skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In my free time, I communicate on dating sites. Lonely people are really angrier than those who have love. We have a neighbor, she is not old, but she likes to sit on a bench near the entrance, and all the time she is kind of dissatisfied. My friends and I advised her to register at https://www.cupid.com/ . Now she sits on a bench with a boyfriend, happy.
And these low wage workers just don’t have parents?
As if if someone has the means they would totally go out and eat with the homeless just to 'abuse the service' and get free food. Right.
Not only that, you may permanently lose some civil rights and privileges, such as the right to own a firearm or pilot a commercial flight.
Yeah but it takes way too many steps to modify the CSS and it's not really worth it when they could have just left it alone.
Ferrous Teaching Material
Your confusing having social media/phone/pen pals as alternative vs. it being required to be social.

I never implied that being social over social media is wrong.

The GP, however, was implying that by not engaging in social media (or, using your examples, phone or pen pal) is antisocial, which I argue is wrong.

If engaging in social media is the only way to be social — or, to put it another way, if by not using social media socially you’re considered anti-social — then Facebook et al. have won.
The Legend of The Hui[0] also digs into this code a bit in a silly way.

[0]:http://www.jsoftware.com/pipermail/chat/2020-March/008507.ht...
Maybe not phishing attacks, but certainly text-to-speech attacks
The movie is from 2017.
> there is exactly one correct way to interpret code

No, there are different compilers, languages or even language versions or compilers settings. Programming notation is way harder and more confusing to learn than the math equivalent just because they are so many more styles languages or versions etc. And we all know that learning all of those symbols and keywords isn't the main difficulty with learning programming or new programming languages.
Sure, no problem. I actually would not be able to distinguish between you two, since the OP used a throwaway handle.
Ut helps somewhat but the difference still seems to be around 30%.

It is something about the file system or io subsystem I think.
Thanks. Not that I know much about ODBC, but I think if you get ODBC working, it covers the basic use cases on all DB back ends that support it.
Moderna’s single Vaccine for Covid19 booster, Flu booster and RSV booster
This sounds like a Black Mirror episode.
He should be downvoted. The fact that most rapists are people you know is related to the fact that most people you encounter are people you know. It does not mean that one individual person who you know is more likely to be a rapist than one individual person who you don't.

More people have died of the flu than obscure cancer X, but you could not logically conclude that catching the flu is more likely to kill you than getting obscure cancer X.

And this doesn't even consider that "person you know" is not the same as "person you know positively". A stalker is a person you know. Your Mafia boss or your drug dealer is a person you know. For that matter, if you let the homeless guy into your office more than once, he's a person you know.
They don't have billions of users though. They are down to 200-300 million users, depending on who you ask. It's going down steadily every year.
Sounds good then! I'd try running it hot after use -trick to see if it makes any difference. You could probably get good 50 years of use out of it if you treat the wooden parts inside with oil such as [1]. The sauna should be extremely dry before treating it and you can do that by running it couple of hours hot without using. The oil needs to be non toxic and non water soluble so high temperatures won't vaporize any toxins from it to your breathing air. It deepens the color of the wood a bit but should look even better.

[1] https://www.amazon.com/Liberon-003815-Finishing-Oil-Liter/dp...
Agreed, but for most students "working and available software I wrote" is a less stressful and more achievable goal to set themselves :)
It usually increases the share pool too, as otherwise it's a "direct listing".

So for the new shares, you are definitely having money flow into the business/stock market.
I don't agree.

The market is not the origin of money and it is not a closed system. I can invest my $100 anywhere, if I put it into the stock market that money 'flows' in, in a sense of psychological valuation. Yes, someone else receives the money in exchange for a share but that doesn't mean they are putting it back into the market.

The key idea is how people think about buying or selling. If I buy a stock for $100 I obviously think it is worth that or more. If the value of the stock crashes, at that moment in time I am out the difference should I sell at the new value.

Also, the market shouldn't be anthropomorphized nor averaged. Ultimately it is a bunch of individuals buying and selling and their exposure has practical consequences, especially when it is concentrated along different dimensions, like retail vs. non-retail. A 'rich' individual buying $1 billion worth of a stock is not the same as 1,000,000 'poor' individuals buying $1000 of a stock.
Unicorn – lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture CPU emulator framework
Lots of people here are old enough to remember when syntax highlighting wasn't standard. Also the article itself is old (2007), and syntax highlighting, though common, was not as ancient, standard or varied then as it is now.
Didn’t work for me on iOS either.
Why did the mods change the title and put an incorrect year in it? The movie is from 2017.
Just curious: Has a government project involving throwing trillions of dollars at something ever worked out as intended? It’s a serious question, I’m trying to think of a time it’s easier worked and I can’t.
Cool. I’ll stop working on my pitch deck.
One reason why this works so well is that there is often a monetary incentive on the referrer's side, in that they get paid some referral bonus if you get hired
You can absolutely install updates. It's what I run as a second OS for very very few games and graphics editing (unregistered with watermark)
Does an app being cross-platform diminish its value to the user?
Related, Apple’s open source:

https://opensource.apple.com/
Show HN: A stream ingestion system handling petabytes for data science/analytics
This is a nice write-up. Since zig has quite extensive compile-time functionality, one drawback is it is often easy to miss untested branches, especially for non-native targets if they are not regularly tested. It would be quite beneficial to be able to combine coverage reports from different targets to get a full picture of the tested code.

I have previously used kcov [1] to perform coverage testing which due to zig having good DWARF debugging information worked with no fanfare. However, I'm not too familiar with the shortcomings of this method vs. the more fully instrumented binary approach provided.

[1] https://github.com/SimonKagstrom/kcov
As a note: With recent spike in salaries, many venture backed companies don't have the cash to pay the salaries of good seniors. Spoken with a dozen founders in SF facing this problem over the past two months.
then you need to know the first principle, sometime aka the definition of slope/rate/change, and limits/infinitesimals, which first principle is lim h->0{ (f(x+h)-f(x))/((x+h)-x) }, but since computers cannot express them exactly -- due to it being a discrete system, computers can only approximate infinitesimals to some extent, if symbolic algebra systems (e.g. SageMath/SymPy) are not involved. You can still try to implement it as a real computer function such as `var dydx = (f: (x) => number, h: number = 0.00000001) => x => (f(x+h)-f(x))/h` by putting an extremely small value of h to get a pretty good result.
Build* in isolation the same way we chunk up server side code and test that in isolation. These are unit tests for UI.

Storybook gives you the framework to run them. Add something like cypress on top and you have the whole testing loop.

Making and updating the components in isolation reduces how much you need to reason about when building highly composable components.

The higher up you go (ie more composition) the less you can do in isolation.

But this is only building, you should design with as full an understanding of the rest of your components. Behaviours need to match, style needs to be consistent.

You don’t build a whole program at once, in the same way you can’t build a whole UI at once. At some point, you focus in on one area.

This because exponentially helpful when you team grows to a size larger than one.
> They're literally trying to turn thousands of resumes from hundreds of schools into curated packets of dozens of candidates.

This would indicate that there is a severe oversupply of candidates eager to work in this industry.

Which may well be true, but conflicts with the narrative that there is a severe shortage of people.
None of that matters to most people. People want a robust, fast, and secure browser that evolves rather than tries to be revolutionary. I think the large GUI changes did bug a lot of people.
The twin tower planes were:
767-200
767-223ER
The protocol is described in the paper, at https://publications.teamusec.de/2022-oakland-email/ .

Your presumption is incorrect.

IT staff runs a program to extract and pseudonymize data at a 1 week granularity. Only this data is exported to the researchers. It also follows German privacy protection laws and the European GDPR.

The "email" in this context means SMTP-based email. It's a continuation of the research theme started with "Why Johnny Can’t Encrypt" in 1999, arguing that encrypted email on 'normal' email is a usability failure.

The relevant point is:

> Both S/MIME and PGP were introduced almost 30 years ago with the goal to provide end-to-end encryption for email. However, in contrast to modern messaging tools such as Signal that implement end-to-end encryption by default, S/MIME and PGP require a complex manual setup by users. Consequently, previous work has shown that using email encryption correctly and securely is challenging for many users .. Hence, it is commonly believed in the security community that end-to-end encrypted email is not widely used, mostly because of lacking usability and awareness issues identified in a multitude of user studies in the past 22 years ... To the best of our knowledge, our work is the first scientific collection and evaluation of ground truth on the adoption of end-to-end email encryption.

The study does mention a journalist by anecdote, pointing out the difficulty Glen Greenwald had in setting up secure email.

Do you think most journalists use S/MIME or PGP? And find it easier to set up than Greenwald did? Or do they use some other messaging system for secure emails? Because I'm pretty sure it's the latter.
Eyes Tell All: Irregular Pupil Shapes Reveal GAN-Generated Faces [pdf]
Raycast (YC W20) Is Hiring macOS Engineers (Remote)
Scary.

Any ideas of how to fix it?
Except for Wayland, and KDE stuttering. I have an AMD and an Nvidia PC, both running Manjaro. AMD is really much less problematic than Nvidia for Linux.
China is not a hivemind that acts as a whole. Xiaomi is definitely worried since they're not a state-owned company - the government won't save them so they must act carefully on their own.

Even state-owned companies like ZTE were hit seriously after sanction. They admit they only did the violation because they underestimated the enforcement.

Companies get so careful is because themselves could be sacrificed as political bargains.
I think this is meant to be a comment on SV culture.
Alarming: Vaccine Hesitant (Secret’s of Solomon’s Temple – New World Order
Did it work though? I've never actually signed up to a paper like that.

I've had a subscription to the guardian online but they didn't have a paywall. Especially because of that I got to know the content they brought better. If they'd had a paywall I'd have just closed the tab after the first three articles and never have gotten to the point of thinking "hey this is really a site that I identify with".

However when the whole Brexit thing started it became too big a topic and it became annoying as I'm not UK based so I stopped renewing. Before that time they had much deeper coverage of topics I was interested in
Every math paper I've read and written have written out definitions for all the notation they use, even have a section called "notations". Don't you read math papers? Or do you mean applied math papers? Applied math is more like engineering though so they get sloppier with notation, I guess the same thing happens when computer scientists do maths.

But that isn't really a problem with math, but a problem with sloppy people. Or you just didn't read the notation sections explaining everything.
I do agree with this. I just want to add that the "thinking like an artist" doesn't have to be as intimidating as it may sound.

I don't really do any visual art outside of graphics programing, I don't see myself as an artist, I'm very much not a visual thinker, and my deuteranomaly does make some aspects of my work harder at times.

Besides all that I've found I can do a good job and get some really nice looking results just by focusing on an understanding of the underlying equations and common tricks like mentioned above.
Graphics+javascript in firefox always feels a lot slower to me on firefox than on chrome (and chrome based browsers)
Are you customizing your resume to each job or sending out the same one?

While it's a pain, it can be worth to customize your resume for each job description to highlight any relevant experience (even if just schoolwork) and keywords.
I forward declare types whenever possible, and only include headers in the source files whenever possible.

I try my best to keep includes in headers to just stdint
But it does mean mirrors might be humans/human-like, if humans are actually reducable to (self-aware) mirrors.
Here's a selection of the content, which is written in the style of the old kingdom and claims to be from a first dynasty scroll:

[Ptah made all the gods and Ptah] "is the one who makes… that which comes forth from every body, and from every mouth, of all gods, of all people, of all cattle, of all reptiles, which lives, thinking and commanding… everything that he wills….

The [gods] fashioned the sight of the eyes, the hearing of the ears, and the smelling of the nose, that they might furnish the desire of the heart. It (the heart) is the one that [brings] forth every successful issue. It is the tongue which repeats the thought of the heart; it (the heart) is the fashioner of all [gods], at the time when every divine word even came into existence by the thought of the heart, and command of the tongue…"
Newpipe is great for youtube background listening.
AgilityPortal
AgilityPortal creates social business software and intranet software, serving a broad range of private businesses and public services. The software integrates collaboration, community, social media monitoring and social networking features.
AgilityPortal can also be used to add social collaboration capabilities, business tools to corporate intranets and marketing or customer relationship management (CRM) systems
AgilityPortal products apply technology that helps people connect, communicate and collaborate to get more work done and solve their daily business challenges in a social manner. In addition, the company offers consulting and technical support services to its customers.
The company strives to help businesses connect and improve communication using technology that people use in their personal lives in to the workplace to solve problems.
No, it isn't like that.

People are engineers, scientists, or programmers, and also have musical interests today. Usually they're way above average in their STEM career.
Trained in C and Pascal in 1982 and in the mid 90's added SQL, I still only use these and can still compile some of the code I wrote back then. I sort of assumed Pascal would die first but Its now more than half my business in the form of Delphi.

I started working for myself 15 years ago after a long career in electronics and IT management, now I only work for small industries without programming departments so dont get any push in to specific technologies.

Cant believe the guy cant get a job especially with the SQL knowledge, nobody questions my age.
> no amount of moderating

There can be automated systems to fix that - to rank contributions, with the aim to boost the signal and reduce the noise, with the final aim to facilitate a lean and productive debate and information sharing; and also to connect contributions, to reduce dispersion, etc.

Such systems to rank contributions are related to the theory of voting systems (quantitative ranking of voters and options).

The aim of many big "social networks" is not «to facilitate a lean and productive debate and information sharing».
Without the right to privacy, the other rights frankly don't matter much.
> This would indicate that there is a severe oversupply of candidates eager to work in this industry.

Not the industry as a whole, but certainly there is an overabundance of people trying to land a job at very specific companies (FAANG, and a handful of others).

There would be an industry oversupply if this situation were widespread, but it isn't. The industry has a shortage, certain famous companies are the exception rather than the rule.
Interstate highway system?
The best way to learn the rules of the game, as well as basic skills, is an app called badukpop. https://badukpop.com/

Once you've learned enough you can try playing via OGS, http://online-go.com

Don't expect to win right away.
My experience in a siloed company is that the information doesn’t “flow” to me, whether I’m physically present or not. Most of the “small talk” I get is distracting noise from unrelated departments whom I have no business with.

I’ve had no problems chatting and calling with people whom I have actual business with. And here I’ve had the most success with planned meetings and agendas.

My job is not to invent the next big thing.
It was the first or second week of the school year and I was 15 when this happened. My dad was on a business trip and was scheduled to fly back that day. I recall every period we'd be shuffled to the library to pick up our textbooks for the year, where I'd catch glimpses of the live news broadcast they had on the old TVs set up there. My teachers would take us back to class where they attempted to get us engaged in whatever subject-related lecture was on the schedule. Not my world history teacher though. I remember walking into class and he had hooked up his classroom computer to the television (I don't recall the tech involved) and we spent the entire hour watching the news in silence.

When I got home my mom told me my dad's plane had been diverted to Salt Lake City and that he'd be driving back to California where we lived. Dad's best friend was a high ranking US Army officer at the Pentagon. My mom spent all day on the phone with the helpline trying to find out if he was all right. Fortunately she was able to talk to someone there who mentioned they had seen him that day and that he hadn't been in the building.

To me this still feels recent. I don't know that it ever won't.
A Moment in Time Captured in Pieces
Maybe flarum
I suggest watching the Youtube playlist below. It's insane how much work went into this. He paid attention to every detail.
Get a referral. Employees at a big co have no downside if they refer you and they get a bonus if you're hired so if you can find any connection between you and an employee, no matter how tenuous, they'll probably say "sure why not" and refer you. This will guarantee that your resume actually gets read.
So what?

At any given time, someone the population is weak in some way.

Had there not been covid, most of those people would be alive.

Cause of death is covid. That covid killed them more easily is a different matter.

Today, those same people can get a vaccine and are extremely likely to avoid the hospital and death.

I am consistently shocked at just how willing so many of us are to blame others. And that is all.
This list seems to be an index with no indication of activity. Example is spectacle, while an amazing tool that I love,is no longer maintained and doesn't work on latest osx.
There is an oversupply of candidates, as evidenced by the fact that engineers have very little bargaining power about the terms of employment with any particular company. The negotiation for 90% of engineers is very one sided.
Show HN: Craft Docs now support custom domain too
Inspired by other Notion custom domains articles.
I'm not a js programmer, maybe the code sucks.
>I don’t understand what is your “surprise”

As I said, pasta ranges in price very widely here.

So do coffee and wine.

So I do not know what it means when somebody says coffee costs <X> and wine costs <Y>. How can it be so standardized?
I remember him from Pharaoh, the video game ! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pharaoh_(video_game)
Paul Hunt Gymnastic Comedy Routine 1983
I’d like to see AI take on a really difficult game like Root.
Disable Google Drive drive letter
Spectangle can be replaced with Rectangle.app
No Blender?
No Ardour?
poor list
Mandatory reporting seems to be a tool invented to keep abused children away from health and mental care workers, since parents who are worried about mandatory reporting will simply choose to not have their child treated.

Even for those who dearly love and care for their children, it's not a great feeling knowing that the slightest misinterpretation _requires_ that health / mental professional to refer you for prosecution. Instead of helpers, doctors and therapists have to be viewed as threats.
When you look at the laptop on the desk, the editing process of the scene is shown there. Nice touch :-)
In the EU it seems weather and leaving more land uncultivated. So in some ways a planned price increase by lowering production.

https://www.world-grain.com/articles/13660-usda-eu-grain-out...
> I'm skeptical that a provision in the developer agreement that requires that the developer allow Apple to audit their financials would stand up in court.

See footnote 617 on page 150 of the ruling where the judge suggests exactly that:

"In such a hypothetical world, developers could potentially avoid the commission while benefitting from Apple’s innovation and intellectual property free of charge. The Court presumes that in such circumstances that Apple may rely on imposing and utilizing a contractual right to audit developers annual accounting to ensure compliance with its commissions, among other methods. Of course, any alternatives to IAP (including the foregoing) would seemingly impose both increased monetary and time costs to both Apple and the developers."
How Answerly Search can improve your dashboard's user experience
From the article: "Good UX means fewer things to click or tap. And that is precisely what Answerly Search does; it takes John straight to inviting their teammates without having to figure out too much or do anything in-between!"
> Which may well be true, but conflicts with the narrative that there is a severe shortage of people.

It might seem this way, because the narrative is almost intentionally simplified to the point of being vague enough to support almost any narrative.

Shortage is real, but what often is omitted is the fact that it is the shortage at the senior level. At the entry level, shortage isn't really a thing. It isn't an insane oversupply either, unless we are talking the few popular FAANGs, but it isn't a shortage at the entry level.
Reported by journalists, not lawyers like the article.

And why is Tim Sweeney tweeting that he lost the court case?
Those are issues with sloppily written math papers, not with high school math. This repo is just high school and intro college course math, there isn't much overloading or confusion there.
As someone still on Catalina who makes heavy use of Spectacle, this comes as a sad surprise. Spectacle had a spectacular run over the years.