skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Interesting that most here are not counting the cloud businesses of Amazon / Google, but these are important because they are getting built into the foundations of a generation of companies computing infrastructure. It may not be super visible at the moment but this revenue is going to be very durable because the cost of shifting tech stacks is enormous.

Interesting that Microsoft has missed out on being a FAANG (is this just because we cant make the acronym work?) .... they are much more significant than Netflix
This is why I can’t watch informational videos. There’s no easy way to skip past the introduction. You either skip too little or too far. So I try to stick to reading, where I can scan and skip and go back or forward easily.
I like Mastodon, it encourages you to have multiple accounts/pseudonyms to fully take advantage of what it offers, and most clients have support for switching between several profiles.
I took on some caged hens (about 6months back now) that were off for slaughter to be turned into dog food. Straight away they took to the patch of land in my garden I gave them and laid eggs .. the eggs they lay are on another level to anything store bought. I can put a pan of water on boil over a stove; crack an egg into it and have a perfect poached egg 2-3mins later. They are creamy and rich as if they have life compared to what now tastes almost rancid in store eggs.

Waking up at sun rise every day to let them out is a pain but more than worth it. That said I wouldn't recommend keeping hens unless you've had exposure to them on some level other than visiting a farm.
This comes down to the fact that a lot of people dislike facebook -- it says nothing about their how well they are doing as a business.
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> - She blows a bunch of right wing dog whistles

Is there a particular reason you've concluded that she's dog-whistling?

My understanding of "dog whistling" is that it's intentionally ambiguous. I.e., it's mean as a signal to a target group, while being plausibly deniable to everyone else. But the key point is that it's ambiguous.
This solves sharing how?
It's just a nodejs app with Postgres and Twilio.

To be completely honest, this is a labor of love and I don't see any ethical way to monetize it so I haven't been marketing it. I'm planning to post it a few more places to try to get an initial core group of users, but it'll need to spread thru word of mouth to stay alive.

Totally agree on AA. I don't see the need to involve religion in order to quit drinking and it's off-putting to many people.
Except you also get a better history (assuming you write good commit messages), and it's all in the same folder.

You could also use git-send-email to make a mailing "list" with just yourself, and that way make it much easier to move between machines as you work. Or if you don't trust your email hosting provider, self host gitea or sourcehut (or have the option to later).

Finally, you also get the ability to better organize development with branches.

I don't even know git that well and came up with that off the top of my head.
Chips are performing an astounding number of tasks these days. Microwaves, vacuum cleaners, toasters, etc. None of these applications require advanced chips and could settle for something from 20 years ago.
Indeed. I think iPads are their lowest margin product.
Apparently the "human quality raters" never found the sites reported in this thread.
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Altruism can have many benefits; for the giver, the recipient and the community.
I know from experience. https://www.popsci.com/story/science/how-to-spend-money-happ...
Authoritarian - centrally controlled and managed

Marxism - attempt to remove classes from society

The Marxism is being implemented through high taxes and redistribution of wealth via services centrally administered via government.

That seems to meet the definition.
"Sam doesn't have an ounce of power, no matter how retrograde or not his beliefs are..."

Sam and his like-minded allies created the Tea Party, elected Trump president, and broke into the capitol on January 6, 2021 in an attempt to prevent certification of the U.S. presidential election. He has a fair bit of power through collective action.
As someone with no experience in this area, I think you're ignoring the option of making the equivalent parts on the newer equipment.

The design costs would be higher (based on what I read, the new methods are more complex and costly), but if you're legally required to do so ... this would possibly be faster and cheaper then redesigning the factory. Larger wafers, larger yields, etc ... once working they could probably meet the required output quickly(month long delay?), provided the demand / legal punishments are great enough to justify the costs.
What's up with the German text about a monarch on your web page?
It’s a matter of phrasing. We all have power available to us if only we organize. If we choose not to organize we are letting the wealthy have the power.

But anyway I agree with you that we need to organize. Voting with our dollars as atomic individuals works in limited ways but won’t change things on a large scale.
Yes but it's difficult to get them in a form that is highly available for digestion/absorption, so most fortified food may have the same things on paper but it doesn't all get absorbed into your body.
Agreed but the younger generation has started to grow up on Netflix original shows/TVs.
I don't totally agree that this is a problem, but to be fair, every network is doing this. Even previously silly and light-hearted TV shows like Brooklyn Nine-Nine have become noticeably heavier as they try to shed light on real-world social issues. There's nothing specific to Netflix here.
> As for shooting out the tyres...

This comes up every so often with regard to high speed chases: "Why not just let him go and then make the arrest after things have calmed down? We know where he lives." The answer to that question is very simple: you are operation under the premise that you can accurately predict your target's future actions. You cannot, and it is laughably foolish to think otherwise. This is why, in the US military at least, the prevention of prisoner escape is a justification for deadly force regardless of the reason for imprisonment - mind reading isn't even attempted.

So with that in mind, do you still think you know enough about Assange's state of mind (and the minds of an unknown number of unknown confederates) to accurately predict what he would do? Because he might have no intention of making a predictably foolish b-line for an exit point, he might be happy to momentarily break surveillance and lay low in a warehouse while his lawnchair weather balloon is readied.

That said, Assange has been horribly mistreated and his tormentors will never have to answer to it.
Have the state pay everyone's wages and (eventually, with wealth tax) own all major industries... this is supposed to reduce consolidation how?
>You're an elite engineer in Russia, top ~1%-3% globally. What do you do? Earn several thousand dollars per month doing legit software development in Russia

Become software entrepreneur?

And many international software companies have software development teams and presence in Russia.
I have no idea about Romanian history, but I had the opportunity to work with some Romanian software engineers, and they were some of the best I've encountered.
LOL, Netflix is a FAANG? They're small potatoes in the big picture; by market cap:

(1) Apple 2.98T
(2) Microsoft 2.51T
(3) Alphabet (Google) 1.92T
(5) Amazon 1.72T
(7) Meta (Facebook) 941B
...
(35) Netflix 264B

Source: https://companiesmarketcap.com/
I use a login. (Because I am primarily checking messages and notifications.) I cannot access that MadisonAudubon page at all without signing up or logging in. Apologies as I should have realised that the discussion was about retrieving "public" profiles/pages without being logged in. I seem to recall a time when that was universally possible but at some point, quite some time ago if I remember correctly, it started to become limited. I would imagine the reason public pages are created on Facebook is to gain access to Facebook users, who are more heavily surveilled than non-users. Public websites like https://madisonaudubon.org could mirror the content they post on Facebook. In practice, this never happens. Calling Facebook a "walled garden" is misleading. It may be "walled" but there's nothing garden-like about it.
The Fallacy of Async/Await
Why is Microsoft not in this poll?
How to Judge CS Programs
Probably a combination of washed out colors, blown out highlights, and weird color grading. Keep in mind that cameras basically have their own tonemapping algorithms (see: https://lux.camera/understanding-proraw/) that presumably isn't magic, so you'd have the same problems that HDR -> SDR tonemapping has.

Also if you search around there are also HDR -> SDR releases that purports to use some sort per-scene analysis to do better HDR -> SDR conversions. Based on the screenshots they definitely look better, but they're still different than the real SDR release.
Sorry just saw this. I actually already use keyboard shortcuts for some custom window positions. But I still usually just use the default snap zones because it's hard to remember the shortcuts.

BetterTouchTool goes a step further, and lets you customize the drop zones. I.e., if you drop a window on the top left, it snaps to your custom top-left position:

https://docs.folivora.ai/docs/104_snap_areas.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtgOseyyJ5U

Hookshot's performance is great but AFAIK doesn't let you snap windows to custom areas without keyboard shortcuts.
If anyone has the skills / wherewithal to work on this problem please send me an email asap (my email address is in my profile.)

And as I've stated, I will give you $500 if you do not like the demo of what we are building just to show you that I am not f*&%ing around with this. Our small team is growing very carefully in a well-defined niche for this.
Only the most critical layers use the most advanced litho tools. The other layers use n-1 and n-2 litho tools and print larger geometries. You are correct that it is not a problem to print larger geometries.

However, there is more to it than just litho. Many thin films, implants, etching, polishing. A product is designed to a specific fabrication process flow. The real showstopper is that the process flow guarantees the electrical parameters of the transistors and passive devices will be with a certain range -- the product circuits are designed based on these parameters' values. A different process flow has all different electrical characteristics and the product won't work without redesign.
They didn't specify needing to read the file line-by-line. You could read the whole file at once. There might not even be any new line characters in the file. You invented a requirement.
> Just out of curiosity, is it the norm in the US to be able to exceed a third of your income in rents ?

Landlords usually want proof of income, and the most typical cutoff stated is gross income must be 3x rent. Though it may be a somewhat higher fraction of your net (after tax) income.

In Manhattan, and perhaps other extreme markets, the factors are even higher.

It can get very expensive for the landlord if a tenant can't pay. Plus for larger firms such as apartment complexes and rental agencies, they may be forbidden from making subjective judgements of tenants due to laws against dicrimination. Meaning they use one-size-fits-all rules like income cutoff.
I think the reality is there is a lot of uninteresting art and nonsense hype and speculation out there. But I also think there are real artists whose NFTs are actually .. artistic and interesting and their sales help them get by.

Look into Algorand if the gas fees are an issue. Transaction fees in ALGO are less than a penny.
Weird to see how little traction Amazon is getting.

Labor issues, easy antitrust (you can just cut off AWS, Audible etc.) , and a new more passive CEO sounds pretty dangerous to me.
Assuming you know the local language and can translate symbols, your best best is to get the buy in of mathematicians and engineers. Predictive power of Newtonian physics and utility of modern mathematics through calculus generally.

Euclidean geometry as a starting point would blow their minds.

Proving sqrt(2) is irrational might get you martyred though, be careful.
Because the Special Editions aren't for you. They're an advert for ILM's services. The target audience is movie makers, producers, directors, executives etc. They can see all the whizz-bang effects that ILM are able to produce - and how they can revitalise old movies.
Isn’t that kind of easy to do? I mean, you can do that kind of thing as a one-man-show on consumer hardware using GloVe or fastText.
Similarity depends on many factors: recording quality, which language you're synthesizing in (models trained on more speakers do better), and diversity of prosody in your recording. Try recording for a bit longer and "acting out" a bit in your tone, that tends to give me interesting results :)
> A beautiful part of the internet is links

You are right of course and I also always appreciate this when done well! Think you're right it's best used for stuff like technical jargon where very good and specific info can be difficult to find via an open-ended search.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kleptoparasitism
> We should wholly expect to one day have to live in the world we created. We should expect to reap what we sow.

Or, we can anticipate those outcomes and work to avoid the ones we don't like. A lot of the current state of the human society can be traced back to concerted effort(s) by a group of people at some point in our history.
I don’t think that I would say it that way at all.

The parent comment simply makes the point that people vote with their own interests in mind, but say otherwise as long as it doesn’t cost them. We don’t just “tolerate” performance art politics - we actively encourage and vote for it because the alternatives are expensive and unpalatable.

It’s much more comfortable to “blame profits” or “blame campaign financing” or blame Jeff Bezos or blame capitalism than to acknowledge that in a city that maximizes global utility and wellness, you might not have the right to keep poor people from living near you.
Maybe I am wrong, but I think Facebook has jumped the shark with the virtual reality Meta branding. It's not going to work.
> What does it mean to permanently brick the hardware?

Colloquially means rendering a device in useless state which cannot be recovered.

"Bricking" typically occurs when performing some sort of software update that goes awry, such as during powerfailure, using unofficial updates, etc.

More and more systems have ways to recover from a bad update, especially when the manufacturer offers OTA updates, but in the case like article where an the ECU is not designed to be updated by end-consumers, a bad flash/update can lead to the device being left useless.
I imagine for someone stranded in the desert it would be difficult carry ten days of water while aimlessly walking in the hopes of finding a road.
PE ratios are only meaningful for comparing companies with no revenue growth, which is well-understood by investors. For companies with insanely high revenue growth, like Amazon, a PE ratio is essentially meaningless because that growth is financed with earnings. The fact that Amazon is only trading at 3.7x revenue is a strong argument that it is underpriced given its revenue growth, not overpriced.
I expect that anyone who can tell you is under NDA. However, I would not expect that they use any brand in particular. Like sticks of RAM, HDDs are fungible to a degree - so long as they meet a certain specification set by the provider, the primary differentiating factors would be failure rate and price, both of which will fluctuate over time.

At this scale, it's also possible that there could be a custom specification but this then locks them into a specific vendor or set of vendors and I'm not sure what could be worth backing themselves into a corner like that.
There are more than enough users aware of search to support a fledgling competitor that managed to deliver higher quality results.

That competitor simply doesn’t exist yet, and I think that’s because no one has figured out how to beat Google at search (which is why I think real ingenuity is required).
I've tried a few and this is my favorite habit tracker app on Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.isoron.uha...

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> > Though it does seem a little odd to me to object to the comment on the basis of a definition you introduce yourself

> Notice that I always talk in terms of the question being asked.

You were more specific, you replied to a commenter using 'false positive rate' as an undefined term; you introduced a definition. It's not the definition I'm familiar with; it's not the definition used on Wikipedia; I suggested it might (I don't know either!) be the definition intended by the commenter who used it.
CMOS devices scale in all 3 dimensions, including gate oxide.

It is quite unlike, say, PCB fabrication, which is way more flexible with regards to layer stack-up.
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> I would like to see Apple decline. Their ideals and design and software quality from the previous decades are nowhere to be seen

I wish it was true but I feel like their quality is great where it matters. One of the biggest threats to technology is that Apple successfully captures a large slice of the computing world into a proprietary architecture with Apple extensions. Having spent a decade plus with Intel as a lingua franca we may not appreciate yet how this has kept parts of Apple's ecosystem open and the computing world interoperable.
> there were a few instances where I just told people "let's do this problem anyway, don't worry" and the candidates didn't always do a good job

Which should be a clear indicator that interviews aren't only judging problem solving skills, but also the candidate's ability to withstand the pressure of being watched and judged while they solve complicated problems.

For the interviewer, it's just another day and sure, they "want the candidate to succeed" and all that, but for the candidate, their future and livelihood are on the line and that's tough for some of us to just ignore while we focus on the not-easy school quiz problem of merging overlapping intervals or whatever.
Perhaps I should be more open minded, but I have responded to a few comments with disagreements. I'll consider my responses and provide more open discussion.

As far as the money goes, my math goes like this:

- 1 job: 250-300K cash, 250-300K equity (at the high end, higher if I moved to management)

- 4 jobs: My current situation is 225K avg cash (including bonuses) per job, 100K avg equity per job

The picking up pennies in front of a bulldozer metaphor gets used a lot in when talking about risk/investment, but this risk/reward seems worth it. I'll take nearly 1.5mil in comp now versus spread out over 4-6 years.

Also, I've been working like this for 4 years now (working between 2-4 jobs).
Indeed! I'm very curious about that too.
Its genius, given the fact that these people themselves created these lists to allow anyone to avoid them.
It depends on the content. Generally I'd say the one idea per paragraph and topic sentence followed by arguments approach is the best because it's the most common way of argument construction.

Personally I love it when jargon is clearly defined in context and the arguments are constructed as if-then-else statements.
Plus Netflix keeps increasing pricing.
The site isn’t laggy for me on an ipad7, as for disabled js I don’t see the point anymore this is like trying to load webpages without css or html at this point.
There is a thread of "legitimate white supremacy" winding its way around the internet at an increasing pace since around 2015. Tiktok memes, 4chan's /pol/, certain facebook groups, etc. It has a weird "shape"; the boundaries are seemingly intentionally indefinite.

There were always 'stormfronters' on the internet, like the edgy kid everyone made fun of who carried around Mein Kampf in highschool. But now, all of a sudden, that kid has a bunch of new friends who have left their old cliques to start listening to this asshole.

I specify this as "legitimate" because I see the "woke activist" crowd accusing basically everything of being white supremacist.
Interesting. I like the addition of music to make sure it's not just a raw voice sample. The output I get seems to be a mix of a native speaker and my voice, because my (thick) accent is being filtered out.

I suppose that if I ever take proper English pronunciation classes, I now know what to strive for.
Hoofing it with 10 days of water? You realize how much that weighs?

And I note no mention of food. 10 days of hoofing it without food isn't going to happen. A day of hoofing it with a pack burns 4000-5000 calories/day. Your body quickly depletes it's ready stores and you're down to fat reserves--and the rate that you can use those is limited.
Sounds interesting. Will give it a try at some point. I'm really liking the tutorial in the website. It is better than seeing a README in a repo.
I wouldn't have had as much fun writing that bullet point list, though :-)
I added a solenoid-operated latch to my chicken coop that opened when the sun came up. I didn't like getting up at 4:30 in the summer. At night I still manually closed it since I had to make sure I didn't lock a skunk or possum in with the chickens.
This would fit well as a browser extension - generate your own feeds with or without RSS. Coupled with a simple topic classifier with user defined topics it would bring some order to the chaos.