skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Coral | Full-Stack | Remote (US) | Full time | owncoral.com

Coral is hiring full-stack software engineers who want to hit the ground running.

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You can say the exact same thing about fake deeds to moon land (e.g. https://lunarland.com/).
They recently built a launch site in the US so I think ITAR is still going to apply to them
Competition/choice, which means that self-preservation requires that they care about efficiency. It obviously that wasn't enough here, but definitely tames some inefficiencies.
As is the case in this article it often happens that having the length of a string is required for certain operations, which leads to a lot of calls to strlen. This doesn't really seem like such a big problem to begin with as one assumes that the operations that require the length also have linear complexity. However it turns out (like in the article) that this is not always the case which leads to unexpected quadratic algorithms. The pointer + length representation is only 7 bytes longer on modern architectures and does not have this problem and has a few other advantages like being able to create substrings without allocating new memory.
This would be nice.

You can do it now with full nodes but would be nice to have a specific node type for that

This is my chart
This is a conditional statement
Yes: Do thing A
No: Do thing B
Only if you currently have a smartcard configured. If not, you won't be.
The question is too generic.
Wasm3 has some quirks when used directly on micro-controllers, and this is exactly why we're doing Wasm3 - to find if/how we can use it.
For example, Linux uses eBPF for similar purposes.
PAF could be used, as far as I can see.
However WebAssembly will have some benefits: well-developed infrastracture, toolchains, language and tool support. Ability to run in browsers, etc.
Show HN: Blender for Programmers Part I
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Our team comes from top companies like Facebook, Google, Uber, Lyft, Airbnb, Twitter, Salesforce, Quora, Confluent, AdRoll, and more.

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Sounds ambitious. I wish you the best, hope it works out!
He said poverty doesn’t have a color implying that black people aren’t impoverished because of systemic racism, but because they don’t work hard enough. It’s racist drivel.
This just references a Slate article: https://slate.com/culture/2013/10/orson-welles-war-of-the-wo...
Gab site hacked; CEO blames ‘demon hackers’ for stealing 70GB of data
I would guess the typical example of this might be a working age person who lived paycheck to paycheck then had a non-trivial medical issue to deal with. They may have already had other house/car/student/credit-card debt. The medical problem may have interfered with their ability to work. They may qualify for other free-care programs after they burn through all their savings.

(That's where putting those savings in retirement accounts would have helped, but with few exceptions you can't access that money before the age of about 60, and also remember that it's a borrow and spend culture here, not saving for a rainy day.)

The best one could say is that bankruptcy is a way to get a clean slate, wiping out prior debts, and to be sure that the homeless statistic you are looking at doesn't count those who moved back in with family as homeless (some do).

The worst one can say is that the system is optimized to extract as much money as possible form as many people as possible...
This is just a quick Google, not actual research, but there is at least one employment law firm online claiming that "only California courts are able to rule on non-compete issues within the state, and the courts can only do so using California law."[0] No idea what the basis for this claim is though, and I wouldn't be able to evaluate its strength even if I did know. It's also not clear if this is relevant to a situation where not everyone involved is in California, as you point out.

Incidentally, there are some other surprisingly strong rights listed on that site, framed in such a way that suggests a law about this was enacted around 2017:

"As of January 1, 2017, non-compete agreements in California must operate under these rules:

"Employees can void any non-competes that require a court outside of California to decide disputes. In other words, the company cannot enforce an employee’s non-compete agreement in a state that allows these agreements.

"Employees are able to void contracts with illegal non-compete terms.

"Only California courts are able to rule on non-compete issues within the state, and the courts can only do so using California law.

"Employees are able to receive compensation for their attorney’s fees if they have to go to court to stand up for themselves in a non-compete dispute. Employers cannot seek attorney’s fees from the employee, even if the employer wins."

If true, this is all pretty amazing.

0. https://www.callahan-law.com/are-non-competes-enforceable-in...
I started working full time right after I turned 15.

My family had always flirted with extreme poverty. At one point all 6 of us lived in a tiny gulfstream on the back property of a church for 6 months. We had to carry our waste out in buckets. We got kicked out of section 8 housing by the sheriffs department. This was while living in a combination of DC, or the VA side.

My mother was diagnosed with cancer (which took her life 7 years later) when we didn't have insurance and my dad stopped getting out of bed.

Because of pre-existing condition laws at the time she was unable to get insurance outside of state medicare.

My very religious parents best option was to divorce so my dad's income wouldn't effect her status, they declined.

The summer after I turned 15 I worked my first 40 hour week (over a weekend) running networking cable and doing admin for a local medical home equipment company. I transitioned from small business network admin to SEO and "New Media" and on to become a developer.

I paid for rent and food for my family, anything I didn't spend on work clothes or essentials was taken by them each month. I didn't have a car.

I spent 1 semester in college and couldn't afford it, I couldn't afford not to make money and I lived in an active construction site, just a mattress on subfloor in a gutted husk. I was born with a couple heart defects that cost me thousands each year at a minimum, until ACA I could not get personal insurance and had to get company insurance.

I have started companies and done well for myself but the lack of access to capital, the lack of network opportunities meant I have had to scrap far harder than people can understand.

I've had to fake coming from a position of security my whole life just to have more leverage in negotiating. I've had to learn to code switch in ways people don't understand. I learned this all after my first (illegal) W2 job took maximum value from me and payed me a third of what my role, responsibility and output would have earned as an adult.

People who make it don't appreciate how lucky they had to get, people that have parents that aren't a net financial burden can't understand what that weight around your neck is like, people are far luckier than they appreciate.

Lack of access to capital, having to constantly bootstrap without any kind of family or other safety net, having no home to go home to is something most people don't understand.
As an engineering leader, I find it exceptionally refreshing when I ask someone what their plans are and they say 'retire'.

This lets me drop to a more effective conversation and focus on playbook and what needs to happen.

Once you can get past the need for inspiration, it becomes more real and honest about what people need to do.
What are the data engineering roles listed under? I took a look and couldn't find them.
Google for Education has been running for 15 years, longer than most of its users have been alive.
Tinystore.online is a shopify like micro platform
tinystore.online is a shopify like micro platform
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I think the lack of being able to reliably copy in commands from tutorials is the biggest issue there. Needing to translate any bash command that uses command substitution is a pain, and is very newbie-unfriendly if they run into it.
Electric Cars Need Way Less Raw Materials Than ICE Vehicles
Is the problem that product is sold below cost or above cost?
Thanks for the interesting thoughts and discussion!
It's a statement about what we could do, not what we are doing. Sustainability is achievable, but not inevitable.
The trade you're making by being a Griddy customer has essentially unlimited downside risk though. Retail investors can make those types of trades in securities, but they are heavily regulated and it is made very clear just how risky they are. It's also possible for your broker to liquidate your positions very quickly if they margin call you, so they can protect themselves from that downside to an extent. Griddy can't cut off your power in an instant when the spot price jumps.

If a traditional electricity supplier tried to buy all their electricity daily at the spot price and not hedge against any risk, they would quickly go bust. So why is it sensible for consumers to be allowed to do that? Some businesses may buy their energy at wholesale prices through their supplier, say an aluminium smelting factory. But those businesses will have full time traders who are also buying insurance/derivatives to protect against volatility in the market. Consumers should insure themselves against that risk too, by using a more traditional energy supply contract.
I thought this was the reason authors often use pen names. Creating an entirely anonymous identity isn't easy but it is nice to screw up safely.
My ICE car is a big part of my plans if I lose power for a day in the winter such as during a snowstorm and cannot drive out. I make sure to fill it up before bad weather, and if I lose power and my house becomes too cold I'll go sit in the car.

Idling with the heater on it should get 25-30 hours on a tank. That should be long enough for either power to be restored, or for there have been enough traffic from people up my street in trucks and big SUVs to have cleared the road enough to drive out.

How well do EVs function as emergency shelter?
If the window is sitting at the edge of the screen, with no gap at all, it can easily create the illusion that part of the window is off the edge of the screen. Especially when text sits right against the edge. The extra border is just a visual indicator that yes, you are seeing the entire window.
The evilItDepartmentPolicy forces me, but I would do it by my own will (less often) too, if not forced. I have acces on a lot of sensitive places and I don’t want to risk it.
Is "oneAPI Deep Neural Network Library (oneDNN)" an alternative to ONNX?
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You already have to reboot into the Recovery environment and disable both System Integrity Protection (with csrutil) and OS root-volume signing (with bputil) in order to even (persistently) modify any of the files in /System now.

Malware can't do that, because there's no way for any executable that runs in the regular OS—and isn't signed by Apple—to get anything to automatically happen over in the Recovery OS.

(That's not to say you can't have persistent malware in macOS; just that it can't persist itself into the OS boot volume. It has to persist into the user volume—which is great, because that means the OS can, on boot, mount the user volume noexec and scan it for malware while running in a known-good base state. That's even without needing to boot into the recovery OS.)

So, other than OS updates, basically the only reason these files get modified is when people modify them manually. And the only people doing that are 1. people developing kernel extensions (or their friends, the Hackintosh community); and 2. enterprises burning low-level configuration changes into OS images for image-based deployment.

And both of those cases involve modifying things that are effectively "underneath the OS API abstraction", and therefore don't have the same ABI guarantees that the OS APIs themselves do. Thus the whitelist.
We should really be thankful of that one guy in france who got linux working with a variety of cameras.
Depends on how much time you have
Show HN: Frictionless habit-tracking on iOS (pokeable from your text editor too)
The current thickness of the MacBook lid (my 16") is <3.5mm, and the faceID module is >3.5mm. Given that you need glass and metal in that 3.5mm as well as the faceID module, you're talking about significantly changing the dimensions of the MacBooks to do this with today's faceID module.

I look forward to the day they do get it fit in there though (hoping that the Silicon redesign allows for it)!
NYTimes Peru N-Word: My side of the story, in four parts
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Is Snopes still written exclusively by one guy in Seattle and his wife?

https://www.seattletimes.com/business/tacoma-based-snopes-de...
Privacy made easy with Privacy Engineering as a service
That is really a terrible argument. I am sorry but I am not going to feel sorry about you just because you are stressed about which crazy expensive private school your kids should go to. It is not really a worst-off competition it is just that at absolute level of suffering your issues are ignorable.
Is a GUID unique 100% of the time?
The closing lines are a tour de force of caustic criticism, which only work (and work magnificently) because the entire piece builds towards them sentence by sentence, paragraph by paragraph.
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I agree with this. As someone who is disabled and can't work beyond 40 hours, it is unrealistic to ask me to work more outside of work as a job requirement. (Including hanging out with coworkers.)

My passion is writing but it's not something I can do full time. Having a day job pays the bills and provides the structure I need to be productive outside of work.

I'm still excellent at my job and helpful to my coworkers but they aren't my life. Jobs, and the relationships with them, end.
Death is one thing; a long life of fragility is another. The latter costs more, and I think can cause some people to suddenly look much differently at their wealth.
Chicago was a nightmare during the unrest this summer, and the violence was not confined to the Mag Mile; they trashed food stores on the west side, where the nearest grocery stores were miles away. Buildings were set on fire. I don't know about specific car arsons, but car arsons are less unusual than building arsons here, so I wouldn't be at all surprised.

"Very bad shit didn't happen in Chicago this summer" would not be a good hill to die on. From your comment downthread, I assume you just mean to say you think it wasn't that bad in Philly.

It also was very difficult to talk about it at the time; there was a loud (though, I think, Very Online) strain of political thought saying that the violence was a good thing, and that criticism of the violence was "dictating to people how to protest". That the violence wasn't coming from the protesters at all was beside the point.
There is no use in this obfuscation.
At least it was accurate. I don't think anyone here is cheering tax evasion on or denying there are problems There clearly are. Let's at least be honest about it though.
Alas, homelessness and povery exist in the Nordic countries as well. It's much less common herr than in many other places, but there is definitely a lot of people with large debts, living paycheck to paycheck.
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His book Basic Economics is a wonderful primer for understanding basic market theory. As I've studied economics more, I've come to disagree with it in certain areas since it's very theoretical and the real world is much more complex, but it's a great intro to the discipline.
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It's frustrating talking with my friend who needs a new car but has no money and bad credit. They have a small windfall to afford a $3000 or so car with but they think you can't get anything worth driving for less than $15000 and with 100k miles or less. Meanwhile I've been driving my $800 Jeep for years and it's still running strong nearing 200k miles. They also balk at used appliances, furniture etc. Some people get stuck in debt forever because of these bad mindsets.
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