skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It sounds like you'd be happy in a role as a "Technical Lead", "Architect", "Cloud Architect", "Application Architect" or "Solution Architect".

These are commonly used job titles for very similar roles, where you're leaning much more towards architecture and design, but some degree of hands on is still a must.
Yes, as you noticed the article is written by a liberal and is pro adding more books by black authors. My point wasn't to show that this is a bad movement, but to show that the movement and a resistance to the movement exists. My view is that those who argue that resistance to such movements shouldn't be tolerated are making society worse. There are good reasons to be against such movements, meritocracy has a point, but social justice and diversity also are good points, so I see no reason to forcibly reject either side.
In practice, the DJI Mavic’s I’ve flown never make it that far can with LOS
> my borders and carrier are defined by Engineer Managers, who are usually less experienced in engineering and leadership topics than I am.

Why is reporting to someone less experienced than you undesirable?
5 years later, started to think it would never bother!

$15 is a no brainer given how much I personally use it. Have recently found myself dipping into/staying in vscode more and more for version controlled markdown though.
SUVs look cool. That's why. They are also somewhat of a status symbol.
Same. I tell everybody to read Sarno's book, back pain or no. It's a short read and even if it doesn't help with one pain it will probably help with something else.

With that said, other than my girlfriend, nobody that I have recommended it to has actually read the book. They get defensive.
thanks for summarizing!
It's okay to feel weak my man.
The metal is easier to clean, but the wood (depending on treatment) might be naturally a bit more antiseptic because it dries up quicker.

Unless, maybe, the plate is copper?
This. I joined a senior-only contracting firm. I'm leaving a big client to go to a startup client. My choice. All I do is build things. FTEs eat all the shit and suffer the meetings. I do not.
If you like that, check out the Winnebago Heli-Home.[0] It actually flew.

[0] https://www.thedrive.com/news/34753/the-winnebago-heli-home-...
It’s where your bigger cousin is giving you a noogie and you want his dad to help.
"UN English" generally follows British/Oxford usage, although there are a few exceptions: writing "Mr." with the full stop, "sulfur" rather than "sulphur", "1.30 pm" (not 1:30 pm or 13:30) etc.

I think it's a decent compromise. All the Zs make it look weird to British readers, and all the Us make it look weird to Americans.

https://www.un.org/dgacm/en/content/editorial-manual/punctua... ("full stop").
Depends how TEOTWAWKI you wanna get. I think at some point most preppers realize that having a degree of self-sufficiency and a strong community is far better for a collapse scenario than any alternative store of value. I've been splitting the difference between stocks, crypto, and bullion, and I'm looking to buy a home in a smaller community where I hope to try my hand at small scale farming/ homesteading. Ultimately though, having a large number of competent people you can trust with your life is the best thing for any prepper scenario.
I never knew! Excuses for the terrible joke
To me it looks like a list of ways to shoot yourself in the foot or get a pagerduty call at 3am.

E.g. what's good about automatic conversion between float and str? It can save you a minute or two if you're making a PoC or fiddling around in a notebook, but it's hiding real issues in your data flow if you're developing something for production use.
I thought windows 3 supported standard ps/2 or serial mice. If a mouse needs a special driver, I'd classify it as broken. Ok, there's the possibility of it being a USB mouse, but... there's no reason a PC emulator/VM won't support standard ps/2 or serial mouse. Or is it more like the special situation where mouse doesn't needs to be "captured" by the VM?
Do you think that A/B or multi-variate testing works in general?
Do you, by any chance, work in the industry?
> One of the things that happens for a brand-new launched credit card: done right, you lose about 50% of the dollar volume in the first several months

What does this mean? 50% of the money is held as debt? Or 50% of the money is lost to fraud?
Your entire post is based around me fitting my round peg into your square hole.

I have left the industry because of WFH. I have no interest in compromising, it was fun, and none of what you have described is fun, so why bother?

I wish you the best in front of your screen.
That's what I thought, then I realised they took into account walking.

The forelimbs also take more weight (60%)

Foot pressure distributions during walking in African elephants

https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rsos.160203

Unlike a horse they never have all feet off the ground.
> Do you have absolute control over the hiring of every person you work with?

That's...a complete topic switch and irrelevant. The discussion I was responding to is about the challenges facing whoever does have control.
The System/3x family and RPG were designed for customers who were migrating off unit record equipment. Unit record equipment was "programmed" by wiring plug boards, and the unit record machine would filter, transform, collate (etc.) each card in a stack of input cards by applying the rules specified by the wiring of the plug board.

With the fixed formatting and "program cycle", RPG was intended as a sort of skeumorph for technicians who would have been trained to "program" unit record equipment on a wiring diagram. (Contrast the wiring schematic here: http://www.righto.com/2017/04/1950s-tax-preparation-plugboar... with an RPG template here: https://www.richard-banks.org/2014/01/a-little-nostalgia-wit...)
I see now! Sorry, it was way too early in the morning. I shouldn't comment before coffee... :)
Wait. There is a lot of messaging telling entrepreneurs to try to de-risk their new ventures. The common pattern I observe is having a new ideas and de-risking it into a successful business.
The are not so much info about Holodomor in English (yet), because this theme was highly censored in USSR and even since Ukraine become independent in 1991 many politics and state institutes avoided to discuss it due to relations with Russia (because Russia still censoring Holodomor due to fact that USSR/Soviet Russia is organizer of Holodomor, and as Russia/Moscow is successor of USSR "de jure" it is fully responsive for this genocide in Ukraine).

Now on "Holodomor Museum" site there is a little bit more info on Holodomor:

- Publications about Holodomor[0]

- The theme of Holodomor in Art[1]

- Movies (Films) about Holodomor[2]

On Ukrainer site there is an article on "How does the Holodomor influence Ukraine today?".[3]

On Holodomor Research and Education Consortium site[4] is an article "The Deformation of Ukrainian Folk Culture during the Holodomor Years"[pdf] by Olesia Stasiuk.

"Making Sense of Suffering: Holocaust and Holodomor in Ukrainian Historical Culture" by John-Paul Himka.[5]

"Holodomor and the Holocaust in Ukraine as Cultural Memory: Comparison, Competition, Interaction" by Georgiy Kasianov .[6]

"Track Holodomor History" - a project on creating mobile app as gide to Holodomor in Kyiv, fundraised by Ukrainian Culture Foundation.[7]

P.S. "Narrating the Holodomor: The Social and Cultural History of Collectivization and Famine in Soviet Ukraine" (Call for Papers).[8]

[0] https://holodomormuseum.org.ua/en/publications/

[1] https://holodomormuseum.org.ua/en/the-theme-of-the-holodomor...

[2] https://holodomormuseum.org.ua/en/films-about-holodomor/

[3] https://ukrainer.net/holodomor-influence-ukraine/

[4] https://holodomor.ca/

[pdf] https://holodomor.ca/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Stasiuk_Tran...

[5] https://muse.jhu.edu/article/219579/pdf

[6] https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/14623528.2021.1...

[7] https://ucf.in.ua/en/archive/6050baaf05fb37095a7895a2

[8] https://networks.h-net.org/node/4555727/discussions/7712472/...
When I took time off it was simply because I could not function in any meaningful way.

- Anxiety medication (I feel hesitant taking this and question if it helps or not. Hard to know.)

- Talked to a therapist weekly (now doing monthly)

- Yoga weekly

- Forced myself back into a regular exercise routine. I love exercising, but I had fallen out of my routine.

- Modified my diet and eating habits. I track everything I eat now. Still experimenting with this.

- Focused, deep breathing for 5 to 10 minutes three times a day.

- I think time in general helped me heal.
AWS’ flavor of Linux is open source, though. You can run it anywhere, not just Amazon. I don’t see this as a vendor lock in issue, personally.

Ideally you build your software such that the OS is just an implementation detail that’s abstracted away. In the server world a switch from RHEL to Ubuntu is not as hard as a move from, for instance, Google BigTable to AWS DynamoDB
Cunningham's law in action, everyone!
Maybe consider reading the article.
Strange, since I find a ton of devs say the slowness is justified since vscode has IDE fucntionality.
Most certainly. But all the stress was also cut. There is very little stress in academia. Most of it is caused by the administration.
Right -- what a good observation. @dang -- any opinion?
I have used Typora, it's alright — but it's definitely no Obsidian[^1] Typora is very limited in terms of plugins / customisability — although it's standard feature set might be enough

Obsidian is my new Emacs, it rules my life through some plugins I've written for myself, it can be a simple focus driven markdown editor like Typora if I need it to be, or a full knowledge suite like Notion and the likes of that all while managed by git.

I can't see a reason as to why I would ever use Typora over Obsidian, but I might not be the target user.

[^1]: https://obsidian.md
The reality is that carbon emissions are killing our living environment. Current policies fail to account for this.
I consider that to be theatre too.

Frankly I just don't interact with corona-obsessed people in real life any more, which they probably prefer. Everyone wins.
Is your startup engineering led? My experience of a non-engineering-led startup is that there are more meetings than in a big company.
My goal was to read one book this year after reading none the previous couple years. My friend and I chose Blood Meridian >< and it has been a challenging foray back into the hobby/reading life that I am not sure I would choose again. Good book though for sure.
I drastically reduced the amount fat I eat, but I did that to accommodate my partner's new diet, not entirely voluntarily. :)
I've never know the internet to go down in a storm. Does that happen? I mean I've had the wifi router stop if there's a power cut and had to use cell data but that's about as bad as it's got for me.
This is really interesting technology for people to find 'common ground' in polarized discussions. I really wish more research would be done in this direction.
Archive with full text of article: https://archive.vn/YyCld
Sharing them is a catch-22 situation. If I tell you what they are, it might bring in more interesting people, but it also runs the risk of pushing it closer to an exponential growth curve that overwhelms the (usually volunteer) moderation.

What seems to keep HN from going too far off the deep end is:

1: A clear, minimal set of guidelines that covers all bases

2: A mod who seems to have a good sense of where to enforce it and, I hope, gets paid to do it

3: A community that mostly seems to check itself

4: A custom forum that allows experimentation with system-level experiments in moderation and someone to develop those features
I'm in rural TN; not that different a place at all. I'm not speaking of family owned homes tho. I'm talking about the Abandoned, uninhabited homes that are now owned by some out of state thing per county records... which is a lot of them. LLC's and INCs whom I believe have the properties valued highly on some book somewhere and haven't done anything to maintain them.

Our local Craigslists always have "Property inspector" jobs listed. You go take some cell phone shots of buildings to prove they exist. The people I have spoken to who have done those say they didn't bother going to the places as often as not and took pics of some neighbors house. Even when people actually do that job and document the true state of these properties I can't help but suspect the information is buried or lost because thats not the narrative management would want.

The actual family owned housing stock got better the last two years, our population doubled for the last 3/4ths of 2020, and all those relatives did a lot of renovation and rebuilding.
> We pragmatists must be content to offer suggestions about how to patch things up, how to adjust things to each other, how to rearrange them into slightly more useful patterns. That is what I hope to have done in these lectures. I see myself as having shifted a few pieces around on the philosophical chessboard, rather than having answered any deep questions or produced any elevating thoughts.

I feel like this attitude is very important in software, especially on legacy codebases. Everything is broken, nothing is "as it should be". But you can't really wait for everything to be perfect. You have to work with what you already have, maybe cleaning up a bit here and there. Pragmatism is very important to not fall into despair, inaction or burn-out.

This may also hint at something deeper. Is there only one answer to deep questions? Is there one perfect way to handle strings? Maybe there is, maybe there isn't. But what's certain is that we could do better than what we're currently doing, whatever is our position. And once we're doing our best within the constraints, we can choose which tradeoffs to pick. But at this point, they will be tradeoffs, not fundamentally better ways to do things.
My observations passing through rural Texas matches this. You frequently see houses that probably only served 1 maybe 2 generations and then they are in a poor condition uninhabitable by even those folks used to roughing it. Housing stock in rural areas just doesn’t last long.
Possibly related? In both usages it is seen as elitist and unnecessary. I personally use them in JS because the code is aesthetically gross without them.
Web Clipper: save anything on the web to anywhere
What are those red and blue plastic lines made of?
> It only fetches great movies with a rating > 6.7 on IMDb

I personally find that I'm sometimes in the mood for a hilariously shitty B-movie, like The VelociPastor (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1843303/) or Cat-Women of the Moon (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0045609/), I feel like they could be included in certain moods, e.g. "weird" or "playful".
The concern I have with COVID vaccines (and I am vaccinated and boosted) is that they're typically just targeting the spike protein. Immunity to a natural infection can potentially include antibodies to all the proteins of the virus, not just the spike protein. So if the spike protein becomes highly mutated, I could see natural immunity possibly being less affected.
Power brick as cable hub is a really interesting idea. Feels like you'd have to move away from "brick plugs directly into the wall" to make it work though - imagine sitting in a cafe with your power plug six feet away, and wanting to use both that and some other device.
PEX (cross-linked polyethylene).

Those are suitable for hot and cold supply.
Mobile Developer Productivity at Reddit
The release notes don't include release dates, but if the Twitter account registration date is to be trusted, Typora has been around since late 2014.

A one time 15$ purchase is a steal for all the value I got out of the beta versions over the years.

Even Sublime Text 3's monumentally long beta period appears brief when compared with Typora's.
It’s more complex than this in practice because in a large organization you have a significant change management component to every process change, whereas automation of an existing process immediately frees up bandwidth even if the process isn’t great. I interview global executives for a living; I hear this every day and I fully believe it.
On that note, Catherine the Great had her own husband and several other people brutally murdered to illegitimately usurp the Russian throne and was a terribly repressive and authoritarian despot, even if she liked to claim otherwise.
AWS launches NAT64 and DNS64 To allow IPv4/6 interop
Considering it's size and how heterogeneous it is compared to rest of the top 5 the US seems to be remarkable.
Here's the world NES Tetris records leaderboard.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ZBxkZEsfwDsUpyire4Xb...

Looks like Huff finally beat HydrantDude's 1.6 million.
Typora is a WYSIWYG editor, while Obsidian isn't (atleast not without plugins).

I do find myself editing my obsidian files inside of Typora on a semi-regular basis.
Typora is nice for the clean WYSIWYG editing experience, but now that Obsidian has Live Preview mode (currently in Insider-access beta) I had actually just uninstalled Typora because I was having trouble updating it and didn't feel like dealing with figuring out why.

I guess the new licensing is why, heh.
The UK has far more vaccinated people testing positive even when normalised for population and based on per 100k rates.

See the latest Covid-19 vaccination surveillance report. Table 6, page 23.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/covid-19-vaccine-...
I checked my IL university out of sheer curiosity, but in that case there was no official statements of any kind. Local student paper covered it with mild bias towards racial inequities, but still within the parameters of a neutral tone. Is it possible that Atlantic is citing CA university as an example that just happens to be an outlier?

I don't think it is impossible either way. Rittenhouse trial showed some interesting divisions in US.
Someone please tell Patrick about bitcoin...
Jk, he works for stripe/banks so he has to turn a blind eye.
Feels like I'm watching Kodak resisting the digital camera all over again
Kotlin does the same but without semicolons so it would seem not to be essential.
How is fraud handled in this case? Name and address is relatively easily accessible public info. Do they notify the person that there is an invoice against them before they ship the product?
Except I paid for my TV.
The 'reality' of which you speak involves a lot of fobbing off external costs to others and to the future.

Everything from sustainability of companies and economies, fossil fuel subsidies and regulatory capture, pollution and climate costs, and far more make shipping things 5000 miles APPEAR to be cheaper in the current time frame.

That does not mean that it really is cheaper.

It is like the problem of buying boots - do you get the $40 pair that might last you a year, or the $160 pair that will last you a decade, and perform better on every parameter the entire time? Which is really cheaper?
Writing `Mr.' is like writing `3rd.': the point in abbreviations is an ellipsis, but there is nothing after the `r' in `Mister'.
I think the tunnel vision has been breaking down via the "Cloud OS" that are running language runtimes directly no whatever, basically OS/360 has gone mainstream, but general public still think UNIX/Windows matter on the server room.

Similarly the mobile OSes have more in common with such ideas, than classical desktop stacks.
For flights I've never found a site that was better than hipmunk.com. its a shame they shut it down.
Is this the document you had in mind?

https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E26505_01/pdf/E37384.pdf
Gadget reduction using zero-call-user-regs
So you contradict your already pompous and judgmental initial statement with your last one. Good job.
Upgrades on the AS/400 are super easy. You basically cart in the new model, and restore from the backup you made from the old machine. It then works for a while updating all the objects & references, and then you're ready to go.
Kershaw Skyline for me, been my favorite go to knife forever.

Even lost it for a couple of years in the yard until the chickens dug it up one day and I just cleaned it up and it was as good as new.
I've had good results with DOSBox-X to keep old DOS/Windows software up and running:

https://dosbox-x.com/

It's basically a fork of DOSBox that isn't averse to supporting non-gaming apps. For entirely nostalgic reasons, in addition to all of eXoDoS, I've got Windows for Workgroups, Office, Visual C++, Encarta etc. I can't really justify keeping all this around other than it makes me happy.
If you like iron making. The old way is on display here, an original blast furnace from 1693 in Belgium. Very rare.

http://www.mmil.be/
Candace Owens – A white woman, trapped inside of a black body. By, Evon Latrail
I love that there's something innate about our desire to do things like these. I caught myself c# a couple years ago on a project I made to solve Minesweeper (https://github.com/Loufe/GroundPenetratingRadar). Very much a "journey" and not "destination" oriented endeavour.
I was hoping The Lonely Island would raise the semicolon's profile: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M94ii6MVilw
I'm skeptical of your claims that Starcraft is not interesting problems for AI.

For many problems, the AI is given as much information as possible of the state of the system to make decisions. The AI knows the entire state of the game in Tetris or Go or Chess.

Starcraft/RTSs are designed specifically to remove information from the player and force you to balance info gathering, building, and countering new information, which is a massive difference from the currently impressive AlphaGo and such
I love that you can get something like this road-legal in the US; in Europe you wouldn't stand a chance.
>Jared Harris

Didn't watch Foundation yet, but loved him in The Expanse, such a charismatic presence.
It's difficult to articulate but I think you misunderstood my point.

Airplanes and calculators exist within the realm of what it is possible for a human to design. Why is it that we have not designed a calculator that can invent new forms of numbers or a new paradigm of maths.

Likewise, we seem to think that some kind of singularity will just emerge but what I'm saying is that something that exist or is created within the bounds of human imagination cannot (imo) escape the limitations of that same imagination.

This is why it is so difficult for us to really imagine what a transcendent all knowing AI would be like.
There is something similar called D30. It's in motorcycle gear
This is really useful when relating Julia code to a paper or providing it as part of a paper - there is very little lost in translation.
Haha! It's almost the end of 2021 and I haven't noticed any changes! Squatters are still around too, lol