skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It always seemed very tiring to me: work out who the person is, work out what political allegiance they have, and then decide to agree or disagree with them/potentially having to reorder or reinterpret X or Y to make it all fit.

Regardless of that: if I am someone who believes that vaccines do not work (and btw, in the context of American politics...this does not seem a wild conspiracy, you see the same level of nonsense distributed by people on the left too) then am I likely to be convinced by the govt attempting to rescind support from me? No. If anything, that suggests to me that I am probably correct.

In other words, the point of removing unemployment insurance is to hurt people who disagree with me...this is not smart (and again, an ironic position to take from people who view themselves as very liberal and open...next-level stuff).
Stocks pay out their dividends in fiat currency, not additional shares.
Legendary announcer John Madden has died
In Hunt for Next ‘Squid Game,’ Streaming Services Battle for South Korean Shows
Even better: It just works

(For iPhones to work on your network you would HAVE to sell bandwidth to Apple who then uses it for international roaming. The user really is connecting to and using Apple's Network, the local ISP only has the priviledge of serving packets to Apple devices.)
> Why would a therapist confront a patient like this?

Well one reason would be that self-contradiction is part of the behavior the patient is seeking to change, and making the patient aware of their behavior can help them recognize it.

"Confront" in a therapeutic context doesn't mean "gotcha!" It just means asking the patient to recognize something.
> The judge should hit the other party.

What judge?

The whole scenario is around a party who was not willing to go to court. There's no judge involved.
The Rise and Fall of the Nazis (VPN Required)
> The zip file is 32MB before unzipping, and it has 426 separate *.js files, total of 25MB of javascript.

i wonder if any of that is log4j ( :
Chris Forno (jekor) made an implementation of djb's redo in Haskell. The videos of him live coding it are on YouTube, and I recommended it for anyone wanting to learn Haskell.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZ_nI9E9g0I&list=PLxj9UAX4Em...
Rust vs. Swift GUI
Why Swift has better GUI libs whereas Rust which is from the same category does not?
Remote has made this far more equalized and competitive. Six figures are by far the norm for startup/tech salaries if you’ve started a new engineering job at a Midwest company in the last few years. I know many engineers making $150-200K+ and living here, along with equity.
Maybe umatrix is blocking needed cookies? It's easy to break apps with umatrix.
I don't think that degrowth would have to limit quality of life - many of the things that we spend tremendous amounta of fossil fuels on, like commuting, are not things we want to do, but that we have to do primarily due to really bad planning and systems that don't need to exist. For the last two years a bunch of people stopped commuting and while WFH doesn't work well for some of us (if it weren't a pandemic, the same change could've come with local co-working spaces), that has not hurt quality of life while having a great impact on co2 production.

Other solutions exist that still allow us to live good lives, but the real barrier is entrenched and stubborn systems resistant to change. Even simple things like the urbanism movement being implemented would help a great deal, but getting American urban planning to change course is like trying to push a boulder up mount everest, it would seem.

In my mind, we should aim to solve climate change however we can, while minimising lifestyle harm. But if its a choice between the irreversible destruction of the environment we live in and my lifestyle changing somewhat, I'll choose the latter.
Walk into a whiteboard interview scowling at the candidate and write

5Q + 5Q = ?

Tell them to solve it. When they write 10Q say "You're welcome"
Who else immediately ordered the book on Amazon? Lol

Bullshit Jobs: A Theory
https://www.amazon.com/dp/0141983477

The first review is lit. Quoting:

"""
Manifesto for the Professional Class
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2018
This review was written at the desk of a salaried office job, where I am paid $65,000/yr to do virtually nothing important, so I mostly sit in my chair and listen to podcasts and audiobooks all day. I do this until enough executives and managers above me are gone that I can feel comfortable sneaking out. With my income from this sit, I then outsource all my chores to a slew of below living wage 21st Century gig economy employees--Uber drivers, food delivery, meal kits, laundry.

Having been one of these low paid wage laborers several years ago, it seems like a cruel joke. The higher paying job I find, the less I actually have to work. The higher ranking the position, the less the job is about doing things and contributing to society.

Is this a blessing or immoral sin? Yes. But it turns out, I'm not alone.

This is an entertaining book of anecdotes and statistics on what turns out to be a common phenomena. It is one of the most refreshing reads that a college-educated conscious working professional can have in their library. Put down every other garbage business book that supposedly empowers you. You don't need to practice mindfulness, or rules for life, or launch a lean startup. Breathe in and breathe out, your job is unnecessary and so are most of the other jobs!

Admitting this is the first step of us all solving the collective problem.
"""
How about 1000 hours in VR
What do you mean by getting the homeless into permanent housing?
The state will give the homeless apartments free of charge for the rest of their lives? For a limited period of time?
Any homeless person who relocates to California?
How long does the person need to be homeless for before getting free permanent housing?
> it is also very possible that

Yes, speaking strictly grammatically. But that's not how people communicate.
Well you probably wouldn't have done well on Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader
What percentages are you seeing?
SF is just a city, it cannot change America into a European style democratic socialist system- provided anyone in the US would actually want that and not immediately start crying about 21% VAT.
I think most of these backwards policies come from simplistic “luxury beliefs” of the rich that are disconnected from reality (https://nypost.com/2019/08/17/luxury-beliefs-are-the-latest-...).

A popular luxury belief is that police brutality and mass incarceration are the biggest problems in the judicial system nationally, so the solution is to virtually stop catching petty thieves who steal from cars and shops.

A popular luxury belief on housing in San Francisco is that allowing developers to add housing supply harms poor people. So they delay and add costs to new housing in the name of helping the poor and ignore the fact that these very restrictions ratchet up the rent.

A popular luxury belief in education is that black and brown people are less prepared for academic tests so it is racist to use tests to make decisions. This ignores all the poor people who benefitted from the incentives to study. Hence the decision to eliminate admissions requirements to the magnet school Lowell.

Another luxury belief not mentioned is that vaping is just as immoral as smoking. So even while we loosened marijuana restrictions, San Francisco increased taxes and restrictions on vaping to match the restrictions on smoking.

By the way, although the decision to make Lowell High School a normal lottery-based school was reversed on procedural problems, the superintendent has vowed to bring back the resolution the first thing in January. So we're still going in the wrong direction there http://go.boarddocs.com/ca/sfusd/Board.nsf/goto?open&id=C9K2...
I understand it is e2ee but not the iCloud backup which means for most people it might as well not be encrypted.
I agree that active malware is still a possibility. However:

I was in touch with a security researcher on Twitter who has access to the RedLine Stealer stolen credentials.

Neither my email nor LastPass password (the one that was compromised) were in there. The researcher looked for another email/password (of someone else affected who reported it here on HN and contacted me via email) and no result as well.
The main problem with the 70s comparison and the reason the inflation subsided eventually, other than the Volcker Rule, is because the U.S. still had a strong reserve currency after. That will probably change this time and unless the U.S. can find a new China to bring into the financial system... The inflation will likely be getting worse.
I would not call it fantastic. It's better than the cities you just named, but at least average, probably a bit above average.
Naive question, isn't gobo, nix and other systems trying to make a tag based file systems at the end?

https://www.nayuki.io/page/designing-better-file-organizatio...
They’re serving out internal IPs (RFC1918) to Internet clients.

That won’t work.
And your mobile SoC likely has h264, h265 and VP9 dedicated circuits also, so it also works for quite complicated tasks too.
Minnesota was THE last state people remembered the location of pre-pandemic times.
i can see how people would get this wrong

the actual answer is .328

You would thank actuaries would care about accuracy beyond the 2nd decimal point.
So, I have a question, I don't know if you can answer it, but in conversations like this one people always bring up beef. My question is: why? Most of the meat production globally is pork and chicken. In 2018, beef production was about 20% of all meat production while pork and chicken combined was about 70%:

https://ourworldindata.org/meat-production#meat-production-b...

Most of the meat people eat (not just production) is also pork and chicken again with about 20% beef and 70% pork and chicken:

https://ourworldindata.org/meat-production#what-types-of-mea...

So why the focus on beef? Can you explain?

Btw, note that I don't agree (or disagree) with the article about insects being any kind of solution to anything so my question has nothing to do with the article.
Rust belt company != tech startup/co though, right? We’re talking tech jobs at startups or later stage technology companies in the Midwest which are far more like typical tech startups elsewhere than not.

Of course there are lots of shitty legacy companies here that would be awful to work for, but those companies exist everywhere
I have two servers I use regularly although I have moved them out of my house recently.

I didn't find the fan noise or power usage bad. Startup fan noise on an HPE server is bad but with decent airflow they are pretty quiet really.

Server specs can be different but it might work to your advantage, my HPE servers can use registered ram, are super easy to upgrade and walk all over my older i7 based laptop for compile speeds on big projects. I buy from techbuyer or ebay.

Note that the drive arrays might be SAS rather than SATA, and windows 10 won't install on a fat multi cpu server as the license doesn't permit it, so if you are running windows you will have to install windows server instead. If you need docker like I do, it ended up being better to install debian and use qemu to run windows stuff.

Get dual power supplies. A lot of these servers have lived in data centres and the caps in the power supplies may have silently failed, but you won't know until you try to turn it on. The power supplies are hot swap usually and run to $25 dollars so I keep one on the shelf.

The deskside server I bought is an absolutely kick ass workstation usinga very cheap ati hd6570 and a couple of 2k monitors. Its fast (dual 6 core xeon @3 ghz), super reliable, 96gb of memory. Using a pair of hybrid drives in raid 0 for storage. The other one is a rack server on a big SSD and it is even better but less convenient as a workstation so I use it as a build machine and for hosting VMs.

I would never go back to buying a deskside PC. I am under $1000 invested in those two beasts and to try to get the same performance you are lookung at $5000 and climbing. I recommend old servers unreservedly.

https://www.techbuyer.com/au/
> Money has to keep coming in to keep the price up due to paying miners

This is incoherent. It's hard to refute this because it's not even on the right page.

Demand for Bitcoin comes from demand for money (to transact, to store wealth, etc.).

It sounds like you're trying to model it using some idea of how equity pricing works - is that accurate?
It’s comments like these that slowly start to extinguish that flame i once had in me that wanted to work and chase after a “good life” once i became an adult, is it truly like this?

I look around me in real life however and see what appears to be a reality that contradicts this (people seem mostly happy with where they are, though that could just be my environment or lack of perception), i’m not quite sure how to feel anymore.
Sigh, there is another person who knows what I did and why, better than I do.

Oh well, I tried.

(And by the way it was 3 shitty gigs. No idea why you somehow draw the line at 2.)
I can't see them changing up their APIs in any meaningful way. It'd seem kind of pointless to me. At the end of the day, if you're exposing something on the internet, then it won't take a huge amount of time for people to reverse engineer how web clients interact with the server.

Main game should be rotating the L1 keys. I don't know about L2 keys, but rotating L3 keys seems like a lost cause to me, some dude made a Chrome extension that can extract them.

Some theorise that Microsoft's Pluton/TPM antics with Windows 11 are a ploy to bring L1-style keys to the desktop.

https://www.extremetech.com/computing/317512-microsoft-pluto...

https://www.anandtech.com/show/16269/microsoft-pluton-hardwa...
It's a legacy category of company that gets favorable regulatory treatment (mostly in the form of more flexible pricing) for auto insurance policies written in the state of Texas. It's been illegal to form a new Texas county mutual since 1955, but the ~20 that have remained in existence since that time are still grandfathered in. Some of them have been acquired by big national insurers (e.g., GEICO fully owns one and has a controlling interest in at least one other), which issue policies on the county mutuals' paper and then cede (transfer) the business back to the parent company. Other county mutuals effectively license their favorable regulatory treatment to other, unaffiliated insurance companies. A significant minority of the auto insurance policies issued in Texas today are still issued on county mutuals' paper.
What if it was the finger measurements of all 10 fingers of a specific person? As in they have so much jewelry made they can’t be bothered to constantly go to the jeweler, so they send their dodecahedron instead?

Of course that leaves the question of the two extra holes. But it would certainly be a status symbol.
> I'm positing that NFTs are even more divorced from "originality" than forgeries – by a factor terrible enough to make them worthless.

But what does “worthless” actually mean? Does it mean something you happen to personally dislike? Does it mean something else?
Plus you have a % the vaccinated population COVID with similiar symptoms or in other cases different issues. So many unrelated things seem to be failing right after the vaccine from failed root canals to general aggressiveness to people forgetting things. It seems to be hitting the above 60+ population the hardest.

Things aren't going back anytime soon.
I don't know what you think inflation-led means, but that's exactly my point. But for inflation, no Fed rate intervention, no liquidity scarcity, no recession... inflation started/led to it. You are one pedantic person. You must be a lot of fun at parties.
If your argument hinges on the premise that being either a police officer or a politician makes someone either a paragon of morality or wholly incapable of committing crimes, then I'm afraid I have some bad news for you.
I'm also from STL!

I usually identify fellow tech folks by their Rolla shirts. Even if they're not tech, they still know matlab!
Anyone interested in this kind of stuff (i.e., the Western Esoteric Tradition) would enjoy The Secret History of Western Esotericism podcast. Lots of great scholars and scholarship on this understudied aspect of Western civ. https://shwep.net/
Outsiders profit from a public commons project, so we shouldn't contribute to the commons? Am I misunderstanding the argument here?

Wikipedia helps innumerable companies do basic research. Should I stop contributing to Wikipedia? When I clean trash from a local river, Sam's Row Boat rental benefits. Should I stop cleaning the river?
I do not know if @EarlKing is part of solution but I can guarantee the smug douchebag who wrote the article is going to be a problem for Miami. This guy was drooling with contempt in his second sentence.
The status of the initial Tiger data varies by county. Many counties were poorly aligned, but many counties were also pretty good, depending on whether the county had been updated in a quality improvement project that Census was doing when the OSM import happened.
I mean 600/mo for a 2bd in 2021 is insane. Id imagine any top 50 city it’ll be close to 2000/mo
As a random "marketing" person, I agree. I can blindly fumble my way to train a model, but a little more hand-holding would help me understand context and instill more confidence in the results I magically get by clicking things.
I skimmed the paper. I use Make, extensively, but in a way I generally don’t see in the wild (for C/++):

1. I convert all paths to abspaths;

2. All intermediate products go into a temp dir;

3. All recipes are functions;

4. The set of objects are defined by a “find . -name ‘…’” for C sources;

5. Every C file depends on every header file in the repo;

6. Use ccache; and,

7. Deterministic build.

My big work project is ~20mm loc, including ~65 FW images (embedded OSes). Incremental compilation is ~300ms. Clean rebuilds are 30-40s; scratch builds are 8m. (All of this on ~4 year old MBP.)

Obviously, there are some design tricks to get raw compilation speed up — naive C++ only compiles at ~3kloc/s; it’s possible to get that up to 100kloc/s.
From what I understand, planting trees isn't sufficient, but it would sure help.
Chess (and most competitive games/sports/simulators) has almost 0 content from "the devs". The rest is UGC/PVP challenges. Endless replay value, endless opportunities to practice and study for an advantage, no forced grind.
Pronounced tinsel?
That's a political publicity stunt, and does not counter any of the points made by the parent
> Imagine if murder cases were only prosecuted if the family had funds to investigate, and they only got refunded if the murder were proven.

Vehicular crimes obviously don't depend on either a victim or the victim choosing to take legal action for the offense, OTOH, wrongful death, the civil cause of action parallel to murder and other criminal homicide offenses...has exactly the same requirement as any other tort that someone has to file suit.

To the extent there is a criminal or other public offense (traffic infractions may or may not be strictly criminal depending on state law) involved in the accident, that would have been pursued without the victim lifting a finger as a consequence of the police report, just like murder investigations.
The other day was take your kids to work day and my daughter was excited to go for some reason. By midmorning I could tell she was disappointed. At lunch we were all sitting together and she started crying. Folks gathered round to comfort her and ask what was wrong. She turned to me and asked "Daddy, where are all the clowns you said you worked with?"
Same issue just arose for me but got 2 emails from different IPs. Master password only stored in my head and is completely unique. Master pre-dates 2017. I have only used LP on my one PC and the phones I have used over the years. The only device I do not still have in my possession is one that I traded in 3 weeks ago for new device (I wiped the trade-in).

Location UNITED STATES
IP address 198.23.179.27

Location Frankfurt am Main, HE 60313, GERMANY
IP address 168.81.130.131
The coolest aisle at Office Max in the 90s was the wall of modems
It’s a bit disheartening when you look at how many people deal with the numbness ever present in their lives by playing games that mete out little rewards in easily quantifiable bits. This is not what humans need, or, if we’re honest, want.
I think not adding an arbitrary new declarative language is good design feature of redo. I think redo has other issues but personally redo with bash as the underlying glue works a lot better than make (in terms of maintaining more complete DAGs). Now I'm not saying it wouldn't be nice to get a declarative language which works WITH redo, but it would be important to keep it separate.

One thing redo is missing for me is support for building things in a different directory. It's a nice-to-have feature but it's difficult to envision how such a redo would work. Really overlays actually solve this problem, although a fuse based overlayfs would also be nice (so you can use it without needing to escalate privileges).
Widevine is completely broken ever since Nvidia Tegra devices were irreparably compromised due to a boot ROM bug. You can just pull the L1 key from any one of them, and Google can't mass revoke the entire device class since it would screw over a ton of legitimate users.

(I don't know the details of how to dump the keys, I just know it's possible by definition given the security loss on that platform, and I'm sure some people have tooling for this somewhere)
I live in Budapest. My sister lives in Minneapolis. I wouldn't compare the two in any way, except that both have lots of great coffee shops.
I was originally making a snide joke (sorry) since it’s a popular form factor, and I can’t think of a better common option for 2x scaling than 4k 32”… but on review, I actually take your point on space efficiency, if we’re talking about it as a primary display.
This solution has some great ideas but there’s always “but”.

Main things distinguishing this from Jaeger are on the storage side. Jaeger has pluggable span writers and readers so it would be possible to do the same right in Jaeger.

The UI part is probably more work than the actual storage but the default Jaeger UI is anyway not the main tool people tend to work with.
From last time posts what you can learn ? What things you can improve and not.
Onychophora “Velvet Worms”
I needed something similar, a reverse 'wake-on-lan' command that shuts down or reboots systems (but could be any kind of action), so I created a telegram bot that presents the list of commands over telegram chat app. I liked that I did not have to open any ports or serve http pages, the bot is really just a script that's long polling the telegram servers via https/json.
Surprised to see you're downvoted. I found this intriguing, and mirrors many of my experiences with the logistics of selling virtual goods.
Yes, you could say burning of fossil fuels is a reversal of some sorts, but the earth has always stored some amount of carbon (with some of it released in volcanic eruptions). But the carbon we've re-introduced into the atmosphere had been sequestered for a long time (thousands or millions of years?) and for all intents and purposes wasn't a part of the cycle.

I guess we could create synthetic polymers and store them, but the scale of the problem is just so insanely massive. We'd need a place to store all that plastic (I don't even know where to begin to do the math, but we use around 10 gigatons of carbon each year [1] so it would take up some amount of space), and we'd also have to hope that bacteria won't develop that can digest it

[1] https://www.wri.org/insights/co2-emissions-climb-all-time-hi...
It doesn't really matter how wikipedia defines it, what matters is how governments and companies are going to behave, and how long it takes them to realize covid is here to stay.