skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm not suggesting that you should move to a salt flat in Bolivia where nobody lives, no, nor am I suggesting that you move to an acidic retaining pond at an old copper mine in Shasta County, California. What I am suggesting is that there are already way, way more people suffering from global consumption of gold, copper, lead, nickel, iron, cadmium, and other metals than are or will potentially suffer from lithium mining.
"We use AI & ML, combined with human intelligence, to gather and analyze lots of data and information on your competitions."

How do you use AI/ML if you don't mind me asking?
Unfortunately, Firefox recently actually stopped making semantic elements look native (=good).
Excellent article thanks for sharing
Pirate Care
Yes, fire on individuals, not on groups.

These are separate issues. All Americans experience a collective punishment from law enforcement because they might have "a" gun on them.
Multiple hypothesis testing.

This particular attempt seemed to have succeeded. But how many were tried that didn't? If you torture the data long enough it will confess.
A Few Thoughts on the Eve of WWDC
I read this as “how to convince decision makers to promote someone.”
If people could agree on what "look good" means, I don't think it'd be impossible to get the major browsers to update default styles. But every site seems to have a different idea of the look they want.

I'd be curious to see a somewhat-objective look at what's actually wrong with default browser styles, separating out well-established usability and design considerations from personal preferences and branding preferences. I wouldn't be at all surprised if there are near-universal things wrong with the default styles, and those might be possible to change if they can be separated out.
I did my job very well for more than a handful of companies - all was great until it came to promotions and pay raises. It is possible that I suck at negotiating, but there is only so much of those that companies can/will give.

I don’t know if side hustles are the answer, but I know from experience however hard you work, there is a limit to awards at your job. Plus, employers do not care about their employees in general. Anyone who believes they care is just delusional.

Focusing on one thing is good, the trick is picking the right thing to focus on.
It is illegal ? So when are they shutting down all those cameras in Berlin, apparently its the second most surveilled city in Europe after London:
https://www.statista.com/chart/19268/most-surveilled-cities-...
The differences aren't just raw CPU and GPU power though. The GC, Wii, and Wii U had a couple different high bandwidth and low latency RAM[0] types in the GPU. The low latency and speed likely led to access patterns that are harder to emulate with a Pi's unified and relatively slow DRAM.

[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1T-SRAM
> To be absolutely clear, I'm not questioning that something is wrong, I think we're in major trouble. But I am still genuinely surprised that this peril doesn't present itself in any economic data I can find. Any insights into when we will feel this our how/when this environmental destruction will become visible in our economic data would be appreciated.

Simply put, The environmental destruction isn’t what you think. For instance, Based on my experience climate modeling and working with environmental papers - I don’t believe carbon emissions has a meaningful impact on global warming.

Further, and in way of example: the warming should lead to increased food production (they often say as much in their papers). What will happen is greater soil erosion, so we have to protect against that (or we will long-term) have crop problems.

The general point, is the system is more complex than we realize. There are no one-off answers because the system will always be adjusting to try to keep an equilibrium AND so will humans. Farm Fishing is on the rise, protection zones are being setup, global fishing rules have been ignored, but local ones have not, etc etc
You can do that if you'd like. It's supposed to be 30% of seafood is actual Chinese imports.
Yeah, and anybody who can't afford to buy a home in the city should just stop coming here. Maybe they should all have to leave by sundown too :)
The question then is whether he owns it and farms it out to the airlines or if the airline owns it and rents it to him.
> There were many times where I saw a big traffic jump and I realized the traffic was coming from the same ASN, and likely from the same company. I tried reaching out to these companies when I saw it but they rarely ever replied. Some even became extremely hostile to my emails.

A hostile reply from a netblock operator seems like a perfectly valid reason to block their traffic.
For small sections, a pamphlet supplement would be all that's necessary, if that. The teacher can just say "that sentence is outdated, today we're pretty sure the dinosaurs were wiped out by an asteroid."
This article is literally about “graphene store ten times more data.” Your standpoint is it becomes a linear improvement if people get to 10x the storage by way of initially having 1.5x the storage capacity.

It’s not that helium or graphene alone instantly on their own get 10x improvements while everything else stays the same. Instead it’s about eventually hitting new limits but being at 10x capacity when that happens.
> Collectivization and aggressive food taxes on the peasantry had led to a pig breeding crisis, a reduction in livestock and, ultimately, mass famine in 1930-33.

Ah, the malicious incompetence of Soviet ideology is why they had "fish day."

I remember a joke from visiting Ukraine. "A sausage is the best fish."

They had a lot of wonderful sausages too...
Yeah. The man who lost his life savings due to malicious iOS software bearing Apple's signature of approval should directly cite this as evidence that Apple is responsible for his losses. Apple should pay back every last penny, his lawyers and more for good measure.
It saves your project files in the account. I’d prefer they use Chrome’s new file system API or just allow download/upload of save files, so that projects don’t need an account.

The video trimmer and mp3 extractor don’t require accounts.
You know free speech isn't the only civil liberty right?
Senior engineers seem to need a lot more social skills than regular engineers. So much of that seems like managerial stuff that at least as a more junior developer I come nowhere close to touching.
Many features available in dedicated planning systems are now subsumed by modern Prolog systems and their constraint solvers. For example, SICStus Prolog now provides sophisticated constraints for resource planning such as cumulative/[1,2] and related global constraints:

https://sicstus.sics.se/sicstus/docs/4.3.2/html/sicstus/Sche...

The efficiency and expressiveness of global constraints in SICStus Prolog and also other Prolog systems have improved tremendously over the past few decades, and my impression is that these Prolog systems suffice to solve many planning, resource allocation and scheduling tasks that arise in practice, with the added advantage of tight integration in a full-fledged high-level programming language.

The documentation of SICStus Prolog used to include a statement that a third of all airline tickets worldwide are processed with this system.
Chinese originated spam and abuse is so outrageously widespread, I don’t understand why there isn’t a conversation going on about cutting them off from the wider internet. They blocked most of it anyway.
i just don't care. it's all worthless to me
Nice tool it will be more nicer if it have graphql.
Rocky Linux, CentOS Founder’s AWS-Sponsored CentOS Clone, Stresses Extensibility
I’m having a “debate” about it at another thread as well, so let me just point to a perhaps better explanation: https://elarib.com/item?id=22141647

So taking eg. Template Haskell, you actually loose referential transparency since then even the syntax itself matters and you can’t just replace it to an equivalent expression. I have no experience with Template Haskell itself so bare with me, but eg. having a macro m that converts the constant 2 to the string “two” while others to empty string will fail to be referentially transparent since `m 2` will not be the same as `let a = 2 in m a`.
I'd like if you expanded on how you found your mentoring group, thank you in advance!
For what kind of site? If you just use semantic HTML as this article recommends, the cost is quite low for development, and your QA people should already know the basics of accessibility testing.
It uses ffmpeg (compiled to WASM) and currently only Chromium browsers support SharedArrayBuffers.

SAFs were disabled on all major browsers after the Spectre exploit iirc. Slowly but steadily they’ll patch and bring the feature back, and it’ll automatically be compatible with those browsers then.

Edit: Apparently Firefox does have SharedArrayBuffer support[0], but needs special headers.

[0] https://caniuse.com/sharedarraybuffer
Meanwhile, we hear the honest developers routinely get screwed over...

It reminds me of the "pirates vs DRM" thing.
As people become more senior, the distinction in skills and responsibilities between managers and engineers starts to blur a lot. In fact, the best folks in both tracks have spend some time in the other track
Apple doesn't acknowledge emulators as valid software and would prefer the world not have access to them.
I searched for "dragons" at the Philadelphia Free Library. 5,802 results showed up. I doomscrolled through a few hundred and couldn't find Smaug, the most iconic and influential dragon of the twentieth century. https://catalog.freelibrary.org/Search/Results?lookfor=drago... Then I searched Google for "book with dragon" and The Hobbit is the fourth result.

Librarians are really intelligent people. All the recent engineering marvels that Google does under the hood to provide meaningful results, such as PageRank and machine learning, librarians have always been able to do in their heads. They are not unsophisticated users who click on the first picture they like. If your search algorithms are simpler than what Google does, then you can count on librarians to fill in the gaps for you. But in order to do that, they need control. Because when someone can't find something in the library, because full-text search isn't taking into consideration popularity, then what do kids do? They go to the librarian, who enters the complicated search for them, based on what they know, and they know a lot.

So I think the librarian was being perfectly reasonable. You should have empowered her with the tools she needs to do her job. You could have just as easily put it behind a drop-down that's hidden by default, so both her and the kids are happy.
Would reply to child but too nested. Maybe it's this one for charter?

https://www.privatefly.com/private-jets/large-airliner-hire/...

Looks pretty cool if I was wealthier and wanted a destination wedding this would be the way!
> “Liberals are leaving the First Amendment behind,”

That's nonsensical. If somebody leaves the First Amendment behind, they are leaving liberalism behind. If you do not support free speech, you simply are not liberal.
Have you ever talked to any of these people you're laughing at? Maybe there is some nuance or background you're not aware of.

I'm not a teacher, but I think often when they talk about old textbooks, the issue is that they are physically falling apart, not just that they were published a long time ago. These books are in continuous use by children, so you can't compare it to a book you've had on your shelf for 40 years. As for lesson plans, most teachers don't have the luxury to just pick a plan they think is best. Every state, district, individual school might have its own rules about what can and must be taught, and teachers often aren't given much say in that.
I would rather have a global network with marginally more spam than a regional network with marginally less.
Not hard to get into that situation here if you don't know which way you are going: https://www.google.com/maps/@48.6302508,-123.4122954,275m/da...
Could China be stopped or it seems it’s too late?
Why not create a specialized pirate fleet which would base in the international waters, enter Argentina waters as long as Argentina doesn't mind and prey on the "invisible" illegal fishing boats nobody would protect?
The title says 'senior' so one would think Google Senior (L5), Amazon Senior SDE3, Microsoft 64 etc, but the sub-title indicates it is for 'all levels of seniority'.

Well duh, ok, I would expect a Google Principal (L8) or Microsoft Partner (69) to be able to perform most of this list.

The list for the exact Senior would look more like this:

1,2,3,4,5,11,15,16,21 -- L5+ senior engineer

6,8,12,13,14,19 -- manager (M1+) or L6+ engineer.

7,9,10,17,18,20,22,23 -- common "skills" that everyone executes up to their ability, but in general you would expect a corellation between the eng level and the ability in these.
Why are American workers becoming harder to find?
Huh??? These ships aren't "vanishing", they are simply turning off their transponders. It's quite clear where these ships are and why they are switching their transponders off: they are fishing in Argentine territorial waters without permission.
"ACLU Position:

Given the reference to "a well regulated Militia" and "the security of a free State," the ACLU has long taken the position that the Second Amendment protects a collective right rather than an individual right."

https://www.aclu.org/other/second-amendment
Previously [1], tho the pointed-to link is dead.

Discussion there includes Plan 9's Venti filesystem, which I have always admired as throughly well engineered.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8286616
> I also think it would open a whole can of worms

Absolutely. Apple should be afraid of holding the gatekeeper position. Anyone should.

When people can install and use whatever they want, safety becomes their responsibility. They should open up their platform and let people do their own due dilligence. If they assume that responsibility and then neglect it, they absolutely can and should be blamed for any problems.
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Feel it if you must but even this list is woefully incomplete if we are to strike the cynic's position! Not everyone is going to encounter all these in one role. Not even in a whole career.

A lot of these are super redundant in my opinion.

If you boil them down I bet a lot of these would be mirrored in one living ones life in general. Some of them can be taught but so much more is earned by grit and experience.

I am not pooping on this site at all ... just remember everything in the modern world is made by a human hand. Frail and limited and built on billions of failed attempts. Life is iterative and unpredictable. It is a journey after all. Cruel and wide, with beauty written large everywhere in plain site.
Not without warning, no. You wouldn't have to learn much Chinese to announce "we're scuttling this ship in 2 minutes. If you wish to live, you may board this freely provided inflatable."

Their other boats will take them home. Probably have to toss over some of their illegal catch to make room, though.
Does the scatter volume have to be kept small so that when the signal gets scattered at different positions, the path lengths and thereby the delay of the scattered signals do not diverge too much? If they did, the received signal would be "blurred" by receiving the signal overlayed by itself but with different delays. Is this the correct explanation here?
Semantic HTML != ARIA tags.

Also, isn't the semantic web the reason that we get things like link previews with titles and content and images and...
Considering [0] is a SEO website, and it was in the top three for my search for og:title I'd say the problem is rather that SEO infected the whole thing, not that it's not useful to SEO.

[0]: https://seosetups.com/open-graph/
the US, by virtue of having guns pointed at the leaders of every other country, should be telling every other country to be environmentally conscious.

Unfortunately, the US itself needs to beinfluenced into being environmentally conscious
#22 is one I'm struggling with at the moment with a colleague: How to tell someone they’re wrong without making them feel ashamed. I'm very tactful except when it comes to asking other people to be tactful. Any suggestions would be really appreciated here and make for an unexpected Sunday.
There's not a single word about Citizens United v. FEC (2010) in this article, and how defending the free speech of this organization set them on this downward trajectory.
Here’s a terrible example.

Old textbooks used to use white names. Now, many schools are required to throw out prospective textbooks that don’t have names representing multiple minorities.
This would get killed in a bull market. Financial stocks doubled in 2009
Maybe if (when) they get aggressive with Taiwain, TSMC.

Or if lab leak was proven, or lab leak + it was a product GOF deliberately created to infect humans it could provide enough public support to back it. I think there are enough hawks in government. Good or bad, a hot or 'warm' war is a huge and devastating step without huge public support across many nation coalitions. Don't want iraq 2.0 with weapons of mass infection that turn out to not be true.
I think it’s too late to stop China
He is trading Vanguard Sector ETFs, I doubt there is any issues with execution quality or getting blown up by a rise in volatility.
Firefox does support SharedArrayBuffers again https://caniuse.com/mdn-javascript_builtins_sharedarraybuffe...
I'm living below the poverty level in Silicon Valley on a fixed social security income and I've never been happier. California Covered takes care of health insurance for almost no out of pocket money. I am healthy. I'm having fun exploring the online world, finding interesting things I never had time for before. I'm also exploring the Bay Area by throwing my bike on Bart or the Caltrans Train and getting around that way cheaply. I have almost no material things and no money anymore, but don't miss either. I realize a lot of people would be unhappy with no money, but I'm here to say I'm not. That's all.
What is the benefit of fishing in such a tight formation? More fish caught? maybe more sense of security as a flotilla?
I use a PW manager like its a religion. But having all my eggs in one basket gets me so nervous. I like the poor man's salting solution, and used it a lot before i got a PW manager. I just like to use a scheme where if you see my PW you cannot make out what the pw will be for some other site. For example if the site is hackernews.com, the pw might be "ag" + myusualpassword. Where "ag" is the first two letters of the base64 string of the URL... in this case "hackernews.com". That was just an example... I will not divulge what I actually used to generate my poor man's salt.
Maybe that is the plan, that we cut them off, so they don't have to
Don't worry, a lot of that is experience, though at a certain point you have to get intentional about your growth, as not everything comes naturally to most people. And senior engineers are regular engineers too. Well, most of them :) Senior engineers should be partners to managers and yes, there are overlapping skills for sure. That happens because building product is a lot less about raw coding as a less experienced engineer would expect. It's about people and teams and communication to a very degree, in fact. This too you will learn with time.
No offence, but how can you have spent any time trading without knowing about mean reversion? It's the most basic and well known phenomenon in trading, along with momentum.
Type FIRE into wikipedia and you get a list of 13 choices. One of those 13 matches the context of this conversation: Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, a civil liberties organization in the US
No, it’s analogous to your car making this weird sound but it seems to largely work so you haven’t figured it out yet but you’re still driving people around.
You can reset your css
REST Considered Harmful
See also https://taibbi.substack.com/p/is-traditional-liberalism-vani... :

«The old-school liberalism Glasser represents believed in that model of constant engagement and constant dialogue, which is probably what RFK was talking about when he said the ACLU defended the “root ideas” of the country. That optimism is vanishing, though, and just like Ebbets Field, a generation may grow up now never knowing it was there.»
I forked your project and added a financial metrics analysis package.

.067 sharpe ratio, .11 sortino, largest drawdown was ~41%

Not very good numbers. Fun stuff though!

[0] https://github.com/maxto/ubique
Popular iOS Skiing app developer reflects on first season of Android release
Where is the connection to locking and the GIL?
> The interactive manager plans backward from where he wants to be ideally, right now, not forward to where he wants to be in the future.

I'm having trouble understanding this point. Is he saying the interactive manager looks backwards at what he might have done differently in the past, to be in a better place today? Would a better term for this be a "retrospective manager"?

Or does this mean something else?
Ask HN: What Are Your Measures Against Ransomware?
A big one I'd add: Ability to gather requirements from a non-technical user, product owner, or subject-matter expert.
I hate these lists because I don’t think a senior engineer is a one size fits all skill set. You can be a mediocre coder but amazing at social aspects and mentorship. You can be an anxious wreck in social situations but have amazing engineering abilities.
The Strike app uses Lightning network and uses open source protocols. I believe this is the app they are promoting. I think this will be a good experiment because everyone is talking out of their ass - either this will help El Salvador, hurt them, or be neutral. Let’s wait a few years and see what happens.
Thanks, the only "starter kit" I could find was "last commit 5 years ago".
I was using icanhazip to check if my Tor circuit was complete, and probably made 50-100 requests per week. The site was getting slow, and I thought it is just a random site that the author didn't really care too much.

I dropped my jaw when I read it was getting 30B req/day.

Thank you for running this site for so long, and thank you for keeping it up for free, and deciding to not monetize it.
Klarna Incident Report
Korean designer invents 3rd eye to keep phone addicts safe while walking [video]