skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Tears to my eyes, those parents..

The tech for identifying remains must be quite advanced. I don't watch TV shows that might keep me informed on the topic but I imagine it's a well funded area, and like other medical areas the people working there have a strange relationship to their job, given 'job satisfaction' means, successfully identifying cause of death and aiding in criminal investigations as well as relief to families. Not work I could do, bravo to them.
Because it’s a coffin sized isolation box placed in the middle of a warehouse as a PR stunt for a company known for high pressure work for their low wage employees.
Someone (I believe it was a comment in HN) recently said that the way we have incentivized corporations and have structured the regulations around them, corporations have no choice but to behave as giant sociopaths.
Edsger Dijkstra Interview
What a great example of ridiculousness of web 3.0
researchsquare.com loads and then "An unexpected error has occurred." fullscreen. Disabling JS and CSS makes it worse. So un-scientific.
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Their petrol motorbikes are absolutely wonderful machines, I can't wait for their transition into electric!
Feynman started fixing radios and antennas as a kid.

During the Great Depression, people did not have enough money to hire a radio repairman, so they hired him instead. He started taking incrementally more difficult jobs, until he got very skilled at it.

Another cool fact about Feynman is that he had some built-in syntax highlighting for equations in his head. A very specific type of a condition known as grapheme-color synesthesia.
I love the idea! I have a UI suggestion: There is way too much wasted space. Information density is crucial for a search engine. It should be possible to see 20-30 results at a time without scrolling, at least on desktop. Right now only 2.5 results fit on my screen. Use the design of HN as a model!
That doesn’t make sense. Every physicist is an engineer and vice versa
I'd be very surprised if they were connected. Garam sira is apparently well attested as the origin and derivations from both words are common across the austronesian family. Similar sounds have been reconstructed in the proto- language as well. Not an expert here, but these sorts of false cognates are common enough and the distances far enough that it makes me suspicious. Do you have a more substantial source?
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I haven't made 7200 in the last year or worked at all, and I'm poor af as result :)
Capping and/or gradually lowering the the integral part seems like an elegant solution. Thanks for your input! This is something which is never told but should be part of every PID controller resource on the web.
I most assuredly hope the US judiciary does not make rules for Australia.
Paranoid a bit much?
Transferring to a new role within a large company is a completely different process than applying externally.
The final paragraph is the context I desperately needed for the article to have an impact.

"The Truth and Reconciliation Commission issued its final report on residential schools more than five years ago. The nearly 4,000-page account details the harsh mistreatment inflicted on Indigenous children at the institutions, where at least 3,200 children died amid abuse and neglect."
How did they die?
Nice, I tried doing the same, but by writing the curl command myself. It failed, it seems it requires ~the cookies~ because I was getting 403s. Thanks for the better idea!

Edit: Looks like all it needed was the Referrer header.
I found it - see my other comment, I shoulda put it here.

You have a point that I had overlooked, yet in fact the joules needed to make a pencil or anything else do go down a bit each year. Efficiency is not the only kind of economic growth, but a large contributor.

In contrast, the joules needed to mine a Bitcoin go up quite steeply as time goes on and fewer are left to mine, by design. So I don't think this is a fit.
While I don’t know if regulations are to blame or what their contribution this is quite true. Corporate policies are all designed around one thing - reducing litigation risk, wellness, health and safety, “ethics”, inclusivity etc. training/policies are all designed to cover their asses rather than actually improve outcomes.

Now whether this is purely an outcome of the regulatory landscape and how the legal system works or the outcome of simply natural selection for large entities regardless of the environment I don’t know.

Anyone that ever was in a position of a people manager in any corporate entity even a relatively small one knows exactly just how poorly these policies are structured from an individual perspective.

I manage people right now and if I see someone struggling whether it’s on a personal level or professional one my options are severely limited.

If I have a direct report that is clearly struggling with some personal issues taking them out for a coffee and asking them about what is going on would pretty much be against company policies and could put my position and the company at risk. The best I could do is essentially send out a refresher on some mental health help line that the company uses anything else opens me to a liability.
Who or what is asking that question?
The Scrolling Bach Project (channel)
https://www.feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/I_01.html
The Buddha Box?

I do like Amazon, but they seem very afraid of unionization, and seem to be going overboard on what a spectacular caring employer they are, along with caring about the enviornment too.

I noticed millions are going to be spent on electric delivery trucks. Why do I fear our taxes will be going to their marketing hootenanny in forms of credits?
Pizzagate-tier imo
Never seen such a lack of self-awareness in a comment.

And I've been here quite a while!

Americans having to adjust to other people's cultures. Imagine that.
It certainly seems very hard for a lot of people in countries with high vaccination percentage to cope with Corona being "just another disease" at this point.

My hope is that all the laws and restrictions will be rolled back as we learn that we can live with Corona.
I was talking from the perspective of the end user of a product, not as a developer making use of a library.
I'm not really convinced by this argument. Consistently improving your overall skills will lead you to outpace the competition significantly more in the long run than min-maxing, unless your industry is extremely bad at differentiating ability.

I suppose there's an argument to be gained that the marginal gain of Leetcode given thousands of hours of practice already is the better side of the tradeoff, but that's a circular argument. You're going to select your programmers based on whether they recently spent 30 hours doing Leetcode, rather than on what they got out of the 10,000 hours of regular coding practice they did beforehand? Doesn't seem like a good selection criteria to me.

That's why I asked whether OP had actually seen the effect he was describing and compared results directly. It's easy to come up with hypothetical benefits.
Who is this "we" ?

Are you trying to say Amazon is the victim here, having no other choice other than inflicting this dystopian nonsense on their workers ?
I'm much more optimistic. Use target row refresh but do it right. Very low silicon cost, low performance cost under malicious loads, zero performance cost under non-malicious loads.
Look at old photos - people never smiled, because you were considered to be stupid. Smiling all the time is pretty boring and I'd rather see real emotions than faked smiles. The hypothesis of positivity is crashing left and right anyway. Positive people live shorter lifespans, too - quite the opposite of what they tell you.
Laying fibre today is cheaper than most people think.

Both fibre itself, and equipment prices fell through the floor around a decade ago, when fibre manufacturing reached China, and India.

It's usually the network hardware which makes a bigger impact on the pricetag today.

I knew myself a trio which started a small fibre ISP with few thousand dollars, and 2nd hand network equipment.
No shitting in the sanity cube!
Not surprisingly facts made you dig your heels deeper.
It's good to auto explain but I would also add that going in and running explain (analyze, buffers) is really beneficial to seeing how much the query uses buffers and how many pages it has to load from disk.
cat has been around for 49 years and 8 months, give or take a few days
I want one for my home.
Amazon can't be a victim. It's an entity made of people. Although the end result is horrifying, I can totally see how certain incentives (including being several steps removed from warehouse workers) can turn otherwise decent people into bean counters.
Well, they definitely don't solve the problem for the user, as the grey boxes inevitably aren't the same shape as the content that eventually appears, and the jumping around is still there. Text fields are often variable length and can reflow. Buttons are also frequently dynamic, and all sorts of widgets may not just line up. Sometimes, incomprehensive design changes cause further disalignment between the skeleton and the actual content.

It's sad and funny that the YouTube app seems to have just recently jumped on this bandwagon (either that, or the situation worsened so much that I started noticing how bad it is).
This is the gist of the 2003 documentary "The Corporation" - if corporations have the rights of legal 'persons', what sort of the 'persons' are they?

The film attempts to compare the way corporations are systematically compelled to behave with what it claims are the DSM-IV's symptoms of psychopathy, e.g., the callous disregard for the feelings of other people, the incapacity to maintain human relationships, the reckless disregard for the safety of others, the deceitfulness (continual lying to deceive for profit), the incapacity to experience guilt, and the failure to conform to social norms and respect the law.

edit: surprisingly positive review of the film in The Economist - https://www.economist.com/business/2004/05/06/the-lunatic-yo...
This is not an isolated incident. These schools operated all across Canada, were created specifically to "de-savage the indians", had zero accountability, and almost destroyed an entire people. These kids were taken from their parents, imprisoned in these places, and endured endless abuse for their formative years. And this went on until 1994 in some places!

This is Canada's great shame, and we've barely scratched the surface.

Arte made a very good documentary about it, but I can't remember the name atm.
Sure, there are a few of these around. 99% of the software you use every day has been around for less however.
It's not that it's unreasonable, it's that it's a bad criteria because it's so easy. In 40 hours, a college graduate can get to the point where they're outdoing, say, one of the principal architects of AlphaGo? Then that selection criteria sucks. In any other situation we avoid metrics that are easy to game.

The argument that it selects for industriousness strikes me as a cope. It might, but it's also so easy to game that it obscures actual ability (unless you're just using it as a filter). Is that trade-off really worth it?
Please have your mental breakdowns away from the other drones
This is counter to their published information, and also would be throwing away console style homogenous hw advantage for no upside.
This looks like something I'd have been interested in. How long has it been running?

If it's new, perhaps the exam board are a bit behind the times.
I can’t wait for electric motorbikes to be more diverse and advanced.

I used to be a “my loud exhaust helps me to be seen” kinda guy. Until one day, sat in standstill traffic in my car on the M74 motorway just outside Glasgow, a rider on a BMW S1000XR, with the same loud exhaust as on mine, filtered past the window and I didn’t hear him until he was level with my rear passenger door.

Exhausts sound great, i love the sound of a nice engine, it’s utterly intoxicating but it turns out that modern insulated cars block out the noise too well to make them useful as an awareness tool.

So, i’m fine with a silent electric bike from a safety point of view. The exhaust noise was a false comfort blanket that deserves no faith put in it as a device to be better seen on the road.
Also great HR-speak:

> “The separation of employment of the affected employees with the company in connection with winding down the company is expected to be permanent”
First, if you split that money to the 99.99 percent, it will make zero impact. A few hamburgers per person are a lot less than what you think, even if a person with a million hamburgers looks excessively rich.

Second, giving people money does not improve their lives. It can have the negative effect of making them dependent on receiving money, like a big part of Africa is now after decades of outside help. "Teach people to fish, not give them a fish", but this should not be perverted "give them the money to go to college and learn something with no market value".

And not the last, take money from the rich to give to the poor sounds sometime like a justification for rape: give people what they need, even without the consent of the people you take from. Sounds really cool when you tell about Robin Hood, not so cool when you give an analogy.
I agree with you that snapping some skeletons on a UI and calling it a day won't help the user

This is why I sneaked this part in:

> if you place proper skeletons

I had to work on this recently and unless you take the design constraints seriously you will eventually end up in the situation you described.
The problem of consciousness (or the quality of something being able to experience itself and things around it), may never be solved. Even if the reductionist approach reveals some fundamental field or particle that gives rise to consciousness (which is very unlikely), it just shifts the problem from the brain's neural network and into that phenomenon.

An old Julian Jaynes analogy comes to mind: if you're a flashlight, you will never be able to understand light, because wherever you look, light will be there. By definition you're unable to look at something that is dark. You perceive the world as being bathed in perpetual light.

The closest we might get may be a hand-wavy form of panpsychism, with some probable connection to quantum fluctuations.
>One of the more popular accounts is that it originated in the online computer game World of Warcraft, where a map designer misspelt owned (where own was intended to be used in the sense of 'conquer' or 'dominate').

I'd say the fact that the author of the text obviously doesn't know the difference between World of Warcraft (an MMO) and the Warcraft series (a set of RTS games) casts some doubt on this "popular account". Especially since the games are some ten years apart.
Deer? Ey, you've just jumped several orders of magnitude of multicellular complexity. Earthworm intelligence at best.
Although it looks pretty stupid, I do have to wonder at the level of condemnation it seems to be getting. I'm going to wait until I see a reason it is a bad idea before deciding what I think. "It is a small box" doesn't strike me as a reason.

It might work well.
One of the options without using third party tools and sdripts:

1. Use macbook.

2. Open imessage and scroll 1 year back.

3. Export to pdf.

4. Ensure the pdf contains 1 year of chatting.

5. Delete all the messages that have just been exported.

6. Repeat above for another year.

In the end you will have a pretty looking archive of imessage.

Even an old 2013 macbook with 8gb RAM is capable of accomplishing this task.
Nim is aimed at pretty much the same level as Go, I would say. Only with more modern abstractions.

And currently (with Nim 1.4 and its memory management), it's moving towards Rust's field. Their performance has always been in the same space, especially regarding cmdline tools, where latency is more important than most other tools.
They advertize it to keep track of your surfboard and your shoes, but in reality I badly need this to keep track of all my USB cables, power adapters and micro SD cards!
Ah yes, the last stage of the crackpot: "do your own research"

I'm not asking you to do work for me. I'm asking you to clearly state your claim so that you can't move the goalposts again. The fact that you've done it once, makes me certain you'll do it again and thus invalidate any work I do. State your current claim in clear text, crackpot.
That would be a man cave : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Man_cave
I don't believe the author was presenting a moralist argument, but rather one interpretation of observations.
`cargo-geiger` provides nice detailed output. I found it eye-opening and it made me more conscious what dependencies to use.
FBI agents don’t break into computers unless they are part of the forensic team.

The FBI forensic team / lab definitely has plenty of dictionaries.
Basically, food.

Your nutrition changes your smell. You usually do not consciously notice except for very strong smells like from garlic or asparagus consumption. But a lot of food has this effect, and in sum the effect of the things one typically eats lead to a typical smell. Since nutrition is often culturally determined, different cultures smell differently. You just don't smell your own, because you get used to it.
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It's amazing how sociopathic economics is without context
Tokens are far better than fixing the underlying cause eh
The phrase 'Ich entschuldige mich' is an abomination. The literal translation would be 'I excuse myself'.

Instead, you're supposed to say 'Ich bitte um Entschuldigung' (I beg your forgiveness) - thus you're asking the person who was wronged for forgiveness. It should not be the choice of the wrongdoer to decide whether to be forgiven or not. Though to be fair, commonly it's used just as you described.

If I remember correctly, Kraus has at least once written about this specific phrase.
We have been through these issues with Easy Data Transform. We try to infer the format when you drag a data file onto the software based on the file extension and content. For example if it has extension .tsv and have more tabs than commas it is probably a tab delimited file. But there are so many variables, even for just a CSV file:

-delimiters

-quoting

-text encoding

-line endings

-headers

When you add in XML, JSON, fixed width etc is gets complicated fast.

So you can never guarantee to infer the data structure automatically. We just make the best guess we can and then allow the user to change those guesses and see the result in real time.

You can use a 'summary' transform to quickly summarize the data (e.g. number of blank values, min, max, numbers, dates etc).
I don't think it's a Russian thing (I'm Russian).
It’s clearly not about the money and more about the accomplishment. Serenity isn’t centered around commercial objectives, the entire project is about promoting the community hacker spirit for fun and exploration.

Because SerenityOS’s single, young modern C++ code base is so hackable it’s a lot easier to understand how everything works.

Here’s an interesting analysis by Live Overflow who discovered a kernel exploit with ptrace explaining that SerenityOS’s code base is ideal for learning about OS’s because it’s much more readable than Linux’s code base. The whole analysis is very interesting and provides great insight into how kernel exploits are discovered:

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Useful for refreshing concepts I'd learnt/coded at Uni, 20 years ago and not used since ... which isn't as snarky as it sounds.

Basically with a bit of drilling, a competent programmer should be able to get the hang of those questions, and maybe the fact you can get competent at doing tricky, niche things is a useful indicator.

I wouldn't say doing leetcode would in anyway make you better at writing clean, well structured code, which is what we typically interview for in non FAANG. Probably does help sharpen your cracking out gnarly inner loop type coding skills i.e. better at writing a difficult function, doesn't do anything for how you would write the rest of the program.
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Interesting. Last year I moved from a large corporation with well defined policies to a startup. The options you mentioned are fortunately very much on the table for me. If someone's struggling with something at home for example, I could literally send them some sort of help, within a reasonable budget of course. It's a win-win: they're happy, I'm happy and more often than not, it translates to higher motivation once the crisis is over. I'd hate to see those options be policified away one day.
Sun/oracle branded HGST SS300 drives (HUSMH4020ASS210), they have the specs in the ballpark of the SS800 drives in endurance (according to the scsi data pages from the disks) but read/write performance of the SS300.