skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I agree with you a good bit as well. This is a rare opportunity where employees have a slight upper hand and don't have to be dictated to for once.

I think what many businesses of all sizes often forget is that you get back what you give, usually as a multiple. Further, this increased return is often overlooked or ignored since its not immediately measurable until the action (increasing employees' pay) is taken. The flip side being, an increase in wages is an immediately determinable cost and so becomes the initial focus.
The ebook is inexpensive and drm-free. I totally recommend if you never read anything from SCP.
My commute on the east coast when I lived there was 15 minutes and I still hated it cause I had to actually get showered, dressed, and look presentable and then actually get on my bike and weave through some aggressive traffic to get there. It was only two miles but I'd still rather not do it at all.

And in the winter... It's just torture on the body.
I like micropython with my esp8266
The median commute time results in spending almost 10 days commuting a year.
without the UK the EU is now the third largest (with the RCEP being first)
People can afford a higher price at a lower interest rate, but in aggregate they're getting just as much house for their money. Why is that bad? Perhaps because prices will collapse later when interest rates rise? It doesn't seem like an affordability problem exactly.
The subsidizing of this should be limited to speeding regulatory reviews. It should at least be economically viable with private capital to have this plant. If not, why not? What's so expensive that you can't open a plant profitably where there is a shortage?
CDC Misleads: Calls .01 Percent Chance of Infection, ‘Less Than 10 Percent’
Sometimes even the loose estimates are totally off because most of the time the eCO2 correlates with the TVOC measurement. For example I triggered a TVOC sensor with suncream smell in a very low CO2 room and the CO2 wenth through the roof.
You probably want to start from this.

I grew up on the bottom rung of our local socioeconomic ladder, and self-selected out of a lot of potential opportunities because I knew I would be excluded.
> There's no reason for it, but ego, and emotionalism on both sides. Saying:

That is what people say when they have options and can dictate terms. It only gets emotional when one party does not have the clear upper hand and so tries to “feel” the other party out to see what they will yield.
You can always reach out to Biden - he was supposed to fix all of Trumps problems right?

Or ask Kamala - she can fix your problem right?
email is almsot useless for social networks. they now req. phone
@drumnickydrum on instagram to peak at my music career
Turns out Elastic aren't the bad guys
It had 315M DAU:

https://techcrunch.com/2018/01/31/whatsapp-hits-1-5-billion-...
Bring ziggy home – drones for lost pets
Ziggy, a lost dog, has captivated our small town in maine with the mystery of his whereabouts. We have had a few amateur drone pilots with consumer grade drones try to find Ziggy with no luck. There are FLIR equipped drones based on DJI phantom, should give one a shot? Line of sight, flown high to the limit over some of our forests in the area?

Are there any drones being used for search and rescue based on heat?
Any better ideas?
My point was not that the facilities will be better then the best hospital on earth.

My point was that you will have at least 1 room dedicated and filled with the best available medical equipment and smart people that have thought about what is most needed. There will be likely two doctors and multiple people trained as backups.

That is only on the first flight, over time, as infrastructure grows the medical facilities will grow as well.

Point being here it is not exactly a crazy proposition for somebody to go on that mission.

> A mobile hospital looks like USNS comfort - 70,000 tons displacement and over 1,000 staff.

You are looking forward way far. If there is need on Mars for that kind of hospital with 1000 staff, 700 Starships is not actually that crazy anymore. Not to mention there are likely lots of optimizations as they serve different functions.
Not my experience at all. I've been having trouble finding remote jobs, much less remote jobs offering anything in the same universe as the 20 year Silicon Valley career I left behind.
> but the privilege of salary is being able to tell your manager to stick it to them on a daily basis by pointing to the tasks and showing that they're done

Maybe at some enlightened place. But all places where I have worked in last 15 years, if it is more that 8 hrs its requirement of job but when its less, one still need to be at office for at least 8 hrs.

The sticking part may be true for once in a while but on daily basis, I need to just suck it up and stay at office regardless.
Maybe this is what you were thinking of?

https://hackaday.com/2013/04/10/hacker-sends-this-through-th...

https://web.archive.org/web/20130411184048/http://www.rubenv...
Ολυμπιακος vs. ΠΑΟΚ, πρόβα τελικού στο Καραϊσκάκη
Το αδιάφορο βαθμολογικά ντέρμπι ανάμεσα σε Ολυμπιακό και ΠΑΟΚ, είναι μία πρόβα τελικού κυπέλλου Ελλάδος, που θα διεξαχθεί στα τέλη Μαϊου. Ο γηπεδούχος είναι πρωταθλητής, ενώ ο ΠΑΟΚ, με την νίκη της Κυριακής θέλει μόνο ένα πόντο σε δύο ματς για να εξασφαλίσει την δεύτερη θέση, έχοντας εξασφαλίσει μία Ευρωπαϊκή θέση. Σήμερα θα διεξαχθεί στο Γεώργιος Καραϊσκάκης η φιέστα για την κατάκτηση του τίτλου με εικονική εξέδρα. Μην χάσουμε άλλο χρόνο με τα σημερινά Ολυμπιακος – ΠΑΟΚ προγνωστικα στοιχημα
Self driving is a safety feature that will save lives. Charging a subscription fee or a fee per hour will cost lives and isn't worth whatever profits they might make.
Japan’s Rikunabi Scandal Shows the Dangers of Privacy Law Loopholes – EFF
Writing code by hand isn't too bad, especially with a good language like LISP. I don't think it requires too much extra effort, just more attention and care as to not make syntax mistakes. With near-instant compile times and auto-linting, we sort of lose the ability to auto-vet code before inputting it.
Seems like someone can just pull up anywhere in a car and have this capability. You probably won’t have a choice.
The same is being done with the pirate bay in many EU countries, it's not unprecedented. Though I agree it's unlikely here.
There's not a big US base. I used to be stationed there. There is a logistics command, CTF-73, and more recently (past decade) some LCS rotational crews call Sembawang/Chagi Naval Base home. Singapore owns the wharf where the logistics command resides, as well as the old black and whites used by the US military.

To your point of it being intended for Indonesia over Malaysia, that could be the case. I was going off of heresay about Malaysia being the threat . It seemed plausible since some sensitive positions are still off-limits to Singaporean-Malays during their NS.
Many companies use misleading job descriptions, claiming remote work etc. But they do not mention that it is only due to covid and that they will not give up their offices. For whatever obscure reason.
I loved reading about ada back in the day, how is it nowadays wrt network programming. I'm checking out gnat.sockets, does it have a snappy select() type thing like linux's epoll?

Sorry if a lazy question, last time I looked at ada was decades ago and I'm surprised to find enthusiasts for it on HN.

edit: an advantage for c is that you can get loads of examples just googling, sucks for less used languages I guess.
Sales and finance attracts extroverts. They are likely in favor of returning to the office like all the extroverts at my work currently are. They did company lunch today in person. All vaxed though.
Took me a while to figure it out but CMD+Shift+. is what you’re looking for if you want to quickly toggle hidden files.
I love this. The layout. The color scheme. The workflow. This is far better an approach than most beatmaker apps, and even many desktop equivalents.

Excellent work. Expand the sound library, include a good host of examples, wrap this up as an app, publish, and profit my friend.

Kudos, and congratulations on your success in advance!
Oh oops were talking extensions, not hidden files. My bad.
James Shield, the only person to have been a US Senator for 3 different states, challenged Abraham Lincoln to a duel after Lincoln published a scathing article about him in a local newspaper. Lincoln accepted, but before they fought they made up and became friends.
On public transport, wouldn’t the alert not show up anyway because the AirTag’s linked iPhone is nearby as well?
Check this out
https://youtu.be/FDZ39h-kCS8
It is better to blame culture and values.

From the cultural left, if you believe that nationalism is immoral and everyone is a global citizen with nation-states being obsolete and even illegetimate ideas, you can't expect someone to have a sense of loyalty to his fellow citizens and not outsource. After all, why deny good jobs to the poor in other countries who benefit from them? Isn't it bigoted for a company to want to keep jobs in America? So that's why the left is strangely silent on these trade deficits, and attacks anyone who raises concerns about them as "nativist".

On the economic right, if you believe that profit maximizing behavior leads to pareto-maximizing outcomes, why would you interfere with a company that decides to boost profits by outsourcing?

It is the cultural right, economic left that remains shaking their heads at what are obviously foolish, self-destructive policies, but they are generally locked out of power in this country, and so the national firesale continues.
I have some very close female friends that sometimes go on dates with new people. They gave me the ability to see where they are so if I don’t hear from them I could find them.
Infinite backlog is only stressful if you care.
I use duck duck go when I want to do that
Globalization is not what happened during the last few decades. Investing your entire supply chain in China is not globalization. Corona is causing a push back against sinicization.

If the world actually did have globalized production, the pandemic, which originated in China, would probably have hurt relatively less.
iOS won't allow developers to write custom web engines though, meaning that everyone ends up using reskinned Safari. Back to square 1.
Data doesn't mean just transactional records, any aggregation derived is absolutely data too.

If my chat messages help Facebook understand my consumption preferences and if they are using that in the chat platform or somewhere else to show me an advert customized using that information gleaned about me using my private messages or browsing behavior, then absolutely they are selling data about me.

It does not matter customer is getting my data along with 500 other people and cannot identify me personally.

It does not matter if they are also selling the ad space as well. An advertising firm benefits from this kind of targeting for which they will pay premium price over competing ad spaces. The base value derived is from any eyeballs on the copy( any traditional advert) and the premium is for my eyeballs on the copy at the right time.
Evernote is one of the few that might at least have a legitimate case for having a recurring monthly fee since ostensibly you're paying for cloud storage and synchronization across all of your devices.
As a dual US|EU (Croatian) citizen, who is culturally American, you always use an immigration lawyer (no matter the country) for immigration matters. There is just too much on the line and too much risk not to.

For example, I got a Croatian immigration lawyer to handle my case for naturalization to become a Croatian citizen. You find a lawyer by going to the website of the Embassy of your country in Washington DC. There will be a page called "legal advice", and often there will be a downloadable PDF list with lawyers, with their area of practice. You obviously want an immigration lawyer.

Obviously, this is not an endorsement of the lawyer(s) and lawyers can be sketchy. You need to look online to see if the lawyer is painting an overly perfect picture of themselves online and other red flags such as fake counter-reviews (to negative reviews). My lawyer was also involved in an international commerce association (head of it), which meant he had to get along with others, understand complicated law, and get things done.

Alternatively, you may want to look at the Canadian/UK/Australian/Swiss embassies in the US websites for lawyer lists.

But, it is a mistake not to get a lawyer.
Nice project!

How was your experience with the PMSA003? We used it before but believe that the PMS5003 has more stable readings and a longer life time.
> The wage increase for new and existing hourly and salaried employees will be implemented over the next few weeks, the company said. The upgraded pay scale will result in hourly employees earning starting wages ranging from $11 to $18.
We are affected as well in Singapore. I found a proxy method to login so it works for now... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jilRaJp_IIw
Thank you for the kind words. It means a lot. Many have mentioned I should sell this even though it wasn’t the intention. I’m not sure it will go that way but I’m stoked it lives up to the standard.
One of the World’s Longest-Running Experiments Sends Up Sprouts
I don’t want to dismiss the author’s point. But here is a related point:

Choosing what tool to communicate is a social decision, not a personal one. You can’t prove the tool X is more effective way to communicate by just using it yourself.
Meanwhile Microsoft and "app" developers are training normal users to avoid updates by continuing to push anti-user updates...
Then should we not amend the protocol to define these things? Why reinvent the wheel, when we could improve it?
>It didn't help that Apple was not very open on how the anti-stalking features work exactly, for obvious reasons (you don't want people to figure out how to bypass them).

This is not a very good reason at all. People have already worked out basically every detail a week later as well as how to remove the speaker.

All this did was spam the internet with billions of questions confused about these features and if they will be left with a bunch of ringing tags if they go on a holiday or take a bus.
Considering the kind of people I'd have to live amongst if I lived near the jobs 20 days is a small price to pay for freedom and sanity.
no it wouldn't.
something only km wide in the wrong spot would make living on earth damn near unbearable and especially deadly to the poor.
I don’t like these sites that jack your browser with a mandatory signup link and prevent you from dragging the back button back down to escape.
I had to work 100% remote for a few months last year, and after that we went back to the office part time. I have to say that I could not have handled working from home any longer than I did. Getting back to the office doesn't just let me concentrate more, but being able to interact with my colleagues is really useful.

I'm sure there are people who like working from home, but I think that that number may be smaller than you think.
I’ve been listening to a lot of music trying to figure out how to write good songs recently, and I find that it really does help to watch the musicians play all together. If you listen to the recorded tracks you’ll probably hear 5 guitars overdubbed in a band with 3 people. But seeing them live, you see the drummer tap the sticks together, 1, 2, 3, 4, then you see the keyboard player put his hands down, and you see someone playing a strat, clean, chords, and someone else come in on the bass- it just makes it a lot easier to hear how they arranged everything and what they’re doing. More enjoyable too. Studio tricks are ok but there is magic in seeing how those sounds are made.
wasn't this a scene in Batman, Dark Night?

yes, yes it was https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRELLH86Edo
Capitalism and creative destruction apply to wages naturally going up due to the actions of people and companies, not artificial changes due to government meddling.
You talked about SCP-2718. Don't waste time clearing your cache.
I wish it would as well but honestly I think a lot of vendors treat their software as gym memberships - and hope that customers forget about that seemingly innocuous five dollar fee every month on their credit card.
Ha. I see you too entered the Matrix.
Or if you have an iphone and someone plants a samsung tag on you, you also get no notification. Someone could also just follow you home. Airtags at least prevent long term stalking which is difficult to pull off without them.

The cat is well out of the bag now. I think Apple, Google and Samsung all need to get together and standardize safety alerts.
I don’t see anything wrong with giving an air tag to a child who doesn’t have their own phone. Even if you think modern parents are overprotective (and I do), there’s nothing constricting about giving your child a small trinket that lets you see their location. It’s a small bit of extra security for everyone involved.

I remember my cousin and I got lost in Disneyland once, because we both somehow forgot where the meeting spot was. We didn’t have phones, and we were, of course, fine—truth be told, Disneyland is probably among the safest places to get lost. But it would have been nice if we’d had a tracker that could just tell Dad where we were.
Hasn’t idleness always been a common practice among the aristocracy?
Why pay that when you can work remote instead?
I''m really curious why this comment got downvoted. Wish I had gotten a reply. I don't see the error in my logic. If 90s Apple had had 50% of the desktop market Microsoft would not have been regulated. And Steve Jobs was no lover of open systems. In their hands the open web would not have survived.
Cloudflare was built with global deployments at the edge from the very beginning, so everything is oriented that way with them. With AWS, they do have some global services, but most are oriented regionally and encourage centralization in fewer jurisdictions.
Password, the Game
Step outside and settle it is one thing. But we don't duel anymore because it is honestly pretty messed up. There's a whole lot of perverse incentives that come to mind, and the institution created a whole host of social problems.

Imagine you're drinking beer with a buddy and someone you don't like comes up, and you say "yeah that guy is a total chode." He gets wind of it, is aghast and offended, and publicly challenges you to a competition where you try to shoot each other to death. You say no, and you're now a dishonorable coward and are never getting the company of a lady again, or any position of respect or business from many of your peers. You have to say yes, and kill someone or die or get grisly wounded for life.

People romanticize it, but I wouldn't want to live in a society where I have to kill people or die over petty squabbles.
> The immune systems of more than 95% of people who recovered from COVID-19 had durable memories of the virus up to eight months after infection.

> The results provide hope that people receiving SARS-CoV-2 vaccines will develop similar lasting immune memories after vaccination.
Cloudflare edge workers are pretty awesome for a lot of use cases. I was a bit disappointed that the article doesn’t really talk about the tech, felt like quite a lot of waffle.

It’s great for inserting data into a page, because it runs on super fast connections, and means the data is already in the page when it gets to users, there’s no waiting for the browser to fetch and hydrate data into the page, so the UX is awesome.

And security is great too because you don’t need to store any access keys in the browser, instead have these in env variables in Cloudflare.
You don't need UWB for safety alerts. Simply bluetooth is enough. These tags send out a message every 2 seconds and have a predictable part of the rotating key so if you see the same fixed portion multiple times in a row, its very likely to be the same tag (unlikely that multiple different tags were near you one at a time with exactly the same fixed part) but if you do something like set up tracking stations at malls, there will be too many duplicates.
What makes registers and L1 cache so much more expensive than L2/L3/RAM?
This doesn't make much sense to me. We're talking about functionality (being contacted by companies or automated processes) that doesn't exist at all in Messenger. You can't say it's the better tool in this case when it makes no attempt to compete with that feature.
Lots of good advice here. But also remember there are good books on negotiation, business dealings, communication, etc.

I recommend a book on negotiation called "Never Split the Difference". It's written by a former FBI hostage negotiator, it's filled with interesting stories and good advice.

Some negotiation books seem like a "bag of tricks" which only work if the other person doesn't know the tricks, not this book, this book is filled with advice that would work even if both parties are using the negotiation techniques described in the book.
Our main product is a platform for indoor air quality monitoring targeting schools [1] and offices.

We have a professional sensor but also the open source/open hardware version that can be connected to our platform.

Alternatively you can send the data to any other platform or use it as an offline monitor. There are many citizen science projects that have open API's that you could send data to.

[1] https://www.airgradient.com/schools/
Advertising is possible to do without invasive data collection.
The tax payers need to start demanding something in return for tax money gifts, and bailouts.

These companies move manufacturing overseas because they don't want to pay family members/neighbors a decent wage, or other business incentives like lax polution standards.

Now they want struggling Americas to build them a new cozy home in the country they abandoned. (You know what I mean by abandoned. The last thing the wealthy boys will ever do is move these wealthy executives to these cheaper countries completely.)

I'm at the point---go ahead and give them billions. Give them land. Take off any tariffs. Yes--a complete 180 from my opening sentence.

I feel computer chips are very important, and we do need factories here.

It seems like every few years a big prospering industry takes tax payer money. I'm always hoping they might show a bit of gratitude, but no. We bailed out "big stupid banks" (quote by Jamie Diamond), and the banks just turned around raised fees for everything.

I don't want a lot. Just some compassion with prices. If you sell drugs (Pharmacutical jab) to another counties at a huge discount; give poor/middle class Americas the same deal? Johnson & Johnson were the only drug company that didn't take millions in grants for Covid research. You would think by taking millions in gifts, the manufactoring information would be freely available to any American? (I am so glad they found a vaccine. I am still angry over my prescription price dole out each month.)

Oh yea, I'm not one sided. I felt AOC, and others, took demands to far with Amazon a few years ago.

It's almost like when we do get a say in a private business decision, we go overboard? We are so used to big businesses stepping on us, we over demand?

But yea, I'm completely disenfranchised. Give them money, and incentives.

It will be interesting to see what our inflation rate will be in a few years.

I heard a big wig stock guy say today he is worrying the dollar might not be used as a bench mark in other countries in a few years if we don't stop spending like drunken sailors.

I'm all for spending when it benefits the poor, and middle class. It doesn't seem to ever trickle down.

The homeless encampments are just getting bigger in my county. I see too many frantic people filling up moving vans. Instead of happiness over the opening, I'm seeing a lot of misplaced anger when I go out.

(Sorry about rambling.)
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