skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I can tell with certainty that slacking in office is extraordinary simple. You can even slack your way to massive overtime, as you chat with this or that person, hang around, procrastinated with actual work or just plain browse reddit.
Imo, we didn't evolve to function in a vacuum and it has severe emotional/psychological effects if we're in that situation (involuntarily). If loneliness isn't a purposeful choice with the mental stability and maturity required to create your own structured life, it can be quite harmful.

It isn't just about "eating at a regular time", it's the social aspects of eating together, or seeing or interacting with people around which you can structure parts of your life.
So just like employees with stock?
> In this new release of inlets, you can now get insights into your tunnel servers through the status command and new Prometheus monitoring. I’ll walk you through why inlets was built as a Cloud Native tunnel, followed by the various changes and features introduced in this release.

The main changes are both the status endpoint and command and the Prometheus metrics which were added for reliability / observability.
0.9x as safe as human drivers.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/bradtempleton/2020/10/28/new-te...
And honestly, 9 times out of 10, I'm better off rebuilding the list because vectors have lower memory overhead and the memory is contiguous. But that one time... I've also been spoiled by Java's very rich set of collections.
Lol what is an edgelord?
I am sorry that it is to late and I know it is not helpful, but:

Always, always, always do a backup with an unrelated 3rd party. Being it a harddisk in your safe, AWS Glacier, whateverservice.

If you do backup with your main and only provider, you are going to loose (data). Related: See burning OHV data center (customers loosing backup because they were in same datacenter).
They could've saved a lot of time if they just read the Terence Tao blog (I'm being a bit cheeky here since it's a rather counterintuitive insight and doesn't necessarily hold for all cases).

"If X correlates with Y and Y correlates with Z, then this does not imply X correlates with Z."

https://terrytao.wordpress.com/2014/06/05/when-is-correlatio...
Big caveat being you can no longer use the account to develop things with the Google API or use some third party clients (e.g. rclone).
Having a scripting language deal with objects seems a good idea. Also, easy interop with the .NET framework is good.

It would have been much better if they had used a variation of C= (which is a pretty good language)
The entire Fermi paradox is lazy thinking. We have no idea what the base rate of a given planet or galaxy evolving life is, because we have an exactly n=1 sample size to study. Every attempt to tackle the Drake equation sticks hilariously vague estimates into the parameters, based on hilarious shaky logic.
Yeah, but programming is the business of building little tools to help you build what you actually want to build, over and over again. E.g., you might have some API calls in your code and need to implement an error handler on some of them. You could repeat the error handler code on all of them, or you could extract it out to a generic function and just use it as a wrapper for the others:

let call1 arg = ...
let call2 arg = ...

let error_handler call arg = ...

let call1 = error_handler call1
let call2 = error_handler call2

Python made this kind of technique famous, but languages with generics can do it pretty well too.
Heh. You said in a dozen words what I said in hundreds. Yes, ditto. And thank you very much for being willing to share this. (Hopefully one day it won't be rare to share, but currently it is.)
It's just my opinion of how people should strive to live. I also would wager that the person sharing the resource will get great joy out of seeing others benefit from the sharing. A little bit of thoughtful sharing goes a long way, for both the giver and the receiver.

Why do I feel this way? That's a complicated question that I don't fully have the answer to. It probably has something to do with how humans are a social animal that has evolved to depend on each other for survival.
It's going to be really good at scanning your texts and photos to check they don't contain unacceptable content.
"If a journalist blows a story out of proportion, then usually nothing happens and the story is forgotten after a few months."

Definintely disagree. Stories can be published that are sided, contain bad facts, are missing highly relevant facts, and the narrative can be set in the public consciousness as a matter of record forever.
Brands Engage Consumers at Events Through Instant Digital Temporary Tattoos
This is a big ask, but can you make one that analyzes seeking alpha posts? Seekingglpha.com ... Generally quite high quality posts, but I always lack the track record knowledge... To have this due diligence tool on the authors would be gold!
Elon Musk describes engineering philosophy for building ‘holy grail of rocketry’
Client certificates, as the name might hint, certify your identity. But a big thrust of technologies like U2F and WebAuthn was not to do that, for privacy reasons.

My FIDO authenticator has no idea who I am, no opinion who I am, so you can't use it to do identity correlation. It's only useful for the very specific problem we wanted to solve "Are you still you?" "Yes".

In contrast a client certificate for u801e is enduring proof you're u801e and signatures the client cert makes during login will be durable proof that u801e logged in. PornHub can show Facebook and GitHub that the same user is using their site. So that's a privacy hole you can drive a truck through.

There are numerous practical problems with trying to leverage TLS client certificates for this work, but that's a big privacy problem.
C is only used because it has a widely deployed set of libraries and by it's nature as an underpinning of most foundational software because it was the language of choice when we really started hitting exponential growth in computing. If there wasn't an enormous set of software and source code out there for it already, would there be any reason to use it over anything else?

And even then it's latest language standard update was in 2018. You still have to deal with the fact it's changing and keep up with it if you plan to read or use others code. And of you don't, then you can safely not care about advances in C, just as you can safely not care about changes in Go.
In fact, it can be helpful to treat the symptoms first, because the symptoms might make it impossible to productively approach the core issues one might have. They might be feeding back into each other in a never-ending loop of negative interpretation/emotion.
>pattern 1: making outdated assumptions about the audience’s knowledge

>pattern 2: having inconsistent expectations of the reader’s knowledge

>pattern 3: strained analogies

>pattern 4: pretty pictures on confusing explanations...

edit: I understand you're trying to help, but... Your post simply listing the 'titles' of each of the categories is ironically itself an example of exactly the problem the blog-post is discussing: your bare list implies that these are all known rhetorical devices (assuming knowledge) whereas the blogger is attempting to articulate the reasons why these categories are confusing for the reader/learner.

In other words, the value of the blog-post is in the detail, not in some list that can be summarized like this as a tl;dr.
I've been wondering for a while why, if

- master/slave terminology and

- statues of people who held what is today racist views

were actually a problem, why wouldn't they actually keep them around as examples.

I mean: we really want to remember Churchill, both because he lead Europe out of World War II but also because of the rest of what he did say and do; he is a very good example that people can do good things and still not be saints.

In the same way regarding master/slave setups it is good - I think - from time to time to be reminded about our past, and not only during black history month?

But of course, I'm neither leftist nor sociologist, I'm just someone who tries to make a difference.
Ethereum inventor says blockchain with 'run the metaverse' in ten years
Having worked with React a lot. I could see the invalidation answer coming from a mile away.

Glad all that knowledge is useful in different contexts though.
I use lego everywhere. You download it from github or build it with go, drop it in a bin folder, run it first time and set up a cronjob. That's it. No on site deps, no interpreters, no venv.
They’re the easiest stack structure to implement. All your operations are against the head of the list and you either have a thing, don’t have a thing, or add a thing. I’d like to be able to maintain a stack of things whose types I don’t have to manually reify and erase. That’s not a tall order, and it’s certainly not “complexity”. It’s markedly weird that I can’t have that same structure and associated operations be usable regardless of the thing I’m working with.
C11 introduced type generic expressions.
One way to compensate chatter is to have a small mass (say 50 grams) on an X-Y-Z voice coil on the cutting head.

Then you can use that to apply large brief forces in whatever direction is needed to stop chatter for a few milliseconds with each turn of the cutting tool.

It's the same mechanism used in iphones "taptic engines" to make 'clicks'.

The same mechanism can be used to actuate the head at far higher frequencies, allowing cutting fine detail at high speeds.
I am not a UI dev, but I have seen some noise about using Canvas based text rendering. What is HN's opinion on this?
> every other employer of shift workers manages the shifts they offer and accept and limits the supply of workers they agree to pay

The problem isn't that it's a burden on the employer, it's that it removes an entire category of worker flexibility. I can't be commuting or parked somewhere or sitting around in my room while also signed into uber if they have to pay minimum wage for that; they're not a charity and aren't going to pay for nothing.

The rule is good for someone that goes out to do an entire shift of uber and nothing else. It's not as good for someone that wants to multitask or make their own schedule.

> Maybe the different "rideshare" companies should collaborate on a way for drivers to bid in a truly independent way with many apps and many pricing arrangements etc, and give some selection control to the rider as well, to make it a real and unambiguous independent contractor situation?

Is competitive bidding actually going to get drivers paid more than accept/reject? I don't know if this actually solves the right problem.
Space debris will block humanity's path off earth
Finally catching up modern times!

Welcome to 1976.
Does anyone know for a way to disable this scanning by photoanalysisd? (Other than not having any photos.) my old laptop keeps chugging away at that process for tens of minutes after each wake.
Jiga (YC W21) Is Hiring a FS Developer (100% remote, flexible, parent friendly)
> It still seems like California's process is the least democratic.

Did you mean the most democratic? California's process means the legislature can't override the will of the people -- only the people can do that, through another ballot initiative.

I'm not saying it's necessarily a good thing, but California ballot initiatives are about as close to direct democracy as you can get.
... this post perfectly encapsulates why I hate web development. A painful and easy to miss bug when trying to reimplement a GUI feature that's been available in every decent GUI framework for over two decades.
Is there a reasonable explanation why the new Pay app doesn't work with custom domain / business accounts? I am guessing it isn't resourcing.

The old one did; luckily I can still use that with my personal profile until I upgrade my phone, unluckily I didn't install it in time on my work profile - which is where I pay for many more things.

[Don't mean to bash on you personally, it doesn't sound like you are even on the app team, just annoyed by the downgrade.]
I don't think that's true anymore. Google employees value their careers higher than anything else, otherwise they wouldn't put up with all the bullshit. Just working for Google itself is a huge red flag in their personalities.
Mike Richards has stepped down as the host of 'Jeopardy '
Find and grow the right plants (they cant stand the smell of quite a few). I cant remember the names but I remember my grandmom used to grow a specific bunch around sitout areas and windows. If that doesnt work try incense.
Worsening sleep apnea is listed as one of side effects of testosterone replacement therapy.

https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/sexual-health/i...
They said they have DRAM on the sides where it also connects to PCI-E. I guess the chips in the middle won't be able to access it easily though.
They have: there is a "verbatim option" and also they have never removed doublequotes from their documentation or told us it has been discontinued or put to use for something else like the plus operator (which IIRC meant "make sure this particular word is included").

They just ignore both verbatim option and the doublequote operator which is why I conclude they (as an organization, not as individuals) are incompetent and/or arrogant.
I thought it was strange that throughout is the same for CFP8 and BF16. Why support a fancy new 8 bit format if it's not faster than 16 bits? And there weren't any details about CFP8 so who knows what it really is.
Published for free 1mln of credit cards to inaugurate a new criminal marketplace
> In an interview with the People's Daily overseas edition's new media platform Xiakedao on Monday, a scholar joked about cutting off the water supply to Hong Kong.
Imagine Taliban HR.... Thats gotta be some dark shit. Making sure everyone is in line and following instructions... :)
The thing about the AU military using this to replace a quartz frequency standard seems lacking in detail. They can get a matchbox sized rubidium standard for a couple of K$ which has to be a fraction of the cost and headache of this cryogenic thing. Maybe the new thing is even better, but is it by enough to matter?

Out of stock at Sparkfun, but this is the rubidium thing I'm referring to: https://www.sparkfun.com/products/14830
Epic reveals Google's secret offers for app makers like Activision Blizzard
Check the link's parent :)
ISO C23 is coming up, and until the last UNIX stops working, C's existence is assured.
Spiral (Railway)
What is unconstrained intermediate and what about constrained intermediate (which could only issue certificates for subdomains)?

My main use-case in mind is service which provides HTTPS to its clients, but clients should serve content from their own endpoints. Think about home devices. Proper way to do so is to generate private key on device, send public key to somewhere and receive proper certificate for device-0123.example.com. This could be automated with letsencrypt and DNS verification, but there's limit of 50 certificates per week which would require to register plenty of domains and rotate them. Using intermediate certificate would solve that issue.
I would be extreamly sceptic of marketing statistics.
.ai registration is managed by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vince_Cate very interesting story there
Looked up the plants people typically mention and we already have those. We often use mosquito coils/incense. Helps slightly but isn't practical if you're just gardening in a shaded area and mosquitoes hassle you constantly. Still, could be worse - could have biting midges in my garden.
I dunno... they each seem pretty self-evident.
Absolutely, changing your body composition definitely will.

With consistency and the right approach you really can feel a sort of compounding effect on your body's hormonal output. It's important to have some intuition around nutrition, human physiology, and the necessity of rest also. The more muscle mass you have the easier it is to get lean quickly because your body just has more capacity to expend energy.

Do not listen to the lies on this website that movement and exercise are not an important part of the equation, but keep in mind that getting injured will derail you the most and should be avoided at all cost. Nutrition is easy if you consume a variety of natural foods (nothing out of a package or can) and get enough protein, which is possible also for vegetarians and vegans and I'd suggest it.

If you are fairly obese I would suggest by starting with regular short walks, as many as you can manage in a day, while eating as much as you need, as long as the ratio of calories from protein compared to those from carbs and fat is reasonable.
Well is the TRT causing the sleep apnea or are people with low T getting sleep apnea and then getting replacement therapy? Or could it be associated with being larger (i.e more muscle - more T, or fat - low T, can obstruct breathing).
Hey, instead of “return value, err”, we can now write it as generic Option!

Kidding kidding, please don’t do it kids
LaunchControl’s ui looks like it could disable them, but I haven’t tried.
They make a great stack, though. Cheap to use and easy to implement.
How is this even possible? How do I get one?
I can see that. Dark Souls is the kind of game that after you've spent enough time in it you either commiserate with other over the pain, or you feel vaguely embarrassed about how long you put up with that (addictive) abuse for.
> meeting between Apple and Google senior executives, notes showed that the execs agreed: "Our vision is that we work as if we are one company."

choice quotes right there - if this is not collusion and anti-competitive behaviour, i dont know what is.
Important subject, but that’s a pretty terrible article. I do understand the need to have publications by one’s name (I’ve been there too) but still, it’s a bit embarrassing to see this, which is just a blog post really, dressed up as an “academic article”.
How to Give Life to Drawings?
For some strange reason many developers lose sight that programming languages are software products just like anything else than one can sell for installing into a computer.

While FOSS might have changed the way to sell those products, they are still products looking for attention, market share, ecosystems, conference talks, consultancy, trainings.....
i cant stop thinking about the tesla bot. was he he outright lying? is it just a ploy to recruit robotics people? is it even plausible?

i think the most challenging aspect of the idea is interacting with the world, picking up and handling various objects.

its obvious from the presentation that fsd is very good at placing itself in space and mapping out its environment as well as devising routes even when accounting for things like other moving objects. boston dynamics has built machines that take the input of a joystick and translate that into four-legged locomotion. so if you just took FSD and bolted that on top of a spot or atlas, you would have a machine that gets you a very long way towards tesla bot. something that can walk and navigate by itself. so the question is whether or not tesla will be able to recreate what boston dynamics has done and whether or not they could do that on the time-scale that was insinuated by musk. the last time i checked, boston dynamics does not use any NN in their robots.

and then theres the question of interacting with the world. i think its a fair assumption based on ai day that fsd would be able to create a very rich and accurate map of its surroundings. so that half of the question is taken care of. but how could they get it to grasp a drill and manipulate it in an intelligent way? the implication is that they would train a NN to provide that signal. but how are you going to train that? they have thousands of cars out in the world generating tons of driving data. where are they going to get data for performing these tasks? are you going to train it on every task that might be asked of it? its hypothetically possible but thats hard data to generate and label. it would take a really long time at best, and even then it would be an experiment, just as likely to fail as succeed.

it seems to me that this must be a stunt where the intention is to build something that can walk around but not manipulate things or do anything useful. i would change my mind if musk came out with an explanation of how hes going to train interaction.
> . Oppressors? We got 'em. Most of us are them.

Nope, at best you are the partial descendents of an oppressor. As of course, are almost every Maori.

Guilt is not inherited. Stop loathing yourself.
Sounds a bit contrived in this context.

I'd rather think of 100 000 rows where some of them looks like like a date.
I'd say the policy makers are making political decisions because it's a political problem in their eyes. If more people are pro mask they are going to enforce masks. If people get scared they are increasing restri tions. If people get annoyed the loosen restrictions. All they are focused on are the next elections
Wikiwars
Bowser only joined Nintendo in 2015. I'm fairly sure Bowser, the character, has been named Bowser far longer than that?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doug_Bowser
A breakthrough in the fight against Covid-19
Hmm… not me. Keeping myself centered in the lane is tiresome (first-world problem, I know). My car only requires that my hand be resting on the wheel. No games.

It’s a bit annoying to be perfectly centered at all times, I will admit. You don’t notice until you’re no longer doing it, but lane positioning is very dependent on what’s next to you. For example, being centered in your lane next to a big rig actually feels uncomfortably close to it. Luckily my car lets me adjust where I am in the lane without disengaging, but I will turn off lane keeping entirely if I find I’m fighting it too often.

Now, when someone makes a system that does smart lane positioning, I’ll be set!

I still have zero interest in the city stuff mentioned in the article.
Ursula and Sabina Eriksson
They were saying it wasn’t having research directed at it.
Hm yes i agree, testicle in an egg cup

(To get past it copy paste the url into a new tab)
Interested, email in profile.
I don't consider this a bug, it's really a very minor performance issue. 80ms isn't going to be noticed by users
Go is getting monomorphization, separate machine code for each type specialization of a generic function. I assume reflection will choose the one for the args you want to pass, or make you do that.
That made that to themselves, the original prototype was in Java and changed to Go thanks to some recently joined team members that were very munch into Go.
I can't make sense of your explanation.

In 1) I don't think my YubiKey knows anything about the sites I use it for? It just creates keys, so a phishing site could presumably still steal the key created by YubiKey and pass it on to the real site.

2) My fingerprints definitely don't know anything about web sites. So WebAuthn being unphishable has nothing to do with fingerprints. It is only incidental that some devices decide to unlock the functionality with fingerprints.
What's your position on having to see for example a mezuzah?
At the bottom of the article they mention:

What happened here? The tooltip was attached to the tooltip container and not to the body.
This invalidated a much smaller subtree, which was the tooltip container. The tooltip container
is not visible in the page, so modifying it doesn’t invalidate the complete page render tree.
If the tooltip container would have been visible in the page, then the complete render tree
would be invalidated but in this case only an independent subtree was invalidated.

So the tooltip container needs to be hidden with e.g. `display: none`?