skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
We encounter a similar problem in the medical field: endless clinic and operative notes that are 95% repetitive but are critically important for recording medical care, medicolegal defense, and payment for the work done. There are surprisingly few commercial options out there (the ones included with EMR's suck) and I finally ended up making my own op-note templating program in python with pysimplegui that generates and submits a pdf so my op-notes take 20-30 seconds instead.
Something really strange happens when an industry sector is highly populated. Thinking, fortran vs javascript or freebsd vs linux.

Seems like a sector with high population and low barrier to entry is prone to illusory superiority that lowers the quality of the system.
Meanwhile in the Midwest, we are having BBQs outdoors and feeling quite sorry for these “progressive” coastal communities too educated to figure out how to resist their own puritanical tendencies.

The amount of fear they are living under is quite sad.
We have auto merges setup vs master within bitbucket. I've asked our support team to raise it with them and get it addressed. Thats the only reason we've not changed it. We don't develop off master anymore anyway, so it is a bit of a moot point from anyone using the repo. The main annoyance is that when you clone a repo it always comes from master so you have to tell people.
First, I would ask your manager to list a specific sequence of projects and outcomes that would be promotable. Specific. This really helps identify whether there is a mismatch in your expectations.

One thing I see at Google is people thinking that they can get promoted just by doing more work that is high quality. When actually each promotion comes from doing qualitatively different kinds of work. Smashing OKRs doesn't matter one bit. This can be frustrating for people who don't communicate specifically about the process requirements with their manager since they look at their work and see it as better than their work N years ago and say "wtf why no promotion".
At the moment we have new money being created by central banks and given to privileged institutions who get access to free money. They use that to buy investments: real estate, stocks, etc. These are precisely the things getting really expensive. The last things to get more expensive during big cycles of inflation are employee wages.

Indeed. If a government is dead set on printing money then it should give that money directly to people - many of whom will use it to pay down mortgages so the banks will get it anyway, but it will also do some good on the way.
A Tesla will probably be my next car. I just wanted more road data.
Very concisely put.
So pretty much like how B12 supplements are given to livestock; kind of neat really. Fortified foods are such a cool concept in my opinion
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Instead of a bunch of links to academic works, why don't you go to "liberal" academia and see what is imprinted in tshirts and who they have in their portraits.
In most places this is true. But working in Plantation heavy part of the South, it’s awkward.

Read it in a Southern white male accent to someone whose grandparents were sharecroppers in the Delta. We lose a lot of black talent to other industries, non technical roles in IT, and other locations despite good pay/cost of living.

My black friend from high school on my team who is not overly sensitive and I have open conversations on race with has says it occasionally makes him cringe. I try to maintain an environment that’s sensitive to people’s real feelings, because I want them all to enjoy work. Not PC BS, but thinking about who needs to be asked to speak up, who needs more quiet time, etc.

Probably hearing it in a different accent would make it more divorced from the past.

This alone obviously won’t fix anything. But it’s one less thing to make people feel uncomfortable, and it doesn’t cost anything except a naming convention.

People talk about diversity as if it’s just helping minorities. But working with low and high functioning teams over the years, my experience is that a happy diverse team is productive and creates a better product. I think including more perspectives in a job that is creative creates better results earlier in the process.
Who exactly thinks that inflation is going to happen? The nytimes had a crazy article the other day (well they have one everyday about inflation it seems), where the “inflation fears” are attributed to wall street and political commentary. Yet the article ends with Jamie Dimon (quoted throughout the article) saying, “I dont really think we should worry about it.”

Also there’s a perfunctory mention of gas prices but nothing about production. I could go on about how bad the article is.

Give tax breaks to the rich and we hear nothing. Give working class and poor people a few thousand dollars and we get to hear about all their moral failings: the money will be spent on GME! Some people just saved their stimulus (NPR)! Inflation!

The source of all this hubbub seems to be, checks notes: Larry “women cant do math” Summers.

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/10/business/economy/inflatio...
I don't know, seems like a very weird subjective reality you're trying to push in an objective one. I am one of those people, yet I haven't had any significant problems with my work ethic.

Pushing a narrative that these people are "gonna do something to us" is a weird one to push. What's gonna happen? We're gonna be kinder to one another? We would want to make people around us happy in a profoundly human way rather than a shallow one?

Just to follow you along in your way of thinking. What are "we" gonna do to your job and your companies? I honestly fail to see what you mean.
> as far as I understand, local repos don't have a concept of a "main branch"

$ git init
Initialized empty Git repository in...
$ git symbolic-ref --short HEAD
main
$ git switch --create feature-branch
Switched to a new branch 'feature-branch'
$ git switch ???

> You can resolve to which branch <remote>/HEAD points?

Correct, this is the best way I've found. I have this as a git-alias:

main-branch = !basename $(git symbolic-ref refs/remotes/origin/HEAD)

But it doesn't help for local repositories that don't have a remote. And it's ironic to need to use "origin" for that, which is itself a "master/main"-like default remote name.
Yes, so "fake" in the sense that you shouldn't expect an outcome like this when joining the platform.

If you watch the video, you see that she was selected to become part of a special group inside Fiverr. So don't be surprised if this entire video is part of a special marketing campaign.
Hi, I wrote a bit about this a bit in a twitter thread[0]. Here's another reply you might find useful for development and digging a bit deeper instead of implementing every feature request[1].

We're a boutique consultancy specialized in machine learning. Given the projects, our clients are exclusively large organizations. Repeat business is frequent and we amortize on the relationship we built with them. The clients are from the CEO leveraging his network.

During the past two years, we systematically refined our process to qualify prospects, properly onboard the client by making how we do business clear [what's ML, what it can do, what it can't do, what are the pre-requisites, necessity to have support from top management, necessity to have those we will build things for present at the table from day one, necessity to have a cadence and regular meetings to check progress and eliminate divergences as soon as possible not to build the wrong thing, getting requirements right, starting small with prototypes, getting to the job to be done and solving problems]. The people involved in a project are in the meeting on our side, and we nudge and insist that the people involved in the project, especially their domain experts and those who will use what we'll build be present. We have scars working only with executives insisting they knew best. We never want to build something that's not used, even if we're paid to do it. That's a waste of life.

We have ruthlessly and consistently refined this and we've generated more revenue with 6 people (and only three working on the projects) than we did with 17. The others are working on our product and we don't want to disturb them.

The product is our MLOps platform[2] that we use, precisely, to deliver value to our clients consistently and eliminate toil. Setting up environments (fresh collaborative notebook environments), scheduling long-running notebooks, experiment tracking, model deployment and monitoring, etc. This is the "abstract" section of the twitter thread: leveraging the experience curve of all the projects we have done in the past. Post-mortems on projects that have failed, why, how, when, etc.

- [0]: https://twitter.com/jugurthahadjar/status/131066829330549965...

- [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26075799

- [2]: https://iko.ai
I'm still waiting for Mastercard to change their grossly offensive name. /s

This is how they will say 'PaYMEnTs aRe raCiST'.
> Most of the skipjack caught in the WCPO today is harvested by purse seining, an industrial fishing method in which dense schools of fish near the surface are encircled with a large net and scooped out of the ocean.

Most of you probably already know this, but Seafood Watch (maintained by the monterey bay aquarium) is a useful resource for figuring out if the fish you're buying is harvested this way or not.
It depends on the culture. I also live in western Europe and in my community even the literally illiterate shepherds that I grew up amongst, have their money in stocks and bonds or intermediary funds.
Brutal enforcement is quite distinct from legislation so much so that the legislation becomes unnecessary since such practices often take the form of extrajudicial conviction and punishment at the hands of police or the military.
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No, it isn't. The Switch has a different input scheme. All keyboard-and-mouse platforms are interchangeable, experience-wise.
Not responding to text messages for hours or days is totally normal for many younger people.
The New York Times frequently publishes editorial content for which they pay nothing. People who aren't NYT employees want to get their message out so they write for free.
The question is flawed, but I get what you mean.

Wayland the protocol has very little to do with graphics drivers (it's just about getting window content to compositors). It's just that the display server (X server or wayland compositor) uses a set of agreed upon kernel APIs (DRI) to render and display things on the screen, which Nvidia refuses to fully implement (GBM vs.EGLStreams). The X server has extra code to support this, but many wayland compositors don't.
Semi-recently Nvidia (in the form of Erik Kurzinger) has started contributing such special treatment code to Gnome and KDE. A major hold out is wlroots, the maintainer of which refuses special handling code for proprietary components (https://drewdevault.com/2017/10/26/Fuck-you-nvidia.html), but recently there has been a 3rd party contribution for an EGLStreams backend.

Additionally the Xwayland team are right in the middle of merging code to allow specific acceleration of XWayland windows and Nvidia and the wlroots team are working on building a new memory allocation solution based on Vulkan that will hopefully finally solve the EGLStreams debacle once and for all.

So: It kind of works and is improving fairly rapidly.
> most of my acquaintances do not have other thing than cash in the bank

That's madness - I can't imagine why they'd do that. Their money would be rapidly eroding away.

But also - remember almost every professional has a pension, which is always invested, so yes almost every professional owns stocks and shares.
It's hard to tell what on earth is going on in China because a lot of the information coming out of there seems... dubious. As you say, they've had a few outbreaks which they responded to with large-scale lockdowns and mass testing, but if you believe their reporting the mass testing generally didn't find any cases at all which (if accurate) would mean the whole thing was for nothing. This seems unlikely. There were also weird WTF moments like in-hospital spread in a major city in a border region with a known outbreak going undetected for way too long at a time where even western countries that were "failing" at testing had enough in place to detect that. Also, a lot of the information about the source of the outbreaks and their successful methods for eradicating Covid is really obvious propaganda. On the other hand, their hospital system doesn't seem to be collapsing under a mass of Covid cases either.
Maybe just don't lionize historical figures. Instead, celebrate good ideas with good outcomes, but not people. People worship has too many negatives.
That’s kind of a silly assumption frankly. Even on fish cans in the grocery store some advertise themselves as sustainably fished with certifications, and some don’t. Some egg cartons advertise themselves as “free range” and some don’t. Some meat advertises itself as “grass fed” and others don’t.

The products themselves are telling you there are a variety of production standards and it is almost willful blindness to say you believe there is nothing going on because there ought to be nothing going on.

You could make an analogous argument about gasoline “Look if this was harming the atmosphere why would governments allow it to be sold? I refuse to feel guilty”
This really sounds like late Communist Czechoslovakia to me, where lying at school was an obvious norm, everyone knew what was publicly unspeakable and which one of your colleagues was a snitch.

The difference is that by late 1980s there were few true believers. Those who held the power and dictated the indoctrination standards were mostly tired pragmaticists who were in power to be in power and little else. There were some people brainwashed enough to believe in theory of Communism, but (unlike in the early 1950s, when Communism intrigued a lot of young intellectuals), they were mostly the stupid ones.

It is horribly fascinating for me to see this replayed in America of all places, but with a distributed, socially enforced political policing instead of a powerful secret police like StB and Stasi. Some people seem to have a powerful authoritarian impulse in them. And obviously they have found a way to crush dissent even without a large governmental oppressive apparatus.

The trouble is that things have changed. If you dissented in Communism or doubted its value, the Western world was an obvious, freer and richer alternative. Where will current and future American dissenters find an alternative to a toxic feed of critical race theory being elevated to a state creed?

The main opposing power is (shudder) China. This really feels like a choice between Sauron and Saruman. I am not sure if Europe can escape from the roof of Isengard, like Gandalf once did. At least plenty of us see the reality for what it is - an ugly attempt to build a racialized dystopia on a base of post-BLM moral panic.

Edit: now sitting at -2 without even an attempt at a rebuttal.
What do you consider "whole carb" then? Whole grain bread or potatoes have a comparable or higher insulin index, and even if the glycemic index may be lower, the glycemic load is the same.

Really what you need to do in order to avoid this effect is to add fat and protein into your meal.

As for what "most humans ate for most of history", it's not really clear-cut.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pleistocene_human_diet
Good idea! Infographic, logo, spokesperson.
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The problem is there’s no search or Filtering. You mostly just see the big rooms. Which means you’re never going to talk when there’s 1000 people in the room and Bill Gates is talking. Clubhouse unfortunately isn’t what you described thinking. It could be! But isn’t.

Also the initial roll out allowed certain people to become pseudo super users who are leaders of many clubs.

Also, the follower count is still a huge metric. Even more of one because there is no like.
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> Other people can make their own LeBron statues, but just like having a knock off of a statue in real life, having the real thing is more impressive.

This is the thing though. How do you authenticate the creator of the NFT to ensure that the "legit" token is actually legit.

To give you a concrete example, right now an organisation calling themselves "GlobalArtMuseum" is selling NFT's of artworks held in museums. This is not being done in collaboration with any museum, the artwork is counterfeit.

How do you set the "authentic" NFT in the first place without rigorous compliance controls?
C++/CLI works perfectly fine on Windows, it was a major milestone for .NET Core 3.0.

And then there is WinRT/COM as well.
I think by most estimates the poorest half of the population have negative wealth, if that is true then inflation actually reduces their debt.
Trying to portray the use of terms like master-slave as something that "might offend someone" is a complete misrepresentation of the issue, and one that is spawned from bad faith.

The overall goal is inclusiveness. The goal is not centered around whether an expression offends, but whether an arbitrary naming choice does not help accommodate other people or if it might bring discussions and debates over personal matters some people feel strongly about.

A few decades back, there was a common rule of thumb that was quite simple: do not discuss politics or religion in the workplace. The reasoning is straight-forward and simple to understand: if you wish to work somewhere where coworkers do not antagonize other coworkers for stupid personal reasons then you simply didn't opened the door to discussions about stupid personal matters.
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> Said differently: all people who don't have wealth in inflation proof assets (stocks, real estate etc) suffer from inflation.

Except those who are in debt
The change of userland to NetBSD came just before I got involved as a contributor, but to characterize it as making a mess of things isn't very fair.

The reason why it was done is because the MINIX3 project felt that they didn't have the manpower to maintain a compiler toolchain, base userland and packages on top of the actual operating system. Which, in retrospect, was spot on. Having a modern toolchain also enabled work such as live updates of almost every driver and service without interruption of services, by instrumenting LLVM to generate all required information, as well as the ARM port.

This also brought vastly increased compatibility when compared to other Unix-likes, enabling a fair amount of pkgsrc packages to build and run without patches. Reinventing the wheel from scratch as with SerenityOS is fun, but not very helpful if you want to run other people's software, especially if all you have is a C89 compiler (ACK).

There is a bug tracker in the form of GitHub issues that came as part of the migration to GitHub and a Gerrit server, which also happened before I got involved.

Now, I'm not Andy Tanenbaum nor one of the MINIX3 gurus and I certainly don't have the full picture myself, but merely saying the project slumbered because of poor ownership isn't actually helpful to learn lessons from it. Software project management is anything but easy, especially if you lack paid contributors.
If there are any tools hardcoded to use master then there’s nothing stopping anyone continuing to call their reference branch “master”. These changes don’t even apply to existing repos, just as a default for new ones.
Who will give you maintainership?
> The whole argument for printing money being OK is dumb. If it's OK to print money to pay for some things why are you not doing it more? Why not make everyone a millionaire?

Ah yes the classic some’s good more’s better fallacy. Some salt is good on food, but keep adding more and it’s inedible. Just because there isn’t a discrete point where you can say it’s too much (that one grain made it too salty) doesn’t mean that there’s no such thing as too much.

There are many other such cases, for example drug titration springs to mind.
Two subtypes: 1. I’m poor and I don’t want to see anybody else getting rich. 2. I’m super-rich and I want everybody else to be poor.

Who exactly does this help?
that's what I mean: "main" is just the automatically created branch so that there is a branch for HEAD to point to in an empty repo. It's not special in any functional way locally. I.e. if I create "develop" and delete "main", locally nothing in git itself will ever miss "main" or needs to be told that "develop" is the primary branch, because that's not a concept locally (afaik). It knows the current branch (HEAD), that's it. So wanting to look it up locally doesn't make sense from gits perspective, although maybe the ability to tag a branch as such would be useful for some tooling, but it would in a way introduce the concept to git, not expose something it hides now.
It's very funny how this is not the default and no one is complaining
This would make a good horrible histories sketch
It's very smart.
Trunk is a better term than "main" and reflects very well the logic with the tree and historical naming (including CVS, SVN, and the trunk software itself).

main implies that one branch is more important than the others.
This could be offending to some.
There is definitely a gap, and I don't think that Arrow tries to fill that. But I don't think that its wrong to have multiple implementations doing the same thing right? We have PostgresQL vs MySQL, both seem valid choices to me.

A SQL like query engine has its place. An in memory DataFrame also has its place. I think the wide-spread use of pandas proves that. I only think we can do that more efficient.

With regard to C++ vs Rust arrow. The memory underneath is the same, so having an implementation in both languages only helps more widespread adoption IMO.
Please never use the word hysterical. It is deeply rooted in hate against women.
Not everyone wants to buy another computer, wasting money, space and resources.
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Since you will have to pay for housing in [local currency], and I'd usually prioritise housing higher than optimally growing wealth, I'd suggest you first hold enough cash to pay for housing as far as you need it - probably a lot longer than 6 months.

Your advice is fine advice, if you already own your housing and have savings on top of that, which many or most people don't.
Gotta get rid of the H1b's

They're cheap but write shit code.
annual losses from inflation on $100 are pretty trivial though, somewhere around $3/yr. the stickiness of wages is the bigger issue for the poor re inflation.

also people with assets are not totally protected from inflation. suppose I bought a $10k asset in 2001 that, for whatever reason, perfectly tracked inflation. if I sold it today, I would owe 15% tax on a nominal gain of 50%, resulting in a real loss.
It isn't on Jira if you're <10 users, but Jira is a whole lot more than just Kanban and a huge beast.
You just have to be realistic and contextual with the conversations you're entering in.

In the above comments, I might as well very much seem like a virtue signaling SJW that would rather have a small language win than a hard-problem-solved kinda win.

However, outside of these few comments, I'm active in leftist political organizations and I've organized strikes, campaigns and more to best the actual lively hood of a lot of lower class (and therefor usually radically diverse) people.

Just keep in mind that this _is_ about language in this context. But for me as someone that tries to make every part of my live better for me people, this is also part of that, how small and ridiculous it might seem in it's effect.