skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Great. So now the job market is rigged even more against:

- introverts

- people without well-developed social skills

- people who do OK with smaller, familiar audiences (think an office with 40 co-workers) but not OK with larger, unfamiliar audiences (public speaking and presentation)

- non-neurotypicals

than it already was in the text CV era. How is that an improvement?

Extroverts and people who know how to operate in the society already have an unfair advantage, we don't need to give them yet more of it.
Hydrogen powered vehicles can use electric motors.

See:

https://www.daf.com/en/about-daf/sustainability/alternative-...
This headline just made me think of how hydrogen likes to go boom.
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>twice less than pigs and broiler chickens

I'm astounded that pigs and chickens are that efficient compared to crickets. I was thinking efficiency and body mass would have a close-to-linear negative correlation.
No, as opposed to a solution like I described, where you use open technologies (WebDAV, SFTP) to connect to interchangeable cloud storage.
It seems to have worked for coinbase! People at basecamp didn’t have any equity / incentive to stay long term. I don’t think DHH/Fried handled it well either.
wut?

when was that not the case in the US? have top wages ever been capped?

you completely misunderstand what's going on.
That's part hype, part subsidy-hunting.

The whole piece can be condensed to that single sentence:

> Both men urged governments not just to ensure that the necessary fuel infrastructure would be in place for hydrogen but also to provide sufficient incentives for transport companies to shift to greener trucks.

That is all there is.
I'd like to remind people that heavy trucks that make fairly regular and predictable journeys between fixed points with fairly rigid timing constraints lend themselves very well to all sorts of solutions that wouldn't work for your work/soccer/whole foods type trips.

I wouldn't bet my money on hydrogen being the way of the future but I would bet my money on internet comments being wrong when it comes to predicting the future of heavy industry on a timeline longer than a couple quarters.

Batteries are getting better and look promising but all new tech does that until it hits a wall (then it generally progresses slowly until some development in a different field enables further development in the stalled field). What are the odds batteries hit a wall before they're viable in heavy trucks? I dunno but certainly not zero.
> While we find that OF's design achieves its privacy goals, we discover two distinct design and implementation flaws that can lead to a location correlation attack and unauthorized access to the location history of the past seven days, which could deanonymize users. Apple has partially addressed the issues following our responsible disclosure. Finally, we make our research artifacts publicly available.

Not something a regular dude off the street will be doing any time soon. =)
Then again, another form of humility is recognizing that the code you write yourself may also be hard for other people to understand, and code from other people may be harder for you to understand because of different programming styles, but you should still approach it with an open mind...
Hey folks! I'm Sean, the CTO of Allma.

Would love to chat about the product if folks have any questions!
Colour me skeptical. Things like that are organisational culture, deeply embedded in "the way we do things". I'd be very surprised if they had an actual change of heart.
I'm amazed that a term like 'toxic masculinity' is still in acceptable use. Consider how it would be obviously problematic to use a term like 'toxic femininity' and take certain behaviors associated with women, label those behaviors as harmful to society and aim to reduce those behaviors in women--all for the benefit of both women and men, of course.
This looks very, very cool. I'll absolutely check this out and show my team in work!
The US government can compel nearly every financial institution in the world to stop trading crypto coins for fiat, overnight, as an executive action.

Yes crypto is theoretically decentralized, but in practical terms it is remarkably centralized - very similar to the Internet’s supposed decentralization.

There would be a limited black market but the value of crypto coins would fall to nearly zero. Certainly crypto would be much less attractive as a means of transferring illicit money.
Any info about which HW it is running on ?
It's by no means clear, that's the point. From battery to motor is fine for your ride within city limits but by no way a solved problem for long hauls.

Energy density, charging time and the problem, that even an exhausted battery has the same weight as a fresh one, are the issues yet to be solved.
She likely wouldn't know to care. But she most likely trusts the judgment of her grandson (mine does) in what's best.
>They will say your 13 year old HD 4750 costs next to nothing these days

Maybe it does? From a GFLOPS/s point of view it's outperformed by the integrated graphics in your CPU (eg. https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/intel/uhd_graphics/630), which essentially costs nothing.
How do you feel about invasive species[1] I.e. non-native? Is it okay to regulate their populations?

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invasive_species
Yeah, I get that. I was only commenting on the fact that arguments about whether plants feel pain is moot while producing them on the quantities required kills animals which we can all reasonably agree do feel pain.
I have one of the really cheap (sub-$200) generic Chinese machines and it does a reasonably good job.

Here is a very thorough writeup of doing PCB milling with this type of machine: https://forum.electricunicycle.org/topic/11205-milling-pcbs-...
Type-guided development and garden paths
The article literally quotes Dijkstra for saying:

> The competent programmer is fully aware of the strictly limited size of his own skull; therefore he approaches the programming task in full humility, and among other things he avoids clever tricks like the plague.
The same reason all police misconduct should be investigated. It seems suspicious in this case the name of the officer involved is suppressed, but not in other high profile police shootings.
By your definition any kind of wealth transfer to the lower classes would be a “tax on the rich”.

Funnily, it’s quite common in Brazil to refer to larger monetary values as “2.5 salaries”
I bet a lot of people read this and think "Well, looks like a good time to buy Tesla."

Perceptually, this means the "Europeans" are not competing in the electric truck market; the market which is believed by most to be the future.

[IMO, electric trucks _are_ the future. However, that is incidental, as stocks rise on perception, not fact]
From the paper:

"Inference with our approach in its current unoptimized implementation takes half a second on a Geforce RTX 3090 GPU."

That means 1 or 2 frames per second, so interactive but pretty much unplayable, which is to be expected as it's just research, but considering that they have DLSS working in realtime with tensor cores perhaps something like this will also be achievable very soon.

Edit: Out of curiosity I looked up how long DLSS takes to process and it's less than 2ms, so you'd probably need to speed this up by two orders of magnitude to run it a game.
Has Deno failed to get adoption? I haven't seen it used anywhere to be honest.
Electric battery storage density is nowhere near diesel or petrol.

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Energy-densities-of-vari...
I read thousands of SCP articles and I'd have to look for a needle in a haystack to find anything resembling a self-insert that's not actually fun to read.
> Strong focus on freedom and not packaging proprietary software.

Yes, and I like that BUT Guix, unlike NixOS, does not have an easy to install and well-tested ZFS implementation, even though ZFS IS free (and non-proprietary, and copyleft to boot (pun not intended)). For me at least, this is a dealbreaker.
I think you're just debating semantics here really. The word 'pride' can be used to mean subtly different but related things, for example

a) pride in a job well done, which is what I believe the other commenters here are referring to, is the feeling of taking pleasure in successfully producing a well-made (something), whereas

b) pride in the sense of 'puffing oneself up' is holding and/or projecting an unrealistically high estimation of one's abilities, perhaps in an attempt to impress others - you could also refer to this as vanity

I don't see a problem with a); taking pleasure in doing quality work doesn't preclude one from seeing potential areas of improvement and it doesn't have to be pathological (telling everyone else repeatedly how good your work is, for example, which tends towards b) ), it's more like an intrinsic source of motivation and joy.
I'm not sure that's a good solution, likely you'd just see people paying ransoms but keeping it quiet and not making these attacks public. Arguably, even more harmful.
The Untold Story of the NFT Boom
Always puts a smile on my face when I read these, the team does an amazing job. Cheers! :)
Am I the only one who never liked Computern Modern? It works and the math symbols are very complete, but it just looks way too thin.
I'm not some kind of Rails fanboy, but I do work at Shopify (runs on Rails). Also there's Github which is driven by Rails
That's just whataboutism.
Probably with the dps8m emulator:

https://gitlab.com/dps8m

https://gitlab.com/dps8m/dps8m

You can download multics frome here:

https://multicians.org/multics.html
Unfortunately for Dropbox, Google Photos is by far the best at this.
Construction is one of the most dangerous professions, but I’m not sure which direction the risk level is flowing in. Maybe working changed your risk assessment or maybe you wound up in that line of work because you already were more of a risk taker.

I was helping my 60 year old dad fasten some trusses a few months ago for the first time since I was a teen and damn, I was nervous as he walked along the fastened ones to do some fiddling needed in the middle beam. I know I wasn’t nearly as quick to follow instructions when I was 15 and was doing this all the time and it felt normal.
They probably released other documents earlier. This was a Spring 1996 edition of Cryptographic Quarterly. Classification automatically expires after 25 years unless you can prove some of it still needs to be classified, so 30 April 2021 seems to just be the exact date this was declassified, and they couldn't have released it earlier.
> “Fuel cells and hydrogen will play a super-important role,”

That's the point. It's not hydrogen as the fuel to drive the power train but as the storage medium to generate electricity which drives the power train.

This article is not a lobbyists knee-jerk reaction but a topic deserving much more attention than being buried in Tesla stock market tickers.
OpenBSD is another goodie. Answer a number of prompts and then it installs and configs stuff in one go (no more prompts midway through or afterwards). Plus you can "preload" your answers by referring to a file, good if you admin many machines.
Yes, certainly. The ongoing discussion is going on right now, we’re part of it as a very small amount of two strangers talking. I think it’s usually informal, but sometimes through debates, books, essays, etc. A good example are the Federalist Papers in the 18th century with back and forth on topics that ended up being articulated in the constitution, bill of rights, etc.

I think it also varies from country to country as it varies quite a bit.
That’s exactly his point - berating things because of their origins is this institute’s approach 99% of the time.
“ A day after the initial threat was posted, the gang tried to spur payment by leaking personal information of some police officers taken from background checks, including details of officers’ past drug use, finances and — in at least one incident — of past sexual abuse.”

I’m all for leaking this data. It would be a heroic act to let the people know how bad our police really are.
Good point: The measurements of commuting time should include all preparation. Dressing, preparing lunch, ironing, etc.
Better, play IF games/roguelikes such as Slashem/DCSS, Gearhead, Anchorhead, Vicyous Cycles, Slouch over Bedlam and All Thing Devours.

Then, every AAA game looks dumb, non-interactive and limited even with HQ graphics.
> Here are a few tips if you want to avoid getting microtargetted like this

Why should I care if I occasionally get a mistargetted email?
Thank you... yes, Persistence! There are many challenges along the way where I came soooo close to giving up.

There is no magic going on. If something works or doesn’t work, it’s in the code.

I think successful musicians already know this struggle so luckily I kept struggling through the hard parts.
What is the contact information for this position?
Yeah, the big hydrogen guys should really not let hydrogen and boom appear in the same headline.
>Disclaimer: in the UK, so grey and murky == realistic.

Ditto in Northern Spain.

The sunny dataset is more akin to Mediterranean landscapes. To me the shinny/sunny/reflective stuff it looked unreal.
Not true. With some effort, it's possible to set up a pre-made email server script like Mail-in-a-Box or Mailcow and make sure its reputation is clean enough to send and receive email from the big providers like Outlook, Gmail and Yahoo.

It's much easier these days. The ecosystem has gotten more complicated, but the community has put in a lot of effort into automating that complexity away.
> If they weren't passionate, why use an esoteric language?

Because it is kitsch. Ruby suffered this fate in the mid 00s IMHO. It gained a lot of traction because of Rails and suddenly the recruitment space is flooded with hacks and bootcampers.
> Am I the only biological man who doesn't like discussing his emotions?

Likewise, there is an implicit assumption that the resolution to every problem is more communication. This is many times not the best solution, particularly for the disempowered party in a relationship.
> Yeah, I think if they'd go as far to assume all women there (or all women past 30) have kids it would be pretty easy to assume any Doctor is a man.

Sadly true.

> But the use of strings for the gender field is excellent practice! Not only for non-binary gender(s) but also for "unknown" and any other edge cases.

I can see this option more popular nowadays due to the gender discussion, but how did they manage unknown back in the day if they used a boolean for this (I assume something like isMale or isFemale)?
While that's true, this is really orthogonal to the argument. Especially since Deno's API is also anemic, as complained about elsewhere in this thread.
The main thing hydrogen has going for it is the stored energy by weight which is around 142 MJ/kg. Lithium batteries are less than 1 MJ/kg. So around a factory 200x difference. Ir you want to find something better than hydrogen energy/kg wise you have to go nuclear.
Writing a Programming Book in 2021
Text installers work for me. Thanks.
Does anyone know if there’s a way to put custom widgets in the taskbar?
These trucks will be super useful in transporting all the necessary hydrogen around!
Typo on the main page: Featues? :)
Interestingly, the old COBOL/CICS/DB2 stacks do not seem to have this problem (and they are run pretty much only by corporate behemoths). Why is that?
The content of the post is highly speculative.

I don't have a problem with companies sending out emails tailored to customers' demographic profiles. The issue is really the wording, which in this case assumes the customer has children. It could easily be remedied by changing it to "Do you have kids? Make sure they know this."
What CNC would you suggest for small production at home? I would use it for prototyping, personal projects and possibly testing boards layouts before sending them to a service.
Hobbyist level, max 2 layers and mostly THT or bigger SMT, although being able to work with SOT* parts would come handy one day, but I have no such requirements today. These are things I could easily do by hand the old way using pen, pad transfers, and FeCl3, however they would be tedious to produce in more than one piece at a time, and I'm not living anymore in a place where I can safely use etching solutions without risking to harm other people and/or pets, so I have to look for a CNC.
Speed is not a problem, decent accuracy would be enough, size and cost would matter however.
Tnx for any advice!
> Bureaucrats may be powerful

Bureaucrats are not as powerful as politicians, and I think that the EU is slowly and belatedly coming to the realisation that it needs to control its computing and communications infrastructure, in order for it to preserve independence from the other big powers -- such as the USA and China.

So I think that it's quite possible in the coming years that the German and EU authorities will come to the conclusion that Facebook are too big for their boots and need to be taken down a peg or two -- for example by requiring them to divest themselves of Instagram and other acquisitions, or maybe banning them from the EU entirely and building their own alternatives.
It is kinda funny how human society mirrors the human body. In the small have the innate immune system that buys time for the adaptive immune system. Then in the large we've got a bunch of desperate temporary measures to try and slow disease down to buy time to gather data and logistics for a scientific response. Must be a very stable pattern for dealing with disease.

The coronavirus might be about to win some sort of record for going from novel to what I assume is about to be very, very well understood. Most of the studies that kicked off in early 2020 should be out by now and leaking into medical practice.
Do these complex queries work on google photos, apple photos or whatever the state of the art image search is? With search, performance is key which makes anything O(n^2) unusable.
Is the 'married == True' instead of just 'married' is done on purpose to trigger me ?
> if you want to

If you don't, then don't worry yourself about it.
Looks like vaccination is around 20% there? With not that many people having acquired immunity from infection.

The US is close to 50%, with another good chunk of people with immunity from infection and our cases are dropping a good deal. The season changing is going to be some of it, but cases are dropping even as activities increase.

I'm not saying it is done, as much as anything because we need billions of doses of vaccine still, but there is lots of reason to be pretty hopeful.
Pen and pad of paper
Thank you! I can’t help but sweat certain details otherwise I every time I look at the app I cringe. (I still cringe but a little less)
How so? My friend told me just last week that all the charging stations where full because even if 20-30 min might not seem like a long time, on a busy station the queues becomes intense. Meetings are missed if you don’t plan ahead.
Are there any policy choices between those two extremes?
I am most familiar with Python and I am using it for the complete work.

The Telegram bot is written using a async-based library (telethon).

I should have also explained this in the post that when the user asks the bot to run the script, I do a `thread.start()`
The color grade in GTA is of course an artistic choice and rendering the entire game with foggy overcast light and a strong green tinge (which btw. is not how German cities look, we aren't living in a bad color transfer of The Matrix) makes it look bad at the macro level. The details might be enhanced by this method, but honestly it's kind of hard to tell from a heavily compressed 720p Youtube video. What looks okay or even better in a video doesn't have to look better interactively, uncompressed, in native resolution.

Hot take: The overall tone of the style produced using this dataset comes from capture artifacts.
Makes sense. Politics is just the study of power and a political system is just a codified process for transferring and leveraging power, but it's all based on human nature which is universal.
I'm suspicious of the code presented in the title.

- It looks like JavaScript, so the explicit weak comparison against a boolean is unnecessary

- I believe and& will be a parse error

- I don't think you'll want to assign a value to the age variable in the condition
Any bank can create money by lending fractionally reserves. The fact that governors used their regional state run banks to lend to themselves to cover for their bad austerity policies was one of the main reasons for the 80s and 90s brazilian inflation problem.

> I suggest double checking your sources and pro-privatization stance with care.

I don't remember saying that I have a pro-privatization stance. I just wrote that they happened. Your sentence suggest that you are inconvenienced by that therefore you are the one has a "stance" on the matter.
"Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity"...
Why would I want to then. Or why would anyone want to. Or why is it of any importance. There's a pretty clear intent behind that question.
REDGPU SDK now ships with GPU ray tracing (using RadeonRays 4.1)
Also, the population segment that matches all three conditions will be far from 'micro'.
If you wanted one based on Scheme, I'd actually just point straight at Guix. In our communities we often consider Nix/Guix an improvement on Gentoo in most possible ways, so wanting a Gentoo sounds odd like wanting to downgrade from Rust to C (I should probably nuance this view)... Yes there's no global no-multilib flag, so you have to put in some legwork to get the equivalent, but frankly you have to ask why you want that in the first place in a paradigm where none of your programs share libraries anyway. Indeed USE flags as a concept feel superseded.
I am women and often check "male" in combos to avoid weird assumptions about me.
> ...made it difficult for them to follow the same paths as commodified drugs like cacao or tobacco.

This is the first I've heard of cacao being referred to as a drug. Is this the same cacao used in the production of chocolate?
Does drug use and poor financial decisions, regardless of age, context, and scale, make you a fundamentally bad police officer? I'm not sure that's a bandwagon I can blindly jump on.
Google Photos also takes quite a bit with loading older thumbnails, especially a few years ago.
Node is amazing, but it was Electron that really made Node something that every school kid had to learn.

As long as Electron has no plans to support Deno, it will be WAY behind in traction.

/useless prediction
> The only thing I didn't agree is that Rockstar is incapable of improving their engine further. Since GTA-III, this is somewhat a deliberate stylistic choice up to a certain point, like how Source engine is also opinionated about how its games look.

RDR2 is based on further development of the GTA5 engine and is arguably the best looking open world game at this time.
Perhaps you should try Exherbo then.

They take the opposite approach and insist that all users be contributors and are often unwilling to provide support to users that aren't at least somewhat contributing back. Their dream is a system where all users are contributors.
Congrats on launching!

I'm sure some people would use this, but I wouldn't. The dealbreaker is the server-side connection to my mail server.

You (and anyone else!) can make all the promises you want, but your servers will always be a black box for me, and I have sensitive corporate and government data that I can't allow other people to read.
VMware Names Raghu Raghuram as CEO
Should Alimony Laws Be Changed?
It is about time state stop meddling in marriage initiated by 2 consenting adults.

I have right to spend my money/wealth according to my wish ( after paying taxes). How the hell we end up with this unjust law?
Thanks for the follow-up. I really appreciate it.