skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Companies love unpaid labor with no strings attached. Being unable to proprietarize FOSS makes them unhappy.

It's not surprising that they invested a lot into spreading FUD around GPL and spreading the idea that weak licenses are "practical" while labeling GPL as "ideological".
What an phenomenal band and song... My god.
Is well-written code more like poetry or prose?
> And I live in a relatively low-regulation state. I don't know how anybody ever builds anything in CA or NY.

I'm not an American so I don't know anything about your system. But perhaps the existence of many state level regulations crowds out the city and state level regulations and therefore you get less uncooperativity and more straightforwardness?

Really I think the state ought to be setting complete menus that the local governments can pick from and apply in specific areas. If it's not possible to build a house in some location, it should be clear that it's not possible to build a house in that location. And if it is, it should be clear that it is.
iOS4 Built in SwiftUI
The Amateur Photographers of Midcentury São Paulo
The dark side of ego loss – what it’s like to disappear into depersonalisation
That's literally how it started until they stole it. Same with reddit coins/reddit silver.
An interesting take on the lighting issues, and one that would be easy to show instead of tell in TV, would be to use mixed reality.

Have the displays show up when focus character puts on glasses, disappear when without them, and possibly even enhance the "otherness" aspect of the displays.

BTW, your example about showing screen in TV reminded me of, iirc, pilot episode of Babylon 5 - where camera suddenly cuts to Amiga-rendered ID card filling the whole screen (rotoscoping it otherwise would be too costly at the time).
> I can go in there and file a report that I grew a third arm after vaccination and it'll go in.

And you'd be committing a felony. I see this idea tossed around all the time that tons of the reports coming in are fake, but so far have seen scant evidence that that's the case.

> Dying or having an adverse event after vaccination also isn't the same as dying from vaccination; even the genuine VAERS reports don't permit teasing this wrinkle out on their own.

Okay, but then why are so many more people reporting dying after Covid-19 vaccination than have reported dying after flu shots which have been administered to millions of people for decades?
Mobile App UI examples built with Ionic and React, open source and live demos
But it doesnt have any recent papers does it?
Maybe it's because people disagree with you--people who like where they live and don't prefer radical changes and ideas. Maybe you should go talk to some of them and learn about what they want and why they prefer stable policies.

What you call "anti-housing" others call "pro-stability."
Theory confirmed:

> Non-Apple users can join a one-on-one FaceTime call or a Group FaceTime call, effectively making FaceTime a more platform-agnostic video service that is no longer just limited to iOS users. You do, however, need an iOS user to start a FaceTime call and send a link.

https://www.macrumors.com/2021/06/07/facetime-pc-android-use...
Awful that so much of corporate culture is oriented around having a middle-manager bully. Always yipping and yapping about "productivity" never focusing on what you do as opposed to how much of whatever. Never wanting you to take breaks, but always wanting you to work unpaid overtime and taking all the credit for themselves. Super quick to make sure the blame is yours whenever there is an issue.

Engineers are some of the worst middle-managers you can encounter. Never work for an engineer middle-manager if you can avoid it unless you're an engineer yourself. They tend to come with huge egos and entitlement due to their degree and don't have the people skills to allow them to manage or run a team successfully. They only care about themselves and wearing their ring to make sure all of you know they have one.

I realize a lot of the HN audience are engineers. I don't care. Just because you're an engineer doesn't make you a project manager or even good at managing a project or a team of non-engineers. This is a self-delusion that many of them have.
> There’s nothing wrong with running away from a fight.

Definitely that. The trick is recognising when you are utterly outnumbered, and the level is lost.

Damm white louse replicating like crazy have killed me too many times.
>because you wanted to fuck Microsoft and the entire concept of proprietary code

I think I would describe that as spite. Is it not? By long term strategy I mean strategy for building things in general. Like, I get it, I don't particularly enjoy using certain Microsoft products either. But once you get that off your company's machines, then what? There has to be somewhere to go from there.
Is this substantially different than having a manager in a different office?

I'm in SF, but my manager has been in NY for the last 3 years. Being managed from a different office seems to be common in large companies.
Gmail.com Redirects to Mail.google.com
Just noticed that when I go to gmail.com, it now redirects to mail.google.com

What could be the reason for making this change?
By no means am I placing the blame at vim's feet. I know it is a terraform problem.

Do those projects allow me to follow a user defined variable to its definition?
Also worth adding if a site isn’t banned by the UK government many sites now georestrict UK residents or give you several opt-in pop ups because of GDPR.
>It's fuel for millions of homes

3% of oil goes towards residential uses.

> transportation of all those goods you buy

16% of oil goes to diesel for transportation

>plastic products, fertilizer that has allowed us to feed millions,

1.5% of oil goes to all petrochemicals combined

https://www.eia.gov/energyexplained/oil-and-petroleum-produc...

The vast plurality of oil goes to making gasoline which is used in motor vehicles.
How I made Into the Breach's soundtrack (2018)
That's not how this works - even if you get your currently assigned amount of work done your manager will always wonder: "how much more this guy could accomplish if he wasn't constantly distracted by Facebook?" Which is a legitimate concern.
By newer macbooks, its just macbooks newer than 2015. The 2015s and earlier didn't have h265 encoders in hardware, and thus don't work properly. There is a hack you can install to force sidecar to run on earlier macs, but the latency and quality is terrible, partially because h264 is harder to shove over the wire than more compressed h256
It lost any charm it had as soon as it started having sponsors, maybe 5 years ago? I don't remember exactly.

Before that it was the community doing something fun together. After that it was just yet another advertising opportunity and I noped right out.
>> They also mentioned 0 infections in fully vaccinated which is odd as other countries are seeing a number of infections in their vaccinated front line workers.

No, they had infections in the vaccinated. They had 0 infections in the previously infected, although another poster pointed out that the vaccinated (but never infected) group is much larger than the unvaccinated but previously exposed.

Frankly since the vaccine trains the immune system on the spike proteins I would think they're roughly equivalent and either both will offer similar duration of protection. If that turns out to be only a year I'm going for the vaccine next time, as the infection kinda sucked.
Show HN: Mobile App UI examples built with Ionic and React with code and demos
Totally reasonable and I'm glad for parents that there will be options now
That’s my point, you should always try to do what benefits your people (as a leader). Idk what this is, it’s just disproportionately negatively impacting the poor and middle class.

At the same time, this forces jobs over seas and Biden lets Russia build a pipeline to Europe limiting the USAs ability to sell and compete. Literally none of this is helping the environment or the citizens he leads.
That would be even less practical, as almost no-one speaks esperanto.
English is a great choice because it is a second language for every country, which puts them on equal footing and helps them communicate (with the world as well). Native speakers are the hardest to understand because they suffer from the curse of knowledge.

(Latin is oppressive? I’ve heard it all. Better tell the scientists.)
It’s a great idea, it means that my kids will go to school with other kids whose parents care a lot about their education. A large amount of money shouldn’t be needed for that, but I didn’t see another way to achieve that outcome.
What felony?

https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2017/may/11/bill-zedle...

> In a July 2005 web post, Dr. James R. Laidler wrote: "The chief problem with the VAERS data is that reports can be entered by anyone and are not routinely verified. To demonstrate this, a few years ago I entered a report that an influenza vaccine had turned me into The Hulk. The report was accepted and entered into the database.

> "Because the reported adverse event was so… unusual," Laidler wrote, "a representative of VAERS contacted me. After a discussion of the VAERS database and its limitations, they asked for my permission to delete the record, which I granted. If I had not agreed, the record would be there still, showing that any claim can become part of the database, no matter how outrageous or improbable."

As for your question about the numbers:

https://www.politifact.com/article/2021/may/03/vaers-governm...

> Moss explained one way VAERS can amplify fears about the COVID-19 vaccine in particular. Most vaccinations are given to a small segment of the population: young, healthy children, who are generally less likely to have health problems afterward. But the COVID-19 vaccine is given to a much larger group — all Americans 16 and older are eligible now. And the earliest recipients included a large number of elderly patients and adults with preexisting health problems.

https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-factcheck-vaers/fact-chec...

> “To date, VAERS has not detected patterns in cause of death that would indicate a safety problem with COVID-19 vaccines.”
The probabilities are calculated using options market.
Options (and risk neutral distribution) gives you the market implied probability of stock going up/down and by how much.
Not exactly - Zoom stuff does a clever trick of using 2 ADCs at different gain levels (essentially the same way that HDR photography works), but ultimately it's still using fixed-point ADCs.

This isn't actually a new idea - I know Line 6 has been using it in guitar pedals since at least 2006. Of course, ADCs have gotten better since then - I doubt they were getting even 24 ENOB back then.
Crypto-trading platform Coinseed will close down after being sued by New York
There's a bunch of hidden social rules around commenting on immunity because the last big pandemic was HIV.
It seriously boggles my mind that the present environmental activists are celebrating the shuttering of nuclear power plants when they are mostly just being replaced by natural gas turbines (or fuel oil).

Like, yeah, solar and wind and hydro are great, but we also keep saying you can't build PV in the desert because it'll cool them down (Nevada), that solar thermal vaporizes birds (California), that wind mulches birds (California), and that hydro power consumes to much land and destroys river systems (name a state with big rivers).

Nuclear isn't nearly as harmful if you have recycling processes in place (recycling has been completely shuttered in the US) and don't build oversized reactors because of a regulatory failings that make many small reactors exponentially more expensive than a single massive one.
See Android.
Seems to be already happening at https://www.reddit.com/r/newsecretsanta/
> Down voting is supposed to be used to indicate a comment has no relevance to the conversation.

Actually, it's not. It should be, but it's not. In fact, on HN, downvoting purely to signal disagreement, without offering any rebuttal or substance, is working-as-intended. pg and dang have said so themselves. It's one of the reasons HN is not actually the place to go for those who are intellectually curious, despite that being the site's claimed purpose.
AWS load balancers also give you managed certificates for free.
Fled means to “run away”. What does have to do with “chasing” and refugees?
It shouldn't be called "Sandbox"
If we dismiss all corporate criticism as just another inevitability, then corporations will run unchecked without any criticism. I'm also not sure what Netscape has to do with decimating a developing country's economic infrastructure either.

It's well known that free models, like those of Tom's Shoes, hurt developing economies more than they aid them, so much that even Tom's eventually switched their model.

https://knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu/article/one-one-business...
Why not just use catapults and cut out the middleman? Landing could be difficult but I'm willing to offer a discount on really big nets.
> Plenty of people who know they almost certainly had Covid weren't tested

I had quite the opposite experience ; plenty of people told me they had (mild) flu symptoms - a lot of TMI, to be honest - and assumed they had had COVID already. It later turned out, with no exception, that they absolutely did not.

Scaring those people away would probably hurt a lot, at least in my anecdotal experience.
Yes that happens when vol skew are a certain shape. I think better use this link. Gives a better understanding of what is happening

https://wiki.oracled.com/
It's not a very good analysis. The only reason there isn't a good OLTP SQL engine on top of FDB is that no one has invested the considerable resources and expertise to build one. The FDB SQL Layer was on its way, but Apple prioritized other things. Snowflake built a world class analytic SQL database on FDB and the door is still open for someone to do OLTP. There might even be room for two different designs (one more like Akiban/SQL Layer or F1, competing with Spanner, and one more like Aurora, with a more familiar performance envelope but slightly less scalability)
New Milestone Release of Unison
> So you could easily geographically distribute 4-5 girlfriends across those towns

This comment took an unexpected turn. Why can you not have girlfriends in the same town?
I mean, you're basically arguing against property taxes. Sure, property taxes are a "pain", but so are all taxes. But yes, that's literally how property taxes work -- you don't get to live somewhere infinitely long without paying property taxes.

In practical terms though, property taxes aren't infinite -- they're only for as long as you're alive. And you can realize your increasing house price while you're alive too (or your kids can). And I know people who have come out very much ahead in that equation in certain gentrifying areas, e.g. turning a $30K investment in 1985 into an $8M sale in 2020.

So within reasonable "non-infinite" time frames, an increasing house price can be very, very, very much offsetting property taxes. That's just a fact.
Throwing Canada in the mix! We got excited over our 5%+ GDP growth in Q1 until we realize 4% of it was housing!
Heh. Bash is maintained by a single unpaid volunteer.
Years ago I participated in this. Someone sent me a beautiful programming book, but I failed to purchase and send a gift for my recipient because I was a stupid, selfish kid. I still feel horrible about it to this day.
I think we're going to see a massive knowledge gap start to manifest itself within the next 1-3 years. Employees that are junior or started during WFH are going to find it difficult to stack up against senior engineers who have been around since before WFH.

Now also consider all of the college students who received a substantially subpar learning experience during the pandemic. My team is already seeing the effects of this when trying to hire new grads.
The unvaccinated are still vectors for the infection of those who cannot be vaccinated, such as the immunocompromised. I personally don't think in terms of "blanked demonizing" people, but neither am I going to blanket-absolve all the unvaccinated — especially willful anti-vaxxers.

Regardless, this study is good news — because it means that every person who is infected and then recovers contributes towards herd immunity, regardless of their outlook on vaccines.
I hate CloudFlare - I use a browser with a lot of privacy add-ons, and sometimes with VPN, and some CloudFlare powered sites trap me in their Captcha hell making me solve 3 to 10 of them each time! Now a days, I just don't bother with such sites and immediately try to find a cached version of the site instead.
Everything of value related to reddit comes from the users. The users create the content, they organize by voting on it and creating subreddits, the users even moderate the content. Even good ideas come from the users. Reddit, meanwhile, just adds on more and more bizarre features. They have avatars now? How about a chat system that nobody uses? Want us to email you a hundred times a day? etc.
I think this assumes that diversity of opinion among an electorate is what's responsible for one movement's ineptitude. The movement to change zoning can improve AND reasonable people can disagree about it's outcome. If your only point is that there are pro-zoning people who disagree with me -- that point is obvious and does not conflict with anything I've said.
I've never been able to wrap my head around why things work like this. If what you build isn't a nuisance to neighbors, houses the same number of people as before, and doesn't pose a safety or environmental hazard, what business is it of anyone else?

I've met a significant number of otherwise carefully law abiding people with various non-permitted remodels and even outbuildings. (I guess the latter won't work so well in the future now that we have regularly collected high resolution elevation maps). It really seems like something is wrong with how this is handled across most of the US.
https://www.folklore.org/html/about.html

"Originally, I planned to host a variety of histories on Folklore, but we never got traction with other subjects."
If new grad is L3 then what are L1 and L2?
Huh? That's not at all what I said. When I posted that, half the comments section were comments like this one:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27454154
Probably because for written text the words identify the content while the hash relates more to the digital carrier format (pdf vs epub) and id number can change between publications, countries, etc.
I've done lots of hard real time c++. It certainly has development time overhead, but the memory usage was the same as idiomatic c++, just everything was preallocated at max usage. No throughput hit either, if anything it was faster because of no allocations.
I was depressed when I invoked this to describe what it felt like on a team I just joined, and then the manager began repeating it to everyone, and I found out it was the core reason why psychologists had assessed the CIA black sites as unhelpful, the psychologists who designed and okay'd them were under the impression learned helplnessness was still a viable psychological model. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Learned_helplessness#Emergence...

The older I get, the more I understand part of the reason its awful being old is you get to see society make grand mistakes, over and over
Not sure about other positions, but they're hiring fully remote engineers in Canada. Rumours say the pay package is about 60~70% of bay area.
Ah yes heard that one when ea came with their marketplace. It started fragmenting from there and got so bad today people with not stellar computer wait minutes for their computer to start and have to play whack a mole with half dozen storefront polluting their startup
Sounds like you need to grow balls like your fellow Canadians and go “all in”. Most folks I know buying throw every dollar they have into a house plus a hundred thousand from the bank of mom and dad.

You’ll never be able to afford unless you do it.
Yes, I find it disingenuous. It's bullshit and manipulative. I don't feel like Fanhouse is the second coming of Jesus.
> I don't understand why people would rail against this kind of policy

I don't understand why you would accept this if you don't have to?
I've honestly been thinking through what it would be like to have a second full-time job. And by that, I mean actually executing satisfactory work for two organizations for the long-term. I work in a relatively niche space and am able to operate at a more efficient level than the type of employee most companies are looking to hire for the salary the employer wants to pay.

I make good money but if I ran at 100% capacity, I'd run out of things to do. Unfortunately at this point, there aren't a ton of opportunities to lead larger teams at larger organizations so I'm wondering if it would make more sense to just pick up a second job doing what I'm doing now.

Effort and execution-wise, I can't imagine it being a problem. If it were, I'm pretty sure I could outsource certain tasks to overcome those hurdles.

The part I'm not so sure about is maintaining visibility and how on earth you could coordinate meetings to avoid being double-booked while still maintaining at least the appearance of availability. I guess the difficult part with what I do is the fact that I do need to communicate with a fair number of people within the organization.
His permit wasn't illegal, just not through the usual processes. It's very on-brand for him in a variety of ways.

This permit system arises from a series of executive orders that normally delegate authority to the State Department. By hooking in the State Department, the NEPA environmental review requirements (which apply to Federal agencies) get triggered.

While the Obama administration likely purposely slow-rolled many of these permits (including Keystone XL's) before ultimately denying them, the Trump administration as a matter of policy fast-tracked them for approval and also invited new applications where things had been previously denied. Keystone XL was one of these re-applications.

Trump's State Department did an environmental review, mostly relying on earlier work, and quickly issued the permit. The administration later lost in court with the court saying the review was insufficient. They probably could have done another one and just reissued it that way: courts saying "do more NEPA," agencies taking a long time to come to the same conclusion, and the result simply being delayed is not uncommon in these kinds of reviews.

But environmental impact statements take a long time, and instead of doing that they just had the President personally issue the permit and thereby sidestep the requirement to do the review at all.
You're not including airfare, food, and meeting space. It might not quite reach $2k but pretty close.

But that's likely still cheaper than office space. That ranges anywhere from $20-$70+ per square foot depending on city and how nice it is. So even a tiny desk space is 500-2k a month.
Options Implied probabilities gives a way to understand what market is pricing volatility at. Given the option price, it is not hard to get the probability distribution.
There is not judgement here. Just plain Math.
Here is some explanation - https://engine.oracled.com/FatKelly
All at Sea
I addressed the question of going after the dev above, after the first paragraph.

My point on custody is that no human has the ability to do anything other than trade on uniswap as a regular user. You can trade one token for the other (in a given pair contract), and you can provide both tokens as liquidity and collect fees on the trades. The contract handles the rest according to its code, which is run by every Ethereum full node.