skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
One alternative is an opaque hierarchy where it is difficult to find the goals or team missions documented anywhere.

It lets senior management avoid uncomfortable conversations about power relations while also creating a lack of clarity for individual contributors about what their subteam’s mission even is.

https://www.jofreeman.com/joreen/tyranny.htm
There's been a lot of discussion on this already: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=pastYear&page=0&prefix=fal...
Amol Rajan thrives on being contrary and questioning designed to provoke. You could see from his other questions that they were purely designed to create headlines in a similar way:

> When I invited Pichai to commit there and then to Google pulling out of all tax havens immediately, he didn't take up the offer.

> In a very revealing quick-fire round of questions, we discover he doesn't eat meat, drives a Tesla, reveres Alan Turing, wishes he'd met Stephen Hawking, and is jealous of Jeff Bezos's space mission.

The headline really is irrelevant to the majority of the interview, but I really wouldn't be surprised if he personally signed off that headline to run with from the interview (the same was used on the television news). He's a former newspaper editor after all.

This form of journalism is what I thought was starting to be considered old fashioned. I don't understand how he became the BBC's Media Editor and host of the most prestigious morning radio programme on the BBC, apart from having loads of connections and history in the publishing industry.
Lol, you could have probably just used some silicone sealant or some 2k glue to do the job.
If there’s only one owner, either through limiting the contributions or through insisting on a CLA, then that owner can do what they like moving forwards. They can’t change things retrospectively, though.
I find the M5StickC is good for this
If Tesla likes DC, those GPIOs have a whole 2mA!

Nice project and installation though, was just a bit confused by the title.

edit: I think a common EV battery would need around 4800h neglecting efficiency loss from voltage conversion. So let's say an EV would need around 2/3 year to be charged by a Raspberry Pi GPIO. Workable if you have a reserve of around 200 cars.
WebGL and WebAudio Online Synthesizer
Whats the difference between Opensearch and the Open Distro for Elastic Search[1] provided by AWS?

https://opendistro.github.io/for-elasticsearch/
You saved one keypress on the e but added at least two on the capital letters
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Could run as a server of some kind, with the screen displaying the server's status? Would be cool to have charts and graphs.
AWS used ElasticSearch; but it was a big headache for Elastic the company to support because it had custom bits which integrated AWS and they used an old version; support issues came in for these versions and it was a pain to manage. (There was also a money issue here).

As a result Elastic the company licensed the new versions of the elastic code with a licence AWS wouldn’t be able to use.

So AWS forked the last Apache* version and continued its development in the Apache license. This is the result of that.
I suppose the article doesn't mention the real reason: that it is the privilege of mothers to spend time with their children, because they invested and risked more to have them (or simply because having the womb gives them the better negotiation position).

While a small percentage of mothers can not relate well to their kids and prefer to get back to work asap, the reality is that most mothers prefer to spend time with their kids.

Who should get to spend time with the kids? The person who spent 10 seconds injecting their semen into the womb, or the person who toiled for 9 months letting the child grow in their womb, often risking their life to do so? In many cases, the discussion does not even make sense. It is even more ridiculous when feminist men pride themselves for taking "the burden" off their wives. All they did is take away their natural privilege.

This also becomes even less surprising if one looks outside of the academic box and realizes that most people don't have exiting creative jobs where they change the world, but mostly mundane stuff like being supermarket cashiers, or, at best, nurses - which is a nice job, but should women really leave their kids so that the can change the diapers of strangers instead?

Feminism want us to believe that taking care of kids is a burden that men unfairly push to women while they go off to have fun at work. And huge parts of society have swallowed it.

Here in Europe, many governments think they have to force men to take paternity leave, to further equality. They think men don't want to spend time with their kids because of role models or whatsoever.

The reality is probably in most cases that the the issue is mostly financial. Even with paid paternity leave, there usually is less money on the table than with full time work, specially since women tend to choose less well paid careers (another privilege - they don't have to provide for the family, so they can afford to trade income for convenience and social status).

I think it is great if fathers can take paternity leave and recommend everybody to try to do it. but there are actual real world issues preventing it, not just memes ("societal expectations").
I’m a broken record at this point, but the focus on GPL code seems secondary to the massive repetition of all-rights-reserved content. I recently tried entering “chapter one: the boy who lived” as a prompt into gpt-3, and it was happy to spit out chapter one of Harry Potter, verbatim.
The article suggests that this could be the root cause of one of the largest extinction events. It seems like a very plausible explanation, more and more supporting evidence would go some way to establishing it as an explanation:

“This is ideal ground for researchers seeking an understanding of the Permo-Triassic extinction event, which affected all life on Earth approximately 252 million years ago. During this event, up to 96% of all marine species and 70% of terrestrial vertebrate species became extinct.”
How to Choose the Best API Tools for an API-First Approach
Easily, at 10 seconds per board, you get ~350 boards per hour at around ~$15 per hour.
Kubernetes has become so simple to run that you can pick any provider. The challenging part is everything else you need to do - logging, monitoring, backup, secrets encryption, etc. Pick any provider that works for you. Day 2 ops is more critical in my opinion.
Smokescreen: A simple HTTP proxy that fogs over naughty URLs (anti-SSRF)
> If Github's interpretation of copyright law holds, we can train a model on proprietary code and extract concepts without having to worry about being tainted.

IANAL, but it can be more fine grained than that. For example, courts may very well care if you obtained a copy of the source code legally before you trained the AI on it, or whether the source code copy comes from a hack or a leak.

There is a difference in a court declaring that a rental agreement's clause that no parties may be hosted by the renter is void, and someone breaking into someone elses home and hosting a party there.

Proprietary source code that you can obtain legally does exist, but it's a much smaller category than proprietary code in total.

In the worst case, this might render copyleft unenforceable while doing nothing to most proprietary code.
> I had sort of a similar reaction to this but then I thought that the artist here seems to have done this only to show people they are being surveyed or that hidden surveillance is easy.

If you want to make an art piece exposing how much violence happens in our society, you don't do that by acting violently yourself. If you do that, you're not an artist exposing a societal wrong, you're the perpetrator, and should be persecuted for it.

Seriously, how would you feel about your picture, secretly taken without your consent in a setting you had reasonable expectation to be private, ending up in this art installation?
From the most recent news item on the link you posted: “In the coming weeks this website (https://opendistro.github.io/for-elasticsearch/) will be selectively decommissioned and/or forwarded to the corresponding OpenSearch.org content.”
The power source has been the big limiting factor in electric propulsion. If your exhaust velocity is several times the mission delta vee, your propellant amount becomes really small. But your power source is probably going to be big. If you use a lower exhaust velocity, you need more reaction mass, yes, but you need less power also. This might in aggregate be better!

Ie, higher exhaust velocity can result in worse performance.

It all depends on your power source, mission delta vee and required acceleration.
Elastic requires a CLA for contributions: https://www.elastic.co/contributor-agreement
> If you have a piece of code that would be infringing if you wrote it in Emacs. How can it not be infringing if it was written by VSCode and Copilot? I just don't see how any court would hand down such a judgment.

If Emacs had Copilot, and Copilot could completely take over all decision making regarding the design and construction of the code, and could reproduce an entire copyrighted work by repetitively hitting the same key over and over, then would a stanley nickle be worth more or less than a leprechaun?
Elastic requires contributors to sign a CLA. Their CLA does not reassign copyright but gives Elastic a license to distribute contributed code without restrictions. [1]

Elastic changed the license for Elasticsearch >7.10.2 from Apache to a more restrictive one to prevent cloud providers like AWS from providing a hosted version.

[1] https://github.com/elastic/elasticsearch/blob/master/CONTRIB...
I must have been in a big rush or highly distracted, or both, when I wrote that comment, because a couple times I used the word "ad" when I meant the word "patent"!
Thank you! Learning is easy in the way that weight loss is easy (for all). The actual work to be done is easily defined and simply needs to be done, but that process can be much harder to go through for some than for others. Or perhaps you disagree even more?
Hmm. So a catchment tank, then even a small pressure tank after, might give a very nice experience.

And without power, the catchment tank would still be pressurized by the incoming water supply at 10psi, a nice fallback.

Now we only need to obtain the contract. Profit!
Ask HN: Do you still write REST APIs?
I wonder how hard it would be to code an AI to play this game.
Ask yourself what you want the CTO to help your business achieve and over what time period. CTOs differ heavily based on what the business actually needs at its stage of growth. Do you need someone with hands on, deep specialist knowledge, or someone with broad generalist knowledge, or someone who is very well connected. Don't look for unicorns, look for someone with either proven experience in doing what you need, or get a recommendation from someone you trust.
Since there's a hippo in the article as well, here are some major points:

- From the teeth shape and abrasion patterns we can tell that this was a herbivorous animal.

- Muscle attachment points intm the jaw and huge concave regions suggests large and powerful jaw muscles, so the hollow skinny picture in the article is not viable.

- Being a herbivore with powerful jaw muscles, this animal would need to chew on food a lot. Without cheeks, food would fall out as the animal chews, so it clearly has cheeks.

- Eyew need to fit in the ocular orbit, so they're not tint dots, they're large eyes.

- if we knew any surviving mammal, we would know this animal probably had eyelids (all mammals do).

- This head is huge and heavy, so we'll need a bunch of muscles to keep it up, so this animal has a chunky neck as well.

You can see what the reconstruction would look like with this info at ~40 minutes into the video.
How are you using Syncthing? What’s the actual app?
This is itself terrible advice. Therapy is delivered by people who are overwhelmingly of a certain political persuausion and very, very far from being representative of their client population in many other ways. You are far better off asking friends or family for advice in most cases. Your therapist does not care about you. If they cared about their clients they would burn out in well under six months. You will learn a lot more about social skills in acting or improv classes or through spening a lot of time with the same group of people who will be blunt with you when you're being fucking weird.

The therapist is not your friend. They will not give you useful advice that makes them feel even the slightest bit uncomfortable. They do not care about you.
Even better, during war, calamity, or zombies, the catchment tank can provide for emergency water!
I'm gonna use your disasfaction of your log management tool for a little self-promotion. I'm working as part of the Wrble.com team its a fast logging platform that is priced way lower than hosting your open source stack. We are based on Lucene technology. I believe we provide the same service that existing players do for an 80% reduction in spending. Give it a shot let me know what you think.
Mods, this seems to be...hate speech? How is this allowed for over 20 hours?
This idea does not work for multiple reasons:

- You can keep things secret without copyright being involved at all. Something like the Coca-Cola recipe isn't protected by copyright, but by secrecy. No problems to apply this to proprietary software.

- SaaS and PaaS make distribution terms irrelevant and secrecy very easy.

Open source for the user lost a number of years ago, the reason companies embrace it is because it commoditizes components, i.e. lowers cost, because it's literally free stuff.
Recent and related:

OpenSearch: AWS fork of Elasticsearch and Kibana - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26780848 - April 2021 (424 comments)
There had never been a Finnish state prior to the 20th century, either.
>Do high levels of CO2 in the past contradict the warming effect of CO2 [3]? There are also other drivers for climate besides CO2.

The sun gets hotter over the course of millions of years as it is inching closer to death. However we are talking about millions of years, not the last 200 years. CO2 levels on earth fall and we end up maintaining roughly the same temperatures. If we reach record CO2 levels we are also going hit record temperatures. When I was still in high school I got fooled by so many articles talking about how we are in or entering a solar minimum and how it is about to get colder. What a joke. If the heating effect of human activity is enough to outdo a solar minimum we know it's human made.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjgCaF9BGUo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBF6F4Bi6Sg
They forked the Apache version. Not GPL.
Well there are questions and questions, and also many ways of and times of asking them.

For example, and oldie but goodie is: http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

That might be overkill for internal review situations, but it is worth reading and bearing in mind.

Context is all. Sometimes it is the problem of the person you asked. Sometimes it is just the wrong time. Sometimes they are under pressure or just feeling a bit grumpy and snap at you. Sometimes there really is a "stoopid question"! Sometimes you need to try asking the rubber duck first (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_duck_debugging)!

Keep your chin up and don't take it personally!
The largest electrical power delivered in space from nuclear sources was 3000 watts, which is far less than the 10,000,000 watts they call for just to generate 100 newtons of force.

Generating power in space isn't easy.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_power_in_space
How is it copying IP when it was licensed that way?
I had a conversation with my cousin a bit ago talking about the gender pay gap being a bit misleading because of the .7/1 ratio not taking into account previous experience and hours worked. To the extent that sexism is the cause of that gap, it's actually a good business decision to not rely on young women for leadership roles due to the realities of biology.

Since there is no changing biology, my proposed solution is to make paternal leave mandatory.

I think it's counterintuitive at first blush to help women by forcing men not to work but that absence is exactly what puts young women behind the eightball at the beginning of their careers and they play catch-up for the rest of their lives.
This is kind of the main problem. You should't have employees at IC2 if they are IC4 worthy. They will just try to find another job, instead of waiting 5 years before reaching a level of someone who is performing same or worse.
Previously they've been time-outs, but this is the first I've got 404s.
it's usually there to justify the wage band in companies who also hire fresh grads as you can't pay someone fresh out of school the same as someone with 10 years of experience. In companies who only hire seniors you ususally don't see this distinction anymore.
Mind... blown. I never thought about that, that “Ozymandias” was perhaps correct that his legend would stand the test of time.
I find this line of argumentation unconvincing, given that open source provides the source for models to learn while closed source does not and therefore there will not be derivative works of closed source at least from a copilot use case point of view.

Nevertheless, there was a link a couple weeks ago for a NN that replicated GTA. I wonder if that is more along the lines of what the author wanted to argue? I.e. if I can have a NN learn and replicate windows, would MS be ok with it?
Instant turn-off: Decorative cute emojis in a serious document.
> Production of Intel’s Core i3 chips will begin later this year on its 5nm process, followed by the production of mid-range and high-end CPUs being produced for Intel by TSMC on a 3nm process in the second half of 2022.

[Source](https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/news/intel-set-to-outsource...)

It mad sense to me for Intel to move i3 first to 5nm and then i5/i7 to 3nm. But I agree, like you said, it is rumor for now.
IC7 => I transcend organizational boundaries by taking a holistic view of the company’s goals and taking responsibility across EPD, not just within my immediate scope of ownership.

I laughed when I read this description. The religious undertone tells me everything that I need to know about the company. Almost cult like?

Just my impression.
Well, I guess I know where I am going to host GPT-J-6B then. I don't think it is sustainable.
What trade secret controls do you imagine could be used against users? Once you've lawfully obtained a piece of software, trade secret law doesn't protect against reverse engineering.
>Give them a little pay rise every 6 months and let them own a part of the product instead of having a no-responsibility JIRA burn and churn roster.

This works for most people, but some are hyper-focused on comp and will ask every few weeks about why they're not leveling up and making more.
> Why do companies think they can do this

They don't think they can, they know they can. So of course they will.

And from the employee side it's not a bad deal either so many people are happy to take it. Sure I wouldn't love a 20% pay cut, but if I can get a 50% reduction in cost of living by taking a 20% pay cut, that's a large raise effectively.
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Make leave mandatory even for people who don't have children, or you're selecting for childless people of either gender. Sometime between 20 and 40 you have to take half a year off.
Pursuing violations is a very different thing from wanting an extension of copyright. It's very valid to want the former and not the latter.
Someone should definitely tell J. K. Rowling about that. She might be in a position to do something about this, and she definitely needs something more useful to focus her unhappiness and frustration at.
Solving the wrong problem IMO - Even if you reach 100% efficient reprocessing a portion of plastic enters the environment on each usage cycle, and this is the problem we urgently need to solve.

Switching out to materials which decompose harmlessly is a better option all round, even if the energy costs are higher.
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If you want to understand the past (crisis) understand the present (crisis)?
His whole site is a goldmine
Not to discount your experience, and it’s likely this doesn’t apply to you at all, but I don’t think welcoming all types of questions should be expected in this type of environment.

There is usually a baseline level of knowledge and skill expected even from a fresh coding bootcamp grad. If they’re not familiar with certain fundamental concepts, answering some of their questions can be frustrating for more senior colleagues.

Business domain knowledge or company-specific tooling is a different thing, but even there, some people tend to avoid note-taking (or looking up documentation), which can result in them repeatedly asking the exact same questions.

Of course, even in those cases, some degree of tact and patience on part of the seniors should be expected, but as harsh as that sounds, there is such a thing as a stupid question.
It's not necessarily about reversing causality, it can simply be breaking it (ie, the effect happens before the cause without being able to influence the cause).
Where would flour fit in in this classification? I assume it's less explosive than fertilizer, but flour dust suspended in air can also explode...
Early diagnosis of skin cancer at home for the price of 40 cups of coffee
A raise every few weeks, the entitlement..
This is a tutorial on using it in Houdini that has a pretty good explanation at the start: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hi2JOChP2iE
In early 2020 it was still a common opinion that SARS-CoV2 mainly spread through droplets, in that case surgical masks would have been sufficient to offer the wearer some protection. However by late Spring/early Summer (northern hemisphere) it became apparent that it was airborne which is why all medical personal switched to FFP2 masks (long before the CDC and the WHO officially recognized it as being airborne). Confusion only arose because many actors were reluctant in accepting airborne transmission and thus kept recommending the wrong type of mask for personal protection. But nowadays there’s no doubt about airborne transmission and you can get good quality FFP2 masks for around 2$ and studies show that even exercising with them is not a problem.
> Either I’m the better one in the pair, and I’m forced to waste my time doing the teacher’s job teaching simple concepts instead of learning anything new myself,

Nothing will expose the gaps in your own understanding faster than trying to teach another person. Just being forced to verbalise your own understanding helps you remember things better, even if you already had a good grasp of the material.

> or I’m the less knowledgeable in the pair, and instead of listening to a professional I’m stuck being tutored by an amateur who doesn’t know how to explain anything.

If they understand what they're talking about you can ask questions until you understand as well as they do.
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Those techniques assume that everybody’s motivations are the same, and that’s not true. Some people don’t want ownership. Others are already satisfied by their pay.

My answer to that question would be three parts:

1. Make sure that you agree on what success looks like, at the micro and macro levels.

2. Discuss what that person needs to achieve success for both of you - mentoring, training, tooling, access, time, money, whatever.

3. Frequently make sure they actually have what they need.

When people are regularly missing out on what you call success, you’ll probably get rid of them. When they’re missing out on what they call success, they’ll get rid of you by leaving. Don’t assume you’ve understood what they think success looks like until you’ve really discussed it with them individually.