skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
When I worked at a DoD lab in the 90s, there were PhD students that were essentially employees. Their thesis work was directly tied to the lab’s work, and they were at the lab every day. I do not known the compensation arrangement, but it certainly appeared that they were paid as full-time employees (and may have been employed there before entering the PhD program). May be worth looking into something like that
My apologies, I misread your comment and thought you were just looking for the meaning behind the style. I agree that the acronym should have been written out somewhere.
Interesting. I wish more Universities will start to offer this method.
There are those of us out there, teams and companies, who notice yall, don't give up hope! Especially in software/tech you can find places where people understand.
I will hire a kind person who needs to learn a few things any day of the week over a puzzlemaster trivialord who pisses everyone off
> Homebrew is old and it needs to be replaced. It has served its time.

You are more than welcome to build your own alternative. Homebrew is open source and volunteer run. I'm sure there is a very valid reason requests like this get shot down.

No wonder open source maintainers hate dealing with people like you.

http://antirez.com/news/129

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12000746

https://github.com/kossnocorp/etiquette
And there is Rocky Linux for the rest.
This defaults to Pipewire (instead of PulseAudio) and some are reporting problems with audio, especially in browser-based conferencing applications like Google Meet. I have Fedora 35 and don't use GMeet, but can report that playing videos (vlc) is fine.

Edit: See reply about the Pipewire default. However people reporting problems with audio in browser conferencing systems is new in F35.
It is indeed sad.

Regarding standard discussion patters I see it often. I imagine sometimes a pinned comment that would outline those. Along with all the usual corrections and corrections to those corrections.
I won’t be convinced to eat heavily processed food nor will I become vegan ever. Talking about their taste doesn’t mean it’s why I’m not vegan.
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They just need to hold all that inventory long enough for it to go black. But of course the market can remain irrational longer than they can remain solvent so that's not how it will play out.

Also good luck convincing the sociopaths of VC to get rich slow here: they want their capital back so they can throw it at more promising get-rich-quick schemes.
Just wanted to echo the appreciation for everything you and other volunteers do on this project. Using a Brewfile has completely changed my setup process for a new machine, taking me from weeks of tinkering and going to find some tool I'd forgotten I use once every month or two down to a couple hours of downloading packages automatically. There may be a few rough edges here and there, but homebrew is one of the few truly essential tools for development on a Mac today IMHO.
I agree, especially since this huge change was a prime example of how open source is incredible ! This work was made possible because engineers working for competitors such as DigitalOcean, Google, Oracle and Microsoft worked together with the kernel community to find an acceptable software solution to a hardware problem that impacts a lot of people.
There is Waterfox and Palemoon forks. I think there are some very vocal complainers on HN, but most of us who use Firefox are probably happy enough with it.
It looks like this tool applies translations at runtime via an API call. While that probably makes integrations easy for people who are mostly adding site functionality with things like Google Tag Manager, that strikes me as a poor design decision for anyone with any more control over their site.
AGPLv3 for the F _ _ _ _ _ G WIN!!!! Nice job Mastodon!

> Notably, neither the terms nor any other part of the website contained any references to Mastodon, nor any links to the source code, which are present in Mastodon’s user interface by default. Mastodon is free software published under the AGPLv3 license, which requires any over-the-network service using it to make its source code and any modifications to it publicly accessible.

> On Oct 26, we sent a formal letter to Truth Social’s chief legal officer, requesting the source code to be made publicly available in compliance with the license. According to AGPLv3, after being notified by the copyright holder, Truth Social has 30 days to comply or the license may be permanently revoked.
Wow I just had the exact same thing happen to me. Problem was they tried to wait me out through inspections to avoid agreeing to concessions. The place was nice but turned out to need a full roof and hvac replacement immediately.
Got it working just now. Thank you. But the latency is pretty bad. I recall other bluetooth mice I used in the past were much smoother. I wonder what the issue is.
Exactly! It’s different this time. Fundamentals are strong. Old rules don’t apply.

Just like the last bubble.
You can enable the old navigation model in accessibility settings.
This may be true in some cases, but you'd have to answer why Twitter is a cesspool for the vast majority of people, and why it needs to be carefully curated in the first place.
Doesn't this non-goal dooms the project to be an edm/"bedroom-producer"-driven one? Maybe the goal isn't a general purpose DAW. But that would otherwise contract with the claim "fully-featured".
The ending feels complete, and ever-relevant, to me.

I think of it every time rich people freezing their heads or getting blood transfusions from kids or talking about brain-to-computer transfers comes up, which is pretty often on this site.
This is the case everywhere in the world. Then when X comes, the jury/hiring manager/... look at them, their skin color, sex, social provenance, name and, in their minds, know that X is supposed to be given less or more weight.

There is no need to have "race" in a form for this discrimination to work, it is as you said an informal message. Or a formal one, but then one has to play the game and add extra formal points to the applicant.

If they do not play the game, we are back to the informal, subjective discrimination I mentioned at the beginning.

EDIT: your link in a nice example of the craziness, indeed.
That may be so, but the article gives the impression that the professors were forbidden from testifying, presumably under threat of losing their jobs.

If they were simply not allowed to take payment for that testimony, the article and title should reflect that, regardless if such a policy is also wrong.

And I would have liked for the article to elaborate more on this barring. What would happen if they testified anyway, if they did or did not get paid for it, etc.. It is after all the central issue of the article, and that they leave it so vague is either incompetence or deception.
That can bite you if the remote tar allows absolute paths.
some previous dicussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20988512
Despite Mozilla's claim that Firefox Suggest is opt-in, many users (myself included) found the setting enabled by default when it initially shipped.

I'd recommend checking your settings to see if sponsored suggestions are enabled.
The Ramayana sounded like fun though it's hard to figure out which version you're supposed to read.
precisely. and every six month, Id take a peek to see if RedHat employee or Debian maintainer fixed it.

You cannot operate without systemd in Debian 11+. It’s now a REQUIRED “feature” and a veritable albatross around Debian’s neck for those serious server needs.
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> and why not the US also?

The Biden administration has already publicly said that they are flagging content to Facebook.

https://www.newsweek.com/biden-administrations-admission-the...
Facebook is the boogie man de jour that the news sells ads against. They're the new Trump now that Trump hysteria isn't profitable. Facebook is not for me but it's fine for most people as long as they know what you are getting into.

I'd like to go back to Facebook for the same reason; old high school and college friends that I haven't contacted in years since I left, but I just don't personally feel comfortable using the platform. I deleted my account after the Snowden revelations.
Are there any plans to add more extensibility to the code components, e.g. showing a custom UI for setting properties? I think the whole concept of being able to bring in external React components is a big differentiator for Plasmic and something like that would enable a bunch of new use-cases around making it easier for non-devs to build stuff on it.
> They bound their open-source license to a Code of Conduct¹, which forbids the use of their ML software for (1) discriminating against marginalized communities, (2) building tools that disingenuously manipulate public opinion, (3) building tools of mass surveillance and prediction to repress the rights of people, and (4) building tools that control weapons, including tools that automate the deployment, operation, and targeting of weapons.

That’s just not a free or open source license, period. Which is fine, as long as they don't pretend that it is either of those things, but it sounds like they do.
Are there? I'm seeing two, one of which is 1b1b 588 square feet and not connected to water/sewer and the other looks rather rough.

[1]https://tinyurl.com/t27bjyej
But you're not confined to your room during the daylight. There's plenty of common spaces to go to that have windows.
I'm actually excited for hedge funds and financial institutions nail this process down and houses are both 1) very liquid, and 2) priced "correctly". Moving when you own a house will be as easy as moving when you're renting.
You know what else will do that? A general sense among the population that certain real estate is a “cant lose” investment and a general shift in desirability from suburbs to urban housing.
So your gotcha is that he or all meat eaters equate hot dogs and chicken breasts and you’re trying to call him uneducated or a liar with this genius logic?
The process matters, but is not hugely important.

Whatever the process is, it's walking along a gradient towards finding somewhere close enough to the balance of power.
Ya, but it is going to suck for those who don't qualify for section 8 yet can't afford high end rents. Probably the government will come in fill those gaps long term.
Ask HN: As a React Native Developer how should one prepare one self for FAANG?
Hi, every one,
As the title suggest, I am a react native developer and I wanted to get a job at FAANG.

From various resources, I’ve come to know that at the starting of career, joining at FAANG may not be a good idea.

So, My initial plan is
try get selected for internship at siliconvalleyinternship.com/
after spending there 2 years then go for FAANG.

But, Life may not go according to plan. So, I am trying for both.

According to my research,
I’ve to be good at what I am doing, in my case it will JavaScript, and Design implementation.
I also have be good at Data Structure and Algorithm

Little Bit about myself:
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I am working as a React Native Developer since 30th December, 2020.
I do not have any kind project to show case
I am willing to work with anything as long as it’s Functional Programming with JS.
This is my LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mrpmohiburrahman/

What do you suggest?
How can I prepare myself so that I’ll be able to join FAANG as a Front End developer or as JS developer on any stack?
I give this article a 4.5 out of 5
Is there an easy way to stop twitter from showing "recommended" tweets from people you don't follow? I find that those are invariably sarcastic or rage-inducing.
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Well, if Nashville is like Tucson... or any other similarly sized city, those houses are likely not in a great part of town. We have 203 houses and condos under $175k in Tucson right now. I wouldn't live in any of them for their location(s) alone. Suckers from out of state have been buying... and I am sure regret the decision when they have homeless, tweakers and other ne'er-do-well's sleeping in the back yard or stealing anything that isn't bolted down.

Zillow has been buying in my neighborhood, and they overpaid... plain and simple. The offers my neighbors received were too good to be true. I mean, $50k to $150k over the z-estimate. Everyone in Tucson is laughing at Zillow all the way to the bank. Prices are going to crash here and its going to be brutal.
A Grammar of Akkadian by John Huehnergard seems to be the standard text. It's the one I used.
According to the article the actual research showed that people preferred trustworthy and competent over trustworthy and friendly. They preferred trustworthy and friendly over just competent.
OK, so I'm reading a Hitler biography and it's affecting my outlook, but I think we all need to step back for a moment and acknowledge that people hated their political opponents long before Facebook came along.

I do think FB is pushing people to extremes. More precisely I think social media is pushing people to extremes, I find twitter a lot more antagonistic than FB actually, where people think they can 'destroy' their opponents in 280 characters or less. Reddit is a cesspool. We know, or we should know, that these sites are deliberately divisive . There are bad actors who want us to be really angry, all the time, because angry people are stupid.

It still is just the latest iteration. People used to gather in beer halls. People used to gather in churches. People used to have their social clubs and circles and had been able to carefully manipulate their environments so that people who disagreed with them lived and worked and went to school far, far away.

This anger doesn't go away if Facebook goes away. I'm not sure how to make it go away. I'd wish that people could take a step back and consider for a moment that maybe intelligent, decent people can disagree with them. Probably not.
Oh, it was totally. Sun lost at least two generations of microarchitectures to mismanagement. They resisted doing out-of-order execution far too long and they just could never keep up with single-core performance. Even process technology would not have been able to rescue the comparatively sophomoric micro-architecture. Intel and AMD and IBM just totally outclassed them.
How is it still floating around at high altitude and in the same vicinity for over six months? Something doesn't seem right here.
It depends a lot on the translation I suppose, because my experience with the old testament was rather unpleasant - reading it in centuries-old language brought me no joy at all.
Pretty much any meaningful database technology can give similarly impressive list. The question is however how is it used ? It may range from the most sensitive mission critical data to being there because Rocket Chat requires it and 100 cases in between.
From what I've read widespread mask wearing would greatly reduce transmission [1]. Where are you hearing that it doesn't?

> Our review of the literature offers evidence in favor of widespread mask use as source control to reduce community transmission: Nonmedical masks use materials that obstruct particles of the necessary size; people are most infectious in the initial period postinfection, where it is common to have few or no symptoms (45, 46, 141); nonmedical masks have been effective in reducing transmission of respiratory viruses; and places and time periods where mask usage is required or widespread have shown substantially lower community transmission.

> The available evidence suggests that near-universal adoption of nonmedical masks when out in public, in combination with complementary public health measures, could successfully reduce Re

to below 1, thereby reducing community spread if such measures are sustained. Economic analysis suggests that mask wearing mandates could add 1 trillion dollars to the US GDP (32, 34).

> Models suggest that public mask wearing is most effective at reducing spread of the virus when compliance is high (39).

1. https://www.pnas.org/content/118/4/e2014564118
I would love to see someone take a stab at the Night's Dawn trilogy.

The world building for the Confederation and the Adamist and Edenist societies as well as the various alien races was very well done.

They might want to rethink the choice of Al Capone, which seems a bit over the top.
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I haven't used Fedora since 2015 or so, but at the time, I always felt DNF to be very slow or heavyweight. For example, I remember installing one random small package with few or no dependency installs at all could take something between 30 seconds and more than one minute, while apt-get would usually install the thing in a breeze. I wonder if this has changed.
I get what you're saying but if they're reliable its different.

If they ask for help and won't just go missing for a week or something like that, then its not a big deal if they need some hand holding on a more complex task. Reliably mediocre is better than unreliable, any day.
How about we avoid making sweeping overgeneralizations in an emotionally-manipulative way to try to guilt-trip others into making positive comments, and actually address the points that the other comments made?

This comment is rather anti-intellectual, and I'd much rather see the "cesspool of whining, bitching and utter negativity" that has actual thought put behind it than something empty and meaningless (actually, worse: something underhanded) like this.
"narcissists showing how much better they are at following The Rules than you"

He didn't though. Unless you do show off how much better you are at following The Rules on a regular basis. And yet you called him "borderline delusional".
I am totally fine with FTL. My point is, if you have FTL travel, but the tech at the time cant invent a flashlight to illuminate a cave for more than 10m, or even have tech that allow them to see every imaginable detail etc... Dont create lazy tension points that are built on fumbling around in the dark due to inadequate lighting.
Friendship has to be mandatory or nobody will comply.
The bigger irony is that Python has had its own venv built in since 3.3. I haven’t needed virtualenv for years.
I love these every time they're posted.
What the the numbers for population growth versus number of housing units? Per capita?
It seems clear to me; the vast majority of human conversation is gossip that is "garbage" except to the small group who cares about it. Twitter amplifies that to the max.

Every social media site that allows connection to an essentially infinite number of people will demand curation.
Nanog 83 keynote: Who controls the Internet? And should they?
Yeah, that's why I specified "Near East". I know there's supposed to be some really good, very early material from India, but I've not gotten to it yet, so I can't say whether Gilgamesh stands up to the best of that. There is, for sure, an intimidating amount of it, so it has that going for it.
Well said.

> Is it turning a cerebral almost action-free book series into an action epic?

This pretty much has to be expected. Text and film are wildly different formats and have different strengths and constraints.

I can understand people giving it a thumbs down, but the responses that sound almost angry baffle me.
Ubiquiti uber alles.

Their amplifi alien line really rips, but harder to mesh (more expensive) than the other ubiquiti gear. The alien increased my 3fl away signal dramatically, and along with fios gigabit it's great.

My progression was apple airport extreme -> google fi -> amplifi. The airport is still my time capsule, google fi is in a drawer.
Money simulator might be good for kids in schools, except that it contains swearing (e.g. in the URL of the pension company). You might want to remove that.
I've yet to work for somebody exhibiting extreme confidence in a work situation who wasnt covering for something - usually a lack of competence.

I've heard stories of "brilliant assholes" but once I've peeled back the layers of these stories I always develop a strong impression that the brilliance is a facade.
See, this is why deadhorse.com should exist and do the thing that I outlined here:

https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/bg8vc/what_websi...
While I don't disagree, there have to be multiple forces at play here. Take a town like Boise. They have very lenient zoning / building req's. If it was just zoning, their property market wouldn't be so out of whack. In addition to zoning, speculative investing, low interest rates, housing authorities, rent control, the list goes on and on.

IMO, CA prop 13 is just as guilty as restrictive zoning.
We'll never get to see the other side of the experiment, the people of CA would never vote to remove it. Prop 13 interrupts the natural cycle of housing.