skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's a really wishful-thinking reading of history. Back when women were coming into the workplace, no, a non-political workplace was not the thing called for -- a male workplace was what was called for. If you need a movie, watch North Country (based on the nonfiction book Class Action).

Then, as now, is that people show up to work in the bodies they have and they get shit for it. People get agitated because there are problems in the world they want to fix. Just 'cause they're not problems for you doesn't mean they're not problems. It's easy to pretend its all about fluidgender otherkin when it's not your problem.
I was getting desperate for income; sole earner for a family of five. One of my interviews, I totally forgot the syntax to JOIN in SQL. Full on blank. It is like forgetting how to tie your shoes. The second I walked out, of course, the incredibly simple operation came back to memory. They didn’t call me back.

Another one: question was how to have a box in the DOM that when you click it, it goes away (back in 2011). Follow up: 10 concurrent users and 10 boxes and if anyone clicks any box, it disappears for everyone. Both were easy. Next follow up: 1 million users and 1 million boxes. I had to admit that that was an entirely different problem and much harder due to $reasons and I wouldn’t know how to do it and would have to seek help. Figured I’d doomed myself; however I got the job.
If you could say one thing to a person currently using vs code to get them to try sublime, what would that be? It can't be "speed".
Soon?
They did pull the same app when it was called “vigilante”

Not sure how the owners got it through again, but they somehow slipped it through after the namechange.

I suspect it won’t last long on their, particularly after they very publicly and loudly offered money for vigilantes to go after an innocent person.
Including this one
Also: You can't heavily recruit top performers from name-brand schools then are shocked they don't want to exclusively grind some PM's Jira tickets.
I suppose they're wagering that the police won't do a detailed evaluation of the suitability of the space for habitation.
Yes, because I spent the first two decades of my life trapped with a very wide variety of these people. To be clear, I'm specifically talking about the overt activist community.

You have no idea how many hours I was forced to watch cravenly dishonest videos about reproductive biology. It may be anecdotal, but I believe the characterization I'm offering of these people is universal to that activist community and entirely accurate. I would gently suggest you not be so dismissive with a cliched reply like "anecdotes aren't data" which isn't particularly relevant here.
The graphic isn't about genocide. It's about all the things mentioned.
PHP has to be one of the easiest set ups. Even more so nowadays if you're just grabbing a docker image...
No, Marxists utilize thieves as a resource. They can be mobilized to destabilize social cohesion wherever signs of organized resistance appear.
Sony/Microsoft/Nintendo get to avoid competition because games aren't important? I don't like that argument.

At the end of the day, it's a company telling a consumer what they can or can't do with their own property. Sony saying you can't buy a game from anyone else is just anti-competitive BS. It isn't fair to consumers, and it isn't fair to developers.

Hopefully the court rules in favor of Epic, and this case is used as precedent to go against the game console monopolies next.

Also, for what it's worth, the "real" reason why game consoles aren't allowed to be jailbroken under DMCA rules (whereas phones, computers, and other devices are) is because, currently, most people only want to do it to commit piracy. Of course, that's because there are no other legitimate software vendors for that hardware. It's a chicken and egg problem.
Things taste better from a glass bottle. Which is how most drinks would be sold. The only downside was broken glass everywhere. Not uncommon for kids getting serious cuts just playing in the neighbourhood couple times a year. Sometimes main arteries, and death was a possibility.
I wonder if this would improve or hinder my Jiu Jitsu.
please post this link to the news guidelines in the UI for submitting

https://news.ycombinator.com/submit
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Sure, I don't actually know what your argument is to rebut? I know many people who would like to buy a ford ranger sized truck, but manufacturers discontinued them a decade ago because fuel efficiency regulations disincentivized them.
Or they are just doing this intentionally to make M2 look good 0.0
Sure, mainstream opinions may be wrong, that often happens. However, they're still mainstream opinions, not a few rare extremists that can be just pushed out to edges and excluded. So you can disagree with their wrong opinions, and work to change their mind, but until they do - and even if they don't - in the workplace, you have to be able to work together with people strongly holding those wrong opinions; however wrong these peoople are, they should have equal rights to you. (I mean, weren't you also suggesting throwing out some people off workplaces because of their views?)

And one definitely can advocate for tolerance for the intolerant as well - IIRC Jefferson explitly argued that we should, Popper argues that it won't turn out well and we shouldn't, I'd probably argue for something like John Rawl's position which is essentially tolerance up until actual imminent threat to physical security or perserveration of key institutions, i.e. intolerance of intolerant only as an extraordinary measure, but there are many reasonable arguments about this, there's no consensus agreement on any solution to the paradox of tolerance.
But the workload shouldn’t change - the same number of arrests and prosecutions can be made before and after the law is passed.
Problem of Induction
UFO Photo Ever Taken?
Had anyone gotten a lower rate?
Thousands of years? Get a grip. The US and New Zealand were only colonized by Europeans within the last few hundred years, and all three countries have generally similar cultural/religious backgrounds.
Good article but I would like to point out that I too looked into the Windows Text Services Framework years ago and it was literally the worst designed and implemented API I had ever worked with in my career. I got ahold of some engineers within Microsoft to ask wtf? and their response was that was written by some disconnected Asian office who understood Asian requirements well but were terrible architects.
Not sure if you were being sarcastic, but as someone with friends in the corporate side of a large grocery chain (guess which one from my username), this is absolutely a reason food deserts exist. The finances for them just don’t work.
I'm trying to avoid getting involved in politics online. I have a bad habit of speaking my mind and getting into arguments. I'm starting to realize I'm not doing anyone any good, especially me. I think we are struggling to live in a world where everyone's opinion is everywhere. For me at least, I need to learn to live and let live.
Call me when every other highly tech field has “bootcamps” pumping out grads that employers in their respective fields will actually look at and hire.
Gift Logic: Labors of love flourish online under fandom’s social norms
I just did, and they're generics made here in Canada.

I'm not sure what your point is meant to be, but I'll just mention that the main COVID vaccines (other than Moderna) all had their research and development in the EU.

BioNTech is in fact headquartered in the town my father is from (Mainz, Germany).
Vehicle drivers decide what vehicles they buy, but pedestrians do not. The Regulations (or lack thereof) incentivize vehicles that kill more pedestrians
A lot of non-impulsive crime has long been planned with probable sentences factored in - both in terms of quantities of drugs carried, types of things stolen, age of perpetrators used, etc. They don't need to Google; they can talk to fellow criminals.
Natively supporting Hebrew and other RTL languages is absolutely not worth the misery it has inflicted on programmers.

> Nostalgia for the simplicity of the past ends up having ugly cultural implications

Or maybe people's instinctive nostalgia is correct and the artificial culture of postmodern globalism actually sucks.
I have this on an Artix 7 FPGA board. It works well for what it is, but what I really want is a proper case. A replica C65 case would be optimal, but I can't even find a 3D-printed case for this board (specifically a Nexys 4DDR). Any suggestions?
There are two variants I've seen: LCD and OLED. I don't think they're rejects, but are instead some Chinese reverse engineering since, AFAIK, Apple doesn't sell this iPhone model with LCD displays. Plus, Apple has an iron grip on their supply chain.

They probably are inferior to the official Apple ones though (not that I'd care enough to pay 3-6x the price)
No kidding. The lockout rate (which leads to shared passwords so people can work) etc gets crazy with these systems.
I am conflicted about Flutter. Is it worth learning, over, say Angular (for web) or Xamarin (for mobile and cross platform stuff)?

Flutter for web was just released after a long time in beta stage. It looks like a good language and framework, but I don't see many options for customization. And frankly, the UI composition syntax is tasteless, in my view (Compared to React, which is awesome, or Angular, which is verbose and complex but still understandable)
They made guys go out and buy $30 grand worth of equipment if they wanted to have access to parts/info.

Gee. That'll buy some nice CNC gear, maybe even the sort you could use to fabricate watch parts.

(Obviously an exaggeration given the exacting tolerances and other requirements, but if a few dozen of you got together and pooled your resources...)
> I already have JSX and TypeScript plugins installed. Should I remove those?

Yes, you're likely best off uninstalling third party syntaxes for those languages.

> When will there be a `~/Library/Sublime Text 4/` directory now?

See https://www.sublimetext.com/docs/side_by_side.html
Have you seen anyone using this for vim? Do you have any example of how that might look, or insight into whether it would work?
https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/download/pdf/wag...
If only he had a union. But the "right to work" is the right to be fired for any reason or none.
It is my problem. That's arrogant of you to assume that I don't care about people and injustice.

But the fact is, we are talking about absurdity in the workplace right now. We aren't talking about equal pay for black people or women. We aren't talking about equal consideration of homosexual people for jobs. When we talk of it hypothetically that's how it is framed so as to paint everyone tired of it as an evil bigot, but when it occurs in the workplace, it's a CEO getting fired for wearing anime shirts to work, it's a petition to require Google to issue a formal statement on the Israel Palestine conflict. The people that don't want politics in every waking moment of their lives, it's not that they just don't want to see their boss get fired for throwing a black guy's resume in the trash. It's that they're sick of every person's pet crusade being blasted into their lives and having to nod in eager agreement lest they be destroyed for not being one of the Good Guys™.
What's interesting is we have a sort of 'natural experiment' in the US, where a significant fraction of the population in Minnesota, the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, and the Dakotas, are descended from Scandinavians.

They have a very low crime rate, several times lower than the white average. There was a study on this, and Swedish-Americans and Norwegian-Americans commit crime at about the same rate as Swedes and Norwegians, which is to say, not often.
I'm wondering how this really works. It seems like the situation might be a lot worse with electronics than cars.

The upstream vendor may discontinue a part so nobody could repair it if they didn't already buy enough inventory. Products sometimes have to get redesigned just to keep manufacturing them.

To really make this work, they'd have to keep enough parts inventory for the expected lifetime of a product (beyond warranty repairs), and also resell them to whoever asks.

I'd guess OEMs are reluctant to sell replacement parts so they don't get cleaned out and can't do their own repairs?

A systematic fix for this might require more standardization and less churn in the industry.

Cars get recycled by junkyards so that's another source for parts for older cars. There's probably a lot less money in that for electronics.
Not quite. It’s also about producing society. https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/download/pdf/wag...
I assume Ford’s lawyers are all over this, as the liability is immense, and Ford has deep pockets.
Where is the line item for paying with Visa/MasterCard/etc?
Antonio García Martínez:

"Most women in the Bay Area are soft and weak, cosseted and naive despite their claims of worldliness, and generally full of shit. They have their self-regarding entitlement feminism, and ceaselessly vaunt their independence, but the reality is, come the epidemic plague or foreign invasion, they’d become precisely the sort of useless baggage you’d trade for a box of shotgun shells or a jerry can of diesel."
What happens on the other side of the interview process
Japan has a whole industry of cute girls in bikini or other costumes posing suggestively while acting cute or innocent known as Gravure Idols. I once asked
a Japanese friend why when you have porn, he replied something like "It's hard to fantasize about a pornstar being your girlfriend/wife".
A well-written GPU driver is a complete copy of an entire OS stack — inverted around the kernel driver. It's going to have at least one Unix-like OS (FW driver), a compiler, a driver-stack, network protocols, etc. I think of a GPU (and its SW stack) like Quade.
With ST4 we have native support for windows IME and better keyboard support on Linux and Mac OS. The long press has been working for ages as far as I'm aware.
If you need to cook an egg, you can serve 1 request per second with PHP and use your CPU as heat source.
No, it's not. Enough people hold the opposite view to at least agree that it is not obvious.

It is fine to have an opinion on the matter, but it is unwise to believe that opinion to be so obvious that arguing for it is unnecessary.
"not being able to escape anxiety-inducing situations"

This sounds like an emotionally abusive environment unless you happen to agree with the political agenda being pushed. To feel socially pressured to go along or else be ostracized from your work is fairly awful.

I'm fortunate that I've worked in a rather politically balanced industry which naturally turns out to be apolitical as a consequence of mere demographics.
ST4 on Windows and Linux use vsync to render animations like smooth scrolling at the monitors refresh rate.
does serializing parts affect the stolen goods market? I.E. if parts are serialized, presumably they can be made to not be usable in repairs.
Ask HN: Former employees that went through an acquisition with equity payout
What was the timeline on the equity payout, and how was the payout managed?

Were there any gotchas you discovered at this stage?
Any sports stats apis. The ‘why’ is that you ultimately turn that stuff into a table anyway.
A major part of "politics at work" is actually politics about the workplace -- see also, the recent Basecamp kerfuffle, which turned out to be about actions taken by employees in the office. Trying to ban politics is well and good, but what happens when the politics are about things that happened in your office?

Politics are inevitable. Companies ought to try to manage discussion realistically, rather than covering their eyes and ignoring the problem.
What's the point of making the content if people aren't able to access it?

Don't you want someone to find it and appreciate it?

Or are you only interested in readers without disabilities or disadvantages, and who are willing to put in some busywork?
A dark roast that is aged would taste bland. Usually darker roast = faster degradation.
In other news, Leadership positions requires you to lead and deal with people and their problems
You should look into the Democracy at Work movement. https://www.democracyatwork.info/

EDIT: Just downvoting. No opinions about the above?
> For most people, a society that doesn't punish criminals is simply uncivilized. I tend to agree.

Punishment is one thing, and it certainly is good for a feeling of justice. But the real problem San Francisco is experiencing is lack of deterrent. That's related, but not quite the same.

If there is a way to keep up the deterrent, but sacrifice some punishment to get more rehabilitation then that's worth discussing. That's what Scandinavia is trying to do (in addition to other policies that affect crime rate). A prison turns out to be a good deterrent even if you don't get raped there.

In comparison, just not prosecuting theft at all is removing not just the punishment, it's also removing the deterrent, and I don't see how it's going to rehabilitate anyone. Obviously punishing the theft as a misdemeanor was supposed to be the deterrent, but without enforcement all that's left is a total failure.
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A test I like to use to isolate my concerns is replacement.

Replace "actual money" with "fake money" in this casino example. Is the streamer playing poker entertaining, or are people watching because of the high-stakes gambling?

Replace "woman" for "man" in these tub streams. Are people watching for the games or the streamer's personality, or for their body?

I'd go so far as to say you should be able to replace within any protected class with minimal effect on viewership. If that's not true, there's some bias being expressed.
Nah that's bad use case for it. Batteries don't work well in cold and all that extra weight would make probably halve its range.
They offer all that, and also restrict others from doing the same. What term would one use for that?
> Doesn't need to be carbon negative, it just needs to be less bad than what we're doing currently with ICE.

That’s what I meant. I guess all in, EVs have to be better than ICEs?
One of the most ridiculous places to insist on ASCII recently was... the Unicode consortium: https://twitter.com/Laserhedvig/status/1395338394713079810
Somewhere farther down another commenter asked if I would consider it race neutral if it was dark magenta.

My response was yeah sure.

If it is not a real skin tone it is neutral and i would feel just as attached to it and feel it is raceless equally as bright yellow. I don't feel anymore or less represented either.

*edited for spelling
If you've watched the Simpsons, the "Simpsons Yellow" is white, it is clearly demonstrated in the show - Apu isn't yellow! It undermines your whole point!
Is it possible that there are things people might rather do than spend 8 hours a day coding enterprise web-apps, for 30 years? I wish I had the option to self-select out. I would much rather spend time with our toddler. If my wife were to volunteer to take up a programming job, because she wanted to relieve the need for time and resources from me so I could do what I want- is that relationship best described as oppression?
Sure, but they did more than that supplementing law enforcement where it was deficient like providing "secret service" to Lincoln, pursuing "Western" outlaws, like the ones robing banks and trains, etc. Before the FBI came into existence it had some of that role because the state was not providing it. Arguably, with the strikers and such, the state was absent from the dispute when it should have been there mediating.

Point is, if the state is not providing these services, then the demand will make it profitable for someone to fill the role.
A lot of things are "political", but not that many are political.

> Try sharing something, anything and I’ll make it political in 2 easy steps.

Yeah, see, that's the problem. The problem isn't that everything is in some way political. It's people who are looking to make things political. (In fact, that could be a functional definition of woke-ness.)

You don't want that at work. Eventually, the woke people will find a way to turn on some of your most valuable and most talented employees. That's not going to end well, no matter who wins the fight.
I never understood why anyone would shit where they live.
This is how some people get away with registering commercial big rigs as not for hire and for towing their giant fifth wheels
Why do so many people indulge in casual mockery? Is it because we are told not to respect authority or institutions but instead to respect ideas? I see no reverence anymore; just casual mockery everywhere one turns. I am constantly awestruck all the time by how amazingly beautiful everything is in GNU/Linux world. What would I do without FOSS!
https://gabbwireless.com/
Did the explanation not make sense?

I just made that build-a-blocks.html page/file today, so the essence has yet to come

But the idea is basically Linux for literature (or creative writing)

In any case thanks for checking it out
In theory, I love the idea of web builders such as this. I think creating simple CRUD apps is still surprisingly difficult but this tool seems to strike the right balance between complexity and simplicity. At least from the marketing it appears that way. I look forward to playing around with this and I hope for continued integration with as many tools as possible.
> There is nothing to suggest the man acted improperly at work.

We've had this discussion already, but claiming sexist views is going to be a problem for you whether you do it at work or elsewhere because of how laws around hostile work environments and notice work. Particularly, if you go on to actually create a hostile work environment (as one might reasonably suppose you will, having publicly espoused the relevant views), then the company might be on the hook for enhanced damages based on the idea that they knew or ought to know you posed a risk. Best not to do it in a high profile way if you want to work for a big company where people are sensitive to that sort of thing.

If you want this to stop being the case, there are a few things that would need to happen. It might be that a combination of these would suffice:

You'd need to convince workers to not believe that someone who says sexist stuff in a book is going to cause a problem for them.

You'd need to convince workers to put aside their personal interests in this matter for the greater good (that being the right to write a book that says sexist things but still work at Apple, or wherever).

You'd need to change the law so that companies who know or should know that they have a risky worker don't pay any extra penalty if that worker goes on to harass someone.

There are probably more complex things you could do to solve this problem but I guess those three are the simplest.
don't worry all the COVID related research is spot-on
Steel bodywork on modern cars is typically galvanized very thoroughly and/or given other protective coatings prior to painting, so dents generally aren't at risk of rusting. That said, people tend to not like having even cosmetic damage to their cars. It's reasonably easy to hammer out, fill, prep, and paint dents in traditional bodywork, but bare metal doesn't really have that option (especially if, as Elon Musk claims, it's significantly work-hardened--I am somewhat skeptical about that, since it could significantly reduce crashworthiness without a ton of engineering).