skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
NAKED might not be an accurate representation of NAKD since the phrase "naked short" is used so frequently.
It's often coupled with a setup to get you to explain why the action (which you're now convinced you'll be found guilty of) wasn't really that bad... how it was self-defence, etc.
The last part of that page mentions that it has recently been made to work on aarch64 given the right CPU and all code including libraries built so they avoid using the offending instructions.
The problem is that the investigation is about figuring out who is actually the criminal. Cops deal with mostly bad people. Actually innocent people who get caught up in the criminal justice system are relatively rare -- ask any defense lawyer. This makes investigators incredibly jaded and willing to treat everyone as guilty because it's usually right (and even if they didn't do it they did something).

This is what makes your take on this question so dangerous. This is not about how cops are allowed to treat people they know are criminals, this is about how the cops are allowed to figure out if someone is a criminal in the first place. Telling an innocent person "we have DNA and video of you committing the crime, just plea down to manslaughter and you'll be out of prison by the time your kid graduates highschool" puts them in a devastating position. They may decide that they've been framed and just confess because they think they either do it today or face mandatory life without parole. Even if the majority of people put in this position actually did the crime it's still wrong. Same goes for beating confessions out of people.
What is a scientist?
There's another recent preprint out that goes into a bit more detail on the novelty concept: https://arxiv.org/abs/2101.02683
Maybe just "Stock mentions" would be more appropriate as it doesn't seem to do sentiment analysis.

Looks neat though.
Fellowships usually require an institutional affiliation and many institutions are borderline predatory when it comes to IP/equity stake in spinoffs.

If you take a fellowship to start a company and then spin that company off from a university, you've gotta be careful to choose the right uni and structure the work appropriately. Some universities will take pretty big stakes when they can.

Calling this a fellowship is a bit confusing, but I'm not sure it's anything more nefarious than perhaps simply misleading/confusing. At least they're up front with the fact that they'll take a 10% stake. Many universities that will try to take a pretty similar stake aren't so up-front.
For them to get traction, they need to invest in debugger tooling that allows the productivity as on CPUs, and to help language communities other than C and C++ to target GPGPUs.

NVidia started doing both around CUDA 3.0, whereas Khronos, AMD and Intel only started paying attention that not everyone wanted to do printf() style debugging with a C dialect until it was too late to get people's attention back.
You really think stopping all buying and only allowing selling doesn't manipulate the price?

I fully agree they were fighting to save their life. They can't handle their customer trades they should shut down until they can.

Really they should have a system to only allow buying with settled funds. I'd be fine with that.
Yes, I definitely could do it without Googling(TM). There's plenty of search engines and little need to advertise one in particular by coining a word just for it.

Sorry about the snark and completely missing the point of the article.
Elizabeth Warren urges SEC to investigate GameStop “market manipulation” [pdf]
The EU purchased around 5 doses per inhabitant, including children (from all suppliers). With the explicit goal to share these doses with other states. I like that idea a lot.

That being said, none of the short term measures curently being discussed, will help getting any doses earlier. And the total amount ordered is more than enough.
There are so many positive benefits for preparing and conducting effective 1:1s in today's workflow. It's more than just updating progress on tasks, it's engaging the psychological needs of people who are doing the work
That sounds great, will apply soon then. Your prompt reply is much appreciated.
He fumbled and stumbled into premiership- but now he's going to be capable of "some careful political manoeuvering". The man who made his career as a journalist by badmouthing the EU? I find this very unlikely.
One of my regrets from when I worked at Intel was that we had die plans on 36x48 printouts in the lab - and they were beautiful, I wish I had taken them home - I would love to have some framed on my walls now.
How often are you polling WSB? Are you just scraping the pages by date?
I pulled my settled cash out yesterday and will be pulling out the rest of my cash ASAP.

They lost my trust yesterday.
IntelliJ had been based on java for twenty years. It has worked well as a mainstream cross platform application that has been around before, and outlived, other approaches.

Moving to another language would surely be many more orders of magnitude than plugging in a new JIT?
I like it. I mean I'm not sure how much I agree with some of the specific design decisions, but it's such an improvement to lose the ambiguity.
Before anyone gets the bright idea to short it, they should bear in mind the tremendous interest rate on share loans (over 30% last I checked), and also the fact that someone with real money might try to pick up the short squeeze.
1.1s are terrible if you don't know what to do in them. Good ideas
Yah this has been going on for a while. Before SPDK it was with custom kernel bypasses and fast inifiband/FC arrays. I was involved with a similar project in the early 2000's. Where at the time the bottleneck was the shared xeon bus, and then it moved to the PCIe bus with opterons/nehalem+. In our case we ended up spending a lot of time tuning the application to avoid cross socket communication as well since that could become a big deal (of course after careful card placement).

But SPDK has a problem you don't have with bypasses and uio_ring, in that it needs the IOMMU enabled, and that can itself become a bottleneck. There are also issues for some applications that want to use interrupts rather than poll everything.

Whats really nice about uio_ring is that it sort of standardizes a large part of what people were doing with bypasses.
Like science journalists, political journalists, or really any journalists.

Are their any industries with quality journalists that have legitimate industry knowledge?
I think it's great as it is, better formatting doesn't give more interesting data to me.

Having a graph and going more real time would be cool though.
Okay, hadn't seen that (I'm not really that far into battery geekdom). That's kind of depressing, I thought it was a fun fact (or assumption, perhaps) about their batteries that made me a bit more happy to buy them. :)

No way to tell country of origin from their web, and obviously I don't visit their stores all that often right now.

I guess I will have to include some the next time we order stuff for safe pick-up and have a look at the packaging. :)
> Do. Not. Talk. To. Police. They are not your friend.

My wife watches a lot of those crime drama shows, and the defendants who simply refuse to participate in the charade of the interrogation room harassment are the ones that walk.

There's a lot of awareness now about the dramatically-increased "interaction" between police and African Americans. What I can't understand is why -- given the decades of "heightened relations" between them -- this mantra hasn't become ingrained in the collective consciousness.
Not even the prosecutor. The US is a strange dual sovereignty system (state and federal) and so you need multiple prosecutors to agree. State immunity can be respected by the feds, and vis versa, but that is not absolute. Similarly, US prosecutors cannot grant immunity for crimes in other countries such as crimes that cross boarders. US immunity might mean end many travel options.
As someone who leads a life science tech company and has participated in all fund raising rounds since our pre-seed, let me say: the market right now for life science/tech cos is so hot, a 2.5M pre-money valuation for your idea is likely low.

Also, in science there are federal grants, such as SBIR, which can be for even more (1M), are non-dilutive, and are very gettable.

So this would really be a fall back if you couldn't raise a better round nor get an SBIR...and if those are both the case, it might not be much of a company.
IntelliJ start up time is much better now. Take a look on IntelliJ CE (ported to Apple Silicon) vs VS Code (under Rosetta 2) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Erg0Dz0MXww Of course this is unfair comparison, but you can see that the start up isn't slow.
Well we could continue stacking assumption upon assumption, with regard to conspiracy, but it looks a little goofy. But who knows, maybe this will be one time Wall Street wasn't the one conspiring, and it was in fact a shadowy flash mob puppet master who executed an uncoordinated attack through emergent behavior. And then we'll finally find the Russian hooker piss tapes.
Here's the problem: they selected Java many, many years ago back when Apple shipped Java as part of Mac OS X. I believe they're based on IntelliJ and presumably have added a considerable amount of their own code over the last 20 years. They certainly didn't know that the Oracle acquisition would lead to Apple removing a not unpopular feature due to legal risks.

With a large cross-platform codebase like that, Java is an understandable choice and at any point the cost of switching would be greater than the cost of fixing the current issue.
Naked shorts are not impossible, especially if you're talking about naked call options. They're comparatively rare (being illegal just means you get fined if you get caught, it's really "not that serious" for a big player), and small timers aren't allowed to participate, but they're not impossible. An even bigger point than that is that the short doesn't necessarily have to be naked in the legal sense for you to fail to deliver, especially when a security has gone completely Texas like GME has.

This situation is rare. Halting all trades is very scary for all parties involved. It's way worse for just about everybody than asking brokerages to have 100% collateral is.
There are books. But the O'Reilly guides aren't keeping up.[1] The market is dead.

[1] https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/96192.O_Reilly_s_Pocket_...
I am wondering are you using some external framework angular/react or just "only" js?

"Or even deeper, does an over-reliance on documentation indicate a lack of critical expertise that will ultimately result in considerably lower job performance?"

I don't think so, and I don't know why relying on documentation would be bad.

In a more general sense even for making a todo list app I'd imagine the fundamentals aren't changed even across frameworks e.g. of when adding a todo it needs to be added to some sort of a list.
Must Conservation and Indigenous Rights Clash?
The web is recursive. You can only make the web without the web.
That flow-chart just overcomplicates its information and overall is laid out extremely poorly (probably to make a point).

There's very little unintuitive there, and most of the actionable advice is "Say you're not going to answer any questions and that you want a lawyer and then actually shut up."
A leaderboard? lmao I love it.
I don't get blocking buy on certain stocks for "liquidity requirements". When buying on Robinhood, I need to first wire them my money. Can't they use that cash to fund my own buys?
Yes. I'm a mobile and web developer of 15+ years and I often will just hit File->New in Dreamweaver and proceed to create the JS, CSS, PHP; etc, on its own while prototyping quite often without the need to use anything but my own head.

Granted, that knowledge came from, originally, reading a ton of books, which; as the Internet can be much, much more up-to-date with ever-changing APIs and technologies, I am happy to have as a replacement to heavy and quickly out-of-date books - and also came from 15 or so years of practice.

YMMV.
I think one of the questions beneath the question is how much would you be able to justify paying each month for a subscription-only Google? How about Internet access?
As an example I think it should be especially illegal for the president to lie to the nation. The job of the president is to lead the nation. But if the president is lying to the nation s/he is misleading the nation. Not kosher. Whereas normal people lying is not such a big deal because they can mislead only a few people. The president can mislead the whole nation.
There is also "Swaggy Stocks" which tracks this, as well as a bunch of othere WSB related stuff! https://swaggystocks.com/dashboard/wallstreetbets/ticker-sen...
> I haven't watched _any_ of the lecture

Then do.
I'm working exactly on this with a psychologist now. I'll print that emotions poster and hang it on my wall, for rea
The key is only useful to the first device that gets it. It's generated for each transaction and only valid once. The devices (let's say two phones) communicate directly and once that's done, the connection closes. To add another device, the phone weill generate a new key and a new QR code.
I'd argue that's just having Google-lite built into your IDE.

Personally I think that focusing on how you solve the problem loses sight of the fact that the only important thing is that you can accomplish the mission. If you can't build a basic web app on your own, but you can while salsa dancing w/ a mountain gorilla, I'll pay for your subscription to Spotify so you can stream Havana Kings while tearing up the dance floor w/ a Silverback (must provide own gorilla).
This is a good summary of what happened. I'd add a few more: the wealthy invested more and more into the political system in the past 30-40 years, culiminating in the millions pouring in each year following Citizens United. They use their influence to co-opt government power, allowing them to use regulatory capture to fend off competitors, capture big government contracts from forever wars, and loosen regulations to benefit their own interests.

It's a vicious cycle, and if we just use the benefits of a wealth tax to build a larger federal government, that apparatus will only be used against the poor/middle class and for (most of) the wealthy. We have to redistribute this wealth back down to the individual and community level for it to have an effect, since it's harder for ultra-wealthy to co-opt thousands of communities and millions of free-thinking individuals than to co-opt centralized gov power (although manufacturing consent can come into play here).
Yes I can, but I won't. Because I'm not insane.

I know for a lot of people coding is all about fun and lifestyle, but at some point it becomes a job and you just need to get shit done without being fancy, cool, hardcore, eXtreme, 1337, agile, lean, mean, whatever.

Or maybe I'm just becoming grumpy and old.
Nice chart, can you share some insight, how are building this, I believe you use reddit api and store the comments and run NLP on that? cleaning data is a headache.
I understand that sentiment. You recreated diep.io so obviously their moat wasn't wide enough. Is the moat of having a Canvas renderer enough to prevent someone from making another diep.io game? Or does making any game from that renderer naturally compete with your game?
Please don't do psychological mass-diagnosis of large internet communities, including HN, in HN comments. Those are always an invention because there isn't nearly enough data to assess anything like that.

Meanwhile, when you do this (I don't mean you personally), it's always to bash the other side of some $issue, which is just the sort of flamebait and provocation we're asking people to avoid here—regardless of how wrong other people are or you feel they are.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
I am streaming the data from reddit, so no polling. The database updates every 90 seconds due to the free limit of cloudflare workers.
Every interview I’ve done required me to have everything memorized, so it seems this is very much a thing.
Except hedgefunds only trade money from accredited investors, i.e. people who can afford to lose a lot of money. They also typically aren't swayed by TikTok videos and short explainers of how shorts work designed to hype up GSE. The point is that Robinhood investors are being exploited.
> stack overflow didnt package so easily

You just need some copy of something like: the way back machine, google cache or archive.is and then do asynchronous mirroring and you are not so far behind.

Zoom meetings might be a problem though.
Fair comment. On the other hand, I don't think every site wants to have to build each feature themselves - and self hosting also isn't always an option. I wonder how we can solve that issue - it's definitely a problem.
Distribution is critical. AZ is only responsible for the deliveries to the national hubs. After that, it's up to the memeber staes. The contract is extremely thin on distribution, generally on supply chain and logistics. These two parts being the most critical aspects, after develpment and certification, makes this lack of details a real problem.
That would be a colony on The Sun.
Between when this was published and now the world saw amazing stability, growth and poverty reduction in large part due to the effectiveness of the global trading network led by and protected by the United States. The investment the US spent on protecting trade routes seems to we well worth it.
I mostly agree, but I think there are situations where it does make a difference.

I had a position working on a pretty complicated 3d application in Angular. At times, it felt like I was fighting a war on two fronts, one dealing with Angular complexities and the other dealing with domain complexities. A better understanding of Angular in general would have greatly increased my productivity.

Now, whether or not an increase in team productivity would have really mattered is hard to gauge.
Being able to pinpoint exact emotions is something I have to work at all the time - and I consider myself to be relatively in-tune with my emotions. I wonder frequently how to build this skill with others while I'm still working on it myself.
It's ALSO time to stop overcharging crimes to get people to plead out, and skip the trial part of due process. Not only is it unethical, it ought to be un-Constitutional.
Sorry, you don't need to use your phone number to contact someone. You can just give them your Telegram username. Which is sufficient for me in my use case for Telegram.
There's a spectrum of dishonesty and different ethical considerations. "Don't lie" sounds like a no-brainer, but there is alot of complexity baked in.

Is the issue the use of deception to investigate crime or making specific types of dishonest statements?
This comment is so disappointing to see. A completely unsourced claim that Melvin capital has a position they've openly stated they don't have, literal name calling, and baseless conspiracies that Citadel is apparently pulling all the strings which flies in the face of literally all the evidence - other firms confirmation of the capital requirements, RH tapping credit lines and RH raising new capital.

If you want to make massive bold claims that there's a conspiracy you need to provide evidence, not opinions.
> use without documentation

Of course people’s projects can be unique, and my work may not be representative of the readers work, but I guess this raises the question: what does “using Google” mean? I frequently use “lots of things” on my computer: man pages, other installed documentation, will browse source code of libraries I’m using, or indeed my own previous work. I can do this if, say, I have no Internet connection, but that doesn’t mean I’ve got a fully-formed bug-free implementation of my goal floating around in my photographic memory.
7777 – Your remote AWS database on your local port 7777
I was amused watching Aaron Sorkin ask Vlad (RH CEO) what happened and if it was a liquidity problem. Then have Vlad explain that it was a liquidity problem (without using those words) then explicitly say it was NOT a liquidity problem when asked that directly.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuCcchMOsKE
>It matters because SWE interviews rely on coding without googling.

Some (probably most) SWE interviews rely on coding without Googling. However I have been through plenty of interviews in which that wasn't the case. Coincidentally I also find this type of honesty in the interview process is a good indicator of how much I would enjoy working at the company.
That's the reason I do algorithmic whiteboard instead of full blown "real world" coding exercises.

I don't care that someone memorized whatever command line syntax to create a new project in whatever framework. That's just rote. Even what we write on the whiteboard I don't expect it to compile. Is it ToString or toString? Can't recall either.

What I care about is that someone can ask the relevant questions, come up with a design and explain what and why they are doing something.
For reference, you're pulling that quote from https://www.ponylang.io/discover/#the-pony-philosophy

Clearly, the sentence you quote is making an unqualified absolute statement, which are usually easy to pick apart and tear down. After reading the whole philosophy, I'm not really sure what they mean by "guarantee" and "pointless" here. I doubt they're saying that all programming in "unsafe" languages is "pointless."

I suspect they could just reword that sentence to say something more clear. E.g. what kinds of correctness they weigh most heavily. Does Pony protect me from all classes of all possible bugs? No? Because that is impossible? Agreed. Then which kinds of bugs?

Just before, it also says: "The Pony philosophy is neither “the-right-thing” nor “worse-is-better”. It is “get-stuff-done”." This is admitting some sort of balance is being struck here...
> we keep getting conservative governments who win 40-45% of the popular vote but somehow get landslide majorities.

Can you explain more about this? Is the UK heavily gerrymandered?

EDIT: It's an honest question. I don't know anything about UK politics, other than that it's a parliamentary constitutional monarchy.
If you have a scanner, the easiest way is to take the redacted version provided by your attorneys, print it, then scan it through a document feeder to PDF. Nobody's reconstructing anything from that.
Thanks. That is a good idea, but might be outside my level of expertise. But I can look into adding it. No promises, though.
Most 3d action games have extremely few gameplay programmers, they just pick an off the shelf engine and then most of the technical work is optimizing the graphics pipeline.
That's were this nifty scale comes in handy!
It might seem out of place / weird to talk openly about feelings / work relationships; especially if not invited to do so.
It's cool that this templates actually allocates the first half of a 1:1 for this!
Ask HN: Remote workers in a non-tech city, what's your experience?
I'm a graduating as a software engineer in a city with a limited number of tech jobs. Due to divorce + kids living in this city, I won't likely be able to move to a major tech center. But, I've a job offer with one of the larger local companies with an option to work remote. I've thought about taking the remote option and staying with remote companies to get access to a bigger job market than I can locally.

Anyone here who's done something similar, what's your experience been? Pro's, Con's, unexpected good things, unexpected hurdles, that kind of stuff.