skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
June apparently is the whale watching season in Cape Cod [0]. At least I hope from now on after this "freak accident" people pay a bit more attention and don't confuse things that can swallow them whole with harmless little pets they can cuddle and respect nature and the wild life for what they are. A whale in San Diego Seaworld injures several trainers [1]. A whale kills its trainer [2].

[0] https://candleberryinn.com/whale-watching-brewster-ma/

[1] https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/sdut-seaworld-san-diego...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dawn_Brancheau#Death
The article, most people here, and the reality disagrees with that. The point is that all the giants are elsewhere.

Case in point as mentioned elsewhere: we actually have ISP competition here.
This is why I only dive in caves.
It is pretty good; no HTML or anything else like that is needed. I sometimes use it (not very often, but occasionally it is useful); I have a shell script that calls curl to access it.

As long as it is continuing working, OK. (I can verify that the returned data is correct without too much difficulty)
Yes, the modern solution to this consists of a pressure-reducing valve (refills when pressure in the boiler system drops) and a backflow preventer (for the safety issue).
I found many of these things too, there's also a direct link to the careers page of badoo. I did not know before the IPO and such that badoo owned bumble as I explored the API.

Fun stuff.
This all exposes the absurd, meathook barbarism encoded by our evolution and why the future rightfully belongs to our eusocial, sexless pod clone successors.

And then their cybernetic successors.

And then their post-biological, pure energy metabolism successors.

And then their singularity hive mind fusion.

Or something
Based on my experience, I do not believe women have a better or easier "differential opportunity" when it comes to finding a partner and starting a family than men. I think "everything is easier for women because they're sexy" is an old trope that should be put to rest. Women on the whole do not want to "be sexy" any more, or less, than men do. I think women want to be taken seriously, and on their own terms, just like men.

> And while it might be nice for the men who dominate all desirable, successful professions, does this help the median man? They're all individuals, after all.

No, it doesn't. The fact that Jeff Bezos is a man or a woman does not affect my life at all. But, as a man, I have an easier time networking and working with other men in my field.
If you don't mind me asking, what are you now doing for a living if not coding for profit?
Joe Simpson: Hold my beer
I wish there were thriving tech scene in Europe.
Sounds like an awesome place for workers!
How much of this is due a modern abundance of addictive substances and activities, combined with men's inclination towards addiction?

Online video games, opiates, online gambling, alcohol, fast food.

Many of these are inventions of the latter 20th century, and have been optimized to be more addictive over time.

I don't think this is sufficient to explain all the effect, but perhaps it plays a role by aiding mens' escapism.
Have to agree. Lived in seattle for about 4 years, and it’s my least favorite place I’ve ever lived when it comes to dining out and general food scene
Finland's economy opened up significantly when we joined EU. It's no coincidence that Nokia's success followed soon after.
This also worked until recently on telegram, it's so novel to me, what was a huge deal with the cell phone AMPS/TDMA days and how Kevin Mitnick was caught, is possible now, with someone bored and a day to kill with a waymark and working backwards to try to isolate.

I just find it so fascinating, what was only possible by telecom/nation states now the average poweruser can do if they really pleased. Then again, API walk, race attacks and such, aren't the average power user, right?
There is a lot of sellers frustration in that thread. I didn't know that it could be such a problem for a seller to simply build and maintain their own catalog on the platform.
Or install MITMProxy on your laptop, install your newly-generated root CA cert on your phone, and point your phone’s http proxy to your MITMproxy port. I prefer this to installing an app on my phone.
I don’t think you’ve thought that through. This is how it works for everyone who promotes something they have a vested interest in.

Professors who promote their own research programs. Surgeons who come up with new techniques, etc.

There is nothing wrong with coming out and saying, “we really like this company so we bought 5% of the shares and intend to take it fully private at $X/share” if the rest of the share holders are interested.
That only shows the evolution, what are the actual numbers?
Well I’ll be damned. I literally just discovered react-flow about two hours ago while spelunking some other app’s source. It has unlocked so many ideas in my head! I’ve been sitting with the whiteboard scribbling stuff to make it with it… it’s gonna be a long night lol
Had to recently build a helper function in our templating engine to handle image tags - it's amazing how much markup you have to generate to get an image just right factoring pixel density, source sets, lazy loading and explicit width / height.
That's a really good point. He's my go-to guy for meat stuff, and one of the things I love about The Food Lab is the amount of thorough research and explanation. I would love more of that but for vegan and vegetarian things.

On that note, his bean burgers are phenomenal: https://www.seriouseats.com/the-best-black-bean-burger-recip... :)
The Rise and Fall of Planet Hollywood
You can do it a few ways, you can do it as simple as modifying the headers and the get via firebug or such.

https://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/http-headers-for-dummies...

You can also capture and analyze network traffic and inject other stuff too.

Basically basic OWASP stuff. If the app relies on client side, then the server will trust it 100% of the time and you can do much more.
Yeah, but you won't make OP a billionaire so shame on you!
It's a lot less than what I normally go through. But it depends on the goals. Do you want a "fair" trial to pick the best among your 300 applicants, or do you have just 3 applicants and just want to make sure your favorite is competent? Remove layers as needed.

A method used in the film industry is to just take the first person who can play the role. This is probably more luck based, but is 4 days of interviews fairer? But when they allow everyone to audition, they usually end up picking the one that fits a stereotype for the role, rather than someone who brings something special.
Nice try, Italian tax police /s
Comparing office work with a WFH situation when kids are at home is unfair - apples to oranges. If you were in the office, where would your kids be? Who would take care of them?

If you want a fair comparison, compare to a situation when you bring your kids to the office.
But no one is doing that, right?

WFH works fine if your kids are where they are supposed to be normally: school, daycare, kindergarten, with nanny or with your spouse.

If they can't be taken care of for some reason (e.g. they are ill), you'd be forced to take a leave if you didn't have WFH possibility. So your productivity would be exactly 0. Now with WFH and kids at home maybe you'd not manage to get top productivity, but it would be still greater than 0. So overall it is a net win, even when taking kids into account.
Nokia dismantled itself. Just one trivial example. Nokia backup software. It was 10x worse than anything Microsoft ever produced. They did bot care about the feedback.

How long can you push a shitty product? Not that long I guess.
An obvious correct alternative, topicality, and implicit trust that the mods will in time fix the link once it's been reported.
These typically reference model codes that are often proprietary. You may still be able to get them from a library but if your question is along the lines of "how many receptacles can I put on one circuit" you need to look in something like the International Residential Code[1], not in your city/state statutes.

[1] https://www.iccsafe.org/products-and-services/i-codes/2018-i...
If it's "normally used for personal, family, or household purposes" or "designed or sold for incorporation into a dwelling", then anti-tivoization applies regardless of whether it's medical in nature. Conversely, if it's not either of those, then it's not a "consumer product", also regardless of whether it's medical. There are problems with that section, but "GPLv3 makes an exception for medical devices" is not one of them.
I'm not sure why you assumed the poster was male (I would guess otherwise). But it doesn't sound like they're refusing to acknowledge it. Also, what does acknowledging it do? You can't exactly stop being a white British male.
>>>I just fail to see where men are getting a raw deal here.

Start with men suffering ~90% of workplace fatalities?

https://www.bls.gov/news.release/pdf/cfoi.pdf

Why is there no push for women to be equally represented in the jobs that SUCK? Where are the feminists advocating for 50% of coal miners and loggers to be female? Nowhere to be found....because they want to secure the benefits that accrue to a small fraction of men, produced by the whole civilization (C-level positions, etc.) without sharing the bone-crushing burdens endured by the larger swathe of the male population that actually enables it.
Was analyzing the statistics to proof my point, which was "there are not so many people playing this kind of games, so the risk is manageable".

After I saw the statistics (Hope I got everything right), which are:

- Pokemon Go: over 2.2m comments, 4.3 stars on Google Play Store
- Ingress: over 0.1m comments, 3.6 stars on Google Play Store
- Minecraft: over 1.1m comments, 4.6 stars on Google Play Store
- Call of Duty: over 1.4m comments, 4.5 stars on Google Play Store
- Clash Royale: over 1.8m comments, 4.2 stars on Google Play Store
- Roblox: over 4.6m comments, 4.5 stars on Google Play Store
- GTA: over 0.99m reviews, "Very Positive" on Steam
- CS: GO: over 5.6m reviews, "Very Positive" on Steam
- Apex Legends: over 0.23m reviews, "Very Positive" on Steam
- PUBG: 1.4m over reviews, "Mixed" on Steam
- DOTA: 1.5m over reviews, "Very Positive" on Steam

Oh boy, Pokemon Go really wasn't "just a small game nobody plays" after all.
Like most things, it's not the cooking work that bothers me (I find it relaxing), but the cleaning. It adds up to a lot more to clean (boiling pot, strainer, pan for herbs, strainer for herbs, etc). But that's not too bad since I can do all that while they're in the oven, and we have a dishwasher.

Definitely worth the effort for me, I probably wouldn't bother making roast potatoes any other way anymore.
No, that's false. At the very least, all residents are covered, regardless of their working status in Austria, Spain, Portugal, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Luxembourg, Norway, Romania, Serbia, and Sweden.
A very US mindset. I live in the US and I completely disagree with your outlook on life.

Great food with friends, or a vacation with family provides so much more satisfaction to me than anything a job could provide. The only thing a job provides that those things can't is money.

I'm not so egotistical to think that I'm special and not easily replaceable. I'm no Steve Jobs or Isaac Newton or Albert Einstein. I'm just a programmer. If I stopped working, society would not care at all. I bet you are not much different.
There’s a nice list here if surprisingly Turing Complete stuff: https://www.gwern.net/Turing-complete
> These days it's less about meeting your spouse and more a gateway to future income and prestige opportunities; IB, MGMT Consulting, Big Tech or to Law School (Politics). Those tracks and opportunities will still be there and be attractive if more poor people were admitted.

Unless there are specific reforms to talk about it's hard to argue further. However, clearly the "Ivy League Cartel" is colluding to limit enrollment of poorer people.
> Why is it a problem for public health officials to update and change policy as we learn more about the virus?

That's not the problem. Arrogance is the problem. We were led to believe that X was established scientific consensus one week and ¬X the next. Real science has error bars and confidence intervals. If you're projecting from a small amount of data, the responsible thing to do is to disclose how uncertain your conclusions are.

(Edit: maybe the real science did have confidence intervals; the public communication certainly didn't though.)

Secondly, we had many clear contradictions over the past year. How can it be dangerous to attend an outdoor soccer game but safe to attend a BLM protest? How can it be shamefully unsafe to walk past someone in a corridor without masks and 6ft of social distancing but totally fine to sit and eat in a restaurant for an unbounded amount of time?

Also it really doesn't help public trust when for example Fauci openly admits that he lied to the public about mask efficacy to preserve supplies for hospitals, but of course now you can trust him to be telling the truth on this other thing here.
Reduced case numbers is not the same as reduced transmission. As the vaccines have only been tested to reduce symptoms, it would not be surprising that we are seeing fewer cases. In fact, it would be expected, as people don't generally test unless they have symptoms.
and as a result of this, you're more innovative how...?
In the UK The Times and The Sun share a building despite having similarly different Tones.
There is no other definition. It’s not “insider trading” anymore if it’s just people with private information because anyone can come up with private information that might be useful to trade on.

An excellent weather forecaster can make a fortune in the natural gas market, could trade fruit company stock, etc. and there is nothing wrong with that.

You have a problem with Congress using their access, that’s fine. But let’s not call it something it’s not because that hurts your cause.
If you want to look at improving people's economic success, why not group people by that metric?

Far better to send economic help to the poor, instead of by gender/race/religion etc.
Afaik the Witcher 3 and Witcher 3 RTX archives are passworded and have been around since mid march without the passwords surfacing, so you can't really browse those. Cyberpunk has recently leaked without pw, even though it's included in the passworded dump as well.
New software bots for IT data automation hacks, low-code, free
Yes this is something I have been really surprised by too - people spending 50,60,70+ USD a month on a mobile service. WTF?

Even in the UK there are numerous providers (some virtual networks I admit but they still price differently) and you can get perfectly decent service for less than 10GBP (typically unlimited calls, but data is the thing you pay for now, so 5GBP might get you 500mb of data 10GBP gets you 2gb a month, 15GBP gets you 5gb etc. I personally never user more than a few GB a month on my phone - WiFi is everywhere)
so it's of course not free, given ads alone tho -- wisely -- even w/out feeling inclined to pay for anything Goo
This looks good.

There is similar tool which web based and opensource Snapdrop[0](https://snapdrop.net/) which works on the same network.

[0] https://github.com/RobinLinus/snapdrop
This is very true and I think people forget that they have the support of almost all mainstream media. This gives the very false impression that they (and their ideologies) represent the majority of the public - but in reality, this is far from true.

Look at ratings for national sports (MLB, NBA especially) lately. This year's Oscars had the worst rating in history.
Coca-Cola's sales plummeted after their "woke" employee training was exposed. Same for Disney. Same for Delta. Parents around the country are descending on their local school boards demanding that Critical Race Theory be abolished.

On the opposite end, when the left tried to "cancel" Goya for supporting Trump, it backfired. Sales went through the roof.

These people are a tiny minority of the population made to seem much bigger and more accepted than they really are by media, politicians and (most unfortunately) Universities - which have become Socialist re-education camps.
I'm speculating:

I think China is okay with big monopolies. Just as long as they control them. This particular anti monopoly fine was part of a larger power struggle with Jack Ma:

https://www.reuters.com/business/chinas-ant-group-become-fin...
My take is that we ought to be careful about framing biases. I don't think "men" is the most useful variable to formulate every problem with. Unless we have evidence that there is an essence to every man that manifests itself in every one of these instances, we can't reduce solving these problems to "solving men".

> Do we ignore the fact that the top of our society is dominated by men and only focus on the men in the 40th to 60th percentile of income?

Like I said, we have to be careful not to treat them as joint issues. Unless proven otherwise, problems regarding a lack diversity of representation at executive classes is not related to economic problems of lower income percentiles, or educational prospects of young boys for that matter.

The other framing bias is to treat as if can only fix one problem and we can only focus on that. It is actually a blessing that these are disjoint issues and we can multitask as a society and make incremental progress.

> I just fail to see where men are getting a raw deal here.

I think again this is because of attaching too much valence to category "men". You sound like a compassionate person and I think you wouldn't disagree if we formulated the problem as "any individual who is suffering raw deals should be treated fairly", even if those individuals happened to be low-income men or undereducated boys. I think true justice can only happen if no one is left behind. And treating men as a monolithic category will have the consequence of leaving some behind that shouldn't have been.
> A lot of them go out of their way to say no to as much as they can, and you need to fight with them to get them to change their decision.

I am aware of that; I'm pointing out that their being able to say no (rather than the cheque being valid by default and claim being paid out without the insurer's involvement, and the insurance company having to go to court to recover the money after the fact) is fraud, precisely because it enables them to "say no to as much as they can".
> glorified tarballs

Calling container images glorified tarballs is like calling cars glorified lawnmowers.
>I didn't even realize that they were still diving for them. Here in Maine, they trap them.

This sounds like a bit of New England banter. "Here in Maine, we use traps. The troglodites down the cape still dive for them."
Domain mastery seems to be not as sequential as you stated. Stage 2 and 3 can happen at the same time.

If one stays open to new idea while at the same time keeps asking why that idea can be good or bad, one can escape the stage 2 trap.
Which isn't to say no one is working on one and just spreading FUD to lay groundwork for it.
You do understand there’s lag between school outcomes and mid-career adults, yes?
But that's my point. If someone searches for "covid fertility" and Google unexpectedly decides to make it all about vaccines, in a way, they are a source of misinformation. Where someone was previously concerned with fertility as a result of covid the disease, Google makes them start considering fertility as it relates to vaccines instead, essentially going against their search intent & pointing them in the wrong direction.
responding to a question with a question. rhetorical brilliance.
This is like saying people who are attacked by squirrels or crows are to blame for going outside. Did you know there are squirrels and crows outside? Did you read that one article about that one person getting dive bombed by a crow? Obviously you have only yourself to blame if you go outside.
> It’s equally unsurprising that the ambitious children of highly educated and prosperous families themselves pursue such a similar path and achieve similar outcomes.

That kind of misses the point. You want to train as many effective engineers and researchers as you can. The point of the article is that most Ivies can comfortably train more people, but doing so would reduce some of the scarcity "value" of an Ivy League degree. Who cares? The goal is building.

Claude Shannon and Kelly Johnson both got their start at Michigan. The Michigan model of "train as many engineers as you can without compromising substance" is a great. If the Ivies want to create artificial scarcity to avoid "diluting brand value", then their ability to access public subsidies should be curtailed. Give it to Michigan instead.
I have founded 3 companies in Germany and I have lived in the States.

A couple of comments:

1. Founding the companies was complex I have to admit, and costly. But I would not refrain from founding the next one. It’s just a matter of practice I guess. Still I’d love to have an easier, less expensive way.

2. The EU is a composition of many states, just like the US. People, processes differ a lot.

3. FWIW, filing personal taxes in the States was way more than complicated than over here.
We prefer to influence global norms/best practices via our democratically elected governments, instead of via corporate behemoths who probably don't have our interests in mind.

On the other hand, contrary to the US, in Europe we generally trust in our governments. Since we do not have huge corporations here, it's more difficult to influence government decisions, specially at Europe level.
i think the main reason for the existence of buzzfeed news is to bring some legitimacy to the buzzfeed brand, so their staff can feel good about working for a pulitzer prize winning organization instead of a clickbait farm even though the clickbait farming brings in all the money.

rebranding buzzfeed news would defeat the purpose.
Funny thing if you have WordPress. When you upload images, you may have compressed your image when saving the file from Photoshop, but WordPress automatically crops that image to various sizes based on your theme and plugins. Some of these cropped files can often be larger than the original full size file.

So make sure you use a CDN or plugin that optimizes all image files.
I use Arch on personal system and MacOs on Office MacBook.

Docker--> If you are not a paid user `docker desktop` will get updated automatically. Other than this annoying feature didn't faced any issue so far.

Brew --> For all pacakage management. It's a life saver.

Tiling Window manager --> I spend 80% + of my time inside Emacs. So I don't miss `qtile` much.

Terminal --> I use `vterm` mostly but `kitty` is also good alternative.

`ohmyzsh` --> It's just fluff and as power user you won't find it useful.

There are few default apps that you can not uninstall.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starfish_Prime
>There is a thriving tech scene in Europe

please explain
Your comment would be more interesting without hyperbole.

I'm surprised by the low work ethics remark. In my (little) experience I didn't find americans so high on work ethics. It's more like your career is more important to self esteem. This can correlate with being good at work or at posturing.