skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Currencies inflate only. Bitcoin fluctuates. It's not the same kind of exposure. (though a consumer might have a hard time catching the upside and avoiding the downside).
Lableaktheory.com aggregates news articles and primary sources too.
Only if you are parodying the content used.

If you use copyrighted content to parody something else, you aren't protected. Penny Arcade had to pull a comic back in the day when they misunderstood this.
Here[1], perhaps?

> transpiling to C, js

Yes to both of these.

[1] https://nim-lang.org/features.html
Believe it or not, governments or any organization or individual for that matter, can be pursuing more than one thing at a time.

And how is suing companies for fraud an ideological thing? And which ideology is that?
The most elaborate joke i read on HN so far, well done! Thank you and the others who rolled with it.
The post doesn't seem to offer any evidence for its claim.
Same reason some young men play chicken with traffic. Paradoxically, it's likely a signal of fitness. A young man who can still manage sex successfully under the burden of multiple addictions probably has decent genes, cardiovascularly speaking. Probably why men are much more likely than women to take such risks, too.
Controlling the narrative, to grow Microsoft in the minds of people and easily skip the massive issues around telemetry and backdoor agreements for any three letter agency. The enemy seems to be independent firewalls that do not contain binary blobs to allow covert snooping. To avoid these they attack the mindset and influence the decision making processes. Architects have there heads in thin air 1) to stay connected with upper management which tells them to only use well known, kickback fee inducing, brands 2) keep the job.
FWIW, the people at Nest have been the nicest people I have worked with during my career. Many of them were ex-Apple. I did not work under Tony though, so can't comment on that. I also remember the comments from the ex-Dropcam team... And I tried to find out what happened there, but never fully found out.
Or electricity
hopefully crypto domains will bring an end to these nazi domain revolvers
Yes, sorry. I meant the arch forum only.
Currently the River Fleet isdiverted into a sewer, but it sometimes overflows into the Thames, or backs up into office basements…

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/River_Fleet

Looks lovely from the old paintings, there’s supposed to be barge moorings in what is now the sewer.

The Thames overflow comes out under Blackfriars bridge, however the the Thames Tideway tunnel is being built to reduce overflow events:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thames_Tideway_Scheme

So there’s the Crossrail tunnel, Thames Tideway tunnel, and the recently completed National Grid tunnel to carry extra electricity through London.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_Power_Tunnels
In my country seals are used for business. There's a legal arsenal that makes forging a company seal or using it without authority more risky than dealing drugs. You can get in jail for life for this kind of crime. It's very efficient because companies making seals took the habit of asking for a proof of authority for making the seal representing a company to shield themselves from prosecution
Just not food-centric.
To me the industry has become so extremely toxic to mental health since agile became a thing. Must "sprint" 100% of the time, keep that velocity up at the maximum sustainable in short periods but forever.

A marathon runner can't have the pace of a 100m sprinter but software engineers are expected to maintain sprint pace for perpetuity.

And give detailed status reports Every.Single.Day. So there's no possibility of a breather, ever.

This is not at all what it used to be like pre-agile. There was time to think deeply about solutions. It was ok to slack off a day (or three) and make it up later when you got into The Zone.
Around 10 years ago i worked in a company that had lots of software and physical VOIP phones. One of the models of phone had a pretty nice colour screen on it. I forget the brand .. it might have been polycom.

At that time I was very much into nmap'ing everything and noticed that these devices had all sorts of interesting ports open including telnet and ftp. FTP was read only for anonymous but it was trivial to download and crack the passwd file and discover that the admin password was something like 1234. My colleagues and I only got as far as showing images on the screen to surprise people but my imagination was running wild with the surveillance possibilities (let alone doom!).

This was one of my first glimpses as how bad security on commercial embedded devices can be.
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> Litter, endanger, defacate in public? Same penalty as anyone else.

what penalty is that for people who cannot pay any fines?
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Firefox warns me of a potential security risk on that site.

(edit) on proceeding it redirects to a site that won't be found.
The irony is that the incredibly dismissive response of the parent, referring to some unidentifiable rule or guideline, is what immediately reminded me of SO and its overall hostility towards these types of questions.
Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28310204
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The article literally says: "So they compared word-usage in Macbeth to Shakespeare’s overall writing" - and found several creepy words in the top 15, also the word "the" occurring more frequently compared to his other plays.

But I agree, we don't know what the real reason was for Shakespear's choice in this case, just that it explains what contributes to the creepiness for the modern readers.
It may or may not be a symptom of the masculinity crysis the western world is l experiencing and also sweeping under the rug every time discussions pop up about it.

Also there is something seriously wrong with the world when a people playing virtual pretend immidiately makes others, even in such thoughtful places such as HN suspect that they are horrible child molesters etc etc.
Don't you hate it when people have some anecdata to really whet your appetite and then they just say... "I work on a very important service/thing at some large megacap tech". If you're SWE navigating the very important choice of selecting one of these elusive "good teams with good managers" so you don't accidentally step into one of these abusive teams then you need to know information. You're only doing a disservice to your peers by hiding the information. It's like salary. When SWE salaries became public, it put tremendous pressure on tech to provide massive bumps
, bennies, and YoY growth.

I think if we can name names to shame the bad teams it really helps the industry improve conditions and expectations. And if you really are on a good team you should get the word out so it's easier for you to hire.

I'd help if I could but I'm just a student.
damn, that’s a lot of interesting content. I meant to go to sleep an hour ago, and I’m still reading.
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If you want to open a Walgreen's in the FiDi, I'd advise against it, but assuming you're a tech worker, it's a pretty pleasant place to live.

While it all depends on your values, it's very walkable for a US city, relatively safe, and has mild weather. Homelessness is of course an issue as it is for most west coast cities.
> My way to deal with car crime is not owning a car, with the extra income I can afford to mostly use ridesharing for most of my needs and rent a car for the rest of them.

That is mind boggling to Americans outside of SF though. That’s the equivalent of telling people not to “dress slutty” if they don’t want to be raped.
A significant proportion of Ukraine's population does not want Nato or the West. They want Russia... so much so that there is an ongoing civil war in Ukraine, and there are self-proclaimed republics in the East of Ukraine
Ada and ALGOL dialects.
It seems like the original was a silly way of doing it in the first place.
keep up the good work nims
They said the same thing about the South Vietnamese.

Conservatives tried to use that as a justification for not accepting refugees. Arguing on one hand refuges would include communists who will murder us in our beds. And the ones that aren't communists need to be forced to return to Vietnam and fight. Or that because they ran away they aren't worthy of help.
So if you don't know why you even talk about it?

Just Google online and you'd see that the average salary for a software engineer in China is pretty high and has pretty good long term career perspective (+ stock and bonuses)

https://venturebeat.com/2015/02/16/think-your-annual-bonus-i...
https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202102/1215448.shtml
https://www.payscale.com/research/CN/Job=Software_Engineer/S...
https://www.glassdoor.sg/Salaries/shanghai-software-engineer...

The average salary for software engineer can higher than many place in Europe
Endangered 'scrotum frogs' to go on display at Chester Zoo for the first time
…but does it run crysis?
I find your mission super important. Processing $5.5M per month in less than a year since you started is impressive.
> It’s an unwritten rule that as a salaried employee in Big Tech, you are effectively on call all the time.

This, right here, is where OP lost. It takes some discipline from management to admit there are only three options:

- There is a formal oncall rotation of people properly equipped to solve all problems.

- Everyone is oncall all the time.

- Whatever you make can only be expected to work in core office hours AND your users understand this is not production level.

In my seven years in Google I've only been in the first and third category. Nobody ever suggested I should do overtime. But I know there are teams in the middle category and people there eventually end up miserable just like OP.
Stockholm at 59.33°N is about .5 degree North of Churchill in Northern Manitoba. Without the Gulf Stream your friend may be in for a rude surprise: polar bears rather than grapes and olives.

> Churchill is a town in northern Manitoba, Canada, [...] most famous for the many polar bears that move toward the shore from inland in the autumn, leading to the nickname "Polar Bear Capital of the World" that has helped its growing tourism industry.

Thanks to climate change, by 2050 it will be blessed by 14 summer days, up from 8 in 2021. Not sure that's enough to scare the bears away.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Churchill,_Manitoba

https://climateatlas.ca/map/canada/25C_2030_85#z=6&lat=55.65...
Why is a coworker referred to as 'they'? Is this a non binary individual or is this newspeak where normal pronoun of a known individual is replaced for some reason?
Depends on how you define a $1M company.

If it’s valuation, then yes, for sure. Most startups these days are worth $5M plus with only a PowerPoint to show for.

If it’s revenue, $1M in revenue isn’t that easy to get to alone. If you have a well going software tool or plugin, maybe.

Begs the question - why do it alone? If you have $1m in revenue, you can afford to hire 5 people to help you.
still censorship
Free beer being one of them, and people are willing to put up with lots of issues, even if it is given free warm.
What happened is that Grubhub, DoorDash, and their ilk are scumbag outfits that rip off everyone. DO NOT DEAL WITH MIDDLEMEN.

Order from the restaurant, and make sure that you're dealing with the restaurants directly. These assholes have also been caught putting up fake phone numbers for restaurants, which actually go to themselves.
How does poor quality software impact a startup engineer’s life?
It is kind of ironic, isn't it? These days Tucker Carlson talks about pardoning Assange, the deep state and that house prices in SF are too high for the middle class. Literally Noam Chomsky could be saying the same things.

But people still believe that Republicans will take away your freedoms and Democrats will solve everything (I don't believe either will solve much).
The opening sentence sort of broke my mind. It reads:

> Macbeth is a creepy play.

But my brain wanted really badly to swap the emphasised word:

> Macbeth is a creepy play.

Edit: Maybe that was the point of the author. A couple of paragraphs later they say “Actors and critics have long remarked that when you read Macbeth out loud, it feels like your voice and mouth and brain are doing something ever so slightly wrong. There’s something subconsciously off about the sound of the play, and it spooks people.”
Synchronicity?
Totally agree. Or they try to look good to the public but use agencies that do that dirty job for them
Agreed that it's a personal preference. If you geniunely have a standalone function, like print_type shown here, then std::visit seems roughly even with std::get_if to me (but I'd tend to use the latter for consistency with my other code). std::visit would clearly come out ahead if you had some sort of complex nested variant and you called out to other visitors. get_if is clearly ahead IMO if you're using a variant in passing in a broader function, and especially if you when you want to use control flow (if you return in an if branch you return from the wider function).
Richer sounds will price match and guarantee them. They're not a local store but my one at least the staff are friendly knowledgeable and not massively pushy.
> My favourite title in my entire career (and it was my actual title) was "Code Monkey"[1], it got entered as a joke in the HR system and everything after that sort of followed on even my business cards (remember those?) said it (since company ordered them and did a mail merge from the HR system).

One company I worked at let people use whatever title they wanted, as long as it was in good taste, and it didn't imply a level of authority you didn't have. I never actually took advantage of that, but I kind of wish I had, just for the sake of having some hilarious business cards.
It's already happening but to get a new crop cultivar to market, like a new wheat or a new apple, takes >20 years.

Several aspects re climate change will neccessitate making plants grow better (nutritious, pest resistant etc) despite the high CO2 - CO2 was only beneficial to humans when it was below 300ppm.
I can almost guarantee you that if you're on Hacker News, you have the prerequisites needed for Judea Pearl.

I read Causality which I understand is the more technical of their books, and everything was presented surprisingly intuitively. Sure, I had to go over some things twice, but that's to be expected when you learn something new.

If you're worried, start with one of the more pop-aimed books? You'll be fine.

(Pearl did change the way I look at causality and correlation, fundamentally for the better, so I do strongly recommend getting familiar with it. I also liked Willful Ignorance which is sort of one the same theme but also not and takes a wider approach.
Today I found out we have a national balloon day!
I read an alternative history book that suggests that 9/11 would be worse in that case.

https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/16034689-43-when-gore...
I've felt for 35 years they could do everyone a favor and break everything that dependens on a leading zero to represent octal.
> I contend that it's foolish to expect countries to not act in their own best interest.

On one level absolutely yes, however best interest can sometimes mean co-operating and taking it in the shorts here for a win over there - this is largely how western countries have traded amongst each other.

The Chinese government is much less willing to play the co-operate and we all benefit game which results in other governments having to adjust to that.

It's somewhat similar to what Russia did with their technology industry over the last 10-15 years.

Can be defended as rational from the Chinese viewpoint since they I think are planning over the long term (decades) to forge enough relationships outside of the west to be completely self-sufficient (that has been their goal for a long time in terms of technology IP, they don't just want to be the factory, they want to be the design bureau)

It does seem like the world is polarising around new nexuses of power, the traditional west with the US on one side, China and it's allies (some would say debtors) on the other and the EU somewhere in the middle but much closer to the US than China.

Where it gets interesting is historically those power blocs have formed where the world was much less interconnected than now and so I think that'll change things in ways we can't expect.

COVID has been an interesting lesson in disruption on a global scale (even if compared to how bad it could have been and it was truly awful - it was comparitively minor) and how fast things fall apart, throw in climate change and we are headed for interesting times.
Thinking back to that article on discord that was shared earlier this week and how people went on about how matrix sucked, IRC sucked, etc etc sucked. I guess this is one thing I don't need to worry about.
Geospatialist is amazing! I'm waiting for more maps of Europe. I'm particularly interested in a map of the old Austro Hungarian empire because of my family heritage. I wish custom orders were accepted.
I bought kibae.com (my name) and I intend to make a portfolio site, create an email me@kibae.com, etc.

But in the meantime, it just redirects to A Rick Roll
Also they can still do it, they just don't have to announce it so widely.
How much does the vaccine cost globally? How much have the lockdowns cost the economies of developing nations?

There is a very strong correlation between GDP and life expectancy, especially in developing nations.

The money would have been better spent improving countries' health systems, so hospitals wouldn't get swamped.

It's absolutely insane the way the world reacted to this virus. I consider it the first global mass hysteria.
Modern armies are totally dependent on air support as a force multiplier, that's just the way it is. Of course you can fight without air support, but why would you want to, when you can get it?
Shops in car free areas are often multiples higher in revenue.

Cars emit pollution and particulates that harm every one around them.

They require ever increasing subsidized infrastructure. Google induced demand.

They contribute to obesity.

They kill millions accidents.

If it weren't for the government intervention you wouldnt be driving.
Do you work at Apple? That company has ruined more than one of my close friends/family members.

If you don't, just read Steve Job's biography. Most of the work situations Isaacson described in Apple's earlier days are horrifying, albeit presented in a heroic, nostalgic light.
I hate the phrase “breaking down silos”
If faking records was so easy and desertion/rejoining was possible, then, for all you know, you might have been training actual TB supporters…
Callbacks have been in Javascript since the beginning, and await is basically syntactic sugar for that.

Having everything switch to blocking and have to start using mutexes and other multithreading primitives would be a giant change to the language.
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> For most devs, for most workloads, the cost of running a data center isn't worth it.

This is complete bullshit. For most devs and most workloads, you don’t need a datacenter, you need a few servers with UPSes.

There is just a vast amount of ignorance that leads both devs and CTOs to pick cloud solutions without even trying. “Put it on the cloud” is the new “nobody got fired for buying IBM”. There are vanishingly small sets of cases where the flexibility of the cloud actually makes sense financially.

> I'm fairly certain this isn't a pendulum that will swing back the other way. It is a rising waterline.

It will when these companies need to start competing on margin.
I have lived in SF for 11 years. I have worked for nonprofits and ran small businesses, on top of being a renter, so I'm not raking in the big bucks. Before moving here, I lived in Switzerland, Mexico, Canada and the South. I have had less "quality of life" issues here than elsewhere. Sure, some neighborhoods are plagued by homelessness and drug users, but honestly so are some places in Switzerland. Transit is great (could be better), education is too and there's a great sense of community pretty much anywhere. I really don't understand why folks are so upset.
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Indeed. There is a reasonable argument to be made that Europe might get colder in the future. It really depends on the gulf stream. If that turns off, it could be the end of grape growing for all of Europe.
Yes, the work of Suzanne Simard (https://suzannesimard.com/) and others should also be factored in - although I wonder if the models exist for this yet.
Japan's health minister says otherwise.

They are truly desperate to prevent any alternative treatments available, no matter how modestly successful, otherwise it invalidates their EUA.

This private-public partnership (where NIH gets a royalty on vaccine tech) is an abomination.
> the EU somewhere in the middle but much closer to the US than China.

As long as the USA keeps blockades on European companies selling to China whilst doling out exemptions to US companies, expect that balance to shift.
Germany needs better racketeering laws. Right now it's way too simple for people involved in these groups.
If I am in the business of protecting wallets of other people then me losing my wallet is huge reputation risk so I give significantly more than $50 and you make it an official policy so there is no maybe.

There was a story on HN a while some guy just got 100K for an Apple account takeover exploit. That is a huge exploit, paying 100K is peanuts for 2 Trillion dollar company.
>The other is a sad loop, where the cache is empty, and stays empty

They call this "cache penetration" in China.
Mental model: Second-order thinking
What activities mean what depends on the kids age a lot, and the kids and the parent. We agree that spending time together doesn’t mix well with work.
Seconding Aegis, it's great.
You can check in anytime you like, but you can -never leave- only leave at X requests per second.
It actually worked to my advantage career wise.

Partners would get a chuckle out of it, then remember me when anything dev related came up which let me make really useful contacts I otherwise wouldn't have made.

What is life for if not to be whimsical occasionally.

> Do not take life too seriously. You will never get out of it alive. (Hubbard)