skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"I have no reason to believe this, but it clearly must exist"

That's called faith and religion.

You cannot rationally make decisions based on anything other than what you know and have seen or can reasonably project from there.

IE, I can't see an atom with my eyes, and I can't duplicate all the research of history myself, but I can see some things with my eyesb and I can duplicate some research myself, and I can follow a reasonable, logical, defensible chain of trust from what I can directly prove to myself, to proofs I can accept indirectly, and distinguish those from fairy tales.
Just a random example I encountered the other day, take a look at this: https://github.com/huggingface/transformers/blob/master/note...

It’s a tutorial on how to use some NLP ML library. It’s a pretty excellent example of where this format shines, imho, and as you can see it’s absolutely literate.

Btw I also identify as primarily a developer, but over the past few years been confronted with these notebooks more and more and I’ve learned to appreciate their use over time. But as with all good things, they’re sometimes overused.
except say asyncio is pet of standard python
I'm already in my account so I've never even considered that as an issue for getting free apps from the app store. You're right though, no other way to download Numbers, etc.
You are not marked as active. So if you're pretending to be working while you're not, you may get caught. ;) Or it might be scary for people receiving ghost messages...

Great point, we'll have to look into changing this!
I'm going to write something unpopular, but your data is probably safer from sale to insurers with Google than with a pre-acquisition Fitbit. Google already has a fantastic revenue stream, and only has downsides from doing something "evil" for piddling revenue gain. In an alternate timeline, Fitbit could go out of business next year and then be up for sale.

Also, I think Fitbit already makes money this way
We need to clarify: Sounds like you’re talking about the third party recruiters who play the numbers game and email anyone and everyone they can keyword match.

In the article, the author is referring to internal recruiters who are employed by the company itself.

Two very different experiences there.
For anyone in interested in building a silent PC, I have some simple advice: use a Noctua CPU heatsink and Noctua case fans. They are whisper-quiet, and I spent < $100 for all the fans in my system. They are the most premium-feeling computer product I have ever used; the CPU heatsink was very heavy and solid, and came with all the tools needed for installation including a screwdriver and thermal paste. Highly recommend, 10/10.
Back then, Rust had a built-in runtime. It was removed, and libuv with it.
I'm not suggesting that one declare the whole book wrong. I'm suggesting the book should be treated very skeptically.
It is incredibly onerous to try to be a digital nomad these days and not break the law. I've lived in 4 states this past year. As remote work is further normalized, how is this situation going to resolve itself?
Disagree. I like musical instruments. I don’t mind ads for guitar companies. I like embedded systems. I love seeing ads for new esp32 variants or low cost e-ink screens. Also I never object to women’s swimsuit ads. Just sayin’.
Yep, it feels really sluggish. We benchmarked several tools to work as a documentation platform for our company. Notion was one of the candidates but it felt extremely slow and somehow really awkward to use. In the end we decided to use Slite and it has really served us well. I highly recommend it for anyone looking for this kind of tool!
> Likewise, wouldn’t you be baffled if you needed to click a “Start Editing” button in Word or Google Docs?

Interestingly that’s exactly what Apple Pages does now, on phone/tablet at least. I like the way it forces a moment of consideration of what’s there before I dive in. And iterative edit–review–edit cycles help me to keep making macro progress instead of fiddling with irrelevant details. (I’ve not tried Notion though.)
I understand that this sort of situation might arise, especially in smaller companies that are still building institutional wisdom and are out of sync with the market. That said, is this really the case most of the time, to justify developing your entire strategy around it? As the sibling comments suggest, the greater the delta between expectations of the two parties, the less worthwhile the whole endeavor is. The parent comments suggest that the strategy to never disclose expectations pays off precisely because there could be a wide delta between the expectations, AND you're underselling yourself. I don't know enough about the industry to know how often these happen, to justify this approach.
Your spotify was pour-over-coffee-too-much-symphonic metal bad.

> Thank your obsessions with Of Monsters and Men and symphonic metal (e.g., Luca Turilli and Van Canto) for that.

> Here's what else I learned in that hellscape:

You listen to these tracks too much:

[too embarrassing]

You stan these artists to an uncomfortable extent:

You are 4% basic. Мёртвые Осы and Zabili Mi Żółwia? Where do you even find this shit?.

You're too trendy for your own good. You only listen to music made in the last year like...

It's amazing that it correctly spotted objectievely shitty songs on my playlist.
I may be wrong but I don't believe Microsoft even has a dedicated Windows division any more.
High-altitude living has changed more than just the genes of some Peruvians
What's it like to be an elite hacker?
Daily (YC W16) Is Hiring an Engineer Who Writes
Sorry, but a lot of this advice makes no sense or is pretty bad.

26. Are you on the fence about breaking up or leaving your job? You should probably go ahead and do it. People, on average, end up happier when they take the plunge.

Seems illogical. Presumably the reason that people are happier after leaving their job is because, on average, they wait until they are ready. That doesn't mean anyone with the inclination to quit should do so.

27. Discipline is superior to motivation. The former can be trained, the latter is fleeting. You won’t be able to accomplish great things if you’re only relying on motivation.

This is a meme that seems pretty unhealthy to me. Discipline and motivation are not interchangeable things. They exist in a balance. If you regularly do things that you don't feel any motivation to do, you're on track to have a midlife crisis where you realize that you wasted your entire life trying to impress others without listening to yourself. Ideally, good discipline will nurture motivation, and motivation will help to maintain discipline.

If you find that your motivation to do something disappears, maybe you should question why you're doing it rather than just telling yourself that motivation is fleeting.
How is this not built into macOS already? It's literally "on sleep, flush and unmount".
> 2020-12-03 Microsoft advises that due to issues identified in testing, the fix will now slip to January 2021.
Magic links: Should you use them?
You can disable sharing altogether if you want. This is specifically for a single "session." Like if you want to listen to a guilty pleasure and don't want your friends bugging you about it
Find the Arch page on installing XFCE and it will tell you the combination of packages you want and after the install log out and you should be able to select your desktop via your login manager. https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Xfce
The Internet has helped a lot by reducing the cost of reaching the public.

I think it was Patio11 who said "Now you can download your steam engine for free and rent a factory for $10/month".
I think the problem here is that you have misinterpreted a recommendation that is using the median risk as a recommendation that is using the p100 risk. Allow me to correct that for you: security professionals are not recommending Signal as protection against the p100 risk. Hope that helps.
Due to the signed system volume, doing so is now impossible without disabling system integrity protection, one of the main platform security features of macOS.

I made an effort to do this for Mojave, but macOS is not designed to be modular, and after a week of chasing weird bugs related to interdependencies of system services, I stopped my efforts. If you'd like to collaborate, reach out.
Additionally shameful:
- they haven't printed a retraction yet
- the technology reporter in question doesn't understand the tech well enough to recognize the error, even when somebody states it explicitly (https://mobile.twitter.com/janewakefield/status/134141965721...)
The trouble is that Docker does not enable user namespaces by default, and thus resulting in these CVEs. A lot of integrations (like the examples of secrets, and sidecars) do not work properly when used in conjunction with user namespaces, and tend to require modification. We did the work to make this work, and created a model (injected processes into the container) in order to create this clear boundary layer.

Many people use Docker with Kubernetes. Unfortunately, the Kubernetes Kubelet does not work with Docker and user namespaces (https://github.com/kubernetes/enhancements/issues/127). There is still work being done in this area by folks like Kinvolk.
Redux is really not needed any more and just makes things horribly complex.
Are people still using Apache web server in 2020?
They are actually extremely rigorous about this in lower Swedish education. Source criticism is part of the curriculum. It becomes evident how much of a difference it makes when comparing the behavior of the elderly population at large (were only those who went to University have been thought it) to those who have had this from the start.
Thanks for putting waaay more effort into that response than I would have haha
What's a legacy pre-email one? Does that date back to before iTools or something?

I'm pretty sure I'm on my original Apple account from back when it was iTools and then .mac and finally iCloud. If one of those transitions didn't carry over, then maybe it's from 2004ish when I needed an account to redeem Pepsi caps for iTunes downloads.

But I've heard the "I accidentally have purchases on 8 different Apple accounts" story from enough people that the account/license management is clearly a problem that needs dealing with.
> only consider 64x64 discrete options

It wouldn't know that moving its King from e1 to g1 must be accompanied by moving its rook from h1 to f1.

Or that moving a white pawn from e5 to d6 must in some cases be accompanied by removing the black pawn on e6.

I guess the environment does these in response.
That doesn't suffice for

moving its pawn from b7 to b8 must be accompanied by replacing said pawn by some other piece.
https://github.com/fabiospampinato/cash of you want to build website, vue.js if you want to build an app. In app world, vue.js (options api specifically, which is easier to understand for newcomers) can get up and running faster than react. After you master app development, it comes down to ecosystem/tooling (pros and cons here with both react and vue) and mostly - personal preference.
Hacker Makes $2M in Bug Bounties
I'd love to get one of these. I have been using a whoop to sanity check all my exercise routines with their recovery data. I feel like something like this could help me hone in on the perfect diet and lifestyle even better than a continuous glucose monitor.
I think it's calls + the app itself (Electron?) is slow. After a certain page size is reached, editing becomes unbearably slow which necessitates starting a new page.
It's a guideline, for external use. It can apply as well to a second round.
I agree as far as the content of the article is concerned. I think the main problem with it was its tone. I think if they had approached it the way you described, someone just going into detail about how they analyzed an unfamiliar application, it would have been fine. As written, it feels like a new programmer bragging to his friends about how he got "hello, world" to compile.
No. I specifically used the keyword 'complete'
The security of my credit card is really up to Visa or Mastercard to deal with. I'm more likely to have it stolen by a random fast-food worker than entering it into a PCI-compliant website (out of all the times it's been compromised, they've nearly always been because it was handed over to someone to scan in the USA).
I think it is called that after Comic Chat, where it was featured.
Aside from accidental edits (which can result in a lot of confusion if you're trying to use a page as a template, as it will go ahead and update every other page using it), the email notifications are beyond useless if you don't read your email through gmail or whatever. They don't render properly at all in the Mail app on Windows.

I don't really use the rest of it. I think they're trying to be too fancy and it starts to break down when working in larger teams. You'll still go back to a good old fashioned word processor for anything important.
> 7. Don’t buy CDs for people. They have Spotify. Buy them merch from a band they like instead. It’s more personal and the band gets more money.

What? Now I’m a bit more curious about the life of the author lol
Limiting the governments capabilities is the very essence of what it means to protect freedom of private citizens. Throughout history there is no case of continual government expansion which leads to more freedom of its citizens.
We use AppArmor for MAC.
Aren’t Google and Fitbit one in the same now given the acquisition? Or are you implying that Fitbit will function independently and Google will sell it if Fitbit isn’t profitable?
The problem with the en-vogue style of phony-only Makefile is when you start to add dependencies. When both your "unittests" and "run" target depend on the "virtualenv" target but your Makefile author never grasped the technique (and limitations) of Make dependencies, things start to become brittle.
It would be a "respin"-style project without Apple's keys at the root.
lxde is so dang light (especially installation and memory wise) though :) . It is my go to for a VM where I need GUI stuff but don't want to pay too much for it.
Oh this is always a fun question:

1. I would time travel 10 years from now and see who the top tech companies are. I would then come back and wait for those startups to appear and you know what I am doing next :)

2. I would travel back to somewhere around 1993ish when no one knew Jeff Bezos ?? and convince him that I would like to back his startup idea of selling books. I become a lead investor in Amazon and then come back to 2020 :)

3. I would go back to the times when religion was invented and then try to uninvent it (controversial I know). Nothing against faith in general but most religions have caused misery and pain over the years in the name of God.

4. Time travel to the first time fire was invented and watch the reactions just to get a kick out of it. Time travel to the first time when the first light bulb was invented and tell the guy he changed the world :)

5. Go back to the time when my dad was healthy AND try to convince him to eat better and exercise so he could hopefully live beyond 70 (he didn't) and spend time with his grandchildren.
I can (or at least could - haven't tested for a while) sign in with my "apple username" that doesn't contain an @ sign at all.
Chroot and mounts should be seen as conveniences and not security features. You need to restrict capabilities with for example apparmor or selinux...
> 48. Keep your identity small. “I’m not the kind of person who does things like that” is not an explanation, it’s a trap. It prevents nerds from working out and men from dancing.

This is one I've been trying to emphasize with a few friends for a while. The act of labeling yourself is the act of restricting yourself to what you think fits that label. And unless that makes you happy, it's probably not what you really want, so change your perception of yourself by relabeling or (better) delabeling.
I have bad news about philosophy circles; I agree that some philosophers have dug deep, and most people in philosophy circles (even those who have read widely) are much worse at this than the LW folks.

(I found LW/rationalism through philosophy circles, incidentally)
Some cancers feed primary on glucose but some feed primarily on protein, and some on both.
Investigator: DNC Was “Directly Involved” in Iowa Caucus App Development
Those are very different skill sets, I'd be surprised if that happened often. Not to mention the difference in pay...
Odroid-Go Super Handheld Brings Retro Gaming to Your Pocket
This guys whole youtube channel is great!
Edited my post. Alternate timeline, counterfactuals, interdimensional cable.
Junio C Hamano interviewed by Jeremy Allison (2011)
Gebru was fired for unprofessional behavior, not because of her research.

Jeff Dean’s letter with details: https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1f2kYWDXwhzYnq8ebVtuk...
It definitely depends on the purpose of the document. But I do find that people who are not experienced with notion will accidentally edit anything and everything that isn't locked if you share it with them.

In an organization where one team is using notion and is using it to share docs to others that haven't gotten used to it yet, or where you constantly have new team members encountering it for the first time, locking widely shared pages is pretty important and easy to forget.
Hah well good to know ;-)

Maybe it’s for the best, I suppose that if I looked like I was online when I wasn't, then someone might be annoyed that I wasn’t responding to them!
You can await std::future::pending, or you can just await the Join Handles returned by the calls to spawn.
Yes.

What are you using, njinx?
>at the same time, noone became poorer in the united states

This is false.
I have to disagree with your assessment of notebooks. I use them mostly for exploratory data analysis. It’s great for being able to view multiple graphs at the same time, tweak some parameters and see what changes. Then of course being able to easily share your findings. I agree as a development environment it has a lot of drawbacks. Hard to debug and global variables galore. I don’t view them as an end to end solution but as one step in the workflow
Rust used to have a lot of stuff built into the language, including garbage collection![0] I think that a long time ago they chose to move stuff out into libraries so that Rust could be a serious competitor to C++.

https://pcwalton.github.io/2013/06/02/removing-garbage-colle...
I'd like to search videos for recipes. It's reassuring when I can see whether the author is capable of cooking, and whether the result looks appetizing (to me subjectively).

For instance, I've found that Jamie Oliver, despite his big names, makes food that doesn't make sense to me. If I only read the recipe, I might not figure that out. But watching him cook and seeing the product, I'm pretty confident that I won't like it.
Yes, but video playback and conversion is hardly the only thing they do
Chris Mattman has a good series online
I agree that in touch this makes more sense because edit and scroll use identical inputs (drag finger over document)
> For example I used Quip for many years, which locks any block currently being edited by someone else, which can be quite frustrating when someone happens to have an idling cursor in a random position.

You understand what the OP is complaining about is not the same as the scenario you presented, right?

I'm not even sure why you brought it up; is it to imply that _any_ 'friction' is bad? Is having to enter 'insert mode' in vi bad? No, of course not. For those that want it, that 'friction' provides value.
That can also be true.
Most definitely a great deal of akrasia involved there on my part.
I have this issue and my work around is marking my most used pages as "favorites" so they sticky to the top. But it's super annoying when I hit a forced refresh and my location a few levels deep get reset.
That comment from Sundar bolsters the fact she resigned. People were raking him over the coals to reverse the earlier claims of resignation to say she was fired, and seeing the CEO refuse to do that is pretty huge evidence of how secure the legal team must feel that calling it a resignation is completely correct and needs no retraction or correction.
What's a whoop?
I've asked that question of five or six Apple/IOS developers, some of them well known, and they've all just laughed at me.

Worrying about coming close to $1mm/annual sales is something precisely zero of them were worried about.

The answer to your question is, according to what I've read, yes - at $999,999 you owe $150K. At $1,000,001, you owe $300K. But - if you can get to $1mm, it's highly likely that $1.5mm, $2.0mm+, etc... are coming soon enough.

Many developers are focussing on $50k, $60k, type scenarios, where the 30% to 15% means enough money in their pocket to afford new development hardware, etc...
AFAIK, the major component is the scheduler.

Rust can't really implement green threading (imagine Golang) by default, because it requires the runtime to be bundled in the executable, and the code to be compiled in a specific way to be managed by the scheduler.

I actually find amusing the thought that _this_ is systems programming. In a low level language one can implement the functionality of a higher level language (ie. Golang), but not the reverse :-)
I don't think it's reasonable to conclude that there is no influence directing the overall thrust of stories, choosing which stories or which versions of stories, or which writers get published, any more than to conclude that every single story was scripted by the Illuminati or the Rothchilds.

We HAVE seen enough evidence to know that much just by tabulating stats and things like that John Oliver bit showing all the tv news stations using the exact same supposedly off the cuff remarks.
At least with Apple it’s a product and I can vote with my wallet. With Facebook the client is the advertiser, exactly what this campaign is all about. I don’t have the feeling the users interests are Facebooks interest beyond a shallow need to keep governments of their back.
Both epoll and io_uring depend on the kernel to do the "actual IO", if you want really user-space you need DPDK and a userspace network stack (for TCP/UDP).

Both epoll and io_uring have virtually the same performance. Of course uring is a lot more "ergonomic" that's why it already has amazing momentum.