skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't agree, many people just don't like work. Smarter people may be less influenced by social pressures/morals so they can see it in a more unbiased way (society forces on us perception of work as a virtue), so they like it even less.

After all, i for example, have never participated in a single project that would ever go live, and only a few times, built small pieces of code that were for some time used in live products. How can i probably fool myself into believing that work is a virtue?
What happens when the DE10 Nanos run out?
I was going to complain about Hive's post today, which seemed out of place when originally posted with it's original title as "Why Hive Is Such A Uniquely Dope Place To Work" but it did get renamed to "Hive.co (YC S14) is hiring".

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29432218
The #1 Mistake We All Make on Twitter (It’s Probably Not What You’re Expecting)
OK, so it was inaccurate 0.1% of the time, and accurate 99.9% of the time. Let's scrap it!
teach her physics, information, architecture (language), communication, and translation theory using the human body as the manipulated logic control device.

the overall goal is to build the curriculum to incoroerate as few external systems as possible. focusing on intro information, architecture, communication, translation using music (specifically a flute) to teach morse code, linguistic set theory, frequency manipulation, recognition, resorse management, basic binary logic you can skip the pvp flute or down branch whittled device, and start with the windpipes. break everytging into set theory linguistics with SVO initial to show all constructs are a language that follows this pattern.

you wont need any computers or flutes for years, and by including fencing, and calligraphy which requires you carve your own saber pens you dont need anything other than yourself, and the yard to push her beyond the problem solving capas of uni students
It means they're more likely to have the resources and data to think decisions like this through.

Especially given that I've seen other social networks take a similar course, I trust Google's analysis of the effect of visible vs. invisible dislike counts over the ad-hoc common sense of the uninvested technorati.
China Pledges to Plant Forests Equal to the Size of Belgium, for 5 Years
I am not so sure.

Add a few sentences very related to the child's environment. Or a word or two might be accidentally related.
Would a chicken be a human since it's a walking biped?
Nobody claimed in the article that this is a case of Israel spying on the US. That would be quite a jump.
Coyote is a great tool/library from Microsoft for testing large numbers of schedules in .NET programs: https://microsoft.github.io/coyote/
> Apple said I have to create an entirely new Apple ID, I can't just replaced the App Store/iTunes part of my otherwise functional Apple ID.

That's what kills me the modt in that. That they tell you to create a new account while this is a boolean in their system...

This is pure theft. Justice rendered by a company that protects its interests before its own customers. Justice has been rendered, you have no appeal. What terrorises me is that Apple is not the worst in this category
I think I agree, if you divide assets into "money" and "other stuff" buckets then when you move something between them, "money" is created.

I don't think people intend to say this and only this, when they talk about creating money. Because it's trivial.

But I can't really engage with you about stuff other people wrote and what they might mean. I belatedly realized there were a bunch of people tag-teaming me.
Nothing ends up your rectum accidentally.
If Youtube views were really upvote/downvote driven, and if democracies were really vote-driven, if we actually listened to people’s vote instead of telling them what they should think… the world would be much, much different.

We would actually listen to the People.

No, that’s clearly not the world we want. Bring on those “crowd shaping tools.

(Edit: Removed the middle paragraph).
Laid off got 4 weeks of severance and 3 months of paid health insurance coverage.
I think I’ve put quite a lot of time and effort into responding in good faith to everyone who has entered into discussion with me, so I find your comment a bit rude to be honest.

With regards to your specific point, my very next phrase explains what I see in the video instead of an intention to kill or seriously injure.

You might disagree, which is your right, but please don’t accuse me of not arguing in good faith.
Colorado's DMEA loses billing capability after cyber attack
Ask HN: How are you preparing for the coming lockdowns due to Omicron variant?
Personally, it is very hard to focus on work when you don't get to interact with friends. Need to do something about that in addition to ways to keep myself entertained and safe.
When doing Strava segments, a ghost rider riding at your PR pace!
I have Elasticsearch running in docker most of the time for local development. It's fine. You can run it with as little as half a GB of ram. It won't be using much CPU unless you start throwing millions of documents at it for indexing. Our production cluster uses 2 1GB vms. The whole setup costs us about 60$/month. We have a about 7 million documents indexed in there.

People here seem to assume Elasticsearch requires lots of memory and CPU. It actually scales down very nicely in addition to its famous ability to scale up very well. Any decent developer laptop should have no issues running this. Running VS Code is more of a burden on my laptop. And intellij is even worse.
Or at the same time
Presumably it gets ported to another architecture.
Fast CSV Processing with SIMD
They're just copying HN in hiding ratings of UGC ...

(Yes, Im still salty about comment ratings and still want them back.)
The whole internet is a liquid global permissionless marketplace. You could offer me digital art ownership in the next comment and I could buy it from you. There's also lots of online galleries if you're after assets discovery. What does NFT as a tech add to this?
Yeah, not clear what GP is referring to. The 4 schools mentioned have joint 1st place at the US News ranking for CS, and are in the top 5 of CS Master programs at TFE. Two are initialisms, two aren’t, two are in California, two aren’t. Three are private, while one is public, but what does it matter?

https://www.usnews.com/best-graduate-schools/top-science-sch...

https://tfetimes.com/best-computer-science-program-rankings/
huh, it wasn't that long ago that they outlawed the kind of "hacking tools" that would be used to verify the integrity of cipher systems... is that still on the books? My German is rustier than my Fourth, so I'm drawing a blank on a position reversal...
They are now deleting comments criticising removing the dislike count and will mask that under 'moderation'. [0]

Like I said, it will only get worse.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43wp_EUk2ho
> hundred billions or so dollars ... every year

More like ~$4B (out of a total foreign aid of ~$50B annually).

https://usafacts.org/articles/how-much-military-aid-does-the...
Or, simpler, somebody comes up with a OSHW board that's actually fit for purpose, rather than leverage a generic devboard.
Indeed, but adding to the problem in this egregious way should be called out and the reputability of those involved questioned.

Might not do a lick of good. That's OK.

I can, at a minimum, gauge who to trust, who I am working with. A short conversation says a lot. And that's enough to manage what I do, say, risk, reward.

Maybe that is as good as it all can get right now. Maybe not. Real people having real conversations is a path forward though. More people than ever are seeking that having seen the mess you describe unavoidably. The illusion was better before. Now it's all sort of overt, in our face.
Dewey Decimal 039 (Encyclopedias in other languages)
> I can't think of a single reason why the Israeli government would oppose an extradition request if they were presented with evidence of cyber-whatever.

If an American company would get caught doing the similar, would US allow extradition request of those people to some other country?
>"No, that’s clearly not the world we want."

Who is "we"? Obviously not the people from the rest of your message.
Only if you can find their remains
Because... gifts?
YouTube is on the side of profit, so is now moderating its platform like the large media companies who have moved in from TV/Cable to also using YouTube. The creators and users are always last place.

As I said days before, [0] it will only get worse and YouTube will not change.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29407822
There is decreasing interest in the entire idea of going to collage and being in debt for life. As a consequence, people try to find alternatives.
I said the body runs on glucose (ie it is essential for survival) - you claimed that was misinformation (which it isn’t) - I said nothing about dietary carbohydrates.

Blood glucose levels for those on even the extreme keto diets will be regulated in the same range (60-90 mg/dl) as someone on a more conventional diet that does not have impaired glucose metabolism.

People with Type 1 diabetes still need insulin even if they are on a keto diet.
I don’t think it’s these companies fault that they have lofty market caps. Even Elon said the market cap for Tesla doesn’t make sense.

The problem is the investor class stopped believing in older, established companies as growth drivers. They don’t believe a GE, or a Ford, or what have you, are innovative.

So, they pool all their money into tech. Is Docusign going to say no to the money? They are a decent company and they are seeing large inflows and outflows because no one wants to dump their money into anything else.
Common Jobs in a Medieval City
Good answer. One step further, this makes me wonder about what is covered by their insurance policy.
Implementing Raft for Browsers with Rust and WebRTC
Just irks me this improper use of the term supply chain. To supply theft? It's like writing from legal bizzaro world.
You're right, I definitely do not watch political content on social media, haha. What a mess that would be.
> Those who don’t get tested are free to meander.

And we should call them for what they are: mobile biohazards.

There are established protocols and procedures for dealing with such.
You lose. Better luck next time.
I used to collect seeds for the Forest Service as a kid in the 70's. Messy sticky work.

But, for those willing to really get after it, the pay wasn't bad, assuming one doesn't count the DAYS spent getting pitch off of everything, one's own self included!
This is a great perspective! Thank you for sharing. I guess this applies more to dev roles though and tough to do for product management roles. Thoughts? Are there platforms where you could build credibility like SO for PMs?
But antiwork isn't some deliberate meme subreddit.

And i would imagine the nationalists would think so.
What are some techniques/tips for speed reading?
Just two weeks to flatten the curve, no biggie.
Thank you. I feel like I'm going insane sometimes but you said it all.
w3schools is famously a dumpster fire, and frankly I think codecadamy is overrated. I'm not a designer, I can't give a good constructive answer to the question, but I know the answer is never w3schools.
I was just thinking about this earlier today! But then isn't that just the same thing as try-with-resouces?
Shorts are awesome.
Delhi-Dehradun economic corridor: How ₹8,300 crore project will boost economy
Really? Have you actually read the Wikipedia page you're referring to?

50 years ago during a full scale war with all surrounding countries, Israel accidentally (as determined by US investigation) hit a "spy-ship" near Egypt (one if the countries participating in the war).

Israel subsequenly paid around 70 million $ in compensation for the families.
Java will use as much memory as you give it. Because you told it to use that much, and using more generally gives better performance.

"Native" or not has nothing to do with the garbage collector. Go is a GCed language too, but I really don't think it's as performant or tuneable as Java's.
nice try IDF, but I'm behind 7 proxies.
To be honest? No.

I think your moderation here is pretty unbalanced and borderline harmful, in that you can say some pretty horrendous things on this site as long as you do it in polite phrasing using big words, and there will be zero moderation applied in that case.

You are breeding a community full of some pretty extreme opinions, generally right-wing and regressive, and I think it's a damn shame. And I will not stop calling it out when I see it.
Not reputable.[1] And that's OK, expected. [not OK as in, I approve, because I just don't. OK in being aware and acting reasonably and prudently]

Best move is to use it with eyes wide open and continue to seek options for news, commentary, matters of importance.

At some point, "profit", being a higher priority than people, and their needs / interests, isn't going to end well. Never does. To me, the question is all about the timeline and where I'm at personally when it does seriously shift.

[1] And I do not mean to denigrate anyone or YT frankly. See my other comments. It's a rough world. Seriously,
Why would you assume it's unlikely to harm you without years long studies that were the normal expectation before the last year and a half?
Unless it is on purpose, then I think you have a typo in the afterword section.

Afterward > Afterword.
You reap what you sow. Please don't forget that in a few years when society is unrecognizable from what you're used to today.
So i just tried it actually, and it's way better than it used to be. Still a bit laggy, but i think I would consider this usable. I do however still see couple hundred ms delays on clicking on random ui elements even after disabling animations.
Seems like it's an open question.

> In September 2014, U.S. security researcher Moxie Marlinspike wrote that "every lawyer I've spoken to has indicated that having a 'canary' you remove or choose not to update would likely have the same legal consequences as simply posting something that explicitly says you've received something."

> ..That said, case law specific to the United States would render the covert continuance of warrant canaries subject to constitutionality challenges.[citation needed] West Virginia State Board of Education v. Barnette and Wooley v. Maynard rule the Free Speech Clause prohibits compelling someone to speak against one's wishes; this can easily be extended to prevent someone from being compelled to lie.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warrant_canary
CMU isn’t as well known as the others. The OP may have thought it stood for Central Michigan University. Nope, it stands for Carnegie Mellon University, #1 in computer science and also #1 in Pittsburgh vibes :)
It clearly is and it honestly made me laugh. Knowing Umberto Eco, he would have loved the joke.
Yes, that and who's controling most exit nodes.
I would much rather get a company wide call, then a private message, than a patronizing group firing.

Usually the issue is a long delay between saying people will be laid off, and laying them off, but in this case the delay could have been minimal.

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The use of the word unlucky also made it extra insulting.

They're not unlucky, his company made bad moves. Even if the market changed, it was on his company to build in resiliency.
When ordering online, I, not from Amazon as I don't use it, quite regularly get a 60 second timeout requesting a payment be confirmed in my bank's app.

VisionPlus or one of the many other systems that may be employed in the chain of payment are configurable for many many such triggers or rules, change of address IIRC is a pretty basic one.
https://rmcretro.store/multisystem-board-only/ Seems like a good start
You think it will be that fast. Almost everyone eligible will get infected in 2 weeks?
Honestly, this was bound to happen sooner or later. YouTube wants to become as mainstream as televisions are for households. It will do anything to please its corporate advertisers. Some people claim YouTube has done this due to various political reason, for example the ruling in Kyle Rittenhouse's case.

I fail to understand why people think that's true. I see a far simpler explanation, which is that advertisers don't want people to know people think of their products. Let's just take the Juicero company\1 for example as we all know its product really "missed the mark" 2. Assume the fact that they released their juicer via a huge amount of digital ads. A lot of people would probably think their product is good just because they like their ads 3 as they seem to be competently made. But since we all know the product is extremely bad, people would probably give their ads a thumbs down on YouTube. However by removing the dislike button, determining if the product is good or bad by seeing the likes or dislikes on its video would become impossible.Of course over time the press would have shown the product as being a complete waste and word of mouth would be terrible, so the company would eventually implode as it did in real life.

1 I know its defunct

2 https://www.failory.com/cemetery/juicero

3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAsEEW7WUHA&ab_channel=Juice...*
By barely protect you mean you’re like 10-20x less likely to die?

My point isn’t the number itself, but are you not being a little bit intellectually dishonest right now?
Germany, like most countries outside North America has citizenship based on ancestry, not place of birth.

In the eyes of Germany, if you parents were German you are German too, even if your parents never visited Germany.

The chain is only broken if you apply for foreign citizenship or serve in foreign armed forces.

To me it is bizarre that the mere fact of being on holiday in America at your time of birth makes you American.
Republicans lost faith in 2020 election results. Fox News played pivotal role
Can you give a concrete example?

Cache coherency is almost never the right thing to think about with shared memory concurrency. It's all about interleaving of instruction execution and possible reordering of memory reads or writes.

If by sleep(), you mean a spin loop, its possible that the compiler has reordered a write past an empty loop that appears to have no side effects. If you're talking about an OS API to delay execution, then sleep should allow other threads to see the writes done before the sleep. It's just not a great way to synchronize compared to a condition variable since sleep waits for some arbitrary amount of time rather than exactly as much as is needed to observe a change.
I wouldn't be surprised if auto-delete stops if OP deletes the offending video.
Many people have done that and found that they actually were German citizens all along.

The exact rules are complicated but it's worth looking in to.
That subreddit has existed for years, and this “movement” is so far just a Reddit meme. r/antiwork isn’t the reason for the Great Resignation, nor for general worker discontent. It’s a symptom of it.

One wonders if people here think r/WallStreetBets is an op as well.
I'm also a huge bash fan, and agree that distributing Python tools is a mess. But "Runs fine on Linux, Mac and WSL" is a stretch. Bash on Mac OS is a ball of shit unless you're installing a newer GNU bash via homebrew. Mac OS bash is just too old. I can't even remember the list of stuff that breaks because I stopped trying. If the target audience is mostly Mac users I'll just write zsh to begin with.
Not getting lost in the complexities of our own making and preferably reaching that goal by learning how to avoid the introduction of those complexities in the first place, that is the key challenge computing science has to meet.

Nowadays machines are so fast and stores are so huge that in a very true sense the computations we can evoke defy our imagination. Machine capacities now give us room galore for making a mess of it

If only Dijkstra was around today... those thoughts were extremely prescient. I've seen far more overly complex and abstracted code than "too simple" code.
I think the most important thing to know about PhDs is that you get paid to get them. Personally, I didn’t understand how people could afford to stay in school so long. I regularly tell Uber drivers this just to spread the PhD ambition.
Alan Kay has a very good explanation for why this is the case.
One woman's search for cheap coffee uncovered a world of eBay credit card fraud
You are they as well. We all are.
Mostly true, to a point... But there will usually be a point of diminishing returns on marginal labor productivity, when we hit the limits of capital utilization.

But that's not really relevant in thr current labor market... it seems clesr enough that we're way over at the other end of the scale.
There's also https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/project/cuzz-concur.... This is part of the Windows App Verifier, so it should be usable for any Windows app.
Nice.

Can anyone recommend an industrial or engineering design illustration book?

I remember them in my youth, about tractors or airplanes.
Have you seen how the media writes about the pandemic for the last few years? That's a world changing psy-op that you don't even think is a psy-op.

It has turned vaccinated people against unvaccinated and normalised it as what we do now. It's a massive change in perception of the world.
This is an EWD from 1984. I thought it was the current threats to CS at UT Austin, that Scott Aaronson has been posting about.
I found out recently I could get an unsecured loan to buy a car. I'm not clear on whether this is a new thing. It wasn't cheap by new car dealer standards, but it was cheaper than other car loan lenders who do require a lien for security. Also cheaper than I can get on a HELOC. And although the name was weird and unfamiliar, it was a subsidiary of a bank I've heard of and not some "fintech" startup.
Desire does not equate capability.
If the standard tech stack at your organisation includes Python, there's no reason why you shouldn't write CLI tools in Python. Packaging and distribution is only a problem for organisations that do not usually deal with Python.
I think there's a couple of reasons.

1) Blender is ~25 years old and has been open source for ~20. That's a lot of development hours.

2) Blender marketplace and the acceptance of the existence of paid addons by (most) of the Blender community means that addon developers can actually be paid for their work and to maintain their addons.

Addons add a lot of features that Blender doesn't have out of the box and if you're using blender professionally you are probably reliant on addons for your workflow and it is a pain when they break (which they do frequently because the API is so unstable).

Not being attacked, and even being encouraged to charge for open source software (and adddons are all open source) on the understanding that not all devs are lucky enough to work for faangs, be tenured professors or still live with our parents, and that we need to eat is something that is pretty unique in my experience.
Request for a General Theory of Web Performance
Very similar but not the same. try-with-resources is essentially a "hack" that tries to emulate what I described (and it mostly succeeds with it). That way, the ecosystem doesn't have to be changed. "My" solution requires that libraries use/support this pattern, and it also requires the language to have nice syntax, something that Java isn't very good at.
How to Beat Pandemic Fatigue

https://www.jw.org/en/bible-teachings/peace-happiness/physic...

and:

Will Life Ever Return to Normal? How the Bible Can Help in a Post-Pandemic World

https://www.jw.org/en/library/series/more-topics/post-pandem...