skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> but seems that this just effectively creates a new basketball league that kinda 'happens' to be associated with secondary education.

Isn't that the status quo?
I have some Thai fermented tofu in my fridge. It tastes like a very strong soft cheese.
you live in Europe?
No clue, I dont work for Peloton. for all I know they end up in a garbage dump.
I think retail encourages this type of behavior by having large numbers of unskilled workers all fighting for the small amount of decent paying positions, and then topping that off with paper thin profit margins due to business decisions made up higher, this leads to abusive managers floating to the top (of store management, district and regional management) as fear is a good way to get the troops inline and carry out the home offices orders. In addition job prospects of a retail front line worker are usually slim.
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger Restructures Key Groups, Navin Shenoy to Leave Company
"as is the inability to get excited about projects you simply don't want to do - "

Why is this ADHD and not just being human? This sounds so basic I have a hard time believing this is because of a condition.
Unit Testing in a Symfony Project
I understand that there are many people who want to insist that "computer science" is not programming, and that computer science degrees have nothing to do with programming.

At the same time, many of us went to college and got degrees that our university called "computer science" and we learned how to develop software and became software developers. and people continue to do this.
The author writes "this might be why there is std::make_shared", but that's not really why it exists. When you create a std::shared_ptr it needs to allocate memory for a control block structure (which tracks the reference count) as well as the memory for the object itself. If you write std::shared_ptr<Foo>(new Foo) this will result in two memory allocations, one for the Foo object and the other for the std::shared_ptr control block. If you write std::make_shared<Foo>() then a single allocation will happen which has enough space for both the control block and the Foo object, and then placement new is used to initialize the memory for both structures. So std::make_shared exists to reduce the number of memory allocations that are being made, not for the reason suggested here.
For me it's random technical dumb stuff, like library version compatibility.
Or a specific syntax I know exist but I can't figure out.

Now when I don't find what I need, I double check with g! ... once every 2 or 3 times, google do find what I'm vaguely remember exist and is out there.

Is never actual content, it's when I look for a specific one liner to copy paste and DDG do not deliver.

I can live with that.
Which coffee "research" is this so far in the last year? One time it's bad for you, then it's good for you. Then it's bad for you again, then it's good for you.
It's an interesting topic. From my observation industry is divided. For well-paying companies there is an influx of candidates - these companies can be very picky and calibrate hiring process to get the best of the best. Whatever it means in FANG+ big tech context.

On the other side, there are plenty of small, medium, mediocre, old-school places and these companies have to fight for talent if they don't pay a top dollar.
Reflecting on it, it doesn't solve anything, as I still have to give my name and date-of-birth to the person validating it anyway.

Otherwise, there is a large degree of normalisation in the id documents in the EU, and you could simply hash each variation.
Nice!

We spent quite a bit of time on performance over the past month. We called out to a Python runtime to generate semantic data types (names, addresses etc.). As of 0.5.0 ripped it out and replaced it with a pure Rust semantic data generator called fake-rs.
If your mom tells you and your brother to clean the house, bathe the dogs, wash the cars, and repaint the living room, and you do all of it while your brother is sick, you wouldn't feel slightly upset if she paid his rent and you got nothing? Most people don't want all those people to be homeless, but it does feel punishing that other people are having their way paid for while contributing less.
Uplifting someone else who needs it doesn’t slap my face. I paid off all my student loans myself, but I’m still for loan forgiveness and free, subsidized education. We’ve got to get past this zero-sum “he wins therefore I lose” mentality.
> all platforms

Chrome doesn’t even support all platforms. It probably wouldn’t run on my car’s display for example. If the web followed an open standard that wouldn’t be a problem: the car manufacturer could make their own browser.

And not everyone wants to use chrome/blink because the development is in practice entirely run my google who do not have consumer interests in mind.
Yev from Backblaze here -> absolutely, the blog post was mostly intended to dive into the "how" we came to some of our decisions, for those interested and having never gone through one of these before!
No, the Marxism is in having kids at the top being leveled down because of the kids at the bottom in the name of "equity" / equality of outcome.
Something is asymmetrical here. Those who cancel are also communicating things. Why don't they face pushback from what they say? Why don't they face consequences?
“I appeal to you, brothers, by the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that all of you agree, and that there be no divisions among you, but that you be united in the same mind and the same judgment.”

-1 Corinthians 1:10 (ESV)

“I appeal to you, brothers, to watch out for those who cause divisions and create obstacles contrary to the doctrine that you have been taught; avoid them.”

-Romans 16:17 (ESV)

“I am astonished that you are so quickly deserting him who called you in the grace of Christ and are turning to a different gospel— not that there is another one, but there are some who trouble you and want to distort the gospel of Christ. But even if we or an angel from heaven should preach to you a gospel contrary to the one we preached to you, let him be accursed. As we have said before, so now I say again: If anyone is preaching to you a gospel contrary to the one you received, let him be accursed. For am I now seeking the approval of man, or of God? Or am I trying to please man? If I were still trying to please man, I would not be a servant of Christ.”

-Galatians 1:6-10 (ESV)
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The big difference is that religion usually believes in some kind of forgiveness and repentance. I can't say I see the same things in the current society.
> If you see a friend with a new haircut, and you think it looks ugly, should you immediately just blurt out “hey, your new haircut looks awful”? Why?

My friends would expect me to say this, yes, and I have the same expectation. If everyone thought my haircut looked bad, I would want to know.
Wrong. It is f*king 21st century. come on.
It's not just that though. It's also the oppertunity to work on more interesting things and less on day to day drudge work.
> "computer and information science" degrees - note this is NOT comp. sci

If you read the reference, you'll see that the phrase 'computer and information science degrees' really means all degrees related to computer science, information science, software engineering, etc. It doesn't literally mean a degree called 'computer and information science', like you think it does. So yes it does include anyone with a computer science degree.
That’s fair! I recommend no alarm for people at the start because the average person’s sleep problem is they don’t sleep enough.

But as someone with trouble maintaining a steady sleep cycle, I totally support purposefully using an alarm like that as long as you have the bedtime sorted too. And once you know what full sleep feels like.

(Bedtime and a bed routine turned out to be the key for me and now my sleep cycle is regular enough)
People are going to love Jerry forever because of the sitcom. His standup isn't a big hit with the kids these days but everyone still knows the sitcom.

Chappelle is one of the biggest comics alive. The people who are bothered by trans jokes are a small, humorless minority.
The are new theories for cycles: https://www.eur.nl/sites/corporate/files/2018-07/mooij-pup-2...
> How many people are actually using Lightning network in El Salvador at the moment?

My understanding is that they are onboarding something like 20,000 new users per day through community trainings and bootcamps.
No, propaganda is weaponised rhetoric designed to obfuscate the truth while promoting compliant beliefs and expedient behaviours.

This is not about differences of opinion. It's about whether the population is allowed to have an independent opinion at all.

In the US it simply isn't. There's a gigantic shrieking fog-horn of pro-corporate anti-democratic extremism on one side, and a smaller but more shrill progressive air horn on the other.

Between those two it's very hard to debate anything on its merits. Most positions are tribally one-vs-the-other, wrapped in triggering rhetoric and imagery, and powered by stock cut-and-paste memes, opinions, and predigested talking points.

None of that is about communication.

There are reasons for all of this. Some are reasonable, some are toxic. But that's a different issues.

It doesn't change the fact that propaganda is the default media mode in the US - not just in the mainstream media and in advertising, but also in the form of the interactions and quality of relationship that are typically promoted on social media.
3 hours a day? This seems completely reasonable. I'm under the impression the vast majority of developer are in a similar boat.
There’s a case for renaming Mt Everest but is it ours to rename?
> Imagine if they didn't - what would happen? Landlords would require stellar credit, several months payment up front, and regular financial checks. This all assuming they just don't pack up and sell their property (which has gone up significantly in value) thereby reducing the available places to rent.

So the nightmare scenario here is more people own their homes?

I’m not sure I see why that’s bad, but it seems just as likely that they’re selling to other landlords more able to handle the vicissitudes of the market.
Only civilised society rewards the rule-abiding citizen. Californians have got what they voted for.
> It's perfectly reasonable for society to take children away from parents.

The way you state this makes it sound like this should be the /norm/, though, as opposed to only being applied in concrete exigent circumstances such as the ones you name.
I built a tool (framework if you will) that helps me build comparison websites (1 on 1 comparison) rapidly, it's been quite useful initially for ourselves of course, but later on for others. I'm now building out an "imperium" of comparison sites - hopyfully worthy of a side-hustle style income next year.

The way it works is you enter some "categories", then when you have time you research one of the providers, add that yaml file, and that's it. Automatically deploys and updates everything. No database or complicated things, just simple feature comparisons.

For anyone interested, you can see a version of it at https://www.srvrlss.io
> Yeah I learned that the hard way when I found out that std::vector apparently feels free to move your objects around in memory for you

In standard terminology, this is described as "invalidating iterators". There are a bunch of member functions in std::vector that either do or don't invalidate iterators, e.g. push_back(...) does but size() doesn't. And as the name implies, if you call a function that invalidates iterators, all your existing iterators/pointers/references become invalid.
what are you yipping about? Every economic system requires working.
TeXmacs 2.1 Is Out
I think that's the root of the problem in software development. Development requires VERY smart people to solve hard(ish) problems. The catch, the majority of problems are stupid simple and easy. So smart developers are generally engaged one or two weeks out of the year, maybe one or two months if there are real tough problems to solve. Then is goes back to wiring up login screens or explaining how JWT's work for the 100th time or setting up DB models and access. It's terribly boring and very uneven. After a while you stop caring until the world is on fire.
I'd even go a step further. It's not a backup until you've restored it using different hardware. You really want to know that your tape (or whatever) can be read by a different tape reader than the one that wrote it.
JVM Ecosystem Report 2021 [pdf]
Yep, as evidenced by the fact that FAANG seems to have no issues finding new developers.
Not at all. It's obvious in the "news" stories.
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Physics has had a 470 year head start, if you measure from Copernicus. Of course it looks simple. It wasn't simple at the time; it's taken something like 14 generations so far.
Because SSRIs take weeks to work, it is theorized that they actual modify DNA expression and other things that are slow to action.

Serotonin itself has little to do with depression at the synaptic level
That's not relevant to the point they are making. CIS is a different major than CS.
Bro, as a minor official in the Democratic Party, let me reassure you that we are nowhere near organized enough to behave like tyrants. We spend more energy squabbling with each other to ever bother with our Liberal Zionist Master Plan, which doesn’t even exist. We can’t even agree on whether to build more housing, as our bleeding hearts can’t choose between the homeless and the spotted owls. The fact that we’re governing is more of a sign of the complete shambles of a Republican Party than anything else.
I hacked together this spreadsheet to help me better visualize my investments in a different manner:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tBrZEMFK9XNWxiqOxE8o...

Been contemplating whether to leverage no-code tools to help level-up the functionality and visualizations

Would appreciate any pointers as appropriate. Thanks.
Prior to C++17 such an evaluation order would have violated the standard. ISO/IEC 14882:2011 1.9/13 [Note: Indeterminately sequenced evaluations cannot overlap, but either could be executed first. — end note]. The arguments in a faction call are a comma-separated indeterminate sequence (5.2.2/4 [Note: Such initializations are indeterminately sequenced with respect to each other (1.9) —
end note]).
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I think I've read that same article every year for 40 years.

Gotta love it.
Only in terms of spherical cow models. Try to apply pure F=MA kinematics to the real world and deformation is one of many huge issues it’s ignoring.
No, not if they're written by the same hardware using the same process. You need to restore data from one of them, and then another one every so often. Not every two hours, though.
Technical Instructor (Software Engineering)
> By connecting you with video from top Bible teachers, Spark Bible enables you to find answers and to become a smarter, more confident Bible reader.

> Solid Bible education is now just a tap away for every chapter of the Bible.

It seems like you're not vetting the content at all. I'm not sure this will really consistently lead to being "smarter" or "more educated". You can find a wealth of manipulative, toxic "religious leaders" on YouTube.

Edit:

I see this comment [0] from OP:

> Currently there's an admin back-end where videos are manually reviewed and given applicable Bible references before they show up within the app.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/reply?id=27595782&goto=item%3Fi...
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REPORTS TO: Manager, Technical Instruction
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WHAT YOU’LL BRING TO US:

You have at least 2+ years of experience working on a software development team.
At least 1-2 years of teaching experience.
You have working experience in both front-end and back-end development, and are fluent in:
HTML5 and CSS3
Full-stack JavaScript (strong JavaScript highly preferred)
At least one JS MV* framework (Angular, Backbone, or React preferred)
SQL databases (we generally use PostgreSQL)
NoSQL (we generally cover MongoDB)
Java Springboot
Express/Node.j
A Bachelor’s (or Master’s) degree in a related field is preferred but not required.
Experience with curriculum, syllabus development, and lesson planning.
Experience with student assessment; and a talent to continuously evaluate the curriculum to identify what is working and what improvements can be made
Well, usually you designate a pointer as 'shared' not only when it happens to be already shared but also when it will be shared later on.
I've met way too many people who confuse a map of policing for a map of crime, and I believe SimCity's crime map and the game's widespread use in education shares some responsibility.
Actually color can affect the perceived taste. Red/vibrant colors make the drink taste more sweet.
> If "the poor" move to less dense areas then who will wait your tables, pick up your garbage, clean your offices, cook your food, check out your groceries, etc?

That is not the reason people stay in HCOL areas. There is value for them there, or the cost to leave seems higher than staying.
Now I get why a popular xmas time pastry in Sweden is saffron-based.
If you are sending 40$ over Bitcoin the fees will
Be far more than 10% (4$). Checkout Nano or Stellar Lumens if you want to send small amounts of money without fees.
Not that you are wrong but still LOL. The only place JIRA slaves would go from micro management to nano management or some such.
ACM is an academic organization. So education is going to be the answer they reach for.

Software devs already make a lot more than most staff-level jobs. Why will another 50K shake out talent that is not already in the market?

I think the more likely approach is that companies are going to be more open to remote contracting in places like Eastern Europe, South America, India, and Southeast Asia. There are a lot of examples of this not working so well in the past, but there were also a lot of examples of WFH not working so well, until there was no choice and companies figured out how to make it work.
Yes. As an almost medior at FAANG I get 2-3 a day on average
Hey there HN,

This is something that I've been wanting for quite a while, and now I've finally got a working prototype. It's a social networking app where every post is encrypted from end to end, aiming for the best things about Facebook (convenience) + the best of the encrypted messengers like Signal and Element/Matrix.

I originally started on this because I wanted a more secure way to share photos of my kid with our extended family. But it works just as well for keeping in touch with friends or colleagues or neighbors or whoever.

Over the past few years I've been encouraged to read others on this site who feel the same way that I do about the current crop of social networks. How the tracking and data collection is creepy, and the algorithm that prioritizes your friends' posts for you is harmful as it maximizes for "engagement" and outrage rather than user happiness. You want something better, with no ads and no tracking? Well here it is.

If you want to try it out, you'll need a signup token.

* If you're in Europe, you can use this one: b018-0e2b-6efc-24e1

* If you're in the US or somewhere else outside Europe, you can use 43de-79e1-3ed5-2a66

Both of those will be good for a couple of days.

Please take a look and let me know what you think. I'm hoping to get this launched in the "real" App Store sometime next month.
I'd likely be a chemist or a plumber in those days. Quite frankly, I'd likely be happier today if I was a plumber - however although I really liked chemistry, I'm glad that's not my occupation since a friend of mine has a PhD in chemistry from Stanford and has been unemployed since graduation.
Do they keep you from walks too? I found that extra hard, though only had brief periods fortunately.

I forgot to mention a few things:

* I found this app absurdly effective. Only used it like 3 times but it had a big impact: https://wuju.app/

* Square breathing helps. Inhale four seconds, hold four seconds, exhale four seconds, hold four seconds, repeat. Can do it as two second instead of four as well. Especially helpful if you feel stress.

* Pay attention for stress signs and process them. When I had some burnout it was like my stress response was oversensitive. So noticing I felt stress and either processing it (e..g someone cuts you off, you feel tension —> “They merely walked in front of me, relax, that is not a threat”) or using the breathing technique can help retrain your stress response.

Good luck! It does get better, just takes time and good habits.

Also random thing that helped once: consciously blowing off everything non essential and diving deep into Hades for a couple weeks. I think it was being totally focussed on a thing, and having a sense of progress, that helped.

Would not recommend as first step. Take care of small irritants and get good habits first. But then just totally letting go to some fun hobby can be an important part of the cure. For me it was Hades. For others it could be woodworking or pottery, whatever tends to immerse you.
That's not what that means. It's an official grouping of subjects by the Department of Education.

It'd cover everything under CIP code 11:

https://nces.ed.gov/ipeds/cipcode/cipdetail.aspx?y=55&cipid=...
> medior

Cool word.
To be clear, I only mentioned 'data' generically and not 'user data' specifically. Its clear that Brave Ads collects data, even if you don't consider that data to be user data.
I wouldn't mind the micromanaging if I was payed double
“This website [Press TV] has been seized.”
Maybe your profile needs some updating. The market is HOT right now.
Then why bother writing that useless comment?
The reference does not state what other majors are categorized under CIS, unless you've got a link?
Oh,I've not released anything yet. The only Amiga-ish thing I've released is my Blitz Basic Emacs mode that lets you write Amiga code in modern Emacs and compile and run it in an emulator.
https://github.com/richardjdare/bb2-mode