skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's a lot easier of a question when you ask it outright.

Men and women are separate, but equal. They are indeed entitled to slightly different things legally speaking, but the differences are so marginal that any perceived benefits would almost certainly never outweigh the cost of transitioning. If you legally feel like you should be acknowledged as a different gender, it makes sense that we offer the faculties to let people do that. There is no risk of "abuse" as there would be with age transitioning, and if there are then it should raise important questions about how we treat men and women in today's society. If you've got any examples of how someone could misuse this or take advantage of the system, I'd love to pick through them with you.

And, I'm sure you've already heard this quite a bit, but sex and gender are still distinct. You can have gender-affirming surgery and hormone replacement therapy, but a true sex change is not really possible or even feasible in many respects. This is important, because it's certainly true that male and female bodies react differently on a medical level, and separating sex from gender allows us to account for that. Age is closer to sex than it is to gender, in that it has biological implications and an overall meaning that can't be separated from who you are. If you want to identify as a different age, it's a free country: very little is stopping you from telling people you're 20 when you've lived for 30 years. But even the few people who do feel dysphoric about their age are probably never going to go through the trouble. That's why self-expression exists: you can live in any way that makes you happy, "be" any age that you want to be, dress with whatever clothes you want and give yourself whatever name you choose, within the confines of the law. This isn't just a good thing, it's a litmus test for freedom.

As I've stated before, age is not arbitrary. We set an age of consent to correspond with sexual maturity and responsibility. We set a legal drinking age to discourage younger people from acting on impulse and inadvertently causing self-harm. We make people wait until they're 16 for a drivers license so that we have a baseline expectation of motor function and risk management. These things are socially decided, but backed with logic. Gender is similarly socially decided, but largely backed on prejudice and history that nobody bothered to challenge. It's important that we revisit these topics as time goes on, and it's important that we bicker about them online: if we don't argue about them, we don't progress as a people. I think the status quo is better than ever though, and the downsides to letting thoroughly convicted individuals change the gender that the government acknowledges them as is an important landmark in that march of progress. Where should it go next? It's up for debate, but trying to draw up a false dichotomy only buries the lede and makes it harder to engage people on the subject. I'm glad you were able to ask your question in a straightforward manner though, I hope this helps.
"“Last week, we were made aware that BadgerDAO experienced an incident,” according to Cloudflare. “We have been in touch with the organization and have provided active support to their investigation.” Cloudflare said there is no vulnerability in its Cloudflare Workers product."

Nice denial. The vulnerability wasn't in the workers product, it was in the API token product.
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i don't do dev anymore -- dev-adjacenet maybe -- like i might do some role at a big-ass company called 'app dev sr advisor' -- but it would be a little sql, etc.

point is, i get a shitton of interest, and i work to blast out my resume, and even send targeted resumes. but i haven't closed anything after a _lot_ of interviewing -- two solid months. actually, will be three months soon. i've made it to a few finals rounds. not sure why i'm dying at the final stage.

small company today i talked to were pretty much all assholes. i thought that was strange. i've been on calls where 1 of 3, or maybe 1 of 2, was an asshole, hated me from the jump, but not 4 of 5 -- that felt super-strange. it's kind of a run-of-the-mill sf area startup.

but my take-away after the call was....everyone is stressed because republicans are trying to kill us all, on top of covid adding this constant, immediate fear of suffering, bankruptcy, and death over our heads. so, most everyone in the coding class is making money hand over fist, way outpacing inflation * 100, but if you can die tomorrow, what's the point of it all? it puts you in a bad mood. you can't even go to the gd bar and watch a game without wondering if you're killing yourself and your family.

and, so, people are broken. civil society is breaking down. i don't know what it's like to live in another country during covid, but i suspect it could cause social breakdown even if one of the two political parties wasn't committed to mass death.

the odd part to me was they were asking me about my moving around to different jobs -- i was like, bros, y'all been here for a couple months, and you fired most of your C-level execs in the past two months, and said most of various departments had turned over because 'the company was at a different stage now'. tf?

hopefully another, different offer comes thru.

but i got that gd raincloud following me around, too.

not sure there is any solution for you, unfortunately.
On the name: I knew jndi wasn't accurate (I read the 2016 blackhat slides) but the name I was going to use for the joke, log4g, was already in use and I didn't want to screw with their search results.
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That's sort of (if you squint a great deal) what you get with Chisel and RISC-V Rocket Chip. It's not drag and drop but you can customize the design to a certain extent just by editing some parameters in a file. It only applies to the cores and close components like the cache and off-chip links. There isn't a good integrated range of open source peripherals.

Old presentation about this: https://riscv.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/riscv-rocket-ch... especially slide 6
I actually think Fax is pretty damn good precisely because no one is using it. So all you get from Fax are signals. And mostly better signals because people make an effort to fax you.

I used to hate Fax, thinking it is some old technology that should die. Along with Pager. But I have now grown to appreciate these technologies.
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> It is very difficult for either of these organs to abuse power without being met with a restriction.

I think, as we have seen over the past ~40 years, it is very easy for either of them to abuse power. On the other hand, it is very difficult for voters to implement legislation that improves the lives of everyday people in any meaningful way. That is really what the Constitution did. It created a complex system of government with veto points around every corner to, in the words of James Madison, "protect the minority of the opulent (wealthy property owners) against the majority (the plebs)". And this is certainly how it is currently functioning. I stopped romanticizing the constitution years ago.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federalist_No._10#Background
HCL is bizarre, but I'd take it over writing configuration in yaml or json any day.
Helping others.

Find a problem that interests you and try to solve it.
Obviously this is nowhere near the level of sophistication of this car, but I love using adaptive cruise control in slow traffic. My car turns it off if I've been stopped for a few seconds, so it's not great in stop/go traffic, but it does ease the mental burden of changing speed as traffic fluctuates, especially on multi-hours drives.
The reaction time of a human should prevail before they look both ways to cross the street.
I think you've lost sight of what supply and demand curves are supposed to represent. They're not supposed to line up or overlap; they're supposed to intersect at a point representing the equilibrium price. And when the supply curve shifts, that equilibrium point also shifts. That's how healthy competitive markets work.

As yields improve, consumers should expect to see changes other than dwindling stocks of low core count parts. High core count parts should be getting cheaper, or low core count parts start showing up with higher speed bins or lower voltage bins.
Another interesting property from which I learnt about quaternions is that all the proper subgroups of the quaternion group are normal and commutative, but the quaternion group itself is non commutative. [0]

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This is subjective.
Lower efficiency/productivity doesn't mean it's not worth working more, it only means that there are diminishing returns.
Found the English version of that source[1]. Seems to have had five criteria[2] with AI being one such. Would be interested if you had a link about the penalties you mention regarding GameINN.

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[2] https://www.pwc.pl/pl/pdf/alerty-innowacje/13-PwC-Alert-GAME...
In city streets, the car sometimes fails to correctly detect the speed limit, let alone driving autonomously. Also the Germans apparently love making the rules in every junction different, and while most people are capable of intense street-sign following (I feel like a robot when driving, yeah the irony is not lost on me), I doubt a computer can do that too, especially when every mistake has a bigger chance to end up with an accident, compared to (I imagine) anywhere else in the world, because a typical driver here doesn't want to calculate the risk of another failing to follow the rules correctly.

Look at driving fail videos from Germany and the ones from Russia and the USA, you'll regularly see something they show as "huge mistake OMG" in Germany being unremarkable (if not business as usual) when compared to others.
Just adding the word log4shell so people searching for that keyword find this more easily.
See related:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29509132
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my take is that the overwhelming majority of services insufficiently invest in making testing easy. the services that need to grow fast due to customer demand skip the tests while the services that aren't going much of anywhere spend way too much time on testing.
Still plenty of networking issues that can knock you down hard.
On Doing Useless Things
There's even a joke about that.

Q: When is summer in Minnesota?

A: Last year, I think, it was on a Thursday.
Good looking people get a lot more pay than ugly people.

When are we going to close this ugly pay gap so that I can get paid more? It's not my fault that I was born ugly. Let's stop the discrimination.

Also...

>"analyzed self-reported salary data submitted to Doximity[???!!!], a social network similar to LinkedIn that claims to reach 80 percent of doctors in the United States.

Why only Doximity? Why not do a study based on self-submitted salary from /r/askreddit?
It sure seems like a structural issue when Chinese people are paying 10x as much for a condo on 10% the salary as someone would here.
> I think that staying employed as a software developer for 10+ years is a good indication of skill, far better than any random coding assignment.

As someone who has been doing interviews for as long as 2 years, wrong. I've seen at least 15 candidates that had 5-15 years of experience and we're complete shit. As in no redeemable qualities in terms of tech assignment.
What's really weird about it to me is that games like Oblivion and Skyrim were doing sandboxy open world AIs with daily routines over a decade ago. That franchise also had more than its share of bugs, but the AI did more or less work.

That CP2077 couldn't even reach that level remains kind of baffling.
On the hillside behind my parent's house are a few varieties of ivy and some St. John's wort. Based on what is getting eaten we can estimate the local deer population's hunger level - they have a distinct preference order.
There are two interpretations: in one you put a metric and when you find people is cheating you move the metric. In the other interpretation you really don't have any idea what you want and when people give you concrete results you change your mind (this rings so close to any job...)
Yep, things should be made clear to whoever cares about your service's SLA that our SLA is contingent upon AWS's SLA et al. AWS' SLA would be the lower bound :)
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I was plagued by anxiety and negative thinking for twenty years. I could barely make eye contact with people. It wasn't until I started praying to God as best I understood him to be with as few words as possible, focusing on listening for the minutes and days to follow, that I was led to answers that cured everything in a matter of days.
I am being misunderstood, let me elaborate, point is, there is no standard answer to the question “what to ask in an interview”. They are just giving an example of how somebody will always have problem with the questions being asked and they could be right in their perspective which is just different.
People so often jump to claims of anthropomorphism when discussing the faculties of other animals, and it’s so weird. This happens constantly when trying to get people to understand that animals suffer very, very deeply. Claims that suffering is somehow reserved for only homo sapiens seem to be founded in nothing other than the discomfort of needing to take other living things into consideration. This is true not only of suffering but really any sort of feeling.

We will look back on our current understanding of animals feelings one day like we look back on Descarte, who vivisected dogs because he was convinced they had no feeling whatsoever.

For a good overview of the history of, and philosophy of, discussing animals capacity to feel I suggest “A Plea for Animals” as continued reading.
Well, the massive difference is that the L2 system requires you to still drive if you want to have any chance to react when it does something stupid, while the level 3 system allows you to read a book, even if it's just on a congested straight road at minimum speed.
Loved the embedded tweet:

“If you bond with others over how bad things are, you create incentive to maintain badness.

If you bond over how cool things could be, you create incentive to improve and learn what else is possible.”

Find myself recommitting to live by this on a personal level.

I also note (with a sense of resignation) that some organizations create structures/roles that make it harder for some individuals to be able to embrace such a mantra. I wish the quote wasn’t just for individuals, but for groups to aspire to.
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99.9% of products aren't needed in any way by anybody.

90% of products are created to fill an artificial demand manufactured by advertising in the first place.

these products and their manufacturing comes at a massive carbon cost for meaningless gain.

i also worked in digital advertising. for some of the biggest brands out there. i quit.
> Fax is considered to be HIPAA compliant if done properly

This is a misleading description of the rationale.

Fax is not considered “electronic media” under HIPAA and therefore has a lot weaker requirements, both as to format (the standard data formats and contents required of electronic media under the TCS rule don't apply) and security (the encryption and other electronic media requirements the Security Rule, and the definitions of “unsecured” PHI under the HITECH breach notification rule don't apply) than most other non-paper mechanisms.
Late, but I should mention he is a seriously bright guy, Oracle just is that good at scaring people.
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Paid OT is not something an individual can negotiate for when it is unprecedented in the industry.

It also wouldn't surprise me if major game studios have a handshake agreement to never offer paid OT. It would probably be easier to avoid a class action lawsuit for that than salary fixing a la Google and Apple et al.
You're right, they're truly beautiful. As I said in my own reply those ancient craftsmen knew their trade par excellence.

I once learned metalwork and despite lots of my reading on how they made those coins I'm still damned if I know how they repeatedly maintained the quality of those coins given that back then that stamping coins was a manual process and of necessity coins had to be mass produced quickly in great quantities.

Today we often see archaeologists go in for experimental archaeology to get to the root of how ancients achieved some seemingly insurmountable task. I'd love to see a modern day exercise of this sort. I reckon we'd be very hard pressed to replicate those coins if we were restricted to using only the technology those ancients had available at their disposal.
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> Are we just upset we're also not uber rich for playing video games all day? It's the same with crypto, OnlyFans, and so on. It was the same in '99 with the dot coms

Yes, that's literally it. This is the proper use of the term hater.

> It feels HN has become way more corporatist in the past few years -- everyone wants to work for FAANG, no one wants to do their own thing

Also agree. I liked HN better years ago. When I was younger.
Will Frampton (aka QuickyBaby) who streams mostly World of Tanks has a PhD and is 33.
can you please share code sample? and what versions you used? i am unable to replicate with log4j 1.2.12, slf4j 1.7.6, java8-151
Perhaps it means something like: the hard work has already been put in, you can simply run it in docker. That's not a trivial Dockerfile.
> There is absolutely no way this has better capabilities than Tesla.

Why would there be absolutely no way? People keep forgetting that Tesla is actually a small newcomer in the automotive sector.

They were ahead of the peak because established automotive companies slept on the market, but that does not mean these behemoths just gonna keep sleeping on it and leave it to Tesla without even trying to compete.

Expect to see more of this happening over the next decade, these companies might be slow to adapt, but once they get momentum behind their mass it will be very difficult for Tesla to keep up with them.
I've always wondered why articles in NewYorker are so lengthier. Do journalists there get paid by words or what.
I don't know, my regular C-Class is pretty nice to drive. It definitely feels better than the F30 BMW that I went on a test drive.
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Reddit and other places are filled with charlatans. I hate them. Difficult to go through the noise to find meaningful advice.

And so I'm making a newsletter of curated tweets on growing your company from vetted, legit founders and marketers from Twitter - at zero cost to you.

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Totally unimportant. Why do you classify GOT and Lost as nerd sensations? GoT I cam understand. It comes from a geeky book series and didn’t start off as the monster it became. GoT also did things [mainstream] tv or media in general did not do. Like killing characters off.

Lost on the other hand was a mainstream viral popular show. Shows like Heroes for a small period of time had related hype. Or a film like Inception. South Park did a good take on Inception before they even watched it themselves. It may be dressed as intellectual, nerdy fodder. The hype of making them seem nerdier than they are is my anal geeky issue.

This entire comment is silly. I’m trying to rationalize my anal elitism with what really good media is. As if I or any one should be the arbiter for such things.

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Thanks for the Nebula name drop. The price is really cheap with coupon codes. I’m surprised Dropout is doing well enough. I thought it was effectively dead as the rest of College Humor is. Luckily CH’s big impact on my life, Jake & Amir web seriess, was sold back to the namesakes.
- look up study on breathing and blood pressure
- also potassium and sodium Dr berg on YouTube.. You need both unless like 25% of population you're sodium sensitive.
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- some drugs cause high blood pressure
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- wearing mask helps lower bp
... as a result of the recent outage.
What if the car gets the right of way wrong? What if there's a distracted kid, or the car misses a pedestrian crossing?

I don't think you can set something loose in traffic that relies on everyone else correcting for its mistakes.
was probably that they didn't have time after scrapping everything else and trying to hit deadlines
A strong incentive to maintain appearances. Even if less hours meant delivering a better game quicker, it would probably be difficult to get buy in and you take a large reputational risk.

If you don't deliver a better game quicker the change of process (I.e. less hours) and by extension you, will probably be blamed even if there are other legitimate reasons.
Not sure why you think this, empty cars really do require L4 if not L5, and if you've got actual L4 driving, taxis and freight are much bigger markets than renting cars in cities.
Maybe AWS should host their status checks in Azure and vice versa ... Mutually Assured Monitoring :) Otherwise it becomes a problem of who will monitor the monitor
How are varargs implemented in the JVM ABI? Is the called function even aware of how many parameters were actually passed, or does it have to rely on the format string for that?
We _should_ speak to the greater ethical obligations: animals feel a lot, including things like pain, discomfort, suffering, fear, anxiety, etc. Some more than others, certainly. This means that things we unnecessarily do to them which cause these feelings aren’t okay.

And since we don’t need to eat any animals to be happy and healthy, raising and killing them in any capacity falls under “unnecessary suffering”.

Don’t eat things that feel. You don’t need to and they don’t want to be consumed.
This is interesting. In our never-ending 24 hour news cycle, our central nervous systems are hijacked by adrenaline, glucose, nicotine & caffeine.

It is a never ending struggle for our bodies to feel relaxed. I fully believe this is a major hindrance to creativity as the logical, ordered side takes over and rules the roost like a dictator.

Although I haven't used this specific technique, I have however done Alexander Technique in my theatre training. It's incredible how much tension our bodies can hold without our minds being aware or conscious of it.