skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Anyone who puts their own capital into some enterprise is a capitalist. It doesn’t require a particular job title or upbringing. Whether it’s two people working out of a garage and feeding themselves from their own savings in order to build a new business, or employees of a business who buy the business from its former owner, it’s all capitalism.

Socialism and Communism were all about turning over all forms of ownership over to the government, and then allowing the government to decide who gets what and who is allowed to work where. In the end that puts all of the wealth and decision–making power into the hands of a single autocratic leader, no matter what the propaganda might claim.
I didn’t say she was “far left.” I said she’s “solidly left wing.” Which based in her positions she is.

The fact that Democrats in the media don’t like her doesn’t mean a thing. They’re the reason nearly every major 2020 candidate raised their hand to wildly unpopular ideas like decriminalizing illegal border crossing and universal healthcare for illegal immigrants. Catering to them destroyed the candidacy of Elizabeth Warren: https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/elizabeth-warren-boo.... They’re the reason why Democrats nearly lost 2020 until voters of color saved their butts by making Biden the candidate (which the Warren supporters in the media had written off totally).

The fact that folks on the right like her also proves nothing. That’s just the opposite side of nearly every 2020 Democratic candidate marching in lockstep to extreme positions. Gabbard gets attention from the right because the entire lineup (besides Biden) is “celebrate your abortion” while Gabbard was like “hey, a third of Democrats identify as pro life, so let’s stick with safe legal and rare.” (https://www.vice.com/en/article/43k5db/tulsi-gabbards-stance...)

People on /r/politics and other “very online people are not “real voters.” Those are the people who thought Elizabeth Warren was a viable candidate. The real voters are people like my parents who tuned in on Super Tuesday to propel Biden to the nomination.
I guess the question is how to make profit on the backend. I'm not sure this is fairly obvious. I mean YouTubers can still do their sponsorships, but what about the people that run nodes? Use whatever interface you want, but how does the infrastructure hosts make money? I think this is something bitcoin (partially) solved by mining but there's still a non-obvious solution here.
Oh, thank you. Very interesting, that is exactly what it is:

https://www.google.com/search?q=lenovo+charger+gan
It's a good thing we have Hollywood to help us calibrate our moral compasses!
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Oh sorry I understand that sounds dark. I'm not suicidal to be sure. There are other ways of go out before that.

It's just really how people my age feel looking at the world. We wanted things to be better and they aren't. War in Israel, pandemics where half the population can't even agree we are in one, political instability, the constant pressure to afford the life our parents had even though they had it easier. It's just a lot for our generation to deal with.
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But thats just it. It's working for you. Not others. And increasingly so.
> "It just requires someone who has the proper training, proper certification

Certification? I don't think so, why would you even...

> Tim Herbert, executive vice president for research at CompTIA.

Ahhh... it's an advertisement for a bad certification program.
When does the data of this CRM become actionable? It feels to me like a lot of paperwork to maintain, but I can't see what one will do with it. What is the "value" of doing data-entry so I can see that I made it to one interview round at Company X? It's not like I can move myself onto Round two myself.

The nature of the interviewing process is that the company manages it, the candidate just needs to respond to the recruiter and make themselves available for the subsequent steps of the process.

Unless I am missing something?
Ok, that was way over my head. All of it but e.g.

> measured by time to render a quad evaluating the hash at each pixel

What do hash functions have to do with pixels?
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I think the dictatorship killed him. The pilots just made an unfortunate decision that was understandable given the lack of information and fighter jet on their wing.
Phthalates and other hormone disrupters, both in vitro and as a growing youth, are also a cause. Children are being immersed in chemicals that are harmful, and it is fucking up their hormonal, endocrine, and other systems that guide/form/control our sex.
i'll make this space whatever i want. no one tells me what kind of space this is. i decide what space this is for me. you don't define what "this space is" for me or anyone else, I decide I make this place what I choose it to be for myself, and so does everyone else. seems you have a problem with that.

you dont think stories are interesting intellectually? they're the most effective way to convey meaning.

how intellectually curious is it to assume that you know everything, can dismiss all hidden connections and have contempt for the beliefs of others? that's not great, you're defending your contempt of someone's belief in the context of a story about their relatives passing. and now you try to define what this space is, and I suppose you live by that, do you? the irony is you don't even live by what you say it is.

you, dude, were already up on that high horse before i got up here to address you.

you want me to address you from the ground? yeah, i get that's where you'd like to see people...you just wnat to say your peice and have everyone silent... but if i see you push someone, i push back and now you don't like that, that's a big irony: you're the one up on the high horse. that's the irony, you don't like it if someone comes up there to address you. Ok for you, but not others? if you can't take it bro, don't dish it out yeah.
Yes, they knew going in how unfair Apple is, but they knew the alternative, being shut out from half of their customers, was worse. And are you really suggesting that all app developers need to form a cartel to level the playing field with Apple? If not, how do you suppose they all leave en masse, rather than some staying behind to steal the market share the others left behind?
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But nothing has come along. Nothing is getting fixed. We can't even pass infrastructure bills in this country because half of it is fuckimg idiotic.
Then you'd also need a +10V supply for the port's +5V input, and to convert logical levels for communication between them. That would be trickier than just amplifying them because low/high of 0V/5V would become 5V/10V. Constant voltage offsets are generally a real pain.
Seems to have been dotslashed.
I guess I'm just more open minded about those things. I think you can do that, as well as treat science with respect (I have a chemistry degree after all). I just think it's good not to think the sum of what we have in science is everything that is.
Fumpster Dire seems like it would be a good band name.
The words on this particular page are probably 100 percent true, but quoting Grover "Stalin Did Nothing Wrong" Furr is very funny
> Somehow I get the inkling that terrorist groups probably aren't going to start trying to crash into office buildings with a Cessna.

1994 - Cessna 150 vs. White House South Lawn https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Eugene_Corder

2002 - Cessna 172 vs. Bank of America Tower https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2002_Tampa_Cessna_172_crash

2010 - Piper Dakota vs. IRS office in Austin https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010_Austin_suicide_attack
I think in general people severely underestimate how useful seemly unrelated experience or knowledge is.

Keeping with the example of creating an OS kernel, foundational programming skills translate across everything. So kernel development shouldn't be a negative signal in regards to programming ability.

In regards to kernel development itself, I think it's probably very valuable experience not because of the programming but because of the perspective the person has gained. I have no experience with kernel development, but I would hazard that you need a very different mindset and approach compared to application development.

I think the perspective you gain from being forced to adopt a different mindset and approach is massively undervalued by most people because it's not immediately obvious how that experience is useful or directly applicable.
It is if you have no emotions involved. The people he is trying to help are the kind that struggle to avoid debt due to lack of self control. His method is about creating emotional feedback that keeps people going.
Until said tiny lenses start demolishing the market is the bigger lenses. Thus the death of the low end and mid end cameras.
How can you upvote 'counternarratives' while going along with what the mainstream media says is the 'real story'?

If you lay all the pieces of data out on a table, it's pretty easy to deduce this virus most likely originated from Wuhan.

The fact that China is not fully complying with releasing early COVID records and that the WHO is being sued says a lot...
There are at least one million people in the US who have more than enough experience for an entry-level cybersecurity position; all they need is a few weeks of training (to start) and an employer that isn't demanding twenty years of experience and a CISSP for $50k with crap healthcare and inadequate PTO.

Also, employees are not some company's property. At-will employment goes two ways, and if you want to treat them as if they were property you may as well just turn off the lights now because it will not end well.
I agree with you in large part, but you are forgetting that pentalobe tools are not easy to find in some countries. In Chile, which is a relatively developed country compared to its neighbors, I went to a shop to buy a pentalobe screwdriver. It took me a couple of afternoons to find the shop. They quoted me something like $35 for a set of screwdrivers (they didn't sell them individually), or $30 to do the service for me.
To centralize is to share rules and information. Without shared information, humans cannot work with and communicate with one other. The goal of decentralization should be to fix the power imbalance embedded in our current central structures, whether it's Google with email or Github with git.

People should instead be incentivized to centralize in their own local communities, i.e. their family, friends, coworkers, local businesses, community centers, etc... Accomplishing this will likely require effort on multiple fronts, from increased regulation over the tech sector, to creating products that empower communities to run these services themselves.
Spoken like someone who never lived a day in Soviet Russia.
This was be far the worst reply that did absolutely nothing to provide insight to the situation.
Tech decentralizing from San Francisco isn't proven yet, it's still novel and like other implementations of decentralized systems could fail. It'll take years to see how it plays out and by then it might just re-centralize.
Flag does get abused sometimes, but it also acts as a safety valve for getting flamewars off the front page quickly. Dang feels strongly about keeping things civil on HN, and so do most of us.
here's a pretty detailed analysis of what Western officials were saying in 1990 and 1991.

I haven't gone through every single line with a magnifying glass but even an ex Director Of The CIA claims the West promised to not expand NATO.

https://nsarchive.gwu.edu/briefing-book/russia-programs/2017...
You’re right, it does look like this website is implying that NAC is a cure for COVID-19, and that is absolutely not the case. NAC can have some long term effects and interactions many people don’t understand or are aware of.
It links to the one hour interview at YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYbNh3NS7jA .

His views on Rust starts at https://youtu.be/aYbNh3NS7jA?t=1353 .

Go at https://youtu.be/aYbNh3NS7jA?t=1472 . (Short)

Julia at https://youtu.be/aYbNh3NS7jA?t=1485

After making his comments about Julia, "I"m sure in 5 minutes that will be on Hacker News with a counter-example" (of a web server in Julia "with a lot of mileage out of it).

TypeScript at https://youtu.be/aYbNh3NS7jA?t=1566 . Of the four mentioned language, that has the most influence on Python.
No thanks, but 15/85 sounds more reasonable. :)
They're fake / fraudulent requirements, it's questionable which side is being more unethical.

Entry level with min 3-5 years of experience in cyber security, yeah, that's bullshit. Either they're outright lying, dramatically exaggerating about what they need, or dangerously incompetent.

When someone sets up fraudulent requirements for a job listing, they're priming the ground for dishonesty all around (they're being dishonest with the job listing to begin with), and they become partially responsible for the context.

If I put out a job listing for $250,000 / year and demand people have 3-5 years of experience at telepathy, I'm going to get a lot of candidates willing to lie on their application. The same principle comes into effect when you put out any manner of fraudulent requirements for jobs; to the extent your listing is fraudulent, is the extent to which it's going to cause problems one way or another.
It was the company’s money and when I explained why I was choosing those flights (being careful to pick the cheapest option that met my criteria) they were fine with it.
Especially if you wear a wedding band!
Imagine in any other industry, where the candidate mentions
irrelevant job experience, and expect that to be the criteria for acceptance into the job.

For example, an actor applying for a role in a commercial might cite their side role in doing a theatrical production of hamlet for their community, but the interviewers (an advertising production agency) might only want to care how much professional experience they have shooting commercials.

Sure, these experiences in "unrelated" work might show qualities that could be applied to this job. But you aint paid for your broad and wide interests in the topic - you are paid on being able to implement some work/feature that somebody else told you to do. And in fact, if you require intrinsic motivation to actually perform well, you might end up being a liability to the team, rather than an asset - after all, if the work is boring, and you lack intrinsic motivation for it, you might slack off, or over-engineer it to make the work more interesting to you. Or you might end up being a difficult person to work with for other team members because you sit so far above them intellectually.
Workers still aren't sure bosses got their position due to being male, tall, and having a loud voice, or having the position handed to them via nepotism
I found it curious that he entirely failed to understand what differs between C++ and Rust. He used the same words people use, but assembled them in a way that diverges from reality.
That was my experience eighteen months ago as well.

Four months ago, when we put in the work server, it works great. Not perfectly, some bugs with key management across multiple devices, but smooth enough to be the grand central station of our all-remote company.
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You must be a newer human. Slashdot is a venerable news site of old, with a very interesting comment and moderation scheme.

Just because something is different does not make it horrible. I actually rather like /. and think many others do as well.
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That works. Thanks for looking it up.
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"Eventually you end up with the worst of both: a centralised system wrapping a phony pretense of blockchain. All of the energy waste, and none of the decentralisation"

The author presents themselves as familiar with blockchain applications, but I believe the statement above has two incorrect assumptions.

For one, if a developer aims to reduce energy use, they can deploy on a PoS chain.

Also, not every decentralized application has a "phony pretense of decentralisation". Sure there are some applications like that, but decentralized exchanges for instance, could not work anywhere else other than on a blockchain.
If your phone is a central part of your IT job (you mention tools), then you need flexibility. But if you're like me any just use it as a phone, casual web browser, and messenger device, freedom is no value. I'm confident all the basic important stuff will be available and if it's not, I don't really care anyway. I don't want to have to think about or manage my phone. I want it to just do its basic job and get out of my way. I think a lot of people are like this.
Oh, are you an expert on farming?
The idea of voting is that the wisdom of the crowd self selects "the best" content, so why do we need a "safety valve" as you claim?
Yea, but you can break the paper trail behind the funding coins if you want to. Would use something like Tornado or Monero.
This was 15 years ago, so it would be $15.90 today.
Yeah it’s not much, but I’d rather have cloudflare think about that than me. Especially if the only cost is 15 minutes of DNS configuration, it seems very cheap for the peace of mind.
Something looks wrong to me though: a = input(‘coefficient of x squared’) is not a function. Well, it's not a function in a mathematical sense - an entity that provides a mapping between two sets (with some bells and whistles but let's leave it aside for now). Since the result of this "function" does not depend in any way on the input parameter and can be anything, that doesn't look like a functional solution of anything, it's just declaring that the issue does not exist. I mean, most non-functional languages don't care their functions aren't functions, and they are completely fine with it. But if you specifically declare you're going for functional approach and mention Haskell and IO monads, maybe you should?
That's exactly the kind of take I'm talking about. All you've written is phrased to make it sound as negative as possible, but very little sounds like actual illegality. Permitting exponential growth and maintaining business relationships: what business wouldn't want to do that? Deliberately not reporting or delaying reports: sounds bad, but actually these reports are judgement calls, there can be legitimate differences of opinion. The violations of internal policy in your link sound like the same sort of thing: they're written to sound as though closing more suspicious accounts is always good and less is always bad, but actually suspicion is not proof, there can be genuine disagreement, and there's an equal and opposite story about people's accounts being closed for no good reason. 10,000 pages sounds like a lot, but it's to hide the lack of a smoking gun; all there is is a bunch of judgement calls that with the full benefit of hindsight we say were unreasonable because they lead to bad outcomes.

And compare this to Bitcoin where there is no judgement call, no KYC at all, anyone can move money anywhere. I suppose it's harder to gather 10,000 pages about how poor the judgement calls were in hindsight when no-one's making those judgements, but I would hope that HN of all places would look past the sound and fury and pay attention to the actual outcomes.
Yeah, my old PSU would just shut down whenever I play an old game with vsync off. I’m thinking it couldn’t keep up with sudden power requirement. I recently replaced it with a better PSU and I’m not getting any of these shutdowns again.
I think Windows 10 Delivery Optimization tech is a great example of (nearly) decentralized tech:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/deployment/update/w...
I agree the method he presents isn't mathematically optimal. We're also on a forum with many engineers and highly analytical people, which isn't his target audience. To use one of his quotes, "if you cared about being mathematically optimal, you wouldn't be in this mess to begin with!"

His target audience is people who are living paycheck to paycheck, routinely taking loans to support a lifestyle they can't afford, and don't see how their spending habits are death by a thousand papercuts to their aspiration of being financially stable.

To be clear, I'm not a Dave Ramsey worshiper. I strongly disagree with some of his workplace policies and hope he gets taken to the cleaners with some of the lawsuits currently going through the system. I have listened to his show many times, but don't follow all his advice. I'm not paying my superbly low interest rate mortgage down faster than required.

I can't think of anyone responsible for getting more consumer debt eliminated than Dave Ramsey, and that should be commended. The vast majority of people would be far better off following his plan than continuing on their current trajectory.

He recently declared war on the time share industry, and I hope he makes waves by throwing his resources behind it.

https://youtu.be/o6VNi5hJpiU
If I copied and pasted some boilerplate requirements to save time, I would look for the candidate whose attitude is, "I'm so strong in other areas you haven't considered that you're going to overlook your requirements and make an exception for me" rather than the candidate who thinks, "I take bullet points so seriously that I'm going to focus on deceiving you into thinking I meet them when I actually don't". You will eventually find an employer who doesn't bother fact checking but is that the kind of employer you want?
The "A few good men" movie sequence is not really good.
First I cannot understand Jack Nicholson's answer and could not rely on the lips movements to get it. It is supposed to be the "you can't handle the truth" translation, but I miss the verb "vous ne ... pas la vérité".
Also the lips and mouth position to pronounce "la vérité" are not realistic, Jack seems to add a syllable at the very end.
The original argument was that 3rd party appstores would somehow affect the main appstore quality. And that argument is bs as Android demonstrates. So, please read the discussion and only comment once you understand the topic.
They delete it after 6 months if you don't connect, which would happen if the police had it. You also might not be able to log in without your phone for 2FA or your password manage for the password.

I guess storing backups on a device that's the property of somebody else would be a way. I'm guessing they won't go seizing non-suspects' property.
And I've had motherboards replaced by Toshiba, Fujitsu and just about everyone else whenever there's a major problem with an electronic device under warranty. Seems like the default "nuclear option" they use whenever the problem is non-obvious. And it didn't fix the problem more often than not.

Also I have a few ancient apple devices that work fine as ever. Though my wife does have a solid track record in destroying them (or any other brand).

Rossman's complaints didn't really bother me though. It's like a car mechanic griping at the manufacturer for making their life difficult, or a patent lawyer bashing the USPTO. Just the kind of thing you'd expect.
My understanding is they used faker.js to generate urls, and those urls referenced fakercloud. So the open source project faker.js ends up pointing you at fakercloud without realizing it.
The 150 story:

>on September 11, 1994

Wow.
I wasn't trying to be judgemental. It could be, for very valid reasons, that genuine enthusiasm for programming just isn't valued or is viewed indifferently at that place rather than necessarily being something that is either going be crushed out of you or else you'll leave or be pushed out...

Edit: grammar.