skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
How much was it.

From your tweets, looks like most people were friendly, if I was to do this, I think I'd rent an entire room though.
Babies need humans, not screens
This piece is definitely haunted by the flood of self-help listicles that we've seen in the past decade or so, but also there are facets of it which are actually very effective ways for cultivating meaning in one's life outside the dominant styles. There is a film of fetishism going on here, but still some good parts. Outsideness is possible.
From a totally practical perspective, I agree. Whatever I’m sending to a site, I can’t realistically expect that no one will ever use it.
Most people can’t tell. If you see something that’s wrong, it might be helpful to point it out.
It does seem like you are doing this. I have tried to answer you. Instead of asking questions, just state how you believe I’m wrong. I’m ok with this, if I’ve not understood something or made a mistake, I’m happy to concede.

Asking questions until you get an answer you want worked for Socrates, but for everyone else it is better to just state what is wrong about my and other’s argument and the reason why.
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/russias-biggest-bank-tests...
the whole point is you dont manage a public space, we do.
the public space is a construct of what we allow it to be
Isn't the big/only issue regarding getting into inbox? I would imagine if warming / domain warming would be ridiculously difficult in modern times.
I can only second this. Few algorithms are as efficient as NlogN.
I imagine the better paid workers in Blue states can actually afford the slightly higher Big Mac price.
And thus the flaw in my argument. I concede the point. Thank you.
Ahh, thanks! That makes sense.
This 100%, e-mail is too critical and is not core to what my skills are, so I outsource it, even if I think it would be fun setting up initially.
I share some notes on reading/explaining the basic definition here: https://win-vector.com/2021/12/26/how-to-read-sourav-chatter...
It's not propaganda by ad agencies. Why make it into a conspiracy? There are pretty great tools out there that you can use for websites, such as Google analytics, but the moment you use that you're implementing a cookie banner.

Want to have ads? Cookie banner. Want to have YouTube/Twitter/whatever integration? Cookie banner.

europa.eu has a cookie banner. A website that doesn't even need to pay its own bills!
That's true, but to do it securely isn't as simple as one would like to believe. Setting up "DKIM/SPF/etc." simply provides auth/verify security on send, but I'm more specifically referring to the receiver side security.

If you're really properly securing your mail server, it would likely be isolated behind a firewall and only have a LAN ip of some kind and utilize UUCP for transport to another LAN machine that does not have WAN access, and then, only allow POP3/IMAP access to machines in the LAN or connected to the LAN via VPN tunnel. Finally, you would want to setup a backup system of some kind for this machine to periodically backup via rsync when the inotify/fswatch file modification triggers.

Next, you'd have a separate SMTP machine. For things like critical deliverability, you can't rely on SMTP to 'retry' albeit it's how they are supposed to act, so it would make sense to have multiple SMTP machines across multiple different backbones in different physical locations with backup power and the like with different MX priorities set.

The initial configuration and running a mail server are incredibly easy.

It's running it securely that increases the difficulty on order of magnitude (because you essentially have to setup a proper security protocol across multiple machines (a network) - defense in depth).

That said, it's easily doable if you're already running complex infrastructure. Hopefully, you're getting paid for your time and costs for doing so.

If not, then I hope you need to rely upon the protection of needing a home-invasion warrant vs a simple-subpoena since a machine at your home can't really just be 'subpoenad' while a machine at some datacenter business can. This of course assumes you're even running the machine at home because if you're doing all this on some VM the value of doing so diminishes ever so quickly.

EDIT: Just to be clear, you can't simply rely on fail2ban and some other on-machine script / snort / daemon / kernel feature to protect you. There are bugs in software/systems and 0days are very real (as well as the market places for them).
You seem to be assuming that the job provides too little and unemployment provides the right amount, and ignoring the much more likely case that the jobs provides the right amount, and unemployment provides way too much.
Exactly. This reason is entirely down to the lack of immigration due to travel restrictions and its effects on the wider economy. The media hasn’t really reported on this but it has been obvious for the past year. In a world without mass immigration to the west wages at the lower end would he substantially higher.
To be honest it's mixed bunch because project started more than 10 years ago and there is both: some decent code as well as terrible one.

Good sides: it's fully client-server, AI implemented via pluggable libraries while all saving / networking implemented using serialization based off Boost.Serialization.
My comment was more on the likely future of air quality and the past five years' history on the west coast, and implications for future HVAC systems design.

Yes, the energy loads are fairly minimal. Though you'll have a blower, and either replaceable filters or electrostatic filters (themselves requiring an additional power draw).
Same. Arguably there's strong crossover, though - mindful consumption would be both antimimetic and antimemetic.
I have been a software consultant for 8 years now so I have a bit of experience to back up my suggestion. Talking to clients did not come easy for me and takes practice just like any other skill. You will learn from experience but I wish I read the book Trusted Advisor by David Maister earlier in my career.

The key is to have empathy and remember one golden rule: It is never about you, make it always about them.
Yeah to be clear I'm not saying all fault lies with the JVM here. But a lack of concurrency primitives exacerbates the problem by encouraging very large threadpools.
The "baby" is making its first steps for literal decades now. It is old enough for its own children, grandchildren, and perhaps even great-grandchildren. It always "success just around the corner." Skepticism is warranted.
It's gotten me nowhere as well but it has allowed me to be me, which is quite alright. I wasn't trying to get anywhere necessarily. But I was always comfortable with that.
"I learnt that even an average engineer with a five-figure salary can become a millionaire by her late 30s, through financial discipline and investment planning."

Then why doe the article mention average as part of the target audience?

"The implication of the article, that such compensation is reasonably possible to a moderately competent software developer working for big companies in the United States, seems pretty reasonable to me."

I'm moderately compentent and work for a large company. Why do I make under $100k? It seems your perspective might be skewed as it is not common, as evidenced by the median dev salary of about $105k.

"None of the numbers strike me as particularly unusual for the author’s circumstances, so if they strike you as unusual (and you are able to work in the US), then it might be worth considering trying to get yourself into similar employment, if that’s what you’d want."

Again, I think there's a drastic perception issue here. These number are by definition unusual or rare given the median. It's simply not possible for an average person like me to make that kind of money.

"60% of the increase in net worth between 2020 and 2021 comes from investments rather than the ‘earning half a million dollars a year’ and those investments came from earning less than that (obviously such incomes still generally aren’t available to people who aren’t software engineers at big US tech companies, and it may be reasonable to complain that a path that >100k people follow is unreasonable but within this path I think it’s pretty reasonable)."

And again, the majority of the US devs fall at or below the median, putting them right around or under that $100k number.

So yeah, use "normal" people get a little pissed off with people telling us that it's not unusual to be making multiple times our salaries and we could easily achieve this too if only we were "moderately competent".
If you’ve made software that is very useful for some people, should it be illegal to tell anybody about that, unless you’ve been specifically asked?
There's also the subreddit. I checked, and it's been a community for 10 years. 5.5MM users subscribed.

I think the term is a bit more normalized than you make it out to be.
Nit: is there a grammatical difference between: 'capitalistic forces' and 'capitalist forces'?
Northern Alberta. Currently -30c. The 8yo battery in my car started my engine just fine this morning, with the help of my block and battery heaters that ran all night. I think people in the north might have longer battery life because of the harsh conditions. We probably spend more time/money on maintenance of vehicles precisely because we need them to start when very cold. I have noticed a deeper voltage drop when starting my car this winter. The battery might well be on its last legs but so long as it is still working I'll hold off replacing it. (I do carry a jumpstart kit in my trunk, right beside the snow chains.)
Hm. Isn’t the web itself the corpus? A collective scrape would be as big as the web itself. (In order to “go their own way on indexing” they’d all need the full ground truth pages.)
X-ray analysis confirms forged date on Lincoln pardon of Civil War soldier
Ah, yes, I’m sure the obese geriatric day laborers were hit extraordinarily hard by this.
Bitmovin (YC S15) Is Hiring a Technical Delivery Manager (US Based)
Some documentation about how to go about decoding and inputting a document should be done.... I still haven't figured out how to do this after spending some time first trying to get it build (didn't build on debian stable, needed a debian testing chroot).

Now I can get the base64-strings from the qr-codes, but it's not clear how to pass this to paperback to decode the main document.
"Efficiency" in this study is measured by counting errors in reproduced texts and that is a fair operationalization for "typesetting". Yet, it seems that the design omits a central variable as there is no information on spellcheckers. While its a easy default in Word, you can only speculate about the usage in thr Latex groups..
There's no "logic" at all here. All I did was point out how the other person didn't even make an argument.

Nor did you. You just appeal to some popular notion that everyone already agrees with ("treat humans like humans"). Then you suggest this is the same as the other thing, again giving no reason.

Maybe you really can give reason to someone, who abuses people, not to do it. To treat humans as humans. But you would have to delude yourself to think you already did it here.
What does state owned mean? Is it run like a centralized bank or is it just the official "lightning wallet"?

The article is confusing because it mentions missing funds but not whether there are any transactions by hackers or scammers.
A key thing I don't see mentioned yet is the importance of disengaging (or not engaging in the first place) with clients who are not a good fit for you. The problem is you often don't know at first what attributes to look for. It's very important to forecast what your business will look like in, say, five years, and then try to attract from the start only those clients that fit the model. Yes, this is hard if you really need income right now.

Sorry, I don't know any books or other resources regarding this topic.
I hope they are realistic. I was optimistic but was repeated crushed. It would be better they prepare for the disappointment and negative outcomes, because life is an endless parade of them.
Apart from demonstrating that your comment is (nearly) a copy-paste of a tweet, what are you attempting to show by linking this?
I feel like it would be easier to run a JavaScript program in 50 years than some binary format. Definitely a tricky question.

Something as important and as a will probably shouldn’t be encrypted in this fashion. Something more analog would be better.

I’m not sure if my descendants would appreciate having to compute Shamir and some key derivation function by hand just to read my will, but at least I could give complete instructions that aren’t bound to some vintage program that may or may not still be on GitHub in 75 years.
Gmails spam filtering is still the best I've seen from the major e-mail providers, so I disagree with your assessment.
Disclaimer: I posted this HN before. This time I'm sharing it again because I added Shareable URLs :)
It is one of the best pieces of software that I've ever used. Unfortunately, it commonly gets overlooked because of the entrenched 800lb gorilla of ESRI locking in users while they're still in college.
Selling harmful things is profitable. Opposing harmful things is expensive. Because of this asymmetric warfare, and because we are human beings more concerned about other human beings than concepts like brand awareness, it seems like regulating the messaging in pubic spaces makes sense.
Yeah, it's a great option as well. Laravel has the same mindset.
> There are low wages, poor working conditions and companies treating workers like slaves. Everything else is just an excuse.

Well, that's in theory.

In practice every single country prefer thousands of minimum wage workers employed by Amazon than thousands of unemployed people because Amazon doesn't really need them and hiring a lot of people that do not provide actual value to the company is simply their part of the deal with governments.

Now imagine that there are literally hundreds of smaller Amazons that employ millions of workers.

It's an hard problem to solve, shortage of labor does exist and appear in many forms, one of them is not enough qualified workers for the job.

Where worker protection laws are stronger than US, conditions are better for employed people, but worse for unemployed ones,because the job market is blocked.

Salaries are lower because a stiff market guarantees that workers will have a harder time switching job, they'll accept a lower salary for a job that's safer and protected by the State and work there as long ad they can.

Also: a very limited number of businesses are competing for talents in the job market.

Most of them will only make sure they fill the positions they need at the price they are willing to pay, they won't start offering higher salaries to everybody.
Most of his pontifications and influence are only distributed to people at scale because of Twitter. I’m not sure he’s great or particularly good example to follow.
Oh cmon. Reddit, has about 10000 forums for every minor variation of hating capitalism. Its like a buffet of capitalism hating.

As far as i cab tell there are probably 20 anti capitalist sub reddits per pro capitalist sub reddit.

Again, a lot of those subs might have low quality discussion but if the reality is that certain topics attract low quality discusion then maybe that ideology simply isnt interesting to many intelligent people. And to be fair thwre qre definitely well moderated anti capitalist forums out there with good content.

Also plenty outside of reddit as well
Millions of people become american residents on the 'labor shortage' permise.

Quite silly to say there is no such thing as labor shortage.
https://www.dol.gov/agencies/eta/foreign-labor/programs/perm...

> The DOL must certify to the USCIS that there are not sufficient U.S. workers able, willing, qualified and available to accept the job opportunity in the area of intended employment

dol literally has a certification for 'labor shortage'
It's a painful existence to be oneself and see the negative consequences/treatment by society because of it.
René Girard actually _is_ a must-read.
No need to go through everything he has written -- though his works are a great gateway to our (Western) culture as they draw on everything from ancient mythologies (notably greek) to modern philosophy, with a focus on the sources on the Christian religion.
Start with "I See Satan Fall Like Lightning", a very straightforward, almost romanesque read, and if interested, read "Violence and Religion" and "Things Hidden Since The Foundation Of The World".
A great way to dive into Humanities.
To match output quality, you would need to run your word doc through a separate typesetting step, losing your time advantage.
FAA Shows ‘Sample NOTAMs’ for Possible 5G Restrictions
Correlation never means causation, but it typically implies it, and often is directly entangled. Like the lead in car pumps being tied to city crime, the correlation likely was directly related to causation. That's not true of all correlation, but typically cause-effect has a correlation to something, even if there's only one and many other correlations that appear meaningful are meaningless.
Oh boy that is true. Honestly, everyone who is born in the US is kind of privileged compared to 99% of the world. Especially if you are willing to work hard.
The government paid workers via PPP, not businesses
“ There's no magic hoard of money being sat on by the rich or corporations that could just be used to pay people better in real, inflation-adjusted terms.”

Sure there is. The hoard of money is called “profits”. Companies pay higher wages and have less profits or possibly (if they can) raise the prices of their goods to compensate.
Its only an extra step from a dollar centric assumption.

Many of us have more bitcoin or other crypto than dollars at any point in time, directly onchain (as opposed to on an exchange, which can have extra steps or even the same limitations as any other financial institution). Even if we have a whole portfolio of other assets, its still not dollars available for trade.

If we want something instantly, internationally or outside of business hours or at a large amount, the bitcoin can accomplish that pretty instantly (few seconds with lightning, 1-20 minutes with 1 confirmation onchain transaction). Almost every other crypto asset can do it even faster.
Or you could look at what people did 100 years ago before fast food. I suppose you typically had one partner that was not employed and could cook, a bachelor might live with his parents, or a boarding house where meals were cooked.
> Simple heuristic: ask yourself what price you would pay at the moment you are using a digital product to be doing the real thing. Take running on a treadmill through a digital forest on a 10” screen. If the answer is $10, then do the math: I bet that’s more than what you pay for a daily gym membership. That means that there is more value for you to unlock if you find a way to make that desire a reality.

I don't understand this. What is he proposing you do with the $10? Why would this advice change if your declared value was less than a daily gym membership?
There was a startup I talked to at one point that had a service where they’d run an agent on your instances that would collect performance data and live tune kernel parameters, and they had some AI to find the best parameters for your workload. No idea how well it worked, but it seems like a potentially good application of AI.
Ill Liberal Arts
The pencil analogy reminded of this quote "

I, Pencil, simple though I appear to be, merit your wonder and awe … if you can become aware of the miraculousness which I symbolise, you can help save the freedom mankind is so unhappily losing. I have a profound lesson to teach. And I can teach this lesson better than can an automobile or an airplane or a mechanical dishwasher because — well, because I am seemingly so simple.

Simple? Yet, not a single person on the face of this Earth knows how to make me.

"

REF: https://www.econlib.org/library/Essays/rdPncl.html?chapter_n...
> The clinical evidence that it "exists" is an interpretation of common grouped symptoms... There can be no real proof that it exists or doesn't, because there is no underlying cause that can be tested for.

Incorrect. Here are 3 of many studies that show empirical evidence for physical differences in patients diagnosed with ADHD.

- https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11682-013-9269-5
- http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.558...
- https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5884954/

> Now, why do we think ADHD rates seem to correlate with lifelong access to the internet?

Because we are all connected constantly to a dopamine producing machine that exacerbates ADHD symptoms. You can't see how this correlation could simply be a correlation and not a cause?
"And, at a given price point, they can charge faster than lithium too."

Please elaborate; I have no idea what you're talking about here.

My deep-cycle RV batteries are nearly dead and I'm going to spend the $$$ to replace them w/ a lithium battery partially because of lithium's faster charging. At peak solar season, I only get about 3 to 4 hours of good sunlight on my forested property so I need batteries that charge relatively quickly.
I'm not sure the author's intent is a good indicator of if the "art" will be a positive force in the community. Here's a local anecdote to the contrary.
https://www.pressherald.com/2013/02/24/court-order-walk-whil...
You are equating guilt with acknowledging privilege, and those aren’t the same. I feel privileged for having gone to MIT, and acknowledge that privilege. I feel privileged for having grown up Jewish and white-appearing, and acknowledge that.

I feel guilty for neither, and acknowledging that particular privilege takes nothing away from how hard I worked anyway. The son of two very poor Russian Jewish immigrants, I worked extremely hard to get to where I am. I also feel privileged for growing up in a loving and non-abusive family.

Lots of people don’t have those things, and I’m thankful I did. That’s not guilt.
Finnish Man Blows Up Tesla Car Instead of Replacing Battery
I had an oven once with a bread proofing button and all it did was turn on the oven light! So I use that trick with all ovens now.
Japan to pay companies to keep sensitive patents secret
This has been a life long struggle for me and I empathise with the frustration and loneliness.

From my own experience, 9 out of 10 people will not understand and will say anything to “be polite”. But those few people who do listen (even if they don’t understand) are worth finding.
Is it 37% marginal tax rate or 37% effective?

I calculated 42% effective on lifetime income, and I suppose the writer was not taxed at 42% on their 100k income from the first years, so the tax rate for later years must have been higher.
This is the use case that the cloud is really designed for, and most people who are 100% anti-cloud don't realize how peaky many workloads can actually be. However, I doubt that most cloud advocates understand this.
You imply a false dichotomy. There are numerous systems between the barely regulated capitalism of the US that pushes so many people into poverty in the richest country on the planet while enriching billionaires as if they provided a huge benefit for society, and traditional by-the-book socialism that was never implemented except in Star Trek (except it’s never mentioned).

Europe has pretty much everything in the spectrum and, so far, it hasn’t led us to poverty.
Land is finite in both Monopoly and in real life. This is actually what Monopoly was designed to communicate to players. It pisses players off and turns them against each other because it was designed to.