skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
At the early startup stages, you barely have to touch it. It'll just merrily run without intervention for months.

At the stage where you need to spend a few hours a month dealing with it, you can afford to hire a DBA.
This. They could easily have just masked out some different jumpers with zero-ohm resistors to set the frequency band. In fact, it would have been cheaper to build that way. The only reason to use DIP switches is to let people mess around with the frequency themselves.
Why—exactly—do you reason that someone is willing to pay $109 per user per year for their order flow?

Put another way, Robinhood’s actual customers are confident that they are able to extract in excess of $109 in value each year they purchase the flow of orders from a given Robinhood user. From where and/or from whom do you suppose this money is being extracted?
Location: Sydney, Australia

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No, not at the moment. But would be happy to when the pandemic eases out.

Technologies: TypeScript/JavaScript, HTML, CSS/SCSS, React, Node.js, reading/writing documentations

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Hello! I am looking for a junior software engineering-related role. I highly prefer working at an organisation that has neutral-to-positive social impacts, and can offer mentorship and a clear and sustainable pathway for growing together.

Potential red flags for you to consider:

- I am self-taught, and the only professional experiences I have had so far are a few freelance jobs and a year of work in applied machine-learning.
- I have also made some pretty questionable career choices in the past.

What I can offer:

- 3 Years of web development experience both front-end and back-end. It may be worth noting that I do supplement my studies with computer science and I still practise algorithms and data structures regularly.
- I am also reasonably familiar with git, GitHub, and common tools in the JavaScript ecosystems. Other technologies that I have a working knowledge of, and would happily work with: Next.js, Python, SQL.
- A background in natural science if your organisation is in a related field.
- Multilingual. May be useful when interfacing with product designers and/or spotting design issues during development.
- Honesty. And I expect that to be reciprocated.

Any feedback that is not job-offer related would also be very much appreciated! :)

Edit: formatting. Fixed typo.
I filed a bug, but I suspect it was about as effective as shouting into a hole in the ground. The bug was still there when I left IBM.
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I’m well aware, although afaik they struggled to populate most the space for a long time. My uncle is a pipe fitter and Fab7/11 work has been practically seasonal since the 80s.
The Hawking radiation is exactly its black body radiation.
it's both; the OSS library is usable freely and the hosted version is auto-generated by https://saasify.sh
JuliaCon 2021, Everywhere on Earth
Yes, it's not just a wiki but more of personal KB in DEVONThink. It's ability to integrate data in different formats is incredible.

Quick, light texts are in Notion, but eventually all important ones are moved to DT.
I'm curious, what are your thoughts on Zoho mail. You can use your custom domains even in their free tier
This looks like a good deal. We could use this at https://fabform.io our web forms "google forms alternative"
platform.
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For the laptop part, look at Tongfang.
There are several variants of it.
How do we measure this? Quality of health care available for MC today as opposed to 30 years ago? Quality of education? Home affordability? Cost of living? I thought in the US all these had declined in the last 30 years (in adjusted terms) - i dont know if outsourcing is what caused it though.
The existence of the Map.Entry objects in Java implies a bucket based approach, but I don't think that's how it works these days, except perhaps for LinkedHashMap.

This stack overflow answer implies the Map.Entry objects are reused during iteration which means they don't need to exist the rest of the time and a flat KVKVKV backing array could be used. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5455824/doesnt-that-iter...

Alternatively, new Entry objects are created for each step of the iteration, then heavy inlining could enable the JIT to eliminate that allocation again.
Finite speed of expansion is enough.

The temperature of the CMB just needs to drop below the temperature of the black hole.
PRs which add tests and docs, but not new features to maintain? From new contributors? Your professor sounds like a true hero.
Surely they’ve rejected ads before this.
Your comment minus the third sentence.
Yes, paraphrasing. I forget the exact details, but the javascript intentionally blocked for 5 seconds before proceeding to do anything useful.
> Please hire me, SiriusXM.

Given their questionable business practices, their customer service dark patterns, their dated and awful UX, and their inevitable demise to much more popular streaming services, you’d be best to stay far away.
By the same logic why not champion the same for exec/middle/upper management too? I am not sure how SWEs "out there" are a better ROI but execs are not?
I’ve waited for bug fixes to malfunctioning bluetooth connection and support for two (or more) external monitors for whole BigSur cycle. Needless to say, I can still use only one external monitor and I still need to regularly reboot to get my dual bluetooth headset setup working.

If anyone at Apple is reading this: Please fix the basic functionality before introducing new version that will break even more basic functionality. The current state of affairs is horrible.
I don't live in America and am not familiar with neighborhood crime, but in addition to the financial motivations, are these people maybe a bit too trigger happy? Or is that how it is in poor/violent neighborhoods?
> My boss was RIF'd, simply called one day and told not to come in again, ever. Like some low level employee.

Just wanted to say that respect is not only for the C suite. Any employee (including sone low level employee) should be treated with respect. Especially when laid off. You’re basically fucking with someone’s living, housing, food, and family when you’re laying someone off. Whether you’re at the bottom of the totem pole or at the top. And chances are it’s a lot more devastating at the bottom rather than the top.
A lot of crime is opportunistic. You need to both know what you can exploit and also have some assurance there will be no repercussions.

Someone may always be looking for that opportunity, and it may be a lifestyle choice. But it is still opportunistic on an event level.
Thanks for clarifying. I still think 100ms is excessively slow unless you're doing something like realtime video encoding. A dozen postgres writes only take a couple of ms and that should be the bottleneck, not stuff like parsing. If you have 2 data centers in the US, network latency to the user only adds 10 to 50 ms
Yesss very interested
People are not robbing dollar stores because rap music told them to.
You clearly have spent no time around criminals, or as a guest of the criminal justice system. I have done both.

Nobody gives a shit about education. Nobody from the hood gives a fuck about your Stanford degree.

Why should you work for a living? You don't even keep your full paycheck: the government takes 25% right off the top. Don't argue that point, I worked in fast food.

Your honest job has no honor or glory. Nobody respects a cashier at McDonalds. You get shit on, all day long by the public, for next to nothing. But you get to see all those rich people on TV, all day long.

We value our lives not in absolute terms, but relative to the wealth we see around us.

Violence and exploitation get you both wealth and respect. Girls will fuck you for free drugs. And because you're hard. You throw down with the cops because you don't give a fuck. Nobody fucks with you, because you have a reputation.

"Tough on crime" won't fix this. Neither will social programs. Stupid has to hurt bad, and that just isn't palatable to polite society.
Does GraalVM work with Clojure? I would assume that would solve the startup time issue for a project like a CLI tool.
One of the entries is the rack unit, 1.75 inches, or 1U, amusingly.
I think I've seen other custom systems like this before.

I believe eventually there will be popular open source solutions for this kind of thing that handle a wider variety of use cases. I haven't done a ton of looking into it, but this kind of use case might be possible with React Native and React's Server Components (https://reactjs.org/blog/2020/12/21/data-fetching-with-react...) in the future.
Zoho Mail's free tier doesn't include IMAP (for new accounts since about 3 years ago), so you wouldn't be able to use Thunderbird, FairEmail, K-9 Mail, or other third-party apps. Offline access on the free tier is restricted to Zoho Mail's desktop and mobile apps. Zoho's Mail Lite plan ($1/user/month) does include IMAP access, and you'll need to do some calculations to see whether Purelymail or Zoho Mail is cheaper.

https://purelymail.com/advancedpricing

https://www.zoho.com/mail/zohomail-pricing.html
The Crisis Era in Ancient Egypt Led to a Change in the Sources of Copper
>fine the operators of ships, trains, and heavy industrial equipment based on the amount of noise they generate in an urban area

This is the part that I like.

Why shouldn't ruining the environment be costly?

120dB leaf blower? $200 more expensive than the quiet one.

And measure car/motorbike noise for registration and have a fee for every decibel.

I can dream, can't I?
> A person can get sick or just wish to take a holiday for a couple of weeks. What happens when service goes down or I need customer support urgently?

I think the expectation of urgency should be put into perspective alongside the $10/year price tag, i.e. if you need someone to get out of bed in the middle of the night $10 is probably not enough incentive.

That said, any issues or questions I've had have been resolved way faster than I experienced with Fastmail.
This is the most insightful comment I've read today. Ties up a number of thoughts I've had while explaining this to my kid. You're right that there's a choice about how strongly typed your unit system is.

Another useful tidbit is if your formula has a log or an exp, the arg needs to be dimensionless.
It comes and fades, esp if peeps don't feed the trolls
What a shame, being made to live someone else's dream and have no childhood
To answer the question, yes. The risks weren’t advertised.
> Youre expected not to board a plane with a bomb

And we have a lot of controls around this! Congrats! You've discovered airline security!

> expected to not operate equipment on wrong frequencies that interfere with others

If I can build a small electronic device, that goes through no controls, and can cause catastrophic damage, that is a HUGE problem.

> Just because you can do something does not mean its ok to do.

lol, you missed the point. If it's that easy to do something, the system needs to change.
What's the issue with dual external displays? I ask because I'm using the built-in display on my 16-inch MacBook Pro (macOS 11.3) as well as two 27-inch 2560x1440 displays as I write this.
The analysis is bullshit.
Modernity is marked by the requirement to choose a worldview as technology increases our interactions with others who's alternative perspectives of reality challenge and conflict with our own. This is the basic conclusion Sociologists of religion came to in the 90's when they saw the rest of the world wasn't modernizing like Europe did by secularizing.

The challenge of competing worldviews is really one of the central sociological challenges today. The natural tendency seems to be to try to push the contaminating thoughts to the margins of society - and all groups (left, right, religious, secular, etc) engage in this basic tendency. Its disturbing to live with people who's basic view of reality challenges your own.

The NYT represents mainstream left's attempt maintain worldview solidarity (and again, each group engages in this activity) so it seems natural they take issue with Joe Rogan as he represents the other choice in responding to the smorgasbord of modernity: engage with all the alternatives openly. Rogan states several times the format of his podcast is designed for this - 4 hour conversations. Not scripted, not planned, just conversation. Such conversations are apparently deeply interesting to people who'd rather not spend their time in parochial attempts to shore up their own worldview across society.

I do find it hard to tell (sometimes) whether Rogan's guests are on the level, but maybe that reflects the inherent ambiguity of life. I mean relativity in epistemology, ethics, and aesthetics has been mainstream for decades, if not generations. I expect the attempt to turn back the clock on modernity from conservative religious groups, but its always seems strangely inconsistent when coming from the NYT.
> Do you have evidence of the contrary?

I'm not the one who carries the burden of proof, but I appreciate the sources. Thank you.
I've tried Zoho mail and the "problem" is that it's so much more than mail. It's a huge suite of online apps, really. That means if you purely need mail, it'll take a bit of time to find the setting you need.

(It's been three years since I tried it, and looking at my notes, I couldn't get Zoho to sync contacts for me, and somehow didn't get calendar notifications.)
Is your suggestion that PFOF is "contentious"? Because practically all retail traders are customers of brokers that get rebated for sending trades to firms like Citadel. Even IB does on their normal plans. Message board people believe a lot of weird things about how markets work.
I recently switched to Posteo from a few years with ProtonMail. Reading from Purelymail's docs and with price being within $3 annually of one another (Posteo is €12 annually)

Posteo pros: comes with calendar and contacts via WebDAV, not registered in the US (Germany is part of 14 Eyes, but not 5 or 9, and the EU is better about privacy), cash payment option

Purelymail pros: more storage @ $10, custom domain support, security key 2FA (though unclear according to docs if this is WebAuthn/FIDO2 or Yubikey vendor lock-in)

Neither: cryptocurrency payment option
I hear this repeated everywhere, but do you have any studies or numbers that back this up?

All I could find is this survey of ~40000 shoplifters. Although there's probably a bit of selection bias, they left out homeless people for example.

"However, it [shoplifting] was more common among those with higher education and income, suggesting that financial considerations are unlikely to be the main motivator for shoplifting in most cases."

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4104590/
Yeah that sucks. Good WiFi performance pretty much requires having an AP every other room.

Besides your hardware problems and signal power loss, devices don't cooperate to share spectrum and can't see all the nodes: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hidden_node_problem
It should be loading just fine, though it is slow at the moment. The good news is that the HN wave didn't cause any errors or break anything, the bad news is that the response time quadrupled and I'm not sure why yet.
Yeah I mean it could help for essentially type checking your work. I feel it’s common in physics to set a lot of units to “1” which is just like a morphism to the underlying field, and then later you put units back in. Obviously you can do calculus/algebraic geometry etc over more interesting objects than just a field, that seems to be the essence Tao post. I am not entirely sold on torsor perhaps.
Pmem serials should be more suitable for databases. Intel should put more efforts on the market strategy.
> are we just inventing new terminology for a cartel?

Sure, you can call it what you like; what matters is, does it deserve the same negative connotation as "cartel"? The answer to that depends on your position on:

> Ultimately taxes going to zero is a good thing because it is a sign of competitiveness between tax structures favoring more efficient governments.

...which is incorrect, because "efficiency" is not tax rate alone, it's tax rate compared to services offered. We're not talking about countries cutting their tax rate because they're more efficient; Ireland doesn't know how to build roads cheaper than England does. We're talking about countries that decide to cut their tax rate and cut services proportionally in order to entice immigrants. They aren't any more efficient the day after they do that than the day before, they're just selling a shoddier product at a lower price point.

And it's worth pointing out, if you think of government as a product and tax rates as the price, the reason we have this problem in the first place is that the market is broken by allowing corporations to "buy" one product but "use" another. For a company to primarily operate in the USA but pay corporate taxes to Bermuda is roughly equivalent to a man who drives off the lot in a new Benz but is making payments on a used Buick. If the market were functional - if the "price" a corporation chooses to pay in deciding where to be patriated were aligned with the "value" they receive in access to infrastructure and markets - we wouldn't be here discussing this agreement because it wouldn't be needed.
There are a few reasons. An important but unfortunate one is that these areas have not received toxic chemical remediation. It is common for adults and children to have complications from lead exposure. A side effect of developmental impairment is increased aggression.

But there are reasons related to a different social culture. The cops and justice system can't help you and may very well ruin your life if you try to involve them, so it's easiest to kill people who slight you. These interactions happen because whatever small amount of money or credibility you might just shrug off is life altering to these people.
I have a question: if this is hosted on AWS, what (and I'm sure there's something, I just don't know what) is stopping Amazon from accessing my mail and using it for whatever?
It bothers me that the ME exists. A completely separate computer that can be remotely controlled and I can't turn it off. I'll be glad when there's more CPU competitors that don't have one of those, even if they are slower.
It seems to me that getting rid of one bad thing (scammy slimming ads) can be positive - without them needing to be 100% consistent all the time or policing every possible bad thing. Claims to the contrary seem like the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nirvana_fallacy

I think what vkou is sharing is the core of a very common dilemma.

You can allow "any legal ads" and you'll be derided as mercenary but at least you'll be entirely consistent.

Or you can try to set out _some_ kind of boundaries about ads on your platform and get enmeshed in endless debate over whether a) which boundaries should exist b) how far out they should be drawn c) what side of that boundary a given data point is on d) whether boundary enforcement is subject to some kind of internal conspiracy or moral corruption.

There's no winning move, because this is the Internet and you can't please everyone.
[Sober, well-researched article about the dangers of pervasive social media that calls for strong government regulation]

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“Not that the authorities will tell you” -> editorial in THE WALL STREET JOURNAL.

You cannot make this shit up.
While your numbers are probably accurate, it's not helpful to dismiss suggestions like this with alternatives.

We need to do everything we can. Every 0.3% chunk helps.
I had a trial (with paper trading) with ToS a while ago, before the Schwab acquisition. I didn't find their platform particularly compelling, so I went back to using StreetSmartEdge by Schwab. Can you explain why you find ToS better?
From the linked article: We are rolling this out as a preview feature, and are still exploring the possibility of including the feature permanently in the future. Our goal with including Microsoft Math Solver in Microsoft Edge is to bring more equity in learning by democratizing math learning for students who need help but are unable to get access to help.
can anyone explain what benefits are to a managed email service over rolling your own on a vps server with stuff like mailinabox? you use your custom domain anyways and it allows s3 or backblaze backups so data retention is not an issue. you use your custom domain so in case something stupid happens to your vps provider, you can just restore and be done with it?
and its not like managing your own vps email server is much of a hassle, every few months you have to update the install script and thats it
Not really. Here is what he actually wrote:

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20060508-22/?p=31...

He doesn't quite come out and say what "being on the other side of this airtight hatchway" means - it appears only in the title. But the post makes it clear what it alludes to: if you're already in a position to execute arbitrary code on the target machine in the security context you want, then you don't need to jump through further hoops, because you're already there.
If that's the case, why don't they say that? There are a lot of words in this which are lifted from the fat-acceptance movement talking points.

You'll note, as mentioned in tfa, that things like weight-loss pills and before/after imagery were already against the site's policy.
A group of people organize together with the intent of killing or harming others on the internet. This feels like an "on the internet" patent moment, absurdly so.
Depends on "they", I guess. Plausible deniability goes south, once you are greeted with a wrench. Reminds me of https://xkcd.com/538/
In Raku you can also use × (U+D7) for multiplication

# this assumes that ϕ, ψ, and θ have already been set

my \cϕ = ϕ.cos; my \sϕ = ϕ.sin;
my \cψ = ψ.cos; my \sψ = ψ.sin;
my \cθ = θ.cos; my \sθ = θ.sin;

my \alpha = [ cψ×cϕ−cθ×sϕ×sψ, cψ×sϕ+cθ×cϕ×sψ, sψ×sθ;
−sψ×cϕ−cθ×sϕ×cψ, −sψ×sϕ+cθ×cϕ×cψ, cψ×sθ;
sθ×sϕ, −sθ×cϕ, cθ];

I'm not sure if using × helps or hurts in this case since I'm not really experienced in this area.

These all work because Unicode defines ϕψθ as "Letter lowercase"

say "ϕψθ".uniprops;
# (Ll Ll Ll)

---

I would like to note that I used the Unicode "Minus Sign" "−" U+2212 so that it wouldn't complain about not being able to find a routine named "cϕ-cθ". (A space next to the "-" would have also sufficed.)
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Use a real computer for communications and news. Give yourself the luxury of space and interface.

Get a phone with physical buttons which don't put you into that state of mind where all the various gestures are memorized, which leads you to remember all the other "fun" things you can do in that fugue state between riding the train and riding the dopamine waves. Stop letting your machine condition your behavior in exchange for intangible rewards.

If you really need the texture difference, use an epaper ebook, too. A story by E. M. Forster might give you ideas*. Paper maps and train schedules are nice, and easy to unfold and pass to strangers, and they work without charging.

But me, how do I feel? It doesn't involve me, so I don't think about it.

* http://www.visbox.com/prajlich/forster.html