skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Email is the worst but a close contender are Slack messages and threads .... Confluence is somewhat better but comments are not handled well with respect to the source document. Add in Smart sheet and the rest as kludges and I have 10 different things to check for a single project with dependencies.. it's nuts. I am not sure if anyone has really figured the information based workflow out yet. There needs to be some auto association and project based aggregation (maybe tags?) .. that and a personal workspace of things you need to do in each system.. right now everything is asynchronously propagated by slack or email.

I am interested in trying out Asana and Facebook Workplace to see if they have solved this in a more natural way.
Edit: for clarity, I'm not suggesting this is my take, but I think it might be the more logical version of that hot take.
Best way to learn is through doing different challenges for yourself. A good psychologist can help you setup a plan and program without any out of pocket expenses besides co pay. Problem is finding one that uses evidence based therapy and isn’t a quack. Look for someone with a degree from a good university that specializes in anxiety
I doubt it was a mistake. more likely an intentional 3080ti-sized hole in the lineup.
I'm sure the developers of all 15 apps that sell multi-year subscriptions were very happy about that.
We haven't lost anything, but we've gained the expectation that we should be accommodating a tiny minority of people being offended for no reason. Sure it's not much work to switch "master" to "main" (although in aggregate it's probably a tonne of person hours), but what happens when the next trend is to be offended at "blacklist", or "sanity check", or any of the other thousands of words that someone is inevitably going to be offended by.

And once the expectation is that you change your language based on the irrationally offended minority, if you refuse to do so because it is a lot of work and makes no sense you become deamonized as some kind of sexist/racist/*ist.

I've seen lots of people claim that if you aren't a part of the minority in question you have no right to say what is or isn't offensive. I strongly disagree, some people are offended for stupid reasons, and we shouldn't feel obligated to accommodate them. Now if a significant portion are offended then there is probably some legitimate reason behind it, but that doesn't seem to be the case here.
Exactly. Any half-decent pilot could keep the 737Max in the air without MCAS. It would just "feel" slightly different than a previous 737. The problem with MCAS is that it lies to the pilot in about four different ways.
Not money spent, but time wise, doing YC's startup school a couple years ago. https://www.startupschool.org/library
On Windows, DirectCompute is supported by both, and even Intel.
This is such a boomer mentality.
You haven't been young in a long time evidently but let me help you out.

1. You are spending all your time now on homework that is actually demanding, if not in difficultly at least in volume.
2. You are just handed the collective knowledge of all of humanity, forget about hormones for a second which are already a struggle, you get to learn that half of america thinks there was a conspiracy to kill jfk, you get to learn about goulogs and consentration camps and you get to come to the conclusion that being creative is a struggle in a society that would pay an accountant over an artist any day and you somehow think this is the fault of the device reading the history back to her.

3. You add all that to the crazy changes your going through in terms of social conduct and physical appearance, along with that desire to be cool and noticed and it's not hard to see why this is a rough time for almost everyone.

Just keep her away from the hard drugs and try and take her out to do things she wants to do when you can find the time and it will probably all turn out alright in the end, but running around blaming iphones is a good way to make sure when a problem really does happen she's less inclined to bring it up for fear you will take the phone away
Not sure, but if you still need 10G you can get comparatively priced ($100 option vs $150 product) TB3<->10G adapters: https://www.sonnetstore.com/products/solo-10g
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> "internet citizenship"

> "computer citizen"

I like these phrases a lot.
Are you saying there’s no truth to the claim that they were more votes in Wayne County than registered voters? And that you don’t think an election board officer may find that suspicious? Did Lavonia County say they would stop counting at 10:30pm until the next morning but at 4am dump vote totals a higher rate than previously? Then continue on slowly for the rest of the week like Wayne county did? Were election observers kicked out of Lavonia County into a different room while election officers put wallpaper and window blockings up to prevent oversight like happened in Wayne?

You were either uneducated about the facts of the matter in Wayne County, and want to explain anything you don’t like away with racism, or you were maliciously trying to gaslight people.

https://mobile.twitter.com/MattFinnFNC/status/13240846370109...

> is not a form of racism, I don’t know what is.

Yes, I agree with your latter claim.

I think you’ve made your position pretty clear. threatening women and children because you disagree with an official officers opinion is OK.
I found this to be a good write up:

https://econoben.github.io/2020/10/20/master-slave-terminolo...
I think, of all the things to come out of BLM, this is one of the easiest to chalk up to “woke culture”.

BUT I still support it 100%.

What if you had to deal with the worst thing that’s ever happened to your people every time you want to push code at work? No, I don’t think anyone’s out there getting upset every commit, any more than they do walking into Thomas Jefferson High School or seeing a confederate flag on a bumper sticker. Rather, it’s just a constant subtle reminder of how ingrained in society racial inequality is, and it must be exhausting.

I think an incredibly minor inconvenience (which can be changed back) is a very fair trade off.
I have found zero medical societies/health institutes that recommend someone begin drinking alcohol who currently abstains for any reason. If you already drink alcohol, consuming a single serving of red wine per day is probably not detrimental.

The pop science articles (think NYT, etc.) love to lead with clickbait like "Wine could extend your life by X years" but from what I can tell alcohol in the west, to the extent that it extends lifespans, does so by thinning blood, which is needed because of our poor (high fat) diet.
Overall it's just a little bit less atrocious.
Clicky: http://sleuth.io

You should change the title to something like "Show HN: Sleuth - Real time deployment tracking"

The link to the "live demo" is at the top and at the bottom, but it would be good to add another link in the main text (for people like me that ignore the top bar and the bottom link area :))
My perspective is that Nvidia released the 3080 at "$700" for marketing purposes and is selling most of their stock above $750.
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you're having it both ways in your comment here: if it's only superficial and doesn't actually change anything, then you can safely ignore it. it only matters if it is actually controlling how you think (in which case, it is not superficial and is an actual change)

you can argue that it is the wrong change, or that the end doesn't justify the means, etc, but it doesn't make sense to say that it is both thought control, and superficial
Nobody banned anything. They changed a default.

Git was developed to replace Bitkeeper. Git's usage of master probably comes from Bitkeeper's usage of master and slave.
it's fair to be careful with something new. if it's that great and it will be quickly apparent.
Is it the same? I've done CUDA development myself, and the ease of local development is hard to beat.
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> alcohol is available in every corner store

The problem is: Alcohol is available to anyone, whether corner stores offer it or not. Just take your favorite type of fruit and let it rot. So alcohol being legal is probably also a consequence of the fact that it is very hard to forbid. (Case in point: The Prohibition.)
Maybe Tim Sweeney is greedy but 30% cut on revenue is exorbitant.
Advice for product managers working with software engineers
I'm been writing a series of practical advice articles for product managers and a software engineer I used to work with suggested sharing here. This is part of a serious I'm doing.
One big recommendation for all to watch "The social dilemma" on netflix also.

The social media apps on the phones are specifically agonized over, tested, and refined continuously to increase interaction, aka make users into addicts.
I think there is a growing awareness in the mainstream that, in fact, everything is political, and that people who thought thing X wasn't previously and are upset that it apparently is now are simply in the early stages of discovering the privilege they've enjoyed in being society's default gender, race, culture, etc:

https://brettclt.medium.com/why-is-everything-political-beca...
I would hope my union would support legislation and lobby to protect wages over employer profits (with employers attempting to optimize for profits by employing cheaper offshore labor). Otherwise, the first world's standard of living is going to quickly race to the median of the world.

If, as an employer, you would prefer not to adhere to strong labor protection laws in the market you desire to operate in, you are free to find markets more to your liking.
Master/slave has a technical meaning beyond the sense of one person enslaving another. "Nigger" has no use case outside of making horrible and offensive remarks, aside from historical writing (e.g. To Kill a Mockingbird) or making a point about racism, cases in which it is accepted.
Cynical is an understatement, this is pure evil.

Locking in developers to only use their AppStore and not anything else, taking %15 of small businesses revenue for payment processing, and all this in the middle of a pandemic and still taking credit for being "generous" and "industry leading". All this while the average payment processor take around %3.

And don't forget the reason they're doing it is to diffuse criticism of their monopolistic restrictions, to help them in their fight against Epic, which is actually fighting for the same rights that these small time developers really need.
Self Service Data Management from Ingest to Insights with Isima – Episode 159
Learning all of my IDE's shortcuts evolved my developing habits
Unfortunately you are sort of stuck with Nvidia. AMD has fantastic Linux support, but no CUDA.
Pioneering the Future Advanced Computing Ecosystem: A Strategic Plan [pdf]
Standard Ebooks are awesome.

If maintainers are seeing this: any plans to publish non-English books? Is there room to collaborate on adding support for it?
It's still debated. The reason people think a glass per day might be helpful is observational studies, which show that people who don't drink are slightly worse off than those who drink a little. However, you can imagine how these can be confounded (e.g., not drinking because of terminal illness or some other exogenous harm). It's hard to properly adjust your model to fully eliminate this sort of problem.

In contrast, Mendelian randomization studies generally suggest that there is no safe level of alcohol intake.

I am mostly convinced by the MR studies and think that alcohol is harmful for physical health (while being mindful that physical health is just one of many competing things that people value).
I'm also a tech worker and I know plenty of things we can agitate for:

* Better treatment against the rampant ageism in our industry (eg. access to lawyers when IBM decides to do mass layoffs of people above a certain age...)

* Guaranteeing reimbursement for self-education materials, time off for self-education purposes like conventions and hacker spaces

* Better treatment for H1B visa holders, a political push to stop the abuse of workers who cannot leave employers or risk losing immigration status

* Support for and communal funding for OSS

* A group pushback against flagrantly unethical, insecure, or straight up illegal behavior on the part of companies (eg. that non-poaching agreement back in the day that kept people's wages from being as high as they should've been)

* Standard establishment of making sure remote workers are paid for the value they bring to the company and aren't stiffed purely because of where they are geographically located at the time.
If “small” change offends me because of my tiny stature would you please consider being more precise and saying “inconsequential” or “trivial” change instead of making a spatial analogy for its magnitude?
Don't put data science notebooks into production
Is being addicted to creating tiktkok/instagram content to get likes such a bad thing?
The fight to stand out on those social networks forces you to be creative.
Ah, I understand, and assigning custom shortcuts is an awesome macOS feature that I don't use nearly enough.

Adding a menu item for "Pin current tab" seems like a pretty straightforward bugzilla request too.
> The more relevant question is, should we care about those people's feelings

We pretend to care about pretended feelings.

If we care about people who are offended, we would:
a) if they a fake offended (99%): tell them to stop appropriating other's concerns in bad faith
b) if they are really offended: help them to understand that the only way forward is being more resilient
Safari 14.0.1 on MacOS "Big Sur" has text fragment support, based on my quick test just now.

Edit: apparently still has failure points; when I added a sample to this post, it failed. Perhaps it's the URL parameter?

But when I linked to a page without a URL parameter, it did work. Ex: https://web.dev/text-fragments/#creating-text-fragment-urls-...
> At which point nobody would ever give out student loans anymore, and bankruptcy would be the logical choice, even for those who can afford college.

I bet they would.

This is a completely solveable problem without going to the extreme of "no bankruptcy ever." Make bankruptcy contingent upon working for one year per year of schooling. If you still don't have a job that pays well enough to cover your loans and living expenses, then bankruptcy is totally appropriate. Doctors and lawyers won't be eligible until well into their career.

That prevents people from immediately declaring bankruptcy.

Also, bankruptcy sucks a lot more now than it did in the 70s when this policy was put into place. Bankruptcy now prevents you from renting apartments, buying cars/houses, or getting certain jobs. Anyone declaring bankruptcy after college is looking at being in their 30s before they become truly financially independent.

I can't think of a worse system than what we have now. Bankruptcy is a really important component of a functioning financial system, and, IMHO, the lack of bankruptcy for student loans is one of the primary drivers of excessive student loan debt.
So, let's apply the process. Suppose Person A says something, and Person B thinks another colleague, Person C, might find offensive.

That alone may be enough to offend Person B. They feel Person A may be creating an uncomfortable environment, intentional or not. Person C may not even be actually offended, but other people of Person C's {race,sex,etc} have been offended by similar statements. How people apply judgment is an individual process.

Should we care about how any of these people feel? Is Person {A,B,C} right or wrong to feel how they do? We can't control how other people feel about things, but we can try our best as individuals to promote welcoming environments, but recognize we are human and won't always get it right.
Non-issue. I've run the following because I'm used to it:

git config --global init.defaultBranch master

This default doesn't matter to me.
Saying it’s a power relationship is another way of saying the same thing that you are saying here. The amount of power that employer and employee have is based in large part on supply/demand. However, power includes a little bit more: an employer who has a better knowledge of the market may be able to extract lower pay from an employee who doesn’t know their market rate, and an employee who is exceptionally well suited for a given job has more power to negotiate a better rate.

Of course, this can also be reframed as a supply/demand scenario taking into account imperfect information for a given scenario, but that’s largely my point. They aren’t equivalent concepts, but they are closely related.
> Today, people have created over 1400 stores, selling everything from t-shirts, to human beings.

Selling human beings!!! really?
You need the Python interpreter and all of your dependencies including the many shared objects that Python programs tend to depend on. Moreover, having the right version of the Python interpreter installed is frequently a problem--lots of systems still have Python 2 installed by default and even having Python 3 isn't a guarantee since many programs depend on relatively recent versions of the interpreter which are rarely installed by default on the target system. Note also that while the Python interpreter runs on plenty of uncommon platforms, relatively few packages in the ecosystem do because the ecosystem depends so heavily on C-extensions and `pip install`s of these packages often need to build from source which often assumes you have various headers and libraries installed on your system at certain locations--which is to say the assumption is that you're pip installing onto a "common platform".

In my opinion (and extensive experience), I'd rather have something like Go where I can trivially cross compile for whatever `(arch, os)` tuple I want to target and send the resultant binary without concerning myself with runtime dependencies (including the runtime itself).
If someone is submitting something that can be knocked off really quickly, maybe the problem is that they're submitting something that there isn't a good market for.
We have a natural tendency to worry about kids, if the technology really is different this time, and dangerous to be giving kids.

Here's another perspective: are there socially well-adjusted adults who get sucked into it and ruin their lives? We're inclined to care about the kids most, but kids are resilient and continue to grow and adjust and change over the years. What about their parents? Are there adults who get sucked into social media addiction and it ruins their lives? If yes, how common would you say it is?

(I'm not trying to lead an answer here. I thought about it for a couple minutes and I haven't decided for myself.)
It's not bizarre. Driver issues with the 5000 series were widespread and widely reported. Hopefully the 6000 series doesn't have the same issues but who knows.
Would you mind pointing out a few things that were buggy about your experience with Dokku?
Yes, that is the theory, but in practice - the word always gets out, teammates find out each others' salaries and that's it... If there is a disparity, consider that team is broken - many would fly away, most of them will hate the employer.
It's also a proven component with an established supply chain. A new PSU has to go through worldwide certification testing, etc. Why incur additional cost for a low-volume product?
I have and use AltStore. It's amazing what they did, but it's certainly not Apple-sanctioned; they have to jump through a large amount of hoops in order to get your code signing certificate and then get iTunes to install the app for you. This also requires giving AltStore your iCloud password, among other things, and it resigns the app as yours. It technically works, but it doesn't work well.
Legos? Their innate limitation as simple bricks that can be shaped into many things is what makes them creative in my opinion. Though I suspect what you may be hinting at. If kids have no toys they'd use their imagination more or make their own toys.
There was no master/slave in Git so your strawman doesn't apply.
I don't get rid of it. They get rid of me!
If I had to guess, the alcoholics are probably getting covid the worst so I’m a way, maybe yes?
my impression was always that the 10g was primarily offered to satisfy whale-customers like MacStadium. I recall seeing somewhere they accounted for estimated > 50% of Mini sales (although I may be completely embellishing that number). anything else just gravy.
Consider the Giraffe
Two things I've focused on improving lately are:
- Improving my typing speed and technique (there are many free web sites to do this) and
- Improving my algorithm skills by doing exercises on HackerRank and Exercism.
Nvidia's AI Supercomputer for Medical Research and Drug Discovery
But one could argue even intelligence is based purely on luck.
Anyone can grow marijuana (it's called "weed" for a reason) but our punitive justice system does a decent job of discouraging most people. We don't have to prohibit alcohol completely to blunt most of the large scale social and health problems it causes.
Not to derail the conversation, but I'm curious about how you soundproofed your home office. Do you have any information about how you went about that and what was involved? I've been looking into this myself recently.
I've also heard that the control, those who don't drink, are often not drinking because they used to be alcoholics thus scewing the longevity stats for non-drinkers.
hey, could you suggest a better wording for that? Will try to fix it in the upcoming release
Clearly it was written by a non-native speaker of English.

Structurally it's also somewhat shallow, but the author clearly intended otherwise by structuring it in parts with case studies and then some general analysis. Unfortunately I wouldn't call it insightful.

A giveaway of GPT-3 text is a lack of structure.
You're right that it's a broad generalization, but I would disagree that a lot of the same rhetoric isn't applied to corporations or governments.

I should have been more specific to say 'unions with bad reputations are often culpable for those stereotypes'
The anti ship missiles deployed there were also used against much smaller ships.

If modern carriers have the same quality of damage control as previous ones, they should be able to survive some hits; we can see from WWII how carriers were able to survive hits by kamikaze aircraft carrying a lot more explosives than one of the Exocet missiles used in the Falklands war
I feel for your problems, but I don't think you being hearing impaired gives you a right to be offended at the usage of the word "deaf". It's a functional description, not a slur.

I have some similar things which I'd rather not expand upon, but I don't think that gives me the right to be offended at terms unless they are slurs. As a comparison, people shouldn't be offended at any usage of the word "smart", but they're allowed to be offended by the word "nerd".
As others pointed out, there are some solutions:

- use screentime to understand the issues and set guidances or restrictions: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208982

- have open discussions about behavioural patterns in your kids to make them understand better what is good for them

To find the right balance between convenience, social pressures and the things that are actually good for oneself even if inconvenient is an everlasting struggle. This is best to be addressed early in life with good guidance.
Open source drivers on Linux.
Not to make this too topical, but I wonder how much this has to do with why I see so many software developers using macbooks. Developing on one is closer to developing on a Linux machine, which is where the code will frequently deploy to. Then, with the rise of less portable languages like python, Microsoft felt the need to invest in the WSL.