skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Maybe this is a useful way to think about it: I'd argue that doing code review for everyone on a team doesn't mean I'm a mentor to everyone on the team. I'm doing a task that is part of my job -- to coach the team on coding -- and they have to consider my comments whether they want to or not.

But if an engineer approaches me and says "in my last performance review, I was told my code isn't very well structured; can you help me?" and I walk through their code with them, then I'm mentoring. It's skill mentoring, in this case, which, as I said, has the most overlap with coaching. Same activity, but different context.

But as someone else said, this distinction isn't really the important part of what I wrote. So if people disagree on the terminology, that's just fine.
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> It's a great time to be looking, seriously, the market is crazy hot right now.

It still can take several months of dedicated search - full time - to pass through all the filters on the way.
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I don't think that's it at all, as long as it's not going to absolute extremes. Let's say you are part of a tour, then you are cooped up with people the whole time. You are going to be experiencing all of the same things that others are for the whole trip. In many ways, I think the original post is about enabling this in other ways.

Any reasonable tour is going to make a very obvious effort to make it not feel this way be allowing you the flexibility to break off and see and do different things. This enriches the experience for both you and other participants because the different experiences are discussed and others go off and try the things that you've done. It is a major driver for the whole tour economy. If it was purely utilitarian then the tour company would package every piece of the experience.

When it comes to travel more generally, many people are extremely confined by touring. They want to have a completely individualized experience that takes them further away from seeing other tourists to varying degrees. If you are a reasonably well-to-do Brit, you will be keeping a wide berth from the other Brits that are at your destination from a package holiday because of the risk of loutish behavior, or bias on that.

Many tourists will plan to visit sites when other tourists will not be present. For example, staying locally near Plitvice Lakes in Croatia, so that you can get in before the tours arrive from the coastal towns. It's not that you care about the tourists that much as individuals, it's just that you would prefer to experience the place without the intensity of people. Or, you want to photos without people because you realize you'll actually spend more time blocking space waiting for a shot. Many times I've been that tourists that gets there early to avoid the tourists, only to stay and have an even better time.

The extremes are when people think they can assimilate into a culture immediately without effort. The growth in travel and Instagram trend has seen a rise in the number of checklist travelers who just drop in. People will go as far as inviting you into their homes in many places, but you need to make a genuine connection. During Ramadan in Istanbul I've seen tourists eating all day in pretty conspicuous fashion which they are free to do. By being more conscious of the fasting going on and being out and about for iftar you are going to be seen in different light by locals and the door will open to experiences you wouldn't otherwise get.
Hey can you share the url.. I will fix small issues like this..
ASML has 16 locations around the globe so while it will have some impact, it could be a lot worse.

https://www.asml.com/en/company/about-asml/locations
> NONE of those people are excited enough about your business to share it with others, then what chance of success do you really have?

Thanks for writing this.
To some extent I get it, but that ignores the very real and obvious psychological issue of "going it alone" and feeling as if you are not impacting anything while paying the price. See: The United States and others trying to push a climate-change agenda while India and China say "fuck you" and keep dumping into rivers and ramping up coal production. If we "do our part" all we do is lose out while others destroy our economy and planet.

At the "buy all American", I disagree with your point that I could possibly source everything in my house from the United States even if I had a million dollars - and if I could, though it would make me feel better, it doesn't change the macro fact.
But the price of silver dropped. People that bought silver when that post came out lost money.
> The only thing the state did was to write those laws down once and offer a judge and jury, in case of a violation.

Nope. The judge and jury are backed by the bailiff who forecloses on you if you don't pay the judgement, and by the police who jails you if you resist the taking of your assets, and by the prison system where you end up. This whole security apparatus is behind just "writing those laws", and it does not come cheap.
I might also have gotten the wrong information.

The maybe not right information I got was:

During the trial phase they get full sized blood samples + finger prick to do cross validation.

The results they send back where "from the validation" as it was basically the only test done.
Personally, I think she should get 12 years. That’s a long time.

I’m an American. As a society, we believe in the deterrent value of punishment (which is proven not to work). We also see prison as a place to put dangerous people in order to protect society. We see only the risk of letting dangerous people out of prison, not any potential benefit. If we have to lock up 1 innocent person to be sure that 9 dangerous people gets locked up, those numbers work for us. It’s a kind of tunnel vision focused on the worst offenders and ignoring the many non-violent or rehabilitated offenders.

So, it’s just this very one-sided view, very risk averse and without much empathy or grace toward the offender.
That's simple enough: have a text file with the emoji saved somewhere handy, or use a text macro expander to replace :colon_style_markup: with real emoji. If you don't already have an emoji input widget on hand, that is.
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and that 7k is without storage and with a relatively small ram selection. Realistically the workstation is more like 10-15k.

It would be nice to have some competition to Apple in this space, but with the rumored Apple Silicon Mac Pro on the horizon that might be the best bet: https://appleinsider.com/articles/22/01/02/smaller-mac-pro-w...
Youtube videos are a huge help. There's plenty out there. Chickens get very docile when held upside down and so they just hang out in a kill cone until you've steeled yourself to cut their neck and let them drain.

Evisceration (the act of removing the innards) is the 'trickiest' part, specifically around the intestines and making sure you don't get any poop or bile on the meat.

Poop is mostly solved by not feeding them for 24 hours prior to slaughter. This makes them easier to handle as well as by then they know you and the sound of food.
Gotta wonder what Peter Norton thinks about still having his name on this.
You said writing system, nothing about phonetic correspondence. But then I'll simply replace English by Spanish. There's of course the silent h which throws a spanner in the works sometimes, and there's the v/b overlap, but extremely easy to pronounce straight from the text, even without understanding. And with 27 letters that don't combine with others into groups, a lot easier to learn than Hangul.

Or Inglish with a speling riform? Det shood bi sooparizi too lurn es wel. End yoo get ol da books end moovis for fri.

Anyway, you haven't replied why you think it's advantageous. All that trouble just to avoid translating here or there, or learning multiple languages? What makes you believe that speaking the same language makes a better place?
How about only the stories from recipes, no recipe. Would be an ironic coffee table book.
But what would be their incentive to do so? Normally they launch products and make it exclusive to their devices so more people will buy iPhones, but that is difficult to do with a search engine. Otherwise they would have to get into the ad business like Google.
Actually there are (minor) meaningful health considerations to be made between sweeteners like sugar and honey.

>Honey has a lower glycemic index (GI) than sugar, too. The glycemic index measures how quickly a carbohydrate raises blood sugar levels. Honey has a GI score of 58, and sugar has a GI value of 60. That means honey (like all carbohydrates) raises blood sugar quickly, but not quite as fast as sugar.

So not game changing, but if you have to make a choice one is likely a little better

https://www.webmd.com/diabetes/honey-diabetes#:~:text=Honey%....
Small nitpick, but AMO is just our internal acronym for addons.mozilla.org, which is where all the extensions come from!
Or "special" - "You didn't miss Karen's special cookies, did ya?"

That would usually be coupled with a very veiled reference to how she put in the minimum possible effort while indirectly insulting her entire bloodline: "Oh, don't you just feel for Karen? I don't know how she gets anything done with those kids of hers."

Alternatively, if the speaker wants to embarrass her in front of someone with a higher social standing; "Karen, these cookies are just the best thing ever! What do you put in these to make them so good?"
> Im afraid this is potentially dangerously political.

It only took 7 days for that other search engine project on HN last week (Mwmbl) to add hard-coded weights for certain news websites, so it does show how careful you have to be with this stuff.

https://github.com/mwmbl/mwmbl/blob/a41088ca9ad7fdcac952a3be...
English has some of that. C or G are usually soft before E or I and hard before A O or U.
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I upvoted hoping someone knowledgeable on this subject will comment.
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A steep tax on property owned by absentees would solve a lot of other societal ills, too. People speculatively buying multiple properties they don't live in, treating them like bars of gold in a vault rather than homes. People buying condos just to turn them into AirBNB hotels. Landlordism in general which is, in balance, a parasitic activity, even if it does serve a legitimate economic purpose.
Ooh, startup idea: "Rent-A-Local" (needs better name)

It's a gig-economy thing where locals get paid to hang around and talk to you at popular tourist sites. For example, four older gentlemen playing dominoes at a small table in Santorini, and they let you join in on the game and converse in broken english. Or an older woman working at a pastry shop in Florence, and she invites her beautiful 19-year-old granddaughter Francesca to translate your questions. All of them: rented locals.
It's to be noted that since the article Ignition! has been reprinted, and is indeed an awesome book.
Hard sciences are hard. We have it easy in software.

That's why her "lesson" from SV entrepeneurs about "fake it til you make it" did not apply. They weren't doing medicine.

Revolutionizing an industry where there are already standards, laws, people's health at stake, and government bureaucracies is WAY harder than what most of her heroes did.
What's impossible to google about that? "bash colon" gives tons of results
You are likely thinking of conky. It was included on some distros with a basic layout, but you could spend hours just adding other stats to it and changing colors.
It mentions that it is an alpha version - that's why the long list of caveat. And as Firefox becomes a spyware / adware, forks like these are welcome news.
Yeah, that's what I really need to do, just let it crawl through my library. Because I'm super lazy I want there to be a *arr project to manage this all for me and let me set things to "need fixed" and have it leave alone things I know are correct. I had high hopes for Bazarr but for some reason every time I've tried it it's fallen over after a few days , this would be a cool feature for Bazarr to add.
Or how about you provide some peer-reviewed research rather than "challenging" everyone else to find it?
I'm looking for someone interested in joining my project Podopi (podopi.com). It's a SaaS that helps website owners add audio versions of their blog posts, and publish it as a podcast on Spotify, YouTube, Apple Podcasts and more.

The app is written in Elixir and I work solo on dev/design, but have a co-founder that focuses on marketing and growth. Get in touch if you'd like to hear more!
Zero sympathy from me. I hope she burns.

Far, far too many of these charlatans out there. I used to admire many, thinking I wasn't working hard enough, trying enough, so I busted my rear for decades, career-wise and activity-wise.

They're all bluffing. Lying. Stealing. Cheating. Eff them all.
Magic Leap still exists. I think they pivoted a bit?
I have found Eleventy lovely to use after being one WordPress for a decade. It can be as simple as you need it to be and grows with you. I’ve been able to accomplish everything I need with it. Currently replying from GitHub to Netlify automatically but could just as easily build locally and rsync or FTP somewhere.

https://www.joshcanhelp.com/taking-wordpress-to-eleventy/
When my Romanian friend came to the United States he was shocked to discover we have have spelling bees. In Romanian it would make no sense; the spelling of a word is usually obvious from saying it. Then there's English. We prefer to merge multiple languages together in the most confusing way.

"The problem with defending the purity of the English language is that English is about as pure as a cribhouse whore. We don’t just borrow words; on occasion, English has pursued other languages down alleyways to beat them unconscious and rifle their pockets for new vocabulary."
--James D. Nicoll
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I'll second this recommendation. I started using Anylist last year and it's incredible. My weekly grocery flow goes like this now:

- Skim a few recipe sites for anything new I want to try

- 1-click import them to Anylist (using the browser extension)

- Add recipes to the weekly meal plan in Anylist

- Click "Add all ingredients" for each recipe, which automatically puts all ingredients for the recipe into my shopping list.

One of my favorite things is that it automatically categorizes the list items by store section, making the shopping much easier.

It doesn't work with every recipe site, though (traeger.com for example), but it works with most.

There are two features I wish it had that would make it nearly perfect:

1. Ability to create my own categorization rules. For example, "whole peeled tomatoes with their juices" gets categorized as beverage, and I can manually recategorize that specific item, but it would be nice to create a rule for wholepeeledtomato* that puts it in the "Canned Goods" category

2. The ability to exclude ingredients from being added to the list. I always have salt, pepper, and olive oil on hand, but I end up having to manually cross a dozen of those off my shopping list when I add ingredients for the week when nearly every recipe inevitably includes them.
At least I know of four people, who bought 3 homes each in Austin. Of course, they guys bought their first homes in 2011, and they work at FAANG type companies.
> It does work, the key is you have to do more than send a text or email or just call someone (not picking on you, just my own personal lesson). You have to talk to people about their business and see what is happening.

How exactly is emailing/texting/phoning different from "talking to people" ?

This question seems particularly significant in the covid era when opportunities for face to face contact are a bit limited. Also, as for me personally, I have a major mobility related disability so getting around much in physical space is now very difficult.

> One thing you can do, and I used, was I was consulting as a way to identify problems in spaces I was active in and had knowledge around.

Yes, I've always suspected that getting good ideas about a problem domain usually requires you to actually be doing some kind of work in that field.

> I have tons of ideas in there, likely 90% (or more) would be fun to build but be worthless as a business or even a side project (at least right now). That's why talking to people is so critical.

What is it that makes 90% of the ideas worthless ? Is it just too small a market, not impactful enough to the bottom line, or do you have other criteria for making that call ?
I have been using Brave Search for the last half year, results seem to be better than DDG and you can append g! to your searches like DDG for Google results.
Could be! Because regardless of outside influence, this is the sort of high-profile case that can boost the career of anyone working on prosecution.

But I also don't think it's unrealistic or unreasonable to speculate that people who were on the board of directors due to their connections and influence could have used that same influence when things went sour.
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What leads you to call (or predict?) Firefox spyware/adware?
Unrelated rant, and not saying this is the case here I'm sure it is not from reading the authors blog.
However, anyone notice how 4/5 developers describe themselves as mentors? I've intereviwed so many people who describe themselves as mentors yet could not answer fizzbuzz
Yeah this domain of problems doesn't seem to have a "neat" solution either built in or via some defacto library. I'm guessing you want to easily be able to say "attempt these requests, retry the failures at most these times, using this method of back-off, get back to me with the result" plus whatever other options of configurability for the failure modes.

If you are using ReactJS then react-query does a very good job of handling these concerns for you specifically for syncing up with server side state locally.
It is interesting that there is not yet a Wikipedia of recipes. It would be the perfect use case for a wiki. People would love to share their recipes variations and improve/fix existing one.

There would be a standard layout, introduction paragraph would explain the history of a recipe and link to other similar recipes. That would be interesting to read.

And there would be an endless number of recipes. For-profit sites are full of ads and SEO optimized to improve user retention/engagement, which make them annoying to use. A wiki could be print friendly and distraction-free, which would be perfect for a recipe.
You would need to texture sample the intermediate mip levels separately. All GPUs (that I know of) expect the mips to be power-2 reductions.
You are also increasing texture memory usage (storage and bandwidth) by 50%.

There is probably some quality improvement, but there is a fairly large cost. Would be interesting to see what the results look like.
Sure, but I would attribute that much more to modern propaganda than historical, mostly because many of the communist elites are even today clinging to power (and have been in power since the revolution). Romania is also experiencing all of the ills of modern capitalism, and Ceaușescu is a common nationalist icon, so the same social forces putting Le Pen, Boris Johnson, or Trump in power or close to it are fueling "communist" (populist nationalist) nostalgia in Romania. People pine for "free jobs" and "free houses", "no foreign interference", "tough on crime police", not for Systematization, farming co-ops and other more left-leaning ideals (not that they should pine for those, as they were done in an almost maximally harmful way in practice).
Thanks! I'm happy with React but I do want to do profiling in 2022 on it.
From the article, emphasis mine:

> Not only do you get a completely different command present on your clipboard, but to make matters worse, it has a newline (or return) character at the end of it.

> This means the above example would execute as soon as it's pasted directly into a Linux terminal.
As others have already mentioned, the transmission gearing makes a huge difference. In addition to gears, technology and frontal drag coefficient, peak engine efficiency to generate enough HP for steady state cruising speed will also vary.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-aK-GDp2tA - this is an exaggerated example of how loading an engine 50% vs 90% can impact real world fuel economy.
Isn't tackiness heavily context, culture, and timeframe dependent? Besides, computing is far too serious these days . I see no reason for my computing to be a little bit whimsical (especially if it's a hobby project), provided it's also self-consistent.
A resource is defined by a path, so if you have a `QUERY /documents` or `QUERY /albums` endpoint, the resource is all documents or albums that you are searching across, so it cannot add one of those items (like `POST /album`). It is possible that this could affect some other resource (e.g. an audit trail), which would mean that a `QUERY /logs/audit` endpoint must not add an audit log entry per the idempotent requirement.
It would be nice to see a source for this listed in the article.
Sounds like exactly the use case of a server. Rack space is expensive, condensing it can save the operators money.
A: By navel-gazing.

I jest, but not completely: It'll probably have to be by philosophical introspection. You'll have to look at society -- societies, all over the world and throughout history -- and decide for yourself which of their traits are expressions and which violations of human rights. Figuring out from that which of those rights are "natural" and which not is... Not easy, so I'll leave it as an exercise for the reader.
That sounds familiar, maybe the name I'm thinking of was the windows version/copy/port or something. All of those were neat and I'd spend countless hours (this was back in HS so I had tons of free time) configuring it and looking at screenshots that people posted to see what parts I want to recreate and then in the end I'd realize I never see my desktop background, like ever lol. Even now with 4 monitors you can't see my desktop background anywhere, I'm sure it's still the default macOS desktop because I never see it.
That’s true, but the Japanese had transferred their best units and equipment out of Manchuria to fight in the Pacific, and the Soviets did not want a two front war.

If there had been no chance of American entry Japan probably would have attacked the eastern ussr and the soviets would have faced real difficulties.

But indeed the massively successful Soviet invasion of Manchuria was decisive in Japan’s swift unconditional surrender.
I don't see how it would be misleading. Despite various indictments, AFAIK bin Laden was never convicted of anything. There are many categories you share with him, e.g. "people who didn't live in the seventeenth century" and "people who have never been in my kitchen."

In your view, do adjectives not matter for facticity, only nouns? Could we fairly call Osama bin Laden a Russian terrorist or a female terrorist?
I think you can change "has" to "had the current" in that comment and it still makes a reasonable point.

I was in a job once where there was a snafu with a relative of a local politician. It didn't take a call from the politician for the CEO to issue an all-hands with a mandate to find out what the heck happened.
Ampere at 3.3 GHz is significantly faster than Graviton2 at 2.5 GHz.
My wife and I collect cookbooks and cocktail recipe books. There are a handful of writers who have a compelling voice where I read more than just the ingredient list and instructions.

But for some random blog that I find while googling? Never.