skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Here is a tracker for backwards-incompatible changes to glibc:

https://abi-laboratory.pro/?view=timeline&l=glibc
We're not talking about a budget $500 laptop. My laptop cost me over $1500 and its camera sucks. I did not shop based on price; I shopped based on specs and features.
I think "depends" and "hefty" are arguable. The subsidy is currently at ~105M USD (and shrinking) on a GDP of ~3.2B USD.
That source can say anything it wants, and obviously people who want to believe their message will believe it. Those that prefer their sources to not have a singular ax to grind, such as the source you posted, will skip that one. No, more YouTube links won't help, either.
Sorry, I already went down the road of broken promises and moved on. Make something that works out of the box. Package tcc with it.
UK without the European data protection rules, what could possibly go wrong???
The company's attention may well be on its actual business, and the bankers will put a lot of time and effort into positioning themselves as someone the company thinks of as a partner (not always in a "fake" way - often the bank will genuinely do a lot of free work for the company in other areas as a kind of gift economy action).
Are you asking for someone to copy the last tweet to HN, or do I misunderstand your comment?
> Russia doesn't currently have the expeditionary capability to put even a single tank division into Bulgaria or Romania.

They don't need to if any of many loose states there let themselves to be turned into Russian staging ground.

Not a stretch given how fantastically corrupt governments there are, with Moldovia, and its breakaway regions in particular.

There was even a precedent:
Montenegro once almost let Russian to buy a military base there + humongous lots of lands adjacent to it, allegedly, in exchange for a laughable amount of money going to families of previous cabinet members.
Yes but I won't link them.

They are focused only on CentOS 7, you might be able to find them yourself. As far as I can tell they include everything except persistent storage and HA control plane.
Maker here, thanks for the feedback, yes, we will keep it growing, just today added like 100 more concepts, and also we are working in the tagging process.
In the PC industry, that's called UMA and has been around for a few decades, synonymous with ultra-low-cost (and performance) integrated graphics. To hype it so much as a good thing, Apple marketing is really genius.
My first coding job was as a test automation engineer. It was very code intensive and literally no one wanted to talk to me about unit tests I was adding to a virtually untested Java application. If your son has an aptitude for writing tests, maybe he’d excel at that. I also used to be a technical recruiter. Feel free to contact me. I’d be happy to have a no bullshit talk to you about your son’s situation. The tl;dr are is that your son’s level of success will depend on how much he can operate on his own (e.g. could your son have asked this question on HN without your help?)
I wish there were more details about how this list of domains was compiled.

This is the explanation on the Gitlab:

> We were testing an AI that could show some basic emotions about internet content, and turns out it was very precise at getting “annoyed” by ads and “unsolicited” third party connections…

> From that, I forked our own project and tweaked it in a specific way to basically only focus on ads, trackers, etc. and act like a web crawler, turns out to be very effective!
I think the other observation is that money schemes have became so huge and out of control that they are now legal and regulated. We wouldn’t have had the stock market otherwise.
Local sentiment is very positive. I'll be making my first trip through the tunnel tomorrow for last minute Christmas deliveries.
Not arrested. It was arrested or detained. Detainment included being amongst a crowd being "kettled" and later released from the "kettle" once they could deal with it.
2.5 GbE is starting to become quite common on midrange motherboards, still uncommon in switches though.
except we could fly before ;D
88x31 (1999)
Causality, and the reason they think it could be diet->mood instead of the other way around, is discussed in the original link, so this comment adds nothing and in fact subtracts by being less informed than the link itself.
How to do the most good with your stimulus check if you don't need it
One Year of Shape Up
Story of the implementation of Shape Up for product development by a small company in 2020.
>Also a Vet - I'd be fine with giving them a second chance - as enlisted men. Once they've proven they can be soldiers, they're welcome to re-attempt becoming officers.

The Army tried this, a cadet was killed, and the program ended (as far as I'm aware) [1].

>The lack of quality officers was, and still is, one of the most egregious failings I encountered throughout my service.

Speaking as a (former) officer, I can't disagree, it was the reason I left. My personal opinion is that USMA/USNA/USAFA spend way, way too much time trying to pretend that they're "just another University", and not an institution that explicitly exists to do one thing: produce leaders for war.

[1] https://www.stwnewspress.com/news/faith-honor-and-sacrifice-...
It depends on what sort of biodegradable glitter you're using. Some glitter is even edible.
I have 4 of these, for about 9 yrs now. Doesn't look trashy, nor do I have ink dust on the wall. Didn't bolt either. Used the velcro glue thingy.
I had 1,217,258 blocked domains on my Pi-Hole to begin with, and this added 515,284 new domains.
The pre and post edit makes it seem like they could be on either side of the argument.
I don't agree. The camera in my laptop is garbage. I have significantly better-quality Zoom calls if I use the front-facing camera on my phone. But that's cumbersome to use, so I generally put up with the bad quality from my laptop.

A better-quality camera for my laptop would turn my Zoom quality from "garbage" to "satisfactory". Yes, if I wanted to go from there to "movie quality" I'd have to invest in better lighting and other things, but that's not important enough to me to go to that bother. A better-quality camera (built into my laptop; I don't want to have yet another peripheral with yet another cable) would be something I'd happily pay for.
Oh, I definitely agree that the most prudent decision a few years ago was to avoid Tesla like the plague. Why would Apple, the most profitable company in the world, want a nearly-bankrupt car manufacturer on its books?

Nevertheless, with the benefit of hindsight, it was likely the wrong decision from both a financial and strategic viewpoint. It's the kind of wrong decision Mark Zuckerberg avoided when Facebook bought Instagram and WhatsApp (despite being ridiculed at the time). Over the next decade, Tesla will likely be one of the most serious threats to Apple's dominance in high-end consumer tech goods (the other being companies working on AR/VR).
If curious, lots more Minitel:

2020 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24439744

2018 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18781820

2018 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16263093

2017 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15401405

2017 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14681561

2017 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14577881

2012 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4175141

2012 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4170531

2012 (1 comment) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4088360

2011 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2733106
It looks similar to nim's ARC/ORC gc approach... Just curious, have you ever compared them?
Trade Secrets: Elon Musk Is Just Another Hypocritical Tech Billionaire
Oh yea. This was 6+ years ago and haven't looked back. At the time, it was hardly a business but technically had like 10 paying customers.
Microsoft has a program for people with autism. They are looking for software engineering interns. It might be worth a shot.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/diversity/inside-microsoft/c...
Electronic whiteboard will crush regular old whiteboard if executed correctly.
Umm, this is sort of what Turing, arguably the father of computer science, actually did once (allegedly)

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-markets-saft/saft-on-weal...
Stimulus seems to have a very active Github page, maybe its more about the initial concept where Basecamp tends to be private?
Anyone know how this compares to Facebook's recentish work on PyTorch-BigGraph (https://ai.facebook.com/blog/open-sourcing-pytorch-biggraph-...). They claim to be able to embed billions of nodes. I presume this library isn't distributed (quick glance suggests not).
That is NOT the claim. The claim was that OtherOS was removed from the fat PS3s. How else would Sony have undertaken a lawsuit about OtherOS being removed as an advertised feature from the Fats?
> Which is exactly why we expect journalists to have special protection, and thus why we track violations of these norms. And things are clearly getting worse.

No, we don't. Journalists aren't some elevated caste that are privileged above normal people. And besides, most of the journalists arrested were not employed by a news organization. Anyone can call themselves a journalist.

The "problem" seems to be that journalists are treated like normal people. The thing is, many do not see a problem with this.
You can say this about every sort of entertainment that require props or special effects.
U.S. approves NYSE listing plan to cut out Wall Street middlemen
> with a large portion of people saying that the individual should face the charges if they are innocent

Can you link to such comments?
Response: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41567-020-01108-9.epdf?shar...
I do wonder to what degree the effectiveness of advertising is intentionally exaggerated. Surely the advertisers who depend on the public to think their product is effective would collectively spend a lot more time and effort on that advertising campaign than any other.

That said, I've seen some compelling ads this year - it seemed more a function of correctly guessing my interests and tastes than successfully influencing my behaviour.
1) Gazelle Tour Populair bike

2) Røde NT microphone

3) Elgato Key Light

4) Logitech C930e webcam

5) Dell 27" U2720Q display

The Tour Populair is fantastic for getting around in the city.

Items #2 to #5 are enormously useful to me, essential even, since a large part of my business consists of consulting, mentoring, and workshops.
When the company is profitable and the eventual price is stable, sure it looks fine. But flip it around and pretend it’s a company like Ripple issuing an IPO (for dollars, not crypto scrip) and you realize the historical existence for these rules.
Except for your third point, those are true for most cryptocurrencies that are actively being traded, with a few exceptions.

It is certainly true for Ethereum, which pretty much invented or at least popularized the ICO concept, and that is the second most traded cryptocurrency in existence.
Job security? How old are you?
I think the grandparent post was being sarcastic
The “Expert Consensus” Also Favored Alcohol Prohibition
Because it is a hoax.

The author made lots of unsubstantiated and even nonsensical promises such as green threads with no runtime or the supposed C++ to V translator which would be a HUGE breakthrough in compiler technology because such a tool would be (as was exactly shown in an example) able to understand programmer's intent.

He just stringed together attractive looking words and phrases without really understanding what they mean.

And of course, none of the promises actually materialized, so either Medvednikov is grossly incompetent or a pathological liar. You decide which is the case.
It's certainly shallow, but not explicitly a dismissal. It doesn't contradict the OP.

That's just the closest rule cited as there isn't one that merely explicitly states "don't post unsubstantial fluff". Maybe there should be.
Just want to say thanks for the link. I have not seen such a well rounded write up on the topic. Sadly it only contributes more to my own uncertainty :)
And that's fine. The question at hand isn't whether people will pay for GoT, but whether they'll be used as an argument to pass laws like the DMCA, which says I'm not allowed to reverse-engineer technologies in my home, or ones which put bankrupt or put college students in prison.

My claim is that if MPAA profits went down even 50%, society wouldn't be any worse off at all. On the other hand, we are worse off for DRM.
Right, so basically the majority of middle to upper-middle class expats. People with enough money to be 'fat cats' have tax shelters.
lockups aren’t specific to IPOs. Palantir shareholders are also subject to a lockup. They were only able to sell some fraction of their shares on Day 1.
Disastrous Copyright Proposal Goes Straight to Our Naughty List
Definitely not incorrect, it was just odd enough to make me suspect that there was some copy-paste action going on
This really makes me wish there was a way to include files in /etc/hosts files...
Frankly Im surprised you aint using Rails!
"It is not from the benevolence of the butcher, the brewer, or the baker that we expect our dinner, but from their regard to their own self-interest"

-Adam Smith
Yes, I have seen a rough add of ~500K domains indeed.

Had to whitelist api.instabug.com since with it blocked my 9GAG app goes crazy and tries to connect to it non-stop, lighting my phone on fire.
The food heater is almost neat enough to justify being a separate product? The expansion bays on the front of my tower just sit empty...
Sure, but why bother with preorders and backlogs if you can just sell your product for more money? If one party increases prices they'll get fewer sales, but if the product isn't available to begin with that doesn't matter (up to a point). I can see the appeal of having the money before you have to produce the product (due to preordering) but it doesn't seem beneficial for the bottom line.
Ok, we've updated the URL from https://twitter.com/ankithharathi/status/1341193051184611331.
this sounds like the same problem many people have:

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/16-is-hot-noisy-with-an...

it's basically the external monitor. and is more or less related to the gpu.
Sonos music controller made out of a Raspberry Pi 400 and a wood case
It seems that microbiome research is always defended here. Perhaps it is scientific, but be aware that a multi billion dollar industry depends on "improving" the microbiome.

Here's an ad in nature.com:

https://www.nature.com/articles/d42473-019-00336-9
Show HN: Generate Resume with Markdown and Node
I'm not surprised, but certainly sorry for the people.
No. Go is actually stable and mature with a performant runtime and most importantly, the project isn't led by a con artist.
I used AT90USB1286 for its timers that make easy to implement proper 3-phase sine motor control. The stuff you've mentioned does not have the same type of hardware.
Thank you for this.

So if I need to change my 'amazon' password, I press 'generate different codes'. Then when I need to use my amazon password, I come back and click the 'generate different codes' to retrieve the new password?

What is the best way to use this for a service where the password frequently changes?
Yup. I was going to post this too. Why keep 34000 site Peter Lowe’s ad blocker when a 50 site white list will do the same.

But umatrix is complex. Ublock is good enough. I just wished I could whitelist all cdns
Single-cell organisms replicate.

Single cells of multi-cellular organisms replicate.

Shoot me in the head and all my cells will eventually stop replicating.

To a cell in my body, is the body a host or an environment? Is the distinction useful?
The OP said it was a 4yr reverse vesting schedule and that they currently owned 40%.
I've also been looking for a decent cardboard shredder that does not require tearing the boxes into smaller pieces and sells for a reasonable price. The only thing I've found is industrial shredders which start at $1500 and go up fast from there.

https://www.amazon.com/HSM-Profipack-Single-Layer-Converter/...

They can't be much more than a motor and some heavy duty shearing cutting disks, but they are really expensive! There seems to be nothing in the price range between office paper shredders (which require tearing cardboard into small pieces) and industrial shredders (which are designed for extensive heavy duty use, much more than a home owner would need.)
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you're well on your way to default-deny mode on uBlock, which is a great way to run uBlock Origin / uMatrix if you don't mind a couple of refreshes and a couple false starts when it comes to ordering stuff on e.g. shopify:

https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Dynamic-filtering:-de...
Based on this tweet, I believe she was the interviewer: https://twitter.com/moiragweigel/status/1341423429958979593
That particular dream, but parent is pointing to a bigger trend, of course. This is a snapshot of the death of upward mobility, the American promise and all that.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/03/upshot/to-understand-risi...
For me, the right approach is what you'll see in Lean processes. You pick the next few clear steps and break them down into small units of work, each of which delivers value. Then you knock them off at a solid pace.

We managed that here: https://williampietri.com/writing/2015/the-big-board/

And that's despite the fact that it was a startup. It helped that my cofounder had 3 kids under the age of 5. He came in on time and he left on time. We all busted ass while we were there, but when we left, we mostly left. One real test for me was when I had to take weeks off to help a sick relative. Even though I was the technical cofounder and had been involved in every bit of the code, I got maybe two calls where they really needed me. It was a sign that we're built a real cross-functional team.
You have to experience new things. Old things don't get us excited. Do you understand ML, Deep Learning? Deep dive into it, not just in using the library but being able to go low level, that will excite you. I only get that feeling when I learn something really new, then it quickly goes away.

I get that when I read deeply technical stuff that's at my level or above my level. So it just means you're not challenging yourself well enough. It's easy to make really good money in this industry operating below your capacity. That's the problem, challenging yourself a lot will not necessary make you more money unless you really go to a FAANG. So why bother especially as we have now gotten older, with more responsibilities.
Very glad to see this article. it's something various social circled of mine have talked about; good to see it at a higher level. A couple cities attract so many bright talented hopeful young & other seekers, & the rest of the country, well, it keeps ossifying, having these remainer cultures.

I'm visiting the parents now & I think about how it used to be a competition to see who had left the least, who had ever gone the least distance from home. proud proud foolishness, this desire to experience little, a certitude that yours was the right & only way, utter closedness. repulsive vile & toxic behaviors, from people either concerned & blustering or deliberately ignorant, infatuated with their local world alone. everyone socially goading each other into fanaticism.

talking with the people of my contemproary urban world, there's a recognition that our values, our beliefs, carry no weight in this twisted electoral system, set up centuries ago. we have to become a democracy again, have to have some way to affect the governance of our nation, which we do not have, thanks to these electoral systems that favor the un-urban so heavily, that give them such voices. we think & muse about the travelling bands, the tribes of the willing hopeful better-making positive techies & others, that we can find ways to bring the connections we value in to a polticially active force, to try to deliberately rebalance, but it's so far off, so hard to actually imagine it happening. we need more suggestion, more dreamers, more material talking about, laying out this path. we hope. we are so tired of america being under the seat of these tribalistic demagogues, radicalized under some false spectre of socialism & general FUD, & we want some damned ability to progress this stuck nation. if we must spread out to spread our dreams, perhaps that is what we must do.
Sen. Thom Tillis Proposes ‘Notice and Stay Down’ Rewrite of Online Copyright Law
The dollar price of a single unit of any tradable security-like thing is completely arbitrary: market cap, market depth and inherent value are all that really matter.

Cheaper units are almost certainly not indicative of something being a better investment, I'd say the opposite is more often true: ex. penny stocks or any of the long-tail cryptocurrencies that trade at fractions of a penny.
And even historically can’t talk about NYT without Walter Duranty, the Stalin apologist and Holodomor denier.
I'm surprised to see that there is any overlap between 9GAG and HN :)
Oh man I forgot about that one
I didn't know about West Point's honor code, and found it ironic. At my university, in physics at least, it was a loud secret that all ROTC students shared answers for previous years testsand homeworks.
What’s “non-bullshit” exactly? It would be nice to get a feel for what you think are problems worth solving? Is it stuff like helping the environment and climate change? Or is it more about real tech innovation as opposed to another sharing economy website.
>Meanwhile when someone is poor they are expected to have zero failures in judgment and the poor generally have better judgment but when they do have a lapse the effects are catastrophic

You are 100% right.

And to respond to the other commenter -- the first guy didn't have much in savings because he was sending money back to his parents.

That's how bad it is. When you are born into wealth, there's a sort of "rubber band" helping you move up the ladder. When you are born into poverty, that rubber band pulls you down instead of propelling you up.

I can speak to this myself, I have helped my parents/family enormously at cost to my financial wellbeing.

And by the way....when a son/daughter does well, gets into software, makes a healthy $150k salary in SV, that does not change the financials at home. That $150k salary has to keep coming and you have to keep giving it to your family to make a real difference over time. At the same time, you have to pay SV rent, you have to buy a car, go on dates with your significant other, have a life of your own, etc.
Isn't there an argument to be made that people watch these videos with fascination and don't replicate what they see like viewers of a cooking show would attempt?
Amen! This is about as useful as debating whether Pluto is a planet.
Any thought on imalanced microbiome being a second order effect rather than a cause? I’d guess continued stress responses from the nervous system could cause chronic gut problems
Nah, this seems more like an implementation detail than an actual core of life's "functionality".
Imagine a HN link to a paper which summarizes various other studies for the causes of failures in auto navigation systems. Dozens of studies are cited, which covers areas such as incomplete testing due to schedule pressures, not adhering to coding guidelines for safety, lack of redundancy or self checking mechanisms, hardware failure, unanticipated overruns of scheduler time budgets due to a confluence of exceptions, etc.

Next, imagine someone leaves a comment which leaves the impression they didn't read the paper, only the title, and said, "Maybe they use too many GOTOs."

Finally, imagine someone saying, "Not sure why you are getting downvoted, this is a good point."