skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I've been hearing things on Blind as well, it's not just two data points. Additionally their change to the way they compensate developers is a massive red flag to me and screams to me that they have a penny pinching culture. Given the market for software developers as it exists today, I don't feel any need to work for companies that aren't extremely generous with their compensation.

I do have a friend that worked there until relatively recently (quit about a year and a half ago) and said things were good pre pandemic. He also told me that I should never consider working there with their new comp structure.
I live in a country which is similar standards to Russia in that regard(say hi to the origin of your alphabet), so it's definitely not from a privileged position. Yeah, I make magnitudes above the average but that hasn't always been the case - growing in the 90's in a family which was considered a state enemy until the end of the communist regime is anything but privileged, as you can probably imagine. I've been in positions where an additional expense of 25$ seemed as distant as 1 billion. 130 may not seem all that different to you from 57 but to those with 57 in their pockets, 130 look worlds apart. Farming and natural economy is only applicable in rural areas. With the ongoing global urbanization, this will likely become more and more rare in the following decades, granted we recover from the effects of covid eventually, which I kinda doubt at this point.
Did they do this?

user-registration.api.dev.my-company.com

user-login.api.dev.my-company.com

password-reset.api.dev.my-company.com

or paths by some huge k8s nginx ingress?
What non-link navigation needs a domain name?

IP addresses work fine, like phone nmbers and street addresses.
Literally zero config: wordpress.com
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Hi, I'm the author of the post. I wrote it on Notion to seek feedback from a few friends, but seems like one friend shared the Notion link here :) Hope that my website would provide a better reading experience instead - https://jetnew.io/blog/2021/100-lessons/
>For God's sake, all healthcare workers including the cleaning staff have to get flu shots and show their immunizations every year, or they can't work. Even as a college student I had to get a meningitis shot.

The difference is that those examples aren't mandated by the federal government (as far as I know). I think most people are fine with companies and universities requiring people to be vaccinated.
For those who don't feel like searching https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25562832
The poster account has been deleted. Don't know what that means.
People have remedy of sorts in the case of a functioning local market. If some employer requires you to get vaccines and you aren't in to that, you can work somewhere else. If a state has requirements you don't like, you could potentially leave that state. Its different when its the federal government giving the mandate and it covers the entirety of your industry.
Okay and why?
More than possible, it's common as an attack: cryptojacking.
This seems to be blaming Stripe for something Coinbase.

The quotes were Armstrong's attempt to defend the actions of Stripe.

So yes, this is Stripe's actions we're referring to here.
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It's not a strict two weeks, and the process is much more about being pursued than finding a team. For example, a typical bootcamper in NYC will hear from 40+ teams.
In some places, people lose their lives if they do something bad. Yet, people still do bad things. I guess taking someone's life isn't enough of a punishment?

Laws discourage certain behaviours. It doesn't stop them.

Regarding victim blaming, obviously this person isn't to blame, but it seems that even suggestions to be cautious are seen as "victim blaming".

When you tell a kid to look to both sides when crossing the road even if it's green, you're not blaming them for a possible accident. It's just that sometimes people ignore traffic lights. And when you tell someone not to give their pin or send a device with sensitive content for repair, you're not blaming them. You're just telling them to be careful because sometimes stuff like this happens.
> Beware when retread football coaches think they are "exercise scientists".

Honestly, that's a step above what I encounter most of the time. I feel like most people who think they're exercise experts are just reading message boards and watching YouTube videos.
My process with Google a couple of years back took something like 2 months before I bowed out. It included fun activities such as a hiring manager change, a re-interview of a slot, a down-level, and a resulting request to re-interview for things that weren't required at the higher level. Meanwhile Facebook went from first interview to offer in 2 weeks.
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I guess it is true that you can erase an entire flash device in a split second.

But that doesn't help you if the erase command was not implemented correctly.

And I am sure that you cannot implement an erase command from within the operating system. It has to be implemented in the flash memory controller. So if your hardware manufacturer got it wrong, you can't fix it.
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Shouldn't candidates have portfolios -- i.e., examples of software that they have built, with a complete git history, etc?

That seems to me to do away with the need for a coding challenge as well as demonstrating a lot about their approach and interests.

On the whole, I'm surprised by the number of people who think both coding challenges and whiteboard interviews are a waste of everyone's time. Is the employer not supposed to assess the candidate in any respect?
I wish Google would add that feature natively. Google could even use it to help detect spam sites.
The stake that is held is driven through the heart of the company.
If you truly believe that these situations are comparable, I don't think I could expect you to engage in good-faith discussion.
> Like candidates never do that, interview for like 10 companies and start juggle the offers. Or interview for a company just to get signed offer so they can ask for a raise.

The difference is the power imbalance.

Candidate screws the company around - no person is harmed. Company burns some time and money.

Company screws person around - person's life can be turned upside down is they've made commitments, sold house, kids shifted schools etc.

Many countries have employment legislation because of this imbalance.

Tldr; individuals need protection, corporates don't.
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For the buyback program that you can use when you buy a pixel, Google requires that you factory reset the phone before sending it in, and threatens to not give you any money if you don't. Presumably to avoid exactly this (especially since it seems like it goes direct to a third party, that Google probably doesn't trust all that much).
Why do we tend to treat people like they’re asking for it when their nudes get compromised?

Because nudity is akin to sex and sexual ways, which are taboo in many societies. Upstanding citizens do not have nudes, in general. Especially women or nudes hinting at same-sex romance.

It isn't right, but it is.

Edit: I'm not saying I agree with this. But it doesn't take much to see folks putting others down for nudity. YMMV depending on where you live in the US. There is a reason most politicians (in the US) wouldn't get caught with nudes and I'm guessing that in some areas of the world, it would be even more detrimental to your life. It is the same line of thinking that punishes women for being "sluts" but are OK with men having a series of one night stands.
That doesn't help if the phone is broken. My personal policy is to just keep all of my old devices (and hard drives, for that matter) forever.
Unddit is pretty good to read deleted or moderated posts as long as the deleted text was up long enough - https://www.unddit.com/r/legaladvice/comments/r632w5/sent_my...
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Looks like this was a bug and has been fixed in later version of Python. For the story: https://lwn.net/Articles/590299/

It may have been fixed, but it never should have been. How odd. Thanks for adding it. That's an interesting one that I had never heard of.
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Right now there is no CLI, it just works with curl or any other HTTP client, like so:

curl -d "Hey, I can send messages to my phone" ntfy.sh/alerts

And those messages will show up on your phone as notifications.
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You have described the majority of internet commenting, but even here on HN where experts in one field opine on others.
Just found out about github clones today. It threw me off.

At least for SO you can get back to SO to search but github issues search engine is something else.
Wow, just wow.

> If you think anyone is getting rich working at the WMF, I can disavow you of that notion. It's just not true.

Managers earning $300K+ are not getting rich. Good. I guess it's all relative.

> As for the language in the ads, it's there because it works. The WMF has tried, many times, language which is less emotional and more objective. It doesn't work. People don't respond.

"We simply couldn't have increased our revenue from $5M in 2008 to $155M in 2021 without being emotional and, um, 'unobjective'. We just couldn't have done it."

> What you're asking for is to have people donate because of their objective sense of value but that's not how most humans work. The WMF does what works.

"If you want people to give you 31 times as much money as before, you have to tell a good story. What else can you do? By the way, did we mention that we think we should be the central part of the world's information ecosystem?"
Nuking 'domain tasting' would be a start.
Thanks for the reminder, guy who knows Ruby and is learning Elixir and makes authoritative comments.
If I can't properly wipe the phone I just keep it until I can fully destroy it. Same with old hard drives.
Keep PIN protection enabled - the storage on modern phones is encrypted by default and it's usually not possible to recover data without having the original PIN (unless you set it to something obvious like 0000).

Both iPhones and Android will HEAVILY complain in your setup process if you refuse to secure them with a PIN or a password.
A better analogy is a mechanic stealing money out of your car. And not money on view either, some place they'd have to look for it like in the visor.
Plex pulls the metadata for your library from public sources like thetvdb.com.

The server and clients use plex.com to authenticate users.

There are alternatives like Jelly Fin that should better alleviate your concerns.
>In fact, as a Canadian, I find the idea of electing judges to be so thoroughly strange that it almost defies belief. Why the hell would you want your judicial branch to be "democratic", as in directly and immediately beholden to the whims of the mob?

As a Briton I agree. It's also why I'm quite sceptical of the concrete benefits of a directly elected House of Lords and the replacement of the monarchy with a presidential system which are popular ideas in some political circles. I'm no fan ideologically of the trappings of a landed gentry and there's plenty of room for heavy reforms there but having a strictly apolitical head of state and a semi-technocratic oversight body has its advantages. Democracy isn't necessarily measured by the amount of government positions which are directly or indirectly elected - there's more nuances than that.
Handshake is nowhere close to overtaking ICANN.
Cable news has at least some standards they're forced to adhere to. There are some strange, worrying, and literally insane subreddits out there. TikTok is it's own minefield as well
Hey Ted, will Namecheap go public anytime soon?
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wow, that's great insights :)
It requires C++17 and has been merged with MISRA.

So how does a car manufacturer uses Rust and eventually be compliant with AUTOSAR/MISRA certification?

It would be interesting to know if there is some movement in that front.
Politicians capitalize on a large percentage of the public seeing incarcerated people, as a whole, as "undeserving of rights". That is the root of the current system. Anecdotally, I have had a large number of people offer that very opinion - "well if they wanted rights they shouldn't have committed a crime", never mind that the situation is far more nuanced than that.
Agreed. The judiciary should be the least accountable and most transparent branch of government.
I'm sure it's this and not the extra profit on increase new device sales and significantly higher cost of "original" replacement parts.
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This is great!

A few more exciting things are happening with file-systems in Chrome that will make this a lot better soon.

Firstly OPFS gives you a private sandboxed filesystem you can access with `await navigator.storage.getDirectory()` to avoid the permission prompt.

Secondly "Augmented OPFS" is coming to web workers, which will give you the ability to read/write partial files with `file.createSyncAccessHandle()`.

There's a demo of this working from the Chrome team here: https://github.com/rstz/emscripten-pthreadfs/tree/main/pthre...

And a more thorough write-up here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SmfDdmLRDo6_FoJMl5w1DVum...
My investigation of the DX7's sound chip continues. Let me know if you have any questions.
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The main point, as I understood the parent you're replying to, is that Twitter isn't The Internet and it never was. Being censored on Twitter does not mean you cannot participate in the internet anymore. And the article does nothing to disprove the statement "Twitter isn't the open internet".

It seems like many prominent people who complain about censorship on Twitter (or FB) seem to be able to do so from large newspapers, well-visited websites, popular radio stations, etc. Always seemed odd to me.
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