skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's either that, or pay the most expensive support contract from your OS vendor. You can also ignore it, but you'll end up running into a wall at some point… hopefully after you left the company ?
Ah, that depends on order volumes (overall, not average order size) and their warehouse set-up. And it depends a lot on how much you pay for shipment. That being said, there are automotive parts suppliers that ship, reliably, orders of 3 screws, two nuts and 4 washers. From the UK to the EU nonetheless.

I could imagine either dirt cheap labor in well laid out warehouses or some form of automated picking solution.
For anyone interested, there is a book named "Identity Theory" from Peter J. Burke and Jan E. Stets.
This is awesome! Looking forward the WebAssembly WASI integration :)
> Whomever is responsible for hiring can instantly and independently verify the authenticity of the resume without the friction of communicating with the applicant.

How does whoever is responsible for hiring know to look for it on the blockchain? I have a blockchain verified resume, the recruiter exports it to PDF and modifies it, and erases any words about the blockchain from that copy. If the hiring manager is going to go looking somewhere else to check if it's on the blockchain, they can already just look at my website or my LinkedIn.
I'm pretty sure it's a joke, maybe your comment is also one but it's harder to tell.
Sorry, my comment was intended to be direct feedback. I'll try to practice more emotional intelligence in the future.
Historical achievement? History is written by the victors.
That’s like saying “Communism works, we just had a few bad apples”.

San Francisco has been electing progressives from top to bottom since forever. They identify themselves, run and get elected as progressives, they implement policies and get re-elected, so they are progressives.

Not taking responsibility is something progressives also are known for :)
It's never as simple cut as that. You are completely discounting the risk of getting caught, which is something you can actively work against.

If it wasn't, nobody would be committing (pre-meditated) murder any more, because that's got the toughest penalty (not really, but let's pretend for a bit) of all the crimes.
Thanks! These garbage sites have been sneaking towards the top search results the last months.
You have liquid building up in your trashcan that high (ie ... ~10/2=5cm?).
We already gave up our agency to make our own decisions in many areas of life. The Government does it for us.
Great work! Looks very helpful.
Yeah negotiating estimates with employees is odd. You are trying to predict something. Negotiating is to skew the prediction to be less accurate on average. Employee is not even doing it for fixed price so all the negotiating down does is lose accuracy.

Some really shit jobs would expect weekend work to make the difference but with this job market: f that!
The economics of the $60 price tag
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I've done this with epoxy (sold as "food safe") and mica powder, and the results have gone through the dishwasher dozens of times just fine. Haven't poured boiling water in so far though.
You are the unicorn I've been looking for. Jokes aside, can I reach out to you regarding the intersection of coding and marketing?
Or installing a hundred conflicting INITs
Volvo has a subscription called Volvo On Call, and it's app based. You can't remotely start the car from just the fob. So yes, you are paying basically for the server upkeep + the sim card installed in your car that enables all those services.
Concise writing sometimes cut away important information that cannot be conveyed in a concise manner.

It's like a sonata where we have a favourite part. Why don't we just play that part?

This is not an argument against editing or improving the information density.
Looks promising. Always nice to see a movement to slim-down RAM and CPU usage of our tools.

Will this editor allow me to run it with rust-analyzer code completion?
Tell that to the people who are accusing everyone of being racist for having a "master" branch in their git repo. No, I'm not being funny.
I just added a filters list for Github copycats in the Gist https://gist.github.com/quenhus/6bd2c47e5780f726f0c96c0a2ee7... .
List of domains taken from https://github.com/arosh/ublacklist-github-translation
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I dont think anyone would ever say „Ich bin christemokrat“, a much more common saying (at least in the area where I live or the area I grew up) would be „Ich bin CDU-Wähler“/I am a CDU-Voter. This is coincidentally how my parents would describe their political leanings (SPD).
> Your only moral obligation in life is to make this decision for yourself: Do you want to be right? Or do you want to be good?

I'm stealing this.
Problem with targeted advertising is that it won’t magically go away because end users don’t want ads. This whole business model has at least four more sides: content creators, content platforms (like Facebook/Medium), infrastructure services (like programmatic ad platforms), and advertisers.

This whole model is mostly frictionless for everyone except end users, who get abused by targeted ads.

(one can argue that even for end users this model provides value: an ability to browse all this content without paying to anyone; if we do not consider attention a form of currency, that is)

Maybe in the future we will shift from this ad-driven model, and that would resurrect RSS, semantic web and other good things which are now mostly gone due to advertisement-driven web. One can only hope.
would also add IG and FB to the list.
Are any of those not WebKit?
What do you see as the fundamental point of scientific communication? In your counterpoints you narrow in on papers being a means of communicating concepts or proof of work. In this view, showing the process itself is pointless or at least irrelevant to the main axiom.

However, others (myself included) see the the communication of methods as a primary function of the literature, because this is what enables others to understand, critique, and build upon the idea.
The consumer doesn’t purchase a lifetime support contract when they buy the hardware. Should MS continue to support XP for home users?

That said, Apple did provide some support for iOS 12.x recently, which was unusual.
So in my Volvo XC60 T8, the car just came with a Webasto preinstalled from factory, it was standard fit on all models(in 2020 in UK anyway). But you can only start it from the app, they don't give you a separate fob like the one you can buy from Webasto, so you have to pay Volvo's subscription to use it.
I agree completely, I watched the original without knowing much about it going in and thought the ending was incredible. The ending of EoE on the other hand is way too self indulgent to me. I don't know if it's because I was younger when I first watched it so it had a different impression on me, but I even prefer the original ending over the ending of the Rebuilds.
I worked for a consultancy. There was once we have to raise the price for the next year since the labor cost was booming in our country. We worked for the client for quite some years. He was an intelligent, elegant old man, who overcame a lot of difficulties and power struggles, then created the impressive business.

It's of course a hard conversation to go through, but we didn't expect what we're facing. I'm glad I'm not there but here's what happened according to the participants:

Before he was entering the meeting room, he was smiling and greeting team members in our office, just like any grandpa. During the meeting, our manager first did some small talk, then told him we have to raise the price. The next second he was outrageous, start cursing loudly and slamming things. Everybody was so scared, and the meeting was an immediate failure as he successfully low-balled us in the following rounds with nobody daring to object. The second he walked out of the meeting room, he was the same kind grandpa again, smiling and talking to the team members like nothing just happened.

We then realized it was his tactic, but it's effective nonetheless. I rather not work with rude/manipulative people like that, but sometimes people just hide things too well, I guess I'll never know.
Hm, should the same be done for aarch64? Generally compilers (well, clang) seem to use CSEL all the time anyway, would be interesting to investigate this.
At React Conf 2021 everyone was suddenly an engineer at Meta instead of Facebook, which was kind of odd at first.
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> That's a massive risk.

Leaving a leak in your code base is a risk too. What if it scales with something outside of your control and suddenly you have to restart every 15 seconds?
While I agree that 99% of the time you are right. There are edge cases where a time stamp is best.

I’m looking for a system using SQLite that gives you the same eventual consistency guarantees as CouchDB/PouchDB on consumer devices. You need to be able to have nodes disconnect from each other and the internet for long periods of time before syncing. Hours or days not seconds or milliseconds.

If two nodes overwrite the same row while disconnected you need a deterministic way to decide which is the winner. This could be though a hash of the values in the row (lowest value wins) or using a timestamp. Pros and cons for each and it depends on use case. So for example if you are building a notebook application you almost certainly want the most recent update to win. The transaction rate would be low and devices with an internet connection will be “relatively” accurate on time.

Obviously this could be open to abuse, someone changing their clock to force their edit to win. But again pros and cons. The use case I’m looking for is within a trusted group where this wouldn’t be a problem.
Even if you can withdraw straight to L2s, the main problem I have with this scaling solution is it is too convoluted. I have no faith in being able to explain this to people who aren't already crypto enthusiasts. It seems much easier to explain how to use a single scalable L1 than to explain a cluster of ever growing L2s and sidechains. I know there is a lot of work in the ecosystem but really this has to be masked hard with a fantastic web wallet UI if it has any hopes of widescale and longterm adoption imo. This is why I have more hope currently for Solana than Ethereum.
Does anyone have a recommendation for a "how to" instructional on this? Sometime ago one of my SOs grandmothers bowls broke and since then I thought about trying this.

Reading the article I apparently had the wrong impression on how this is done. They talk about lacquer mixed with gold dust ... I somehow got the impression that they use gold and capillary suction to get the gold to flow into the fracture.
For institutional investors it will react maybe one quarter before it actually happens, and for retail it could continue even with their feet in water with good marketing.
Dacia cars are pretty much as barebones as it gets. You get a fully functional car for a low price, with very few electronic gadgets(I think the peak of sophistication is having bluetooth integrated with the radio).
Yes, they really don't care unless it results in a site going down. An industrial giant is happy to throw infinite machines at a problem until it is resolved. The issue isn't in their behavior, it's in Linux's implementation being so poor that they have to. But what are the alternatives? Should Google/Facebook/Amazon throw infinite developer time resolving kernel issues? Should they walk away from Linux?
LG pushed HDMI 2.1 on their TVs a full year before Sony did.
If Diogenes was doing an act he was really into it.

He famously told Alexander the Great to fuck off and stop blocking the light (which leads me to think that the ultimate "fuck you money" is to have no money at all, and not want any).

He would also walk around the market and masturbate in public, which the Athenians found disgraceful. When challenged about this he would reply: how happy would we be if we were able to suppress hunger simply by rubbing our belly.

I really love this character.
It’s uncommon that previous versions of software and OS aren’t impacted by new vulnerabilities.
Neither was very hard, Android came with root in developer tools at first, has very easy root, and you could always just chroot if that was too hard.

Jailbreaking was so easy someone like Justin Beiber did it. https://www.idownloadblog.com/2011/07/29/justin-bieber-jailb...

Saurik and the original jailbreakers did all the heavy lifting, APT, SSH, and the usual CLI tools were ported so they could enjoy their handheld Unix computers.

Pi was an image on a microSD, some computer interfaces, it was very slow, burned out the microSD card, and was discouraging for me to use when I had a much better computer, the phones were easy to invest effort in, if I had a way crappy computer I wouldn't do too much with it, most people throw PiHole and never touch it again.
Sure, that's one part of tiktok, but its like saying all facebook is bad. With sites like HN or Reddit, I don't see its benefits. If you think you need zero cognition to watch videos, you are watching the wrong kind.
Yep, let's be specific, the comment in question was:

# Maybe this has been written for women, having calculated their age ;)

Given that this person is clearly not natively english-speaking, there is a possibility that you are absolutely right. I know he - and others - doubled down on the unhelpful "nothing to see here" thing, though I didn't read the full mailing list.

Reading it charitably however (which nobody ever seems to want to do) it may well be saying that someone else is calculating a woman's age. This would lead me to suppose it is a common chivalrous humour (at least round these parts) linked to the idea that you should never ask a lady how old she is, which is to send birthday cards with exaggeratedly low numbers. e.g. you might send a 60-year-old lady a birthday card saying "Happy 21st birthday (again)" - but you would never do that for a man (often the opposite, in fact).

Now then, you could argue - and some have - that this is still a form of sexism. Indeed, orthodox feminism* dictates that all forms of chivalry are antiquated and cause more harm than good, and there are some good arguments to support that, while many staunch feminists point out that it is a real shame to have to legislate against kindnesses towards women (especially when even if true social equality is ever achieved, often the biological encumbrances bias life against women anyway.)

So yes, you may well be absolutely correct. And even when "people who defended the joke linked it to a current stereotype" they might be doing so with full understanding of the charitable reading. I should also point out, I have never spoken to this chap, I have no idea what kind of person he is. Is he a raving misogynist? No idea. Does he spit on the cake at women's birthdays? Maybe. Is he a cat pretending to be a human? Probably.

All of these are completely and entirely beside the point though. The reaction was to legislate away from attempting compassionate dialogue. I don't know what would have happened if someone off-thread had said "Hi, just to let you know, some people might be reading this as X and I'm sure you didn't mean that - can I recommend you get ahead of it and say Y before someone gets offended?". Maybe it would have been exactly the same.

Instead, a bunch of people invoked their right to offence, and insisted that the CoC be changed to codify that right.

* [Just to clarify, I meant orthodox feminism in the sense of feminism that follows the arguments to their logical conclusions and adheres to them strictly, rather than what Google seems to think I mean]
The bloating cycle should merit its own xkcd comic I guess. VS Code was specifically successful because it was perceived as much less bloated then IDEs, yet much more user friendly than most editors. Now we hear complaints that it is bloated. What will be next?
Sandwiches and burgers are both regular grammars
How about using Snow Leopard with Rosetta?
I feel like it is also due to the relentless decrease available slack[0] in growing industries and how artsy styles have higher logistic and managerial costs.

[0]: https://slatestarcodex.com/2020/05/12/studies-on-slack/
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Two entities entering a contractual agreement over an agreed price doesn't in anyway meet the definition of a scam so I'm not sure where you're getting that from. You sound somewhat naive on how negotiations like this often go, clients will pull all kinds of tricks to try and low-ball or scam free or below rate work out of freelancers, it's par for the course. You learn early on ways to spot them and ways to avoid them, difficult clients are often also price sensitive ones (no not always) so it's a pretty common way of getting out quickly and avoiding having an awkward discussion.
I strongly disagree with skipping the original ending. I'm personally on the side of people who love it, but even for those who don't I think it's very interesting and absolutely worth watching. I'd say watch the original show, wait at least a few days, and then watch End of Evangelion.
I feel like at this point I am in need of an ansible for browsers :D

Comming from the netscape and the likes, having made many circles around many browsers, I am slowly getting to a point where I simply do not trust any of them anymore.
Even Firefox makes moves that I dont like, like social logins and other syncing stuff that, for my personal usecase are completly useless and all I want is a html and javascript renderer.

I know, old dogs barking at the train, but I believe that it's us that are to blame for this. Because you know, we build the things....

Sometimes I wonder if our craze for frameworks are to blame for this and the fact that a sponsored framework will -always- have more cash to spare.
As a former academian, I mostly disagree. In my experience, papers are difficult to read because they are as concise as possible, striving to refer to previous work for anything that's not original, and only elaborating on original things. This is done to make them as quick as possible to read by experts, which is pretty important given the immense volume of papers that appear in many fields.

I do think papers nowadays need to include a link to a zip file (or whatever other format - but it should be a boring old format unlikely to change or be abandoned, and not proprietary either) including all data, code, and so on. This data is necessary to verify the paper's results, but it is not the results themselves.
Not really. Although there are of course similarities, NeXTSTEP as a graphical interface was implemented from the ground up by NeXT (Jobs' new computer company after he left Apple). The GUI of almost all other commercial UNIX operating systems was developed with the Motif toolkit and there was a whole desktop environment - Common Desktop Environment - which was popular for some time. Motif wasn't free though, so new GUI toolkits were being developed, most of them free, like GTK (initially for building the GIMP UI), and desktop environments were being created on top of them like GNOME. Because they were free and feature rich, Motif and CDE started declining and that's why you don't see them anymore as GUIs on UNIX based OSes.
Then Apple bought NeXT and redesigned NeXTSTEP's UI and called it MacOS X.
Yeah you can run linux on iphone, but take some tech skills:

https://www.macworld.co.uk/news/linux-iphone-7-3800398/
That still does not explain why such identity beliefs appear to be spreading. My own hypothesis is that most things are now too complex for most people, i.e., how things work is largely "magic". This then might allow people to actually belief a lot more things as a lot of how the real world works is already untethered from reality for them.
Depends if you are trying to break the window from the inside or the outside. It's very difficult from the outside, and much easier from the inside (I cracked my windscreen and needed a replacement, because I was carrying a long piece of wood and it moved a little and contacted the windscreen).
If you missed the news, the Log4Shell RCE vulnerability in Log4j impacts a memory-safe language (Java).

It's too early to tell -it dropped last friday - but it will probably be marked as one of the most egregious vulnerability to date due to the sheer omnipresence of Log4j in production java's code and the simplicity of its exploitation. We are talking Heartbleed/EternalBlue/Struts2 vulnerability level here.

The difference of ROI of memory-unsafe/memory-managed is not so evident. Usually memory-managed languages have fewer bugs, but those tend to be massively impactful
Looks perfect on mobile though (to me).
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I think a better way to look at it, is that it does not introduce those issues in the first place.

It might seem like a nit pick, but incidental complexity like solving all the issues surrounding multirepos are usually accidentally introduced by not fully appreciating the tooling choices you have made. It's how simple products become overengineered nightmares.

Incidental complexity is any problem not directly related to solving your core business problems.
I have also left Quora and all social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter. What replaces Quora and social media if anything?
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Is it corruption if the cops let you off the hook when they catch you smoking weed in a country where it is illegal to do so? Genuinely curious.
Difficult clients mostly also want you to work for cheap.

So there's logic in it. Money does balance the difficult clients too. Since they require more work too handle.
> We even have a website that will break our Arabic so that Photoshop breaks it back to normal. Yes, Adobe is aware. No, they do not care.
Due to Hackathon rules, we cannot update the repo until December 16th. After December 16, we will publish on expo and make new feature announcements.
I agree with you 100% on the "backfire effect", and I think it's not really difficult to understand the mechanism behind it. But I don't think the US is really much different in that regard than anyone else, the differences there are maybe cultural at best, but in any case superficial. E.g. when I was looking at a flat in Germany, a landlord told me he subscribes to many newspapers, including the Süddeutsche Zeitung, but only to "monitor the left". That person identifies clearly with the right, and it doesn't matter how he phrases it.
Fair point, in Poland I wouldn't expect someone to call themself "PISowiec" ("PISowcy" is plural) - those terms are often used as derogatory. On the other hand, it's quite common to label either yourself or them as "prawicowiec/lewicowiec" (right-winger/left-winger).
Laundry baskets are the worst ... I had oh so many break, mostly the handle rips right out which screws up the structural integrity as you say.
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Absolutely. There has been some beautiful, deadpan sarcasm on this thread and I'm here for it...