skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There’s archive.is but I get the sense that the major use case for that is getting around paywalls as opposed to permanently archiving a page - indeed, since they host content that the site owner probably doesn’t want them to, it would stand to reason the service would not be likely to stand the yet of time. But I could be wrong.
I think I'm more offended you referred to "the Mexican race". Mexican is not a race.
I suspect your comment may have been intended as a joke but airborne leaflet dropping has been a thing for at least 150 years[0] and the Voice of America sent broadcast messages deep into the Soviet Union during the Cold War. Governments speaking directly to an opposing population is neither new nor classified as an act of war (however much it may piss off the receiving government).

[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airborne_leaflet_propaganda
Via librivox for me and many others i consume 1800s content almost daily
Do you mean that it's an imagined problem or that it's an example of a truly terrible idea?

Because I see people using it all the time on TV. It's not an imagined problem.
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As I understand it, COVAX is the WHO program name for distribution of vaccines to developing countries, and will potentially include all vaccines, unless you have other information?
Er, doesn't that assume that the mp4 files on your hard drive can't genuinely be infected with viruses? Why is that assumption true?
It's sad we have to go so far down rabbit holes before asking basic questions fundamental to the alleged 'solutions'.
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To expand on your point: the client asked him to evaluate. That he expects good HDL engineers to handle verification is thus also part of the client's requirements.

The client trusts him, not a theoretical average engineer but the exact specific engineer who has been successfully delivering results. The client wants another one of those HDL engineers who handles verification. The candidates rejection is indeed an impasse, such happens. Doesn't mean the candidate was wise.
The lists are also referring to the concepts of literal black and literal white, not the skin colors.
I wonder how The Onion gets away with https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4PC8Luqiws where they suggest visualizing your money related stress as a greedy hook-nosed race of creatures who want to grabble up all your money - and only hire their own kind.
I’m not a lawyer, but you should speak to attorney in California, where the original company and directors are headquartered. It sounds like maybe a transaction is occurring / has occurred though? (“the buyer in EU”).

You could probably start with one of the bigger firms that deal with startups (e.g., Fenwick and West, Wilson Sonsini, etc.) just to get someone there to recommend someone else. Or, since this is HN start with ‘grellas [1].

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=grellas
> Deep SJW lore

I think you're actually correct, although the roots go back further. People don't understand the historical academic context of modern intolerance.
I do agree no one should be whining about being unable to find sufficiently-skilled people to hire when the only real problem is they don't offer enough to get them. But I'm not sure it's fair to hold all businesses to the pay standard of massive tech giants who can monopolize one new product niche after another by leveraging their current dominant positions along with the patent/legal systems. Not to mention their exuberance-driven stock to throw around. Such a business model simply can't be available to all.

However I suspect we aren't talking about FAANG/unicorn-capable top talent here, hence the candidate applied to this job in the first place. I'd also be suspicious the candidate is ducking questions because they can't answer them. Unless it's just interview practice for them and a waste of time for the company anyway.
I left reddit because of how manipulated it is by hard core activists, contractors acting on behalf of corporations and political parties, and governments. I really hope we dont see this on twitter.
> Why did the deity put the fossils there? In order to confuse us? In order to challenge the faithful?

Went into a creationist museum once (real thing). And the literal answer to your question was ”Yes, Satan put the fossils there to temp us away”.

I can’t attribute that to all creationist, but it was the case for the few I interacted with.
Until “they” force you to have eye implants that correct for this natural racism
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How can one get a "deal" on "throw away interview tasks"? The requested tasks only existed to prove the candidates skill. Paying for the time was above all a method to justify the time usage and show seriousness on the client's part.

The only value created by the interview is the possible hiring of the candidate themselves. There is no room for profitability interviewing candidates "on the cheap".
I worked with multiple ops/infra teams, and have seen standard server rooms and advanced server rooms. They’re not supposed to have pipes leaking on the racks, that’s ridiculous. I know many stable redhat servers that didn’t need to reboot for years. I also maintain websites on hetzner servers that haven’t needed to reboot in years, under pretty high load. On the other hand, I got a hostnoc dedicated server and that thing went offline three times a month. So yeah, you have to know what you’re doing regardless of whether you’re building a server room or a k8s cluster.
> I feel like the whole "rat on your neighbors for money" thing has a lot of negative unintended consequences.

1) If they are running an AirBnB, they're not your neighbor. They just own (or rent) property close to you.

2) There are a lot of negative unintended consequences to you because the unit was rented out. Why should you be expected to bear those costs and silently suffer when you can end it?
Latinos is how you gender Latino+Latina in a "purely linguistic way", but some people don't like it, so they made a new word. The masculine word is either gender neutral or "truly" masculine depending on the context, but the feminine counter part always refer to girls/women.
Where is the list? Is it public or just being dripped to select journalists?
I stick to text content, and I bookmark straight to my blog, with title and URL citations.

This helps me in at least two ways:

I turn something that's mostly consumption into easy/frictionless content production.

And also, it encourages me to immediately assess the information I'm reading instead of lazily taking its correctness for granted.
Downvote sucks honestly, I think it should be replaced by report button instead.
Sounds weird...
Do you know to what extent those are correlated? That is: is the contractor told every time the filter thinks it has found adult entertainment? Or was your case exceptional?
The source code in question appears to have been obfuscated (possibly just for brevity). I'd guess the Defender signature in question was written around the packer/obfuscator.
Long story short, Covid lock downs were the most idiotic, short sighted policy of the last 100 years.
I would also like free money
Yea, Russia did better in the 60s. This is nothing to brag about seriously.
I've heard people actually, earnestly, use it. It was high school students, though, so I cut them some slack on the rope of pretentious foolishness. We were all there to some degree when we were teenagers.
Or it will at least become a cheap barometer used by journalists: Materials so offensive that they are automatically rejected by all major social networks.
Does writing off climate change as a factor seem a bit hasty?

Even if it’s just a one-off, terrible-horrible-no-good-very-bad-day event, one effect of changes in average local weather might be that many individuals are more stressed.
I was wondering why this guy was a one-person company when, apparently, his time is overcommitted and it's a buyer's market for FPGA engineers according to him.

Now I understand.
Just get more experienced developers, who understand that there needs to be done a lot more than writing some code. Pff wait, you’ll have to pay more, and you’ll have to trust their experience.
Money and status…

It’s probably easier to get a younger dev who’ll go into crunch mode bc they made estimates based on incomplete specs and lack of experience, but who feel the responsibility to deliver. They’re more easily pressured into working more, when the PM should step in and get more resources or do damage control for the mess they created.
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This has gotten a bit better. Last time I checked, MKL now uses Zen-specific kernels for sgemm/dgemm. Unfortunately, these kernels are slower than the AVX2 kernels. But at least, it does not use the pre-modern SIMD kernels for AMD Zen anymore.

Edit, comparison:

$ perf record target/release/gemm-benchmark -d 1024
Threads: 1
Iterations per thread: 1000
Matrix shape: 1024 x 1024
GFLOPS/s: 96.36
$ perf report --stdio -q | head -n3
97.18% gemm-benchmark gemm-benchmark [.] mkl_blas_def_sgemm_kernel_0_zen
1.94% gemm-benchmark gemm-benchmark [.] mkl_blas_def_sgemm_scopy_down16_bdz
0.78% gemm-benchmark gemm-benchmark [.] mkl_blas_def_sgemm_scopy_right4_bdz

After disabling Intel CPU detection:

$ perf record target/release/gemm-benchmark -d 1024
Threads: 1
Iterations per thread: 1000
Matrix shape: 1024 x 1024
GFLOPS/s: 129.12
$ perf report --stdio -q | head -n3
97.02% gemm-benchmark libmkl_avx2.so.1 [.] mkl_blas_avx2_sgemm_kernel_0
1.77% gemm-benchmark libmkl_avx2.so.1 [.] mkl_blas_avx2_sgemm_scopy_down24_ea
1.02% gemm-benchmark libmkl_avx2.so.1 [.] mkl_blas_avx2_sgemm_scopy_right4_ea

Benchmarked using https://github.com/danieldk/gemm-benchmark and oneMKL 2021.3.0.
> what "federated" authentication problem you're thinking of.

I think he refers to state reset issues in the currently used room versions.
> Allowing landlords to buy up housing supply to rent by the day drives up prices for the 90% who need a house to live in them not profit from them

Notice how the conversation is always about a limited supply; never about how the cities could remove barriers for larger, denser constructions. Wonder why that is.
And attack and defense to moving forward and backward. And I guess we should abolish winning and losing while we are at it
but you now have to explain it to everyone everytime
Yeah, I'd bet that'd fly perfectly safely at 10m altitude for all of the 200-ish km sea crossing between Morocco and Spain. Set a waypoint a few hundred meters off shore at the destination end and have it climb high enough to be difficult to hear at ground level, without ever looking on radar like it'd come from that far south.
> Within inclusionary communities it is a prevailing consensus.

So ... woke SJWs, as I said.

It doesn't make sense unless you're attempting to virtue signal:

1) Other people are not obligated to accommodate what your personal preferences are, especially at their expense.

2) The actual goal behind SJW crusades like pronouns, CRT, BLM, radical feminism, etc. is Marxism - to overturn the existing society to build another structure under the control of Marxist leaders.

Only 0.6% of the US population is trans - why does 99.4% of the population need to accommodate them, at the expense of those 99.4%?

Educate yourself on what matters (first 60 seconds says what BLM should be doing):

"Comedian tells Tucker Carlson his take on identity politics"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iR7nJutI5iI
Jane Austen, Dickens, Melville, Oscar Wilde, Mark Twain, Tolstoy, Emily Dickenson, Dostoevsky, Emerson, Charlotte Bronte, Lewis Carroll, Victor Hugo, Grimm bros., Goethe, Darwin, Ibsen, Nietzsche, Pushkin ...

It's a pretty good century for literature and other books.

Also, lots of people are interested in history. Those can be best sellers.
Totally agree. Simple things stick, complicated things die.

If you’re explaining, your losing.
Artful Stupidity might go down better.
Doesn’t Kerry represent the US government?
But "verification engineer" is a separate specialty - much like "QA engineer" is a separate specialty. I didn't get the sense that the candidate considered anything beneath them, just that the candidate was looking for a specific job.
> 4. Brings temporary residents into neighbourhoods that have no tie to that neighbourhood.

That's the most attractive thing about AirBnB for me, seeing real homes and not living off a hotel room.
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I'm really surprised popular numerical computing Python packages don't already have optimized hardware back-ends for things like NumPy

I think it is hard to beat modern BLAS implementations for common operations. E.g. Apple Accelerate (which also implement the BLAS/LAPACK APIs) uses undocumented AMX instructions for large speedups compared to an ARM NEON implementation.
What about yellow and red? Maybe add grey there too in case we run into “little grey men”
Well, a little bit of sideways could sure speed up intercontinental travel. Sure, could be a rich person toy. I’d imagine sometimes it’s useful to move a rare thing halfway around the world very quickly.
Where there is rejection for hate, there will be love for hate.
I guess all those refugees are hired actors. The whole Western world must be in on the conspiracy! I tip my tinfoil hat to you, sir, for uncovering the truth.
> Russia, Syria, et al. are democracies, yet are in the "authoritarian" club because they do attempt to defend their sovereignty.

And yet they all have a net brain drain to the US. Interesting to see people simply... voting with their feet!
And the price to rent plumets when there is a glut of houses up for rent (via AirBNB or not). That this doesn't happen speaks more to the lack of supply than anything else.

Govenments have failed their constituents by not provisioning adequate land for new housing, and not buying up abandonned or severely run-down areas to redevelop.

Our populations have expanded greatly in the last decades, yet housing supply has not kept up at all!
Sad to see that FloydHub is shutting down, but I an excited to see what you build next.
"Also note that if a police officer ever tries to give
you a speeding ticket, do not tell him that you are the Kwisatz
Haderach and You Can See Where No Bene Gesserit Can See
and you cannot see a speeding ticket. This defense will not hold
up in court, and the only “spice” that you will find in prison is
made of mouthwash and fermented oranges."

Words to live by.
And what about sites that do not have robots.txt? Does IA snapshot those?
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Then Jesus said, “But now if you have a purse, take it, and also a bag; and if you don’t have a sword, sell your cloak and buy one.

It seems silly to take those words and interpret them in a way that means you should not defend yourself.

The real answer is that the Bible was written by people who like it or not had agendas themselves. What was King Jame’s word, and why was it so important he had his own version of the Bible?

Christianity like most other religions has plenty of examples of righteous self-defense.
IA are a designated library, which confers a set of privileges under US copyright law.
I agree about Windows 2000.
You’ll spend more than half the total time on meetings and discussing. Client will not be happy, but at least they can’t deny it was needed.

Still it’s the only way that works.

They pay for someone who types code, but need someone who understands their business.. oh wait, isn’t that a consultant?

Consultants get a bad name because they usually don’t understand either the business or the tech. But they have good verbal skills
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Oh no, they’re making the world safer by encouraging the adoption of the latest security patches and bug fixes? And giving away best-in-class security software that you can disable at any time? How evil. You must really have loved the days of Norton Antivirus.
> How would they convince those people to give up their freedom?

"Something something AI algorithms"
They seem to focus a lot on FaaS function composition, and on distributing a single app over many functions - but how often does this really happen?

I can totally believe that there are some systems out there where one lambda defined in repo A is invoking another lambda also defined in repo A but I cannot imagine this being too frequent. Extra lambda call is significant overhead, so you normally do it only if there are boundaries involved - maybe different teams, or different deployment units, or different product. And those cases do not seem to be handled by bloom very well.
Because the thoughts of a 9 year old and an adult can never overlap?
It was the air force. And anyone who can graduate from an engineering program (and lacks a drug-use history or whatever probably) can probably qualify for that. They recruit pretty aggressively at universities.

He did make an unnecessarily-specific statement about being a lt. colonel at one point, but I don't know that it's a hard rank to get to. I though it was more the point at which career officers got stuck.
What you say is very valid - You get stuff you own and under warranty repaired for cheaper.

But if that all is true, wouldn’t it be better if that list of problems/solutions were forced to be public? And people would be left to try, if they wanted to, to fix it themselves?

I personally think Governments should encourage this kind of endeavors from their citizens as that fosters the kind of people who could become better innovators and ultimately benefitting all.

Otherwise you benefit the company that produced it and maybe licensed repair shops. I know it’s supposed to benefit the consumer in the end for cheaper prices, but I have a feeling this is not what ends up happening and corporations and middle men eat those profits.

If there is one thing cursory observation of global economics makes obvious, it is that states that have more entrepreneurs and innovators become the best to live in in the long term, and I would imagine they would attempt to craft their laws to encourage that.
Wilhelmina and Willamina appear to have some resurgence in popularity as baby names in the US, though both are still uncommon. Willie/Willy has been an intuitive nickname for them.
I agree with the courts, speaking as someone that hasn't used FB in almost a decade (never used IG, might use whatsapp every couple of months) and same with twitter.

It's just nonsense to me because people have convinced themselves they can't live without them… addicted to their centralized social media skinner boxes to the degree they are no longer capable of rational thoughts on such subjects.
The Johnson & Johnson vaccine is covered in the article under "Janssen", the J&J subsidiary that developed it.
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In my first HW design job out of college, I was very surprised when a senior engineer made that exact claim -- that God planted dinosaur fossils in the ground. I knew he was very religious and I could tell he was quite serious, but it was long ago and I had never heard of Young Earth Creationism, so I was shocked into silence. (Also, he was my manager and I decided I couldn't afford to argue.)
Have you ever used AirBnb?

It is not possible to be anonymous in AirBnB, to rent a flat they will ask you for multiple ID documents so they could confirm who you are, furthermore there is scoring system so anything fishy about guest or host will stay in the permanent record. I have used AirBnb a lot across the world, and overall I have not had any significantly bad experience.
It's very good. I was looking for a tell, but couldn't find one. They even capitalized "Black" while leaving "brown" lowercase, as is Proper according to progressive style guides.
This library would be available not only to those who could pay the $1 per minute that LexusNexus charged

Any idea on what LexusNexus is, or was back then? Thanks!
Call me crazy, but if we're going to call these goals, "estimates," they should actually be based on real data. Otherwise we're just making up numbers.

If the relevant data aren't tracked or stored anywhere, that kind of tells you how serious the org is about making accurate estimates.
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>>>> Robert Lowell once said that if humans had access to a button that would kill us instantly and painlessly, we would all press it sooner or later.

In my view, firearms are close enough to this level of technology, to shed doubt on the hypothesis. I don't think everybody with a gun tries to kill themselves.
We should fix the other problems but if we fail to or in the meantime we ought to prevent the existing problems from being exacerbated by Airbnb.
So what, Google and Facebook are now incentivized to ban those links from their platform, further increasing the censorship rampant on their platforms?
It’s crazy how we’re expected to cope with myocarditis, blood clots, other mystery symptoms and even death by participating in a large scale clinical trial for experimental gene therapy. The shot is usually free or cheap but god forbid you end up one of the unlucky ones with ruined health and expensive medical bills with no one to sue or take responsibility but yourself. You’ll most likely get censored on social media and gas lighted by health care providers if you speak out too. All this for the greater good of society?
Yeah, like, residents never travel. Tourists come from Mars. /s

Why ban just AirBnB and not Waze for bringing unwanted traffic in previously quiet neighborhoods?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LexisNexis
"Chess is bad for you, and those who play chess will be bad for you. Therefore chess is bad for you."

Can't find a flaw in that argument.
What Is the Base Rate Fallacy?
If you want public funding in Germany, you better make sure that you cover either diversity or climate change with your research. Not sure how they missed the opportunity to give "lack of group diversity" as a possible reason for the attack.
People are strongly voiced and logical until their very life (or way of life) is on the table (or even just the whipped up perception of it being so). Then they retreat into a shell of conformity and xenophobia. We see this over and over again.
As AirBnB has impact on well establish Hotel business what is likelihood that this study and later laws are sponsored by loosing party?
It is not uncommon for them to lobby to pass additional laws so they can prevent further loses/increase revenue.
I got flagged by FB for inciting violence when my sister said "Your wife is awesome, I'm going to steal her" and I replied "Haha, I'll fight you au".

At least the human moderator who handled my challenge of it was able to consider context.