skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
No, Ansible is not good for this. It's good for maintaining clusters of hosts, but its stateless nature makes it close to worthless for infrastructure.
Tesla FSD Beta 9.0 works with cameras only: “Pure vision, no radar.”
Where do you see anything about APR? Kiva claims they're zero interest loans
"term of art" is a term of art in pedantry circles
That's extremely subjective. It's entirely dependent on what your preferences are. Even an objective comparison cannot account for individual tastes.
Who cares if it's more self serving as long as they do get the the second part? There is such a thing as win-win outcomes.

"It's also bogus: not many can become rich"

No need to become rich. You can have a big impact and save many lives on a dev salary. EA isn't premised on becoming a billionaire, as you seem to incorrectly believe.
I think you're right there. But also going back, there was a more 'neutral' pronunciation of "deh-troit". I believe from there, we started getting "duh-troit" as a type of Schwa[1]. Again, I agree that there's a newer "DEE-troit" which is kind of like if you drew a line from "duh-troit" through "deh-troit" and kept going, then you'd get "DEE-troit".

[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schwa
Whovies.com: A graph-theory based movie recommender service
The Cult of Weldon Kees (1997)
Software Engineer – Back End Java
I'd say it would burn up pretty nicely. Its not gonna be one homogenous lump of stuff that holds together on re-entry, its a bunch of smaller "things" (battery cells) bundled up and held together with an external shell.

As soon as that shell burns through its going to break apart and each individual part will start burning up.
Ten Pros and Cons of Neuro Calm Pro
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https://buddysupplement.com/neuro-calm-pro/

https://www.facebook.com/reviewsforsupplement/posts/829372440983174
That's not really fair, they are also interested in banking and mining.
Where exactly is this war zone in California...?

Growing up in the sticks I'd heard so much about it and had hilariously low expectations when I went out for an internship, but then I found out that it's a fucking amazing place. I swear there's got to be a decades long campaign to make outsiders think the place is terrible in an attempt to keep density down. Honestly, I'd be perfectly happy if so. Don't want my paragliding ocean bluffs overpacked with people. :P
> You might see a few more flying around but you won’t have more bites as a result.

...unless they're unexpectedly more likely to bite when swarming with the new ones.
Try some options from dotnet world

Https//avaloniaui.net

https://github.com/dotnet/maui
The Lyrics of the Song “Creep”
just tie it to the session cookie or a url identifier, no signup needed
My dad watches the Stellar’s fly in with peanuts and hide them in his yard, sometimes deciding that the spot they choose isn’t right or possibly another observed their hiding spot and moving the plant to a new location.
We still do this in Portugal, there is even a common expression for it "Dá-me/Dás-me um toque", which literally means touch me.
I consider myself low on the software engineer scale (there are other perks to my job) but my salary is double that in London.
The original altitude is not relevant to how the item burns up. Its not the vertical velocity when it hits the atmosphere, its the horizontal velocity.

Anything re-entering the atmosphere is subjected to temperatures around 8000 deg. Most things are just totally incinerated, unless they are well-enough insulated to withstand that temperature until they slow down from orbital velocity.
I use wxWidgets for my chess GUI Tarrasch https://triplehappy.com

I am not sure if the glacial release schedule these days is a strength (it's stable, there's not much left to do), or a weakness (the project is dying). The various V3.1.x releases all say please use this release for production, even though in theory it's the even number releases that are supposed to be production worthy. Waiting for V3.2.0 (by some measure the right thing to do) would have meant waiting for many years at this point, not sure how many.
I feel like I shouldn’t need to explain why a conference call and a social network are different.
I doubt these tests means anything, Autralian companies use standard tests way less than US companies, there is no reason for Australian devs to just be good at these spontaneoysly.
Yes qawolf's landing page looks very inspiring to me. Thanks!

I know about the abuse. The first time I launched something like this I kept getting hit with massive CPU spikes from innocuous looking pages. When I looked into it, I found it must have been some sort of crypto mining attempt.

Now I have scripts monitoring usage, and use cgroups, cpulimit, and process killing to prevent such resource abuse.
If you're not convinced by this article, or simply want to know more about effective altruism, a good place to start is Peter Singer's free book The Life You Can Save, available at https://www.thelifeyoucansave.org/the-book/. (You can use a fake email if you don't want to give your real one).

I highly recommend it. The concepts of EA have been life changing for me, permanently changing my perspective on the how to live a good life. I'm happier and more purposeful as a result.
Bom?
How long did it take for them to get so friendly? What was the baseline bird-friendliness level in your area?
The problem is most (not all) political activism is rather domestic, symbolic, parochial and tribal compared to the possibility of reducing millions of out-of-sight preventable deaths in poorer countries. And the people engaged in it don't realize that, their focus is on what's been in the domestic news cycle and what's important to their immediate surroundings.
A Scottish Concert as It Would Have Sounded in 1512
Java hasn't been UCS-2 since Java 5.0 - nearly a decade.
So much hate ITT for such a great tool. Terraform is definitely not perfect but it's still one of my favorite tools, solely because of the amount of efficiency gained from learning it. Yes HCL is not perfect, but it is definitely adequate for a lot of applications. IMO, Hashicorp makes some of the most well thought out tools and I am grateful of their attitude towards open source.
I notice s being pronounced sh. It shtrikes me as more frequent now.
You're hitting the phonological analogue of Moravec's law: the "ough" mess is precisely the kind of thing that can't easily be simplified in a way that works across English dialects. It hits a wide swath of basic vocabulary that originally had a small range of slightly awkward pronunciations that diverged in descendant English. Different dialects don't split those pronunciations the same way.

The real low-hanging fruit is getting the British to give up on those spellings that follow a dead branch of French ;-)
I guess if you plan to retire early and come back then earning a lot of money makes sense. Personally, the comments make me rather want to relocate to Australia.
Bill of materials: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_of_materials
People have definitely tried that. I guess it's little bit like trompe-l'œil and never gets old :)
Big brands hat turn the global pandemic into record growth
sssshhhhhh
Too much blue in the background
> The whole point of EA efforts like GiveWell is to fix that.

I mean it doesn't seem like it is at all. Given the huge swath of political organizations it deems too complicated to analyze, I think GiveWell is far from perfect, and just adding information into an area with very little. It helps, sure, but I don't think we're even close to an EMH approximation.

> Why do you assume the market distortion is in the direction you'd like it to be?

I don't assume anything here. The point is, without an efficient market you cannot achieve Pareto optimal outcomes. You can't assign directions here, I'm not sure what what a direction even means.

> Because they're vote-winners, there's no need to look for a deeper reason than that.

Look, at this point you're just asking me to believe that EMH applies out of faith. I'm sorry, but EMH is not an axiom, neither academically not practically, and if you can't prove the preconditions for an efficient market, then we can't say we have one.
"Handsome lady/woman/girl" vs "Beautiful gentleman/man/boy". Try in Google Search.

We're just using different adjectives based on gender.
If I'm parsing the acronyms right, that's speech-to-text and I was hoping to try out their Text-to-Speech
The first statement in that AP link is ideological:

>AP’s style is now to capitalize Black in a racial, ethnic or cultural sense, conveying an essential and shared sense of history, identity and community among people who identify as Black, including those in the African diaspora and within Africa.

Africa is larger in both land area and population than Europe and the United States combined. Black Africa is a population of greater linguistic [0], religious [1], cultural [2], and genetic [3] diversity than the white populations of Europe or the US. To the extent that a unified black identity exists, a unified white identity most exist also. Inventing one demonym to cover all black peoples of Africa and America, but not one that covers white Americans and/or Europeans, is not a decision based on history or evidence. It is purely an ideological decision, made through a uniquely American lens.

[0] https://www.csmonitor.com/Science/Science-Notebook/2015/0421...

"With more than 2,000 distinct languages, Africa has a third of the world's languages with less than a seventh of the world's population. By comparison, Europe, which has about an eighth of the world's population, has only about 300 languages."

[1] https://www.pewforum.org/2014/04/04/global-religious-diversi...

"12 countries have a very high degree of religious diversity. Six of the 12 are in the Asia-Pacific region; five are in sub-Saharan Africa; and one is in Latin America and the Caribbean. No countries in Europe, North America or the Middle East-North Africa region have a very high degree of religious diversity as measured in this study."

[2] https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2013/07/18/the-most-an...

"The usual suspects lead the list of culturally diverse countries: Chad, Cameroon, Nigeria, Togo and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. These and other African countries typically rank high on any diversity index because of their multitude of tribal groups and languages. The only western country to break into the top 20 most diverse is Canada."

[3] https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-30318291

"Until now, most studies examining genetic risk factors for disease have focused on Europe. Little has been known about Africa, the most genetically diverse region in the world."
Nice website
That's intel but not 14nm/Skylake. It's Tiger Lake that's pretty competitive with Ryzen Renoir, especially on idle power consumption
I get eye strain from looking a bright white pages, so I use a Firefox add-on called "Dark Background and Light Text", which lets me override the foreground and background colors of pages with my choice of colors. As an added bonus, it prevents the annoying graying of comments on HN. (Use the "Simple CSS" option with HN, otherwise the up/down arrows will not display.)

For those who are interested:

Add-on page: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/dark-backgrou...

Github repo: https://github.com/m-khvoinitsky/dark-background-light-text-...
Yes, further the pump. Fill whitespace. Both, if lucky.
This, and Google in Sydney vs London for the same role certainly does not pay 5-7x. Sydney L5 SWE is around 300-350K AUD total comp. If an L5 SWE in London gets 1.5M I'll eat my hat :)
So the company could have generated over twice as much revenue from the listing had their financial advisers prices the shares at $20.

Why is that not considered gross incompetence?
Use Terraform for bringing up the Kubernetes cluster and other related cloud resources (storage, load balancers, DNS, etc).

Once you have a cluster up and running you can just use kubernetes yml to manage the cluster.

It is possible to also use Terraform to manipulate kubernetes resources (or AWS ECS or another container platform) but I personally like a clear separation between infrastructure (bringing up the environment using Terraform) and scheduling work on a cluster (using kubectl)
This instance seems alright [1]. The 'about' page says it's run by a single person for their own kids.

[1] https://peerkids.com/

Also try PBS Kids:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PBS_Kids

https://www.youtube.com/c/PBSKIDS/playlists

You could use youtube-dl to curate content:

https://github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl
Either the map is wrong which has Bulgaria at 91.21% or the chart below the map is wrong which does not have it listed.
Some of the comments in this are great:

> Transferring bitcoin funds is already easy with the GUI. Sure a wrapper around it might make it slightly more user friendly but it's trivially easy to implement. Not to mention the fact that Bitcoin is illegal in most developed countries.

> I don't think alternative currencies have a long-term future. The only reason they exist now is because people and governments in most countries are quite ignorant about technology. Once they become more widely used, they will start causing a whole lot of problems* and will be banned by governments.

> Did you invest in Bitcoin when it was $21, and want to bring that price back up?
ahhh yup of course. Also chuck in some BNPL stocks into the mix now as well.
You arrive dead on Mars.

I'd say it's more valuable to get to Mars with some high probability than it is to not get to Mars because the in-flight MRI scanner proved too expensive and the whole mission got canned.
Vendor lock-in despite 6 years in the biz?
> In other words, only 10% of developers from the given country scored higher in their coding tests than the results you see below. We made this change because the mean score includes outliers that often influence averages and skew results.

That feels risky?
Every qt app I’ve ever used is ugly, slow to add features, and has lackluster UX. What’s a good one?
There are plenty of places that aren't California that still pay double or triple the salary that devs make in Australia
less than 10% or so of the EU population vaccinated

Around 16% if you count first dose vaccinations (which evidently you do). Doesn't change your major point, though.

https://ourworldindata.org/explorers/coronavirus-data-explor...
Not really, the person who broke the law signed a contract that basically states that the money in the account has to have a set time before it can be pulled out, she ignored it and broke the contract which means she stole from them.
His son Oswald was a mathematicisn and one of the founders of the Institute for Advanced Study
https://github.com/Armin2208/Windows-Auto-Night-Mode

I've recently started making use of this app. Since websites and applications are starting to read the Windows dark / light mode setting (VSCode included), my desktop switches dark mode on automatically for many apps and websites in addition to the blue light filter.

Some apps aren't perfect and may need a restart like MS Outlook, but many others work well.
Visualizations kick ass, I bet they are even better than original. Enjoyable thing but playlist could be larger! It ran out of songs pretty quickly and the show was prematurely over.
I lived near 5th and Market and walked to a tech company I love very much near Giants Stadium. This is a short walk. One place I regularly walked by was the site of a random slaying by a person who had been released from prison after being arrested for randomly assaulting people in the same place years before.
Unfortunately we can't guarantee that the high purity H2O is bacteria free, so unfortunately not.
I can't remember the last time I tried a light theme in VS code. But I will have to give them another chance.

Does programming at day/night factor in what sort of theme you prefer?
Well, I see some of my friends who just chill and make 400k for some FAANG and living pretty sad and pathetic lives. They are content with mediocrity. They have good jobs and make good money but will never earn great money and will never have great jobs. However, they are happy and content, which is more than I can say.

But then, sometimes I think I am the sad one, because I always want more and will never be happy with anything I have.

I've meet people who totally agree with my mindset and those that agree with my friends mindset, it really does seem to be a fundamental difference among people.
This "C/C++" bad habit is used everywhere across the C and C++ industry, including reference books, FAANG, WG14 and WG21 papers.

And yes even if you give them C++20, many devs will code in the C subset, because a large majority doesn't care, isn't in HN or Reddit, or even bothers to spend hours of their life watching CppCon, C++Now or ACCU talks, unless it is mandated by their boss.

I imagine you know who Lakos and Victorio are on the C++ community,

"C++11/14 at Scale - What Have We Learned?"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8wzuvynV78
We decided to go for Terraform Cloud in our company, it works really great.

You can setup a workspace per subfolder, setup to automatic planning or not at each new commit, and put a team on it.

Main features I see : store the state and take care about the durability and the encryption + can create teams + cicd pipeline + manage variables.

There is a free tier until 5 active users also, good for experimenting it / showcase the advantages to stakeholders
> Where exactly is this war zone in California...?

No idea how universal these things are in all of California, but nearly every Australian that visits LA and a few other areas come back with stories about hearing gunshots from the hotel, accidentally ending up in a seedy/crime ridden part of town or something similar. This is very alien to us and more in line with what we'd see on the news from Somalia. Statistics like homicide rates and gun crime show there's at least some truth it.

We're also a fairly egalitarian society, so much more likely to judge other nations on how well off the poorest are and not the richest.
You wouldn't need to run the script twice. Just apply the file modifications when the user okays them.
> The purpose of FSF and RMS as a spokeperson/leader is to represent a movement and the people behind it.

You mean purpose of FSF and RMS as a spokeperson/leader is to represent a movement and the the views of the people behind it in regards to software.

This is a subtle but important distinction.
The code: https://github.com/Thesys-lab/Segcache
Honestly I'm still surprised GitHub didn't adopt One Dark as their official dark syntax theme considering they originally created it.
Very good idea. I wish I could mark your post as such. Then Dang could just filter by "good idea posts" and easily see how to improve site or world.
People in San Francisco will threaten you with violence just for wearing a nice-looking jacket. Nothing about that is healthy.
"australian developers score the highest on coding tests administered by companies in new zealand that refer to all software development as IT and are most popular amongst people who run windows and work for IT outsourcing companies like thoughtworks" - should be the title.

australians actually do cool stuff, they invented and commercialized the cochlear implant! as mentioned in comments here though, a lot i think get relegated to consulting or IT type stuff to support existing business.
They become very revengeful and aggressive if you have ever disturbed their nest. When I was young I just threw a small stone at one of the nests near my home (for fun not to harm). From then on, for several years, they seem to recognize me everytime I go out of the house and call their gang to swoop on me. I stopped going to my terrace just because of that. After may be 10+ years or so it stopped.

Later I was stunned to read that Crows remember your face and can communicate your face to other Crows[1]. Thats how they can detect you for several miles in radius.

[1] https://theconversation.com/never-cross-a-crow-it-will-remem...
I think their motive is to create buzz for their platform. You have a clickbaity article that will put people against each other, people will share it with snark remarks on reddit and so on. Not much reason to lie on the data though, it could very well be just pulled from some internal dashboard for less work.
Hagrid has a West Country accent. The character is supposed to come from the Forest of Dean, in Gloucestershire, and the accent is approximately from that area. The most obvious difference from RP English is that it has the rhotic "R", which is how it's closer to standard American and to historical English accents. The non-rhotic R is also found in the Boston accect ("hahvahd yahd").
France cuts two nuclear-powered submarines in half to make one new one
So did he find a cofounder on HN? I actually met a cofounder of Coinbase on an airplane and he emailed me on the spot a cup of coffee in BTC. Let's just say it has turned into dozens and dozens of cups of coffee by now.
I’ve used Tauri with Svelte and they’re a dream team!! I hope more companies discover and support the combo to liberate us from the current React + Electron Appocalypse
While I agree that the other poster was being a bit dramatic, it's no stretch to say that California performs objectively poorer in a number of areas that people tend to pay attention to. Just take one crime - the murder rates in California are 4.3 per 100,000 and only 0.8 in Australia.

I can see why some people could see a 450% increase in the likelihood of being murdered as a comparitive warzone.
Genuine, non-trolling question: why wxWidgets instead of, say QT or GTK?

((Looking into GUI toolkits for a side project, I was thinking about one of the SDL-based ones but really unsure now))
Isn't it more like "more company in country X use our product therefore, more developer in country X train for our specific test" ?
I tried to do something similar not too long ago. Different application really, but I wanted to do something on the other end depending on how often it rang. Sadly I discovered that apparently in all-digital "modern" phone networks (SIP, VoIP etc.) the ringing tone you hear as a caller is simply ingested by your network operator and the tone you hear as the one getting called is basically just some audio file that plays over and over, triggered by a single "hey, someone is calling now!"-message sent by a modem unit, which to my surprise are still using AT commands to this day. Bummer. Turns out even the duration of how long it rings depends on too many factors, so what you hear on one end (ringing) might be off by multiple seconds on the other end.

At least it explains the "You only heard it ring once? I let it ring like five times before I hung up! Seriously!"-anecdotes I keep picking up. :)
>there's some exceptional people whose bodies are already highly tuned somehow and they sort of don't need to do that...could be possible

ya, I too have read about that..
There are in French
All it takes is one country like Switzerland legalizing cryptocoin tumbling. You send your bitcoin to a single address along with millions of others, and it sends out to millions of addresses different values, with no traceability between the sender and receiver (if done correctly, such as batching all transactions over a month into a single event). It would be used by many legal entities also in order to hide their activity (rich people don't want their financial activity known to the public even if it's completely legal).
It's simple enough for honest folks. Yet it also enables VAT carousel fraudsters to illegally get their hands on billions each year.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missing_trader_fraud
Sure!

House: https://finance.yahoo.com/amphtml/news/first-tesla-now-rent-...

Car: https://www.tesla.com/support/bitcoin