skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah. French dev kinda stuck on the other side for families reason.
You are on the right side of the fence, they have no idea.

Salary are insane here in the US. Like: not following sane guidelines.

I’m currently at times 5 what I would earn back home. I don’t think it’s gonna stop. Every job is a solid 20% increase.

As soon as I can, I’m still gonna go back to civilisation. Auvergne, here I come.

They are just pushing me out of the workforce earlier by giving me more money. Also: what is your fucking problem with vacations?
> I’d happily trade

But that’s not your choice. It’s interesting that you indicate disagreement with how the money is spent, but not how it is taken. This seems like the same concern for those they are taking it from. Can you imagine how a society would function if it were based on consent?
I agree that we'd have to move away from the idea of every household owning a car, but there are plenty of American cities to look to as an example. Not only did New York somehow find a way to do it, but San Francisco itself was great at it until it decided in the 1970's to make illegal the kind of growth it had been doing continuously since its inception.
Absolutely, but for the ones that are not DOA, having more fuel on board means they can re-boot themselves for a longer time, thus staying up for longer and getting a longer service life per sat...
> I know exactly what the parent comment means.

Well, firstly, there was a misunderstanding in the parent comment, but ignoring that, I understand you are saying that you derive enjoyment from new experiences, which you have actively sought out for at least a decade, and don't enjoy the company of people who are not like that.

But do you mean to say that you wouldn't enjoy meeting an old Welsh farmer who is not like anyone else you know? From what you've described about your interests and activities, I imagine you might enjoy the experience, at least for a while.

From what you've said, you wouldn't want to be like him, but that's a different thing to the experience of meeting him, isn't it?
This looks pretty sweet; I've spent a lot of time the past few years writing a LOT of OpenAPI specifications and the thing that gets tiring is all of the boilerplate with each bit of the definition (paths -> get -> responses -> 200 -> application/json -> schema). It gets so exhausting and turns into nested YAML soup pretty quickly. Having better support for multiple files will also be nice; _technically_ you can split an OpenAPI specification into multiple files but the tooling never quite deals with it properly.

I'll definitely be keeping an eye on this; looking forward to TypeScript code generation! One of our main use cases for OpenAPI is to document our models and then generate TypeScript types from them (that we then use in Node and React apps)
This kind of thing is an old tradition and common. Good way to use up leftovers as well.
What website am I on? I'm surprised to see aversion to big centralized government on HN of all places. I always imagined your average HN user to be not far off from your average Redditor.
“Sehnsucht” in German. Seek-search. Finding what you’re even looking for.
So true. I helped out sorting produce at a food bank for a company organized event. Clearly we were an imposition on the workers there who were far more efficient and then pulled away to spend a half hour training us to do their job poorly for three hours.

Great for coverage in the company newsletter though.
I don't know if I would consider the early colonies as "the founding" of the modern western powers. If you look at the founding of the USA it absolutely is accurate, many founding fathers were slave owners. Slavery also had influence within Canadian territories until it was outlawed. Both waged genocidal war on First Nations and Native Americans from the beginning.

The USA continued to perpetuate slavery and compromise with slavers for decades/centuries to come, after Canada and Britain had long since moved on.
Eating something different every day is not "an American obsession". Heck most people I know would want change and something different in their routine of food. I personally have 10-12 breakfast recipes that I cycle through and regularly try stuff I find online
Based on the condition, at least 99% of it was used, heavily.
Ask HN: Scheduling software to manage appointments of multiple employers
I am in charge of technical team for telehealth startup where we manage appointments between patients and hundreds of medical staff under our payroll.

We have been looking at SASS product to replace our in-house appointment system. We would not like to build calendar UI if we can find some plugin solution that works. Also it needs to provide API so our apps can talk to it.

We looked at a few like Calendly but those services seem to mostly geared towards personal appointments. There is no easy way to track, view and modify appointments of
all staff. Is there a SASS product that would meet our requirements?
"Please don't comment about the voting on comments. It never does any good, and it makes boring reading."

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

Especially don't do it three times.

An account from April 2020 shouldn't be making trenchant observations about changes in the nature of the community, either. You just got here.
>>>> ... It's much more important to not make any mistakes, such as a sign mistake in the middle of a calculation, than to make eye contact. Mistakes erode the kids' trust in you. Avoid them. Prepare.

I wonder if that's really the best way to teach, like a classical music performance where you can't play a single wrong note. This almost conveys that the teacher has some special intuition that the students will never get. It's also far removed from how anybody actually uses math. We try things, go down blind alleys, look stuff up, check our work to see that it's believable, etc.

Now I do believe you need to be solid on the concepts, so that when you do make a mistake, you can say: "See, this is a mistake because it violated X."
Hah.

I eat the same thing for both breakfast and dinner.
OK, but now you're saying that, to get working punctuation, we need to replace every glyph with a different glyph. I view this as support for my claim that the existing glyphs don't work in that context.
I've come across this multiple times. Some communities are worse than others on StackOverflow about it. Golang in particular seems to look for reasons not to answer a question, and I've come across your 2nd more than once.

Typical situation: I get called in as a consultant/freelance/whatever, I inherited X. I can make a small patch if I can do Y. Even when I preface it with "I would normally rewrite X correctly, but that touches on all systems, how can I do Y?" It turns straight into an argument about doing X right.

It's like I'm driving, make a left turn and end up lost. They are telling me to make the right turn at Albuquerque instead of the left.

Other scenario is that I'm trying to glean some insight on the language and I'll reduce a problem to bare basics and ask something like, "what's going on here?" They will answer "don't use that, use X library instead." That wasn't the question, the question was what's going on with the programming language -- why is it acting weird. I know that nobody would write the code that way, I isolated the problem to specifically inspect a single element.
Nixos has been my main distro for ages now, and I gotta admit, I'm still a little bit surprised every time patchelf works
Based on my personal interactions with GNOME developers and unresolved bugs, I suspect your experience is the exception, not the broad norm.
If we made no change other than to stop growing the almonds that we export overseas, that alone would free up enough water to accommodate about 20 new San Franciscos:

https://www.motherjones.com/wp-content/uploads/LA-vs-Exports...
This news isn’t even based on the census. CA grew from 2010-2020 under the census. This number is from the CA dept of finance and is for just 2020.
This is why I use Firefox + Multi-Account Containers. Google and all its services I haven't yet been able to elimiate go in its own container. Google's cookies in all other containers are third-party and so get rejected.
The primary feature of cryptocurrency is that it is not controlled by the government. If they were doing their job well, cryptocurrency may never have been invented. A government digital currency is like a plastic painted fruit at a furniture shop. Doesn't taste as good as it looks.
I continue to be amused that the many of the activities and artifacts promotion committees want to see when they consider engineers for the highest levels, are exactly this kind of "admin" work.
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The autonomous vehicle world is shrinking – it’s overdue
You buy from a vendor (coinbase?) and sell to a customer (cash app) + markup. Its not exactly the same as groupon it's more similar to selling cans of soda.
Not sure which barriers to entry you're thinking of, but Asian Americans, as a whole, are wealthier than White Americans, better educated, stay married more, commit much less crime, and live longer.

Your comment would have been much better without the unnecessary dig, which was also wrong.
That's certainly one kind of minimalism, but I think it goes well beyond what GP intended. While your comment and lifestyle seems earnest, it's a bit too far for most given the GP context, in the sense that rather than minimizing the time taken to do routine things, it optimizes many of them out entirely to the point that it does not appear practicable for most (ex. mattress being the only furniture). Such things can certainly be taken to even further extremes: why buy a mattress? A sleeping bag might do fine and might well be good for your back. Everybody draws a line, and for even relatively extreme folks, that line is certainly shaped by social norms.

I'd wager there's a rather large number of folks like GP intending to minimize the effort required to do drone-ish tasks rather than eliminate them. I don't deny that it's only a logical next step to eliminate them entirely, but that seems a step too far for social conventions. After all, culture defies logic rather often.
A good rule is that constructors MUST not do work. Writing constructors in Kotlin is possible but not that common. Data classes are typically initialized with just value assignments. Having support for default values also means that it largely removes the need for having multiple constructors (which is very common in Java).

If you need to do validation, there are very decent frameworks that you should use for both Java and Kotlin. We are using a thing called Konform currently. Very nice.

For non negative numbers, you can use the new unsigned numeric types they added in Kotlin with the last release: https://kotlinlang.org/docs/basic-types.html#unsigned-intege...
For what it's worth, Peter Daszak responded to this article - but only obliquely.

He retweeted a tweet that pointed out Nicholas Wade has been accused in the past of grossly misrepresenting research.

https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2014/08/geneticists-decry-bo...
> The only variable would be what you put in your bread.

Would it be less stressful and inconvenient if you could put the same thing in your bread every day?

Do you imagine that would make you more happy or less happy?
That feature was released this week with Kotlin 1.5.0.
> I don't understand arguments of the kind: "Lisp A vs. Lisp B". A Lisp is a Lisp. I am honestly so grateful for my younger self for the decision I made years ago to learn Lisp. These days, pretty much any platform, any hardware, or a VM supports at least one dialect of Lisp. And that's awesome!

“Lisp” is no more a language family than “curly braces" is. Individual Lisps are often further apart from each other than either from various other languages.
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The closest we have today in terms of universal accessibility is Excel, but it's a far less charming and elegant environment than Hypercard.
https://www.gwern.net/Danbooru2020 is a much bigger dataset but way less cleaned.
It is 9.3% on income after $58k until $300k (single filing), but the first $58k is taxed at a lower rate, so you never get anywhere near an effective 9% rate. That’s just the way marginal rates work, Republicans throw out the top tax rate to argue that California is high taxed, but it turns out the taxes are very progressive (the first $100k is taxed very lightly).

He should have tenure. The UC system doesn’t pay that great, and there is also a lot of competition for faculty positions. Your best bet is to make some money on the side , legally of course, advising some company, but even that has a lot of restrictions.
Oh hey, its me as a worm
> Centralized, so your money is subject to inflation and confiscation and can be arbitrarily frozen.

Yes! I feel like the people who criticize decentralized cryptocurrencies have never had their accounts frozen. Coins like Monero are absolutely needed...
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Convenience and reliability are deeply related with cost efficiency - that’s the point the example I made was meant to illustrate.
Sounds like you'd like to live in Texas.
Why would someone downvote that? Pretty lame. I'm sharing my personal, relevant experience. Make a comment if you somehow disagree or thing I missed the mark... Like.. what?
That rice and those nuts are mostly exported for profit, not needed for subsistence.
I'm American, and I have to disagree. I have the same thing for breakfast every day, and I love it. I usually have the same thing for lunch, too. It's convenient and I change it up just a little now and then. For dinner, my daughter and I do different things. I think that embracing this is a good thing. It's comfortable. It's safe, and I am content. On the weekends I do change it up too, but during the week, I find my favorite foods to be part of my daily routine. I like it.
there is no god but god and terry a davis was his messenger, the author of this OS is clearly a heretic.
I think eating the same thing every day is fine, though you need to make sure to have a balanced diet with good nutrition. The author mentioned his uncle who just ate bread, butter, and cheese for every meal, and I’m not sure how you can even survive off of that. Surely it’s lacking something important with no fruit or vegetables.

I’ve heard that humans had a long period of time after we became sedentary and started relying on agriculture that the average height decreased significantly, and it was only in recent centuries that it has gotten back to normal due to more varied nutrition. So even if you can technically survive on a very limited diet, it can still have negative effects.
Myst was just that - a HyperCard stack (actually many of them).
You don’t need to maintain a sky high salary during the length of a 30 year mortgage though. You can refinance every 3-5 years to reduce your monthly payment as you pay down the principal.

Your mortgage payment can go down quite significantly over 30 years while paying rent will go up quite significantly over 30 years.
People will find a way to build a parallel monetary system, for sure.
That was only one of the original arguments for Proposition 13. The main reason it passed was that local governments had been jacking up property taxes and spending it on things that most homeowners didn't particularly want, such as higher wages for unionized government employees. Eventually people got fed up with the waste. Prop 13 was a blunt instrument but at least it finally forced local governments to exercise some fiscal restraint.
Most of California's problems go back to lack of housing and opposition to building more. Everyone wants to live in Cali for nice weather and jobs. If you stop people from building more housing your property value just keeps rising.

Property costs are high because NIMBY blocking denser housing. Traffic is bad because housing density is too low for the population. Homelessness is bad because houses are too expensive.

Wildfires and earthquakes are the only problems not self inflicted
I usually have the same dinner or close variants 6-days a week, then after few months when I'm tired of this menu I slowly update parts of it and it then evolves to something new. I don't force myself in doing it, it's often just about the simplicity of knowing that a given meal has the right balance of calories by knowing it works (i.e. maintaining the same weight) from one day to the next.
Youre right in ways my control of the english language fails to formulate into words.

The most important digital currencies are those that empower to the people. Not fund wars and beaurocracies.
Not buying a house doesn’t do anything to fix the problem.
90% of cattle water consumption comes directly from feed and feed is often made of leftover vegetable matter that would have been wasted otherwise or land that can't be harvested anyway: https://youtu.be/sGG-A80Tl5g?list=FLdQM1Kvo9co3TogR2c-WAPw&t...
I will respond as a French dev working in the US since a small decade.

Let’s just start by saying that back home, every worker has 5 week of pays vacation by law.

Most qualify worker get 6 , and it’s not uncommon to go in the 7 or 8 with seniority.

Just with that simple fact the « work life balance » a US company has to offer is kinda cute compared to what I would get automatically.

Then come childcare, education and healthcare. Being childless in the US is fine, but when you see the cost of a child you understand the large salaries.

Something I still don’t get after 10 years is how poor people afford kids in this country.
> I'd much rather fix the problem in the general case than adopt this "I've got mine, therefore everything is fine" sense of entitlement.

The root of the problem is California is a very desirable place to live, and adding sufficient supply would decrease what makes California so desirable (per the local voting populaces).

The solution is non existent, as you’re not going to be able to come up with more Californias, but people are accepting some pieces of it by moving to various other cities in the West.
While I did not appreciate it then, CTS was not such a bad place to work and I did learn a lot.

The only reason I would be reluctant to work their today, is if their management style has remained the same.

If it had optimized for delivery they would have promoted people in the technical track.

However, since it optimized billing hours even a toad could be promoted to a manager, if it spent enough years sticking to the walls.
Ask HN: What are the state-of-the-art oscilloscopes today?
What are the state-of-the-art oscilloscopes today and what technical features are required of them? If you work with an oscilloscope on a daily basis, then what kind of oscilloscope do you prefer to work with?

I am looking for recommendations on features and specifications to support decision making, not necessarily a specific brand or model.
Sardines are small short-lived fish. They don't accumulate mercury the way that larger predatory fish such as tuna do. Sardines present a much lower mercury risk.
Well thats a well written piece of propaganda.
Our free little library has been fascinating: we get far more books that we give out. To the point that, like a rug merchant, we get to pick really great books out, stock the library box with top titles, destroy the bad ones (I had no idea Fox News celebrities generated so many books), and take the rest to Goodwill.
Bankrupt people cannot help people financially. Like, bankrupt governments cannot help people financially.
I presume that sort of money would be cheaper than the other kind. It's never a question of whether anyone wants lower-quality money, it's only a question of price.
I don’t think you can predict the future of crypto based on the current state-of-the-art. Using bulletin boards in the 80s internet was a difficult experience only for the technically savvy. I would give it more time for non-technical people to start using crypto.
Right to Repair?
what is right to repair? how important it is?
You don’t need to refinance to reduce your payment. You would only refinance to get a better rate or to cash in some home equity. If you prepaid a lot of principle and simply want re-amatorize into a lower payment, you just need to recast your loan, which is pretty cheap (~$300 for my mortgage company).
Many people over 40 in Romania still crave the communist era sweets. I crave my grandpa's smoked meets and his wine, and my grandma's home baked bread (they lived in the countryside as peasants).
patchelf is a lifesaver for handling Android/iOS with libraries compiled outside the regular toolchain (both platforms can be very finicky about soname/rpath).

On one occasion, however, I did spend days chasing a crash that turned out to be a bug when using an older version of patchelf on ARM binaries.

So great tool, but definitely be wary of introducing weird flakiness.
This my next server.
Every central bank digital currency will fail. Only a fool would play with such dystopia. Buy bitcoin (before it is too late).
Its dangerous to be alone. Predators can sense the abandoned, lonely or just plain isolated. Strengthen social connections every chance you get. Both inside and outside every sphere not just work or home. Its like learning to fight and then never needing to. Predators can still detect you can fight usually without any effort from you. This makes you less of a pushover in general. Its a mindset.

Nip issues in the bud. Otherwise they just grow. Often they multiply. Escalate to authority figures where they exist.
Nice post! It does a really good job explaining everything.
It’s time to break up California. One size does not fit all. California is too big. Its government cannot tackle the problems it faces effectively. Break it up into 3, 4, 5 states.
Whenever you mention that you're avoiding additives and "chemical sounding ingredients", people laugh and call you a "science denier", that you're simply ignorant and how these things are studied. In reality, the amount of straight poisons still on the market is astonishing, and that much should be evident when looking at the average person's health.
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If you're at a company that won't let you remote full-time, find a job that does. The world has changed, and people like Hunter simply need to accept that remote work is here to stay.

No amount of blogging is going to want force us back into environmentally damaging commutes. Give up.
I don’t know if not buying a house makes any difference because you are still taking up apartments that non tech people are priced out of. To quote Skyrim NPCs “Should’ve never come here.”
Auto-cropping images to the subject's crotch might make your company look a bit weird, even if that is where people look.

https://kottke.org/07/03/men-look-at-crotches
The US didn’t forget anything. Different generations. So they never learnt anything.
Thank you.

1. Scala, Typescript/Javascript, and Java at the moment.

2. It does provide the runtime which allows to bootstrap a server easily. (You can check out this post which has modeling + scala setup example at the bottom https://www.protoforce.io/ProtoForce/post/extensive-guide-to...)

3. Please take a look at the documentation, it has a good outline of the features supported. There are many features, most are well documented there.

4. No, not really. You can do with other languages, it provides both client & server sides, so no other language is needed. Again, you can still generate client side stuff for other languages and use them to connect to your server.

5. protoforce website was implemented using the protoforce DSL itself. The parser and transpilers are written in scala. The portal is written in typescript + react.

6. There is currently a sandbox at the website which you can experiment in. There is no currently integration with other IDEs, but language server can be added a bit later for VSCode for instance.

Hope this answers a bit :)