skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Apple is quite good for developers targeting their platforms, do not be confused with developer === UNIX/FOSS.

I don't expect developers targeting Windows, mainframes, consoles, to do it from other platforms either.
DNS log data is not used by Google for any purpose. Their privacy policy is actually stronger than Cloudflare's for DNS services.

The reason Google provides DNS should be obvious: when people experience a better web, Google makes more money. ISP DNS fuckery is bad for users. Since Google already needs to cache the DNS for its internal purposes, presenting it to the public as a service is close to free for them.
Point accepted.
Yeah technology isn't necessary, but if tech can do the same amount for the same cost removing much of the labor requirement then that's a tremendous win. Additionally the lower the cost the easier it is to append a welfare or socialist cost on the the tax payer's bill. Providing decent food, housing, and some minimal healthcare at 5% of GDP vs 40% of a nations GDP makes a world of difference.

At thresholds of 5% combined with high automation mean such social programs won't be as vehemently contested and their absence might even be viewed as a unnecessary cruelty.

Some mutant hybrid of what the Sihks do in India, and these automations might be interesting:

https://mobile.twitter.com/TechAmazing/status/14397489959166...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=byDmDWq7wc8

+ a quick google of food factory gifs/videos

A hybrid mutant that maximizes yield, minimizes cost and labor, if such a permutation is realistic and technology-wise permitting.

Socialism partially generates such an antagonistic response (at least in the USA) because how much of a burden it is on others, Minimize that burden might change the fundamental collective consciousness to how people view what the government should provide.
Made some progress - spoiler:

$ echo dHVybiBvbiBsaWdodAo= | base64 -d
Voldemort was a real thing at LinkedIn, and it was an effort led by Jay Kreps, CEO/Founder of Confluent and lead of the original Kafka team at LinkedIn.
No one knows how to hire.

It's all bullshit, besides "do I believe we can work together?"

I've been on the interviewer/hiring side, and frankly the only thing I looked at were: schools/companies/noteworthy positions.

5 seconds. If the resume was dogshit, I wouldn't know. No one reads em. It's probably all lies any way.

Usually a single 30 min conversation over the phone is enough to decide whether or not someone "fits."

And that's basically just talking shop/getting a simple convo going.

Don't take it too seriously.
The article implies that the code was ported from objective-c to swift.
Exactly. It means we can stop using so many midi busses to work around the fact that we get one 14 bit per cc per channel right now (pitch bend), that kind of thing.
How to Pay Off Your Mortgage Early – Pros and Cons
Some ISPs actually sell DNS responses to the highest-bidding advertiser. ISP DNS is the worst possible choice for all users.

https://www.icsi.berkeley.edu/pubs/networking/redirectingdns...
Worst Features of Windows 11 and How to Fix Them
Erm no. You need to do your job efficiently too.
Yes, this is my main issue with most Linux distros.

Building and installing stuff yourself using the default directory prefix is potentially dangerous. It can turn your installation into a mess, and there's no way to undo it (unless you're using a filesystem that supports snapshots, but even then it is tricky if the problems appear much later).

However, I suspect this issue also exists with macOS.
> Progess is where they know everything about you, and can assist you in your best interests. (that's my conjecture)

I am terrified of the future if this is the normal opinion and considered 'Progress'.
> If I recall correctly, the 8 hour day, 40 hour week, and five day work-week are all 19th century trends.

They were reactions to the extended working hours employed in the industrial revolution to maximize capital utilization in factories.
> I'm a recruiter [..] I'll somehow flag you so you don't waste my time later.

That's an incredible sentence given how you are trying to explain why recruiters are wasting everyones time.
Your personal experience is odd to me because I have almost always found the opposite — leftists I know are comfortable with discrimination and in fact promote it.

Furthermore, it’s easy to see for yourself by going to a predominately Democrat city and then a Republican one — Generally, the Democrat city will be highly segregated by area and the Republican one will be highly integrated.
Automation in planes is great, but in ships, you risk not having enough physical bodies when it's time to patch a big hole in the side of the ship.

The Zumwalt class are 610 feet long, with 130 crew. Similarly sized WWII cruisers had over a thousand.
In Russia, people stopped sending each other SMS before smartphones even became mainstream. At the time they were becoming mainstream, ICQ was the instant messaging service to use, and of course there was an unofficial ICQ client for just about anything that had a screen, a keyboard, and a network interface. Also VKontakte, but that was easily accessible via Opera Mini.

Right now 99.9% of those Russians who use the internet can be reached via either VKontakte or Telegram. WhatsApp is also popular, but thankfully not around me so I was able to delete my account and never look back.
> I think some children will realize how these things work.

Conversely, I’ve seen some kids play with real pumps and they seem to find it incredibly fun when they realize that more and faster movement brings more water.

Hell, I thought it was fun myself just seeing how fast I could make it go.
macOS schedules software updates on the "efficiency" cores of the M1, which is why it takes forever and doesn't seem to cause any slowdown.
Well, of course. Hiring managers are leaving resume "screening" to algorithms and "only seeing the good ones." This is the natural result.
Ask HN: If the Internet were redesigned today, what changes would you make?
I mean the protocols, networking, connectivity. I don't mean the content of the internet.

Is DNS really a perfect protocol? How can it be improved?
If people know this but aren't outraged (or something similar), it makes me wonder what the word "know" really means in a practical sense.
Nonstandard definition of what, "investment"?

The thing you said about inflation is objectively false either way, so I wish you the same.
It's not that no one cares. It's that no one (or their algorithms) actually read anything beyond the headlines.
I would call that not caring.
> Savings will run out and labor supply will increase again.

Yet, before the pandemic there seemed to have been a plethora of articles proclaiming that young people are living paycheck to paycheck more than ever before. So where are those savings coming from?
Your comment itself makes a generalization of similar caliber (about articles, not people, granted).
24 hour cable news is awful.

They work hard to keep you afraid or angry and tuned in.
That doesn't address the problem of these bots discarding many potentially good resumes because they don't include enough keywords.

If the position is only open to people who worked at a FAANG, then make that clear in the job posting instead of discarding the applications that doesn't have FAANG references. People spend a lot of time building resumes and applying. The least one can do is make the rules clear.

Also, the lying resume goes beyond a false experience. It includes pure nonsense such as AI-based GraphQL, React for AI on Blockchain, connecting with Reid Hoffman on Linkedin and spreading herpes to interns. And the follow-up emails included worse, and the replying bots that pretend to be HR people scheduled a call anyway.
It’s not just a fake resume, it’s a nonsensical one that any human actually reading would clearly know. That’s the point. Nobody is screening these applications anymore and it’s now just a game of pleasing the ATS with enough FAANG buzzwords.
Thanks for the info.
Wow, any idea why? How do you know this?
Same here. MacOS on my M1 Macbook Pro has been really great so far.
love this. Was it running crunchbang??
Thanks! Does it contains the whole youtube collection?
But but ... you can't do programmed obsolescence with MIDI 1.0 ! That is why MIDI 2.0 + USB will be pushed down everyone's throat.
Does E. Snowden have anything to say about the state of the media in the country where he lives?
I used to work at 5th and Howard back when Tempest was an anarcho-syndicalist bike-messenger journalists' coke den.

We never exited towards 6th even then.
By "Big Five says" I mean "Lots of studies using the Big 5 model have found..."

Of course, a model is inert. How could someone think otherwise?

"Conscientiousness is the most potent, non-cognitive predictor of workplace performance,"

https://phys.org/news/2019-11-conscientious-strongest-predic...

And I would go on to say "and in life in general."

http://jenni.uchicago.edu/Spencer_Conference/Representative%...
It’s been well established that covid is dangerous for unvaccinated older people. I don’t think cnn is the reason for being afraid of a global pandemic which kills older people, especially if this was before the vaccine was available.
I remember while back there was a Chapo interview with him where he was like… arguing about how you would get absolutely destroyed by the media for talking about looters during the Floyd protests.

All while basically all coverage had this angle! Even (especially) from the “precious liberal media” like the times and the Washington post. But of course people Taibbi know complained about this, and he didn’t like it.

The conservative mindset is not satisfied just by winning on the fundamentals. They must have everyone also like them as well. This explains the whining by Taibbi, the packed room of multi-millionaires to billionaires to listen to Bari Weiss talk about cancel culture, and to pg tweeting about how rich people are under attack because people dare to not like him.

Given that this is a mindset basically focused around being liked, it would be nice to say “social media caused this” but this has probably been around for much longer.
One of the most common causes of Down Syndrome is trisomy 21 (an extra copy of the 21st chromosome) caused by a chromosomal nondisjunction error (when chromosomes fail to separate properly during meiosis).

In the most strictly literal sense, aborting fetuses with Down Snydrome is not eugenics, because it's not altering the allele frequency in the gene pool.

That said, I can see why people are uncomfortable with it.
Well, if you're ok with brute forcing it, then pretty much everyone can solve NP complete problems ;)
Not if he wants to live in that country, or at all.

The reason why he's in Russia and not buried in an unmarked ditch is because Russia considers exposing Americas equal hypocrisy to be politically useful.
I think the word is "fit."

When I submit something which shows my personality, it's a very fast way to figure out whether a place fits my personality. I tend to lead with who I am.

Let's pretend this resume reflected my personality (it doesn't, but I've submitted things people would find equally inappropriate). There's a very quick screen on the other side. Let's say you submitted something like this.

- If they say "this is fraud," it's probably Parson's world. You won't fit.

- If they say "this is hilarious, let's talk to this guy," it probably is a fit.

I tend to lead with who I am, quirks, warts, and all. It saves everyone a lot of time. I can think of one or two times it's turned off people or organizations I later wanted to work with, but just one or two times. I can think of many more times it's opened doors.
The link you provided clearly indicates how deceptive this whole thing is. The resume being posted is NOT the resume that got a 90% response rate. The resume that got a 90% response rate had some silly stuff on it, but nothing particularly egregious:

* Experienced software engineer with a background of building scalable systems in the fintech, health, and adult entertainment industries.

* Team coffee maker - ensured team of 6 was fully caffeinated with Antarctican coffee beans ground to 14 nm particles

* Connected with Reid Hoffman on LinkedIn

* Organized team bonding through company potato sack race resulting in increased team bonding and cohesity

Okay some of this is goofy but so what? I'm going to turn down a highly competent software engineer listing experience at Microsoft and Instagram because they organized a potato sack race or mention some obscure coffee brand?
Don't forget they want their own cryptocurrency!
I am your boss. You need to be at work at 5 am tomorrow.
> It still worked like a champ after many years of abuse.

Maybe they found this to be a problem, so they made an updated version that is easier to break.
As opposed to those that only watch Fox News, and anything else, including the Communist News Network, is just wrong and fake news?
Exactly. Though with MPE we may see more controllers that support polyphonic expression. Personally I'm happy that ASM is making keyboards with polyphonic aftertouch.
search for "Water Leak Detector Auto Shutoff Valve with STAINLESS STEEL automatic ball valve 1" NPT". First hit on DDG was $150.
> Nobody goes around saying the owner of an iPhone is Apple (colloquially).

I do.
We don't know what the position is open to because we have nothing to compare this resume to. Ignoring the fact that it turns out that the resume being paraded about on Twitter is NOT the resume that was sent out to all of the companies (the spreading herpes and other absurdities was not in the resume that got the 90% response rate), we don't know what this resume is being compared to in order to judge whether these companies are turning down potentially qualified candidates or not.
I can solve some NP complete problems. Actually I did solve a few, meaning I used tools or wrote code that found optimal solutions. Recently, I used SAT solvers.

NP-complete does not mean that any problem in this class is hard to solve, it's that the computational time of deterministic (non probabilistic) algorithms will grow fast (not polynomial).
FDD - Fear Driven Development. When you are afraid of 1. Looking incompetent, or 2. Missing the constant deadlines.
The lesson is that prestige works. 'They must be doing something right if X did not fire them for 4 years'.

In a sense, this is what we wanted--no buzzwords/technologies since it largely does not matter whether I have used your particular stack before. We asked them to hire on 'smarts' and the result is that whatever stack you worked with at MS is much less significant than the fact you worked at MS.

As usual, prestige begets prestige. The real question is: if you don't have prestige, how do you obtain it?
> The IBM and DEC formats were really ugly and writing programs for them included many pitfalls. When I began to use an IBM PC, with its much more foolproof FP format, all problems disappeared.

I remember the IBM format was based on hexadecimal, and was thus criticized for wobbling precision. I thought the DEC format was pretty similar to the Intel one. What problems did you have with it, that disappeared when you switched to the IBM PC?
If you’re mentioning making coffee as one of your bullet points for a senior engineering role? That seems pretty fluffy to me!

Much less the ridiculousness of grinding to 14nm particles.
> * Spread Herpes STD to 60% of Intern Team

If you know state transition diagrams, it's good to mention that, indeed.
> nobody cares if you have FANNG on it.

They'll care when they get to the offer stage, call up your references, and discover that you didn't actually work at Microsoft.
Sorry, but that's not how commodities markets work. Commodity futures are not appreciating assets and neither are the commodities themselves. The contracts have expiries and are not long-term stores of value.

Just because something is traded doesn't make it an appreciating asset. In the case of commodities, they're typically traded as risk management instruments, not something that inherently provides returns.
They have to be performed near where other people are, yes.
The balance is key.

Personally, I cannot sit at a desk and be productive for more then 2-3 hours a day. It's just how it is, I'm a physical person.

If I go for a ride, do some physical labor, then sit down at about 3-6pm, I actually get quite a lot of work done in those 3 hours so long as I've planned my day accordingly.

To the parent, I honestly felt like you did for a long time, but I've realized that I had just worked too much, I was over a threshold and the only way out of it was to take some time off, regain some personal time.

Once I felt a bit better, I started to plan my days (around working 3 hours) and committed to the minimum I could at work, even gave up responsibilities which meant I had less bureaucracy to deal with. I still do have a few days a week with some crazy meetings but I just count those into my 3 hours.

Sorry if this isn't a luxury you can afford and therefore it's bad advice, but I actually didn't think it would be possible either, but I did some how manage to work it so far.
I think the author is trying to make a point here, and this statement you quoted is not meant to be taken literally.

It's more like "the fact that left-wingers often oppose genetic research, taken at face value, implies that they fear that the results would make racism more acceptable" (since that's the only logical explanation if you assume that left-wingers otherwise fervently support science). Of course if you ask a "left-winger" directly if they think that, they would say "no, of course not". But then you could counter with "well then why are you so concerned about this type of research?".

I guess the only reasonable response that they could offer is "well, I don't want to give racists more fuel to push their agendas".

That's fine, I guess I understand where they are coming from. But should we really limit science to avoid giving fuel to racists? Doesn't it mean that the racists won, in some sense, if they successfully set back scientific research? Can't we get rid of racism without resorting to constraining scientific research? I sure hope we can.

IMO racists are generally not very intelligent, so I think we can best them even if they have a bit of extra fuel.
If these companies are hiring for "blockchain" skills, then ethical flexibility and an ability to write overhyped nonsense seem like they might be big selling points.
I am sure 99% of these “shaking and crying” posts are some level of copy-paste trolling that’s common in internet culture.
I read the reddit post and it makes clear that the CV everyone is talking about is not the actual CV that was sent to companies and got the 90% response rate.
Maybe they could make their own SBC, just an M1 and four USB-C ports… Apple Pi?
That's more or less what I'm saying, yes.

Have you seen the Tyler the Creator cyberbulling tweet? That's how most people actually feel deep down.
Appreciate the feedback and insights! Definitely more we can do there and will see about incorporating more of their techniques
Well the country I grew up in contains not just my immediate and extended family who I care a lot about, but a pretty wide network of friends, colleagues and acquaintances. But let's leave that aside for a moment and think about whether I actually might want to live there in the future, rather than as a refugee elsewhere. There's more to it than this, but I think this is sufficient argument against "just move lol"

This is all going into a hypothetical future I'd rather not spend too much time thinking about. As I said it's fairly unlikely and if I'm honest this is normally the wheelhouse of people who are a bit unhinged so I'm a bit uneasy entertaining this fantasy even though I originally raised it :)
That one has a bad bearing, as noted in the description. Normally they don't whir nearly as much...
that's even crazier, how could they be in the industry that long?
You're right. I miswrote. I will concede that leftwingers never insist on no intergroup differences. What actually happens is that the moment you even bring up the question, they go into "label and destroy" mode. Which means they call you names and focus on harming and silencing you. They never engage with the content of the discussion, unless you're good friends talking in private, so there's no need for them to insist on anything.

Please dont' try to deny the consequences at play here.

We live in an extremely heavily-policed overton window on these issues and there are serious consequences in play.

If you go and start asking, talking, and posting about e.g. IQ differences between races, it will seriously impact any career in tech, media, academia, law, education, and basically any other high-status field. It'll also seriously impact your social life in any city in America.

If you matter at all you'll also attract a cloud of motivated online harassers who will contact your employer, friends, spouse all trying to damage you as much as possible.

This is true even if you never make "unsupported claims that particular outcome differences are due to such differences". It's very easy to support such claims, since there's extremely strong evidence of a causal link from IQ to outcome differences, and there is similarly strong evidence that IQ is linked to group genetics.

And it's impossible to talk about IQ of population groups without people assuming you're making such claims about outcome differences, or putting those words in your mouth so they can come after you.
Experiments in the Revival of Organisms
It's generally a bad idea to piss off recruiters. By making this public and humiliating those companies and their recruiters, that's what she's doing.

It's not going to take very long for those recruiters' teams to figure out who responded to that resume. Some might even get fired.
because with 80 years of experiments dog-headed robots would be available for military use.
I’m going to try this out. I’m excited.

I’m a piano beginner and my lingering anxieties are:

1. Am I building bad habits?

2. Am I learning in first gear without realizing it?
This is the proper take. It doesn't matter which channel it is. It's instigating fear. The type of fear is the only difference.
Whenever I see a foone thread on HN, I scroll down looking for two things: people complaining about it being a twitter thread (he's got ADHD yadda yadda), and foone throwing a tantrum because he's made the HN frontpage yet again.

The absolute predictability of these two events never fails to entertain me.
How to fix them: don't use windows.
Why is everyone so defensive? The author never says we'd be better off living in the pre-industrial era. It just points out one of the many lies we've been pushed on by the modern propaganda.

This kind of emotional reaction shows a level of insecurity that usually only comes out when we are attacked on something personal we feel fragile about. I don't understand how a discussion about the merits of capitalism can trigger the same response in people. You don't react like this when you're confident and certain that you're doing the right thing.

The point of the discussion isn't if we should go back to the pre-industrial era. The trillion dollar question is sadly left unanswered and, worst of all, undebated: If productivity has constantly risen since the first industrial revolution, why do we have less free time than ever? Where have most of the productivity gains gone?

Before I get answers about how we have less housework to do in our free time today, for most people working full time that is simply untrue. You commute ~1 hour daily, work 8 hours, when you get back home you've got to buy groceries, shower, cook, wash your dishes, etc. There's barely 1/2 hours of leisure left, and we usually feel too tired already by that time.