge management, sharing, annotation, collaboration, versioning, distributed, notebook, blog thing. Hard to wrap my head around all the possible intersections, so maybe pick three categories and implement the intersections for the entire Venn diagram to explore affordances.

Make a programming language. Probably nothing fancy, I just haven't done it before. Maybe target WASM.

Learn a programming language. Probably Rust, but maybe Smalltalk or Lisp.

Port some JS library to Python. Maybe port a Python library to JS. Maybe port from Python or JS to whatever new language I learned.

Write some fiction. Possibly interactive.

Try to get a Handshake TLD, and do something with it.

Something with procedural generation. Maybe logos or fonts.
In theory yes, since it inherits the shell env from the parent.

Haven't got the $$$ to test though.

EDIT: you could also craft an oneliner if $SHELL is not defined, something like:

`ps -T $$ | awk 'NR==2{print $NF}' | arch -x86_64 $0`
My Writing, as a Developer
I would only recommend an ERV for newer houses. On older houses, an ERV running 24/7 is just going to pull all the heat out of your house and cause your energy bills to go up.

Best would to get a blower door test run and see what your ACH50 rating is before considering one.
I wish I shared your confidence in this. Apple has been all over the map with the mini so it's really hard to tell.

If they did though, it looks like there is plenty of space to turn this into a real powerhouse with the right CPU.
I am also not a fan of the hamburger method. I think it seems disingenuous, plus most people are aware of it too.

Personally if I get negative feedback I would rather hear what I can do to make it better than hearing an arbitrary good thing to make up for the bad thing.
Most people here are saying therapists, but the crux of the problem is the "tech" job. The sooner you can get out the better. Everything else is a band aid.
Yes. What's your point?

Moderation has always been necessary.
If they do that, it will have only safe design-by-commitee AAA games. Or at best games designed in house by someone who's never played a game. They should call it "the sleeping pill".
That is extremely standard, why would you assume there "were significant kickbacks from opiod sales people?"

Most of the time it would be generic vicodin and cost under $20 for enough to take for a few days.
Programming literate doesn't mean you work in the industry. It means you can work anywhere with the possibility to automate parts of yourself.
Currently, Firefox only has DoH rolled out in the US, so CloudFlare is in that same jurisdiction. Additionally, all DoH providers included in Firefox must meet the Trusted Recursive Resolver (TRR) guidelines, sign a contract to that effect, and undergo third-party audits to ensure they meet the requirements.

https://wiki.mozilla.org/Security/DOH-resolver-policy

This is all publicly documented. As Mozilla rolls DoH out to other regions they will add additional TRR partners and CloudFlare won't be the only choice.
Medium scrape Craigslist, create a database with your results and graph out prices.

Then link up reposts to track price history

Use image recognition to find reused images

- medium hard
Use web scraping to buy a ps5
Comparing 9 open source Chaos Engineering tools
One point of unions is to make sure this kind of "shopping around" for people who are sufficiently desperate is not possible for companies: You pay x or you get no one.

And that's a good thing.
That's true! I was also thinking about how German houses also tend to have relatively thick and non-wooden walls (since compared to the US, there's no significant earthquake risk).

That adds a lot of thermal mass as well.
I don't know about anxiety, but it totally affects (for the worse) my sleep. What, I suppose, would make more anxious too.
Apple has never understood gaming, never will.

They cannot compete against PS5 and Xbox. This is not an easy market to enter, making the hardware itself is just a tiny part of the job.
I don’t think the tool is as important as the what you’re doing with it.

QA is done with a keyboard but is considered less skilled.

Sculpting statues may use a water jet but would be considered more skilled.

So the question seems to me: what are people doing with these water jets in US automotive plants? How long does it take to learn? How much variance is there in ability? (We talk about 10x programmers, are there 10x machinists?)
Doesn't work for me with Firefox 82.0.3 (64 bit) on Win10. Hitting the Read Book link just gives me a blank window with the Close Book link at the top.

Took me a few moments to realize that this is because my Firefox is set to download PDFs instead of displaying them in Firefox.
Its easy to seal the watch in a way that produces water-tightness .. but I still wouldn't want bother wearing it in the shower. Maybe okay in rain, though.
stop posting medium links - they are now behind a wall - the point of medium is to expose content - not hide it bwhind a wall
I subscribed for a few months, cancelled and later in the year got an offer to resubscribe for around $200 per annum and they've locked that in for me ever since. Worth a try.
> In reality, your compensation is a function of your negotiating power.

Ahhmm, no. Where does negotiation power stem from? Is it a skill? No. You are a product much like eveything else in this economy and you price is a function of how much you cost (living cost, heavily depedent on location) + supply/demand trends. Yes, your attitude and negotiation skills can impact your salary but only by a bit. You can't get your salary to tripple by negotiation. Why? What is the force that doesn't allow that? Supply and demand of other people who will do the same for less.

Thus I argue the trend will be a big decline in salaries for remote jobs in places like SF or London, but a very slight increase in salaries in places like india. The market of remote workers is going global, thus the price for this product will adjust accordingly. There will still be some variation in the salary depending on where you are, but the global min-max difference will decrease
Lambda school is a sham. They have students teaching students and it's like the blind leading the blind. Absolute chaos and since the student to teacher ratio is so high, it's almost impossible to get a decent education through them.

I realize it's a YCombinator portfolio company, but it's run like a pyramid scheme.
Yeah, postmarketOS is really trying, see the list of devices it can run on in some capability: https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Devices

Still I don't see this scaling unless more of the ARM stuff is standardized or upstreamed by manufacturers - IMHO there is simply not enough OSS developers being both willing and able to do the often menial yet necessary platform adaptation work.

For that reason I'm morehopeful about built-to-be-open hardware like the Pine Phone, as that could help reducing or removing the device support treadmill, so useful features can be actually developed. :)
Examples of textbooks you have used?
Some apps are addictive, not all of them. The biggest problem IMO is that "no phone" isn't an option. Kids need a phone to participate in society. That's just the way it is. The problem I see is that phones have super addictive apps like TikTok that target young kids, so giving them the "good half" of a phone means you also end up giving them the "bad half" and kids aren't good at understanding why the bad half is bad for them.

It's like serving a kid a plate of food with vegetables and meth side-by-side and the meth dealer is making every effort they can to push the meth into the vegetables.
The greed comes from how he puts his users and shareholders in harm’s way in an effort to reduce his bill with Apple.
You haven't answered the question and I was interested in the answer too.

What would one or both of these stores need to do, to qualify as 'anti-competitive' to you?
I'm delighted to no longer have an SD card reader I've never once in my life used jammed into every laptop.

Different strokes for different folks.
Automatic Image-to-Painting Translation Method
You dont have too, the time investment is minimal,many girls were already taking erotic pics anyway. If you are attractive you can ride that wave for several years and keep living your life normally.

I've noticed that many of these girls are college students and the money from their admirers is useful to buy clothes, gadgets and to take their boyfriends to fancy vacations.

So as long as you are aware this is a bubble you will be doing fine.
AMD RX 6800 series ROCm Performance
> Then the replication crisis happened, which may have tagged some of the ideas in Flow as questionable.
Do you mind to expend? I am genuinely curious to understand what was debunked.