skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A data lake is a company wide data repository. All the "data streams" from all of the different departments will flow into the data lake. Aim is to use this data to get both macro and micro insights.
Maybe. The point is that you don't know. Is the risk worthwhile?
You have to "invest" in a low risk one that pays the bills. Then go for things that are medium risk, high returns.

Many people go in at the peak of hype where it's "overpriced" and lose out. Even if it's a good stack, you won't be as good as the people who have years of experience in it now. It's too late.

Just go for things that actually excite you. For me, it's GPT-3 today. It's too early for job openings, but mature and impactful enough that it feels like a secret weapon. I adopted Kotlin before Google officially did, because it was cutting down lines of code by half.

No matter how boring you are, there should be things that actually excite you as an expert, and those are the only ones worth investing in early. Since you already browse HN, you shouldn't worry about missing out on them.
They are definitely javascript. I can click to definition of the useEffect function and see exactly what it is doing.

I completely agree that learning them is a bit crazy, but ultimately every hook comes down to being a function execution.
The article fails to mention the lawsuit about Parker's copyright which they lost. The case involved a game called Anti-Monopoly. To win, the Anti-Monopoly defendants had to prove Parker's copyright was invalid. They did. The author of this article didn't know of this case or chose to ignore it. Either way, the history of Monopoly is far from secret. Indeed, it is published in the Federal Reporter, 2nd Series.
Here in Finland banking fees are a thing only for the poor (and even then we are talking about a total of 20 or 30 euros per year)

Basically every bank has some kind of "premium customer" program that you qualify for by having enough investments or loans from that bank and magically all your banking fees go away (obviously they just make their money from the services they provide for your investments/loans)
That is the same thing since OpenGL core profile in GL 3.0 onwards, there are no pixels on the screen without shaders.
"just not opening slack" and "arguing for a prohibition of after-hour non-emergency contact" are two strategies built on the anticipation of trouble coming from receiving messages after hours. They just work on different (individual vs collective) levels, and IMHO (stress on O) the collective measure here seems more promising for the simple fact that we already a know a lot about the compulsive behaviour that digital communicatuons drive, even ones like slack with a relatively benign business model and UX. Pushing for a non-individual solution here is throwing out the figurative Oreos before we get the craving.

On the other side of this argument, which other society-scale problems do we know of where an appeal to individual discipline has worked well?
Thank you for that definitive link. Note that first boldfaced sentence in that JSX specification is as follows: "It's NOT a proposal to incorporate JSX into the ECMAScript spec itself."

That should have been the end of this discussion and fight that you picked about your incorrect statement that "JSX is JavaScript". You just unwittingly undermined and terminated your own argument by linking to the JSX spec itself, which clearly and explicitly says you are wrong, in BIG BOLD WORDS.

As JimDabel said, "They wanted to be 100% clear about it." So stop repeating something that the JSX designers so insistent is not true that they put it in bold at the top of their design specification.

You already won this argument, for the "JSX is NOT JavaScript" side. It's over.
Yes, I was talking about a unilateral independence.
Totally. Simplicity is critical. That’s why we built Databricks SQL not based on Spark.

As a matter of fact, we took the extreme approach of not allowing customers (or ourselves) to set any of the known knobs. We want to force ourselves to build the best the system to run well out of the box and yet still beats data warehouses in price perf. The official result involved no tuning. It was partitioned by date, loaded data in, provisioned a Databricks SQL endpoint and that’s it. No additional knobs or settings. (As a matter of fact, Snowflakes own sample TPC-DS dataset has more tuning than the ones we did. They clustered by multiple columns specifically to optimize for the exact set of queries.)
No, it mainly exists for music production which also uses racks, not for server-y applications.
The omnissiah hasn't quite reached us yet.

You think you'll keep your quality of life if literally no one wants to lay bricks and stack shelves?

Let people's lives be miserable enough and they'll stab you and eat you instead of working.
> Mild inconvenience

> I know how much lockdowns suck

> and acknowledge that it was hard.

Flip flopping through the arguments as it seems fit. Contradiction is your new reality.
ReInvent 2019 was a magical place. Watching many of the videos from that conference helped my career a lot. The quality for the most part of the content is outstanding.
They're about 10 years too late and completely tone deaf. I don't see much be progress coming from a reminder to foreign companies that their access to the Chinese domestic market is subject to the arbitrary decisions of the CCP's top brass.
Because it's not a huge concern and compatibility has been making extremely fast progress.
The TPC audit process tends to be thorough and strict.

Possibly you missed a configuration that was included in the Full Disclosure Report or Supporting Files?

The Databricks official, audited benchmark was executed against Databricks SQL which is a PaaS service that doesn't allow special tuning btw.
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Physical training I guess, trying different G's for long time, exercising breathing under elevated G's ... I do not know, I just wrote what author said in video.
The terms and data policy explicitly state that the data is only accessible by the first party and only aggregated (not just anonymous) data can be used for internal purposes (again not to a 3rd party). My original point was is better to have a party that is being payed to store and keep private your data rather than one who makes their money off of accessing it and sharing knowledge of it with third parties.

Fundamentally it is guaranteed that sharing your data with a third party for free is gives you less recourse/expectation of privacy than a company that is getting paid to do so (like AWS S3 in my example).
Reminds me of an old question in a news group with someone complaining that he needs 2 hands to use a keyboard shortcut in Emacs and cannot use only one hand. Somebody replied "why would someone use only one hand ?". The answer: "Doesn't Emacs turns you on ?"
>Why would you need root access and unlockable devices to produce code ?

Because without this your projects are always at the mercy of Microsoft's auto update. There's more to life than MVC frameworks. Some people want to be in control of their data. On, say, LineageOS you can rewrite system apps; on iOS your phone will always be a cop and you can't change that.
Exactly, in the age of middleware sticking with the broken designs of Khronos, is a waste of time except for the platforms where we cannot avoid it.

And WGSL seems to be going the way of Vulkan in what concerns shading languages, taking the fun out of playing around with WebGPU.
Good post, and I have a side note that I think is universally overlooked right now. I say this as a Gen Xer and part of the first generation to know we'd have less of an easy path than our parents:

Upward mobility, richness of life, and success, has absolutely nothing to do with how much better other people did in the same time period. I went from $20k debt and dropping out of college to $300k savings. Am I supposed to be angry that someone I know went from a $3M inheritance to $300M? Why should I care? My own upward movement hasn't been hampered by theirs. I don't need anything they have, or envy it. If anything, they envy me because I earned what I have.

In real terms, I've already moved up far more than they have. This idea that an increasing divide makes upward mobility for the lower echelon less meaningful is just totally false. The difference between being able to buy a place versus the difference between how big a place you buy is only one of degree. The difference between $300k and $300M is aesthetics. But the difference between $3k and $30k is survival.

So when I'm talking about upward mobility in America, I mean getting out of debt and poverty... getting to a place where you can have a good life. Too many people think it means comparing yourself to or becoming Elon Musk. And that's
a credit to America too, because they've never lived in another country where even basic survival is difficult.
Phaser development accelerated by part of $300K OPGames donation
Electrostatic positional modulation of a heavy water droplet ultrasonic suspended over the aperture of the radiation source?
Sure, but I replied sarcastically because OPs remark was akin to 'my house wasn't "consumed by an inferno", part of the back wall is still standing!' and therefore somewhat missing the point....
Hey! Do you specialize in social media account recovery, I've been hacked
Figuring out what is a good yardstick for CTOs, does the community have any recommendations? Will appreciate it alot.

Currently, i am starting my first startup and there are just so much i don't know to excel/navigate the space
This completely ignores structural development funds, of whom Portugal is a huge net beneficiary. Those funds are paid for by member state contributions, which come from… taxes!
Embedding the F# Compiler
It surely does, because the Vulkan API is a bare bones loader for extension spaghetti, where the first thing an application is supposed to do is to load the extensions required for the application.
The web browser just doesn't matter if you care about the operating system code that it relies on. Without unlocked devices you don't have the freedom to code what you want to code. If I'm using a phone that sends my pics to the cops and advertising companies I don't really care about playing with MVC frameworks. Do you want the freedom to code whatever you want to code or do you just want to play in Microsoft's kiddie pool?
BT has developed an epidemiology-based cybersecurity prototype, “Inflame”
Yes. European citizens vote for their MEPs in elections. Many choose not to vote, but that doesn’t mean that they aren’t democratically selected.
You know why these store apps are these bloated blobs? Because you have million copies of libraries.

Al these libraries have vulnerabilities and now there’s a million parties responsible for updating the libraries in their packages. Your security depends on not a single one of them being lazy or out of business.
So Google wants to f** you too and collect the data.
I was one of the 2 audio engineers who worked on restoring this footage around 15 years ago - so very excited to see what the final docs look like.

There’s definitely some interesting material in there - members of the band reflecting on why the Beatles are falling apart, moments where iconic Beatles songs came into being.

Not being a particular Beatles fan I worked on the project for about 9 months and came away with a much greater respect for them.
"Yet another opensource dildo" could be taken a different way.
There's a lack of workers in fields that cannot be automated (social jobs, automators, ...) and automation just means that we can produce more efficiently which often lead to an increased demand according to Jevon's Paradox.

As long as our hunger for more is insatiable, there will always be more to be done, than we can do. With less consumption we could easily live with less work. The only problem is that maybe some people will not be qualified enough for work in the future.
Do these appliances have any sort of http api?
> I don't understand why America, long a champion of immigration, doesn't open the floodgates back up.

The US is not, and has never been, a champion of immigration. Immigration has been seen as "people taking our jobs" pretty much since the founding of the country. Immigration has always been tolerated as a "necessary evil" by policymakers.

> We could onshore factories and staff them from all over the world. Pay workers wages comparable to what they would get from working in factories at home (ie. not "US wages" since we can't compete on cost with China, Vietnam, etc.), but give them decent hours, a housing stipend, education for their kids, and a promise of US citizenship. Also offer them courses on American culture, English, etc. "Melting pot" rather than unsupported labor. We could make it really comfortable and attractive.

Where does all the money for that come from, though? Existing citizens will not tolerate the tax hikes. And if the companies are paying "home country" wages, the people who come here won't have any purchasing power. You're basically importing poverty if you do that, and are creating a weird hybrid of a "company town" system, which we know leads to abuse and exploitation.

> To keep natural born citizens from getting angry, we can offer tax incentives for people having children. We can pay kids $20/week to study and get good grades (not a bad idea - it especially incentivizes poorer kids!).

I don't think these suggestions are politically feasible. Many of the people who hate immigration would also see a bunch of that stuff as "welfare" and "handouts" and wouldn't want it.
https://www.vice.com/en/article/qjbd9m/vice-guardian-poll-am...

Compare these statistics with the narrative promoted by the MSM sources featured on YT's "National News" channel.

Yes, those who downvote self-select as those who are willing to downvote. I find it illustrative that you need to dismiss them as, "excess idle time YouTube arrow clickers". Couldn't the same be said for the time you spent writing your comment here? Does your characterization of their idle time make their opinion less valid?

>profoundly deluded...

Perhaps instead of trying to dismiss this dissent as part of an echo-chamber, you might look in the mirror and ask if your perception of these issues is governed by your own echo-chamber?

It is a bit rich to step into this discussion on these terms. The topic is the MSM echo-chamber and how it is out of touch with a large portion of viewers. Removing downvotes is perceived as a defense of this failing paradigm.
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1) That's a pretty high legal limit... And doesn't feel all that relevant, given that you report riding at such a ridiculously much higher speed.

2) "Moving with the speed of traffic for my safety" is a... "Nice" (that was sarcasm, I mean egocentric) attitude.

3) "The speed of traffic" may be higher for you now that you live in the countryside, but A) sounds like you rode / ride about as fast in the city, too?; and B) the typical use case relevant to the discussion is not yours but the city/suburban one.

It's bad enough that you can go so fast indefinitely; please don't.
Substack Is Now a Playground for the Deplatformed
As a European, unions being against automation seems like a typical anti-union propaganda point. Can you show me some examples where unions acted out against automatisation?
To know how to automate a job, you have to know how to do the job, and all the physics behind it, plus the automation skills. If there are no factories in your country that even produce that product there isn’t going to be a supply of people to automate the job. The automation jobs and tech that goes with that will follow the manual labour jobs and factories they are in.
> TPC is the official way to audit benchmarks in the database industry.

TPC is a benchmark suite for a certain problem class. It says nothing about how the databases are configured or managed.

In case you're thick, the above is a polite way of calling you a liar.

This is why Oracle and other database vendors don't allow publishing of benchmarks. It's to protect them from incompetent or lazy authors primarily.

Source: DBA.
In other news, safely storing $1.3M at a bank is now apparently free.
but somehow you are entitled by inheritance. why should it be so? you should work for it.
It would be a size of a tennis ball.
> Make RANDOM() deterministic (for some reason it’s non-deterministic by default)

What does making RANDOM() deterministic mean? Seems like it defeats the purpose of generating randomness.
This, and loop unrolling, are two commons misconception about uarch optimization.

https://lemire.me/blog/2012/05/31/data-alignment-for-speed-m...

Memory alignment is innocuous (others than often compromise code legibility).

Loop unrolling, on the other hand, can slow down the code. Specially in small loops.

See Agner uarch PDF.
Left? I see what you did there.

Ringo's face is also partially visible in Paul's armpit, for what it's worth. And George is distant. All of which seems appropriate.
Tangentially related but I always appreciated Jeff Bridges hand-written website

https://jeffbridges.com/latest

Only posting because there’s a few suggestions about hand-written styling on a web page.
That's a far easier problem to solve than dismantling the "surveillance state"
You're downvoted just for stating an opinion (which I don't agree with, incidentally, but I also don't agree with the downvotes), but in the same vein I'm wondering how much are the Beatles known and especially listened among the, let's say, under 40s.

I'm in the early 40s myself and I do regard them as one of the greatest music bands ever, even though I used to listen more to the Beach Boys and I regard Michael Jackson as a bigger phenomenon/star than the Beatles ever were, but I'm curious how much of that feeling is shared by kids/young adults in their teens or in their early 20s. Incidentally I've seen lots of 14, 15-year old kids with Nirvana or Kurt Cobain shirts but, of course, none of them with Beatles shirts (never seen a Beatles shirt, to be honest).
Another perspective. We help low income schools in Indonesia to digitise their paper-based data and start to adopt digital tools.

Onboarding these schools is incredibly complex - due to the number of people (principles, admins, teachers) that are involved and varying levels of digital literacy. With a mixture of offline & online steps in "the funnel".

We use growth techniques (basic techniques as outlined well here [0]) to optimise this process and now our team of <30 non-technical folk onboard hundreds of schools a month.

Everyone innately understands this process of optimising onboarding towards a north-star, but now its at the stage where we need tooling and better organisation. So we will likely setup a dedicated growth team to help take some of the "spreadsheet maths" burden away from our on-the-ground teams.

Similar to "Agile", growth is one of those trendy areas thats chock full of nonsense, but at its core are some good rules of thumb that can serve you well.

[0] https://blog.ycombinator.com/how-to-get-users-and-grow-with-...
The exchange of bodily fluids, do you know what that leads to?
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I think there's a startup (either YCombinator funded or at least they post here) looking to do this with electric blimps carrying freight containers taking products to ports.
I prefer org mode for teledidonics.
In Australia in 2010 I got a debit card for the first time in my life. The card would simply reject transactions. “As should be”, I thought. It was a revolution for me.
There are Starbucks in Italy and the UK is not doing fine at all.
He did mention that in some detail.
Naw, the Python/Zope/ZODB/CMF/Plone/TAL/MeTAL/TALES stack can out-boilerplate the yin-yang out of Zend.

Each of those Dagwood Sandwich layers has its own special purpose object system that leaks abstracts to all of the other layers, and its own domain specific languages for writing boilerplate that sprays those abstraction leaks all over the place. ;)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dagwood_sandwich
Here it is important to notice that Rails is like a superset of Ruby. Rails = Ruby + conventions + helpers.

So if you want to always be aware where things come from choose Sinatra, Padrino or Hanami.
Into another environment?
Apple should take a break from annual iOS and macOS updates
Chinese embassy doing their usual jobs needs an article from reuters now?
The Durbin Amendment to Dodd-Frank capped debit interchange revenue. Bank of America responded by raising the minimum balance to qualify for no fee checking to $1500.
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TFA is about "Axie Infinity". With its kawaii-style graphics, it certainly looks like a game marketed toward children. Apparently you have to own three Axies to begin playing. At time of comment, the cheapest three are $116, $123, and $139.

> companies built around the game that help players onboard and loan them money to get started playing.

Bloody hell. Lure the kids in and sign them up for a $400 loan to start gambling on fake Pokemon.

So many things are Bad and Wrong here.
Same here in Vancouver BC and every other major metropolitan city in Canada...

I bought my house 10 years ago, for a modest 600k.(good deal at the time).

My neighbour which has a lower value home (same builder, I live in his former personal home which he put more money into, larger lot size aswell) sold his house 2 months ago for 1.4million.

I supposedly live in the once cheaper suburbs...

I could never afford to buy into this market as a first time home buyer

Average household salary is like 60k or less, heck I am in low 6 figures and can hardly afford cost of living with my existing mortgage payments (I spend about 70% on mortgage/utilities/insurance etc).
> If an ordinary cyclist can reach those speeds, even for just a few minutes at a time, then cars need to be equipped to deal with it.

Cars per se have the technical equipment to deal with that; it's the drivers' brains -- experience / expectations, basically -- that need to catch up.
isn't that what H1B does? Tie a person to their employer?
“ELI5”?

Try English next time.
Only the police can do that, but now we have evidence that we wouldn't have otherwise.
Every retelling is subjective. This will be too. Complaining that "most documentaries" have "a point of view or ideology" makes you all the more susceptible to it everywhere else.
Boomers were the ones who started the recent environmental movement, so your quote is rather ironic.
The problem is that these don’t get inlined in Github/Gitlab, and people (including myself) don’t like waiting for an external link to load.