skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
An extremely bold claim! In your mind, the communist project is one of the greatest and relatively most successful conspiracies to date.

Do you think that all those books people have written about it, both for and critically against, are just filled nonsense, and the writers and thinkers just had to count on the fact that nobody would actually read them? And that I, who have read a small portion, am somehow hypnotized into delusion by them, thinking I have gained knowledge, when in fact there was no knowledge to be gained at all?

I can't of course argue against this, as I am implicitly deluded in general, but I would still question your overall rhetorical strategy here.
Thank you so much for taking the time to type all this out, its very kind of you. Sleep is definitely an issue at the moment - we have a newborn and catching up is difficult but I think the fatigue has contributed to this problem. And re opthalmologists, no she's just seen opticians, although theyve been very good it may be time to move to an opthalmologist or an eye doctor.
> A highly compliant environment? As minimal as possible. A hobbyist/developer that wants to debug? Go as big of an image as you want.

Hah, I go the other way; at work hardware is cheap and the company wants me to ship yesterday, so sure I'll ship the big image now and hope to optimize later. At home, I'm on a slow internet connection and old hardware and I have no deadlines, so I'm going to carefully cut down what I pull and what I build.
Thanks. I definitely will take that into consideration in the future. I'm not sure if it would have helped in this specific case but I can definitely think of other situations at work where taking your advice would have helped me.
If you need to cross a border to fetch your hard currency (or equivalent amount of goods) then what is the value add of using crypto compared to, say, opening a bank account in Montevideo and making a bank transfer?
The problem here isn't the feedback. The problem is the surprise. It's on your management chain to reduce surprise. Concrete achievable actions on your part are:

* Ask for weekly 1-1s with your manager

* Proactively bring up the subjects of difficulty here.

* This means you bring up the subject of how long it's taking etc.

* Don't be afraid to look stupid. It's her job to make you non-stupid if you are.

* Ensure progress is both real and visible to every level. It might not be that easy for someone fresh out of uni.

* Don't get too down on it. You are at the beginning of your career. 10 years from now it'll be a memory you can only bring up with conscious thought.
Well ... notill is something that some indigenous people had as a practice. I think we lost a lot more in our shift to modernity. We've been living on this narrative that what comes next is necessarily better than what came before, and while there are some progress, that narrative doesn't hold up to be universally true.

https://www.atnesa.org/contil/contil-shetto-indigenous.pdf

If folks thought notill is so revolutionary, wait 'til they see perennial food forests and agroforestry. Those also have indigenous roots.
Chainalysis is very misleading, and a lot of naive people are taking their claims at face value.

Any chain analysis software either:

- Has insider information from all of the major exchanges, or

- Is just guessing about almost everything, so their analysis is based on many layers of questionable assumptions.
I would need a source to believe this. The hospital would have had to not have any doctors on staff to come close.
You're right, I went and looked up my stats and HN doesn't seem as large as I thought. My biggest traffic days have been from Facebook. When Starlink is visible over a major city, I sometimes get a bump in traffic from people sharing the site. I was skeptical at first that adding social share buttons was important, but I think it actually has driven quite a bit of traffic. And I've gotten a ton of twitter followers which is cool. Though they don't actually care about what I tweet about, it's just nice to have a big number on my profile.
I've done that. Spend days testing a patch, getting everything just right. Then, as you're doing final touchup, you introduce a syntax error with a wrong keystroke and fail to notice before pushing to the PR branch.

But, of course, this is why we use CI.
Read the JavaScript? It contains both lists. Training on the wrong dictionary, tomorrow you might find yourself in a slump.
We need more beds and equipment, not doctors.

Sure, they’ll be overworked, but hey, when the going gets tough, the tough get going, don’t they?

How about an increased emphasis on putting together the right incentives that ameliorate their personal risk tolerance just enough so that they’re OK with double shifts?

Everyone has a price.

So how about we just get to the part where we get those (who can and want to help) what they need so that we can move on.
Before that, OP should get a clear set of expectations from the manager. If a manager doesn't express clear expectations and the metrics used to measure outcomes, then they can't expect them to be met.
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Thank you, I think our next step will be something like these wipes as you suggest, that would take care of the alarming dermodex mites if theyre there too...
> Just to add some numbers: bitcoin is responsible for 0.1% of global carbon emissions, and will decrease (as a %) as CO2 emissions of other sectors grow:

Just so you're aware, the link you've posted is pointing out that Bitcoin could grow from 0.1% to 0.9% of total CO₂ emissions.

Bitcoin may be one of the very few sectors that doesn't have any sort of plan for decreasing CO₂ emissions in the future.
Sure. But the study does not conclude that coding-challenge interviews are what tests for anxiety management. It only speaks to the effect of having the interviewer be present. But people cite this paper as though it makes an argument against coding-challenge interviews as a whole.
Would you mind posting some links to these devices? Just curious about the "custom" firmware and media player UX itself. Do they come with a remote control too?
Dogs have a boss. Start using the right names for things - at least in your own head - and you will work it out, I'm sure. And besides, he might act like a boss, but this is probably not a good leader. There's a difference.

What helped me in these kinds of situations, is having a very clear picture in one's head of the relationship. It's work, there's a horizontal agreement made upfront. This dude is not your father, not your king, not your slaveholder.
Yes. I've love to be able to type fast enough to take notes so that I don't have to try to read my chicken scratch handwriting and figure out what the hell I was trying to write, especially when referring to notes where I don't have any recollection of what the contents were.
Nothing bad could possibly happen in reaction to such a policy
My guess would be enough time for various people in the chain of command to check the text for correctness, messaging, etc.
I don't think that's a trait common to neurotypicals or any group in particular. All people lend greater trust to the opinions of others who think similarly/have similar experiences to themselves.
I like the idea of being paid to view ads and then donating to YouTubers or Wikipedia. It's pretty cool.
Being at the expected salary level where you even have input on salary already makes one more privileged than the supermajority of workers this would affect; the readers of this board are largely not who this law is for.
> It allows for minimal disruption to thinking process

Willing to dive into this a bit more? My personal experience is different so I figure this is a chance to learn something new. The subjective character of typing experience for me is like riding a bike, driving a car, walking, or speaking. That is to say that unless I'm mountain biking, off-roading, on a balance beam, or trying to say a tongue twister, for the most part I'm unaware of the intention-execution-results loop, and the intention-results loop is all that consciously exists. My paltry 50-60wpm doesn't feel like an impediment to putting thoughts into text, but maybe others feel differently.
Or, it requires a community that shares things - like tribes or... Communes. I don't engage in negotiations with my wife or my friends, we cooperate. Maybe I could cooperate with other workers and form some kind of... Cooperative. There's a reason "socialism" starts with "social".
Actually that's not entirely correct. There's no rule about who uses what, anyone can convert between CUP(the official currency) and CUC(the pegged one) at an exchange(1:25 exchange rate) and shops would accept both but of course using CUC is more convenient when paying at a place where a meal costs half the salary of doctor.

I also went to local restaurants, they were extremely cheap but way too basic IMHO(However I think there was a special kind of a restaurant that is intended to be fancy but also for the locals. I was having a proper fish meal and a beer for about equivalent of 5$ in CUP at one of those). However I was told that I can't take any other bus than Viazul(the fancy tourist buses) for travelling between cities. Not that I would want to travel in one of those anyway, definitely not comfortable or safe to travel.

Here is one of the buses that the regular Cubans were traveling: https://imgur.com/a/jIynZMZ

For some reason, communists suck at automobile making.

OH! By the way, apparently CUC was discontinued a year ago in 1st of January 2021.[0]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuban_convertible_peso
Why on earth is the view oriented with SW up?
It's obviously very standard (and has been done a million times before and after Lingo... probably as long as language has existed) but it's all about the execution here.
Do you have an email for contacting you at?
I think it is useful to let the employee know what are the accepted delays in this company, for future projects. But the boss or the manager should have said that earlier, at the beginning of the project, then the employee knows what to expect.

That's quite clumsy to say it only once the project has been released. Anyway, don't take it too personally, he/she probably just wanted to keep the pressure on you so you keep improving and never stay satisfied with your current pace. That's not very good management, but that's the way it is in most companies.
Thank you but I looked up the symptoms and she only really has the dry eyes, thank goodness! That sounds like a difficult one to manage.
Precisely. It is fully rational to cancel the cheaper trip. Many autistic persons would say that the entire question is stupid.
The job market is hot, it won't take very long to find a better one.
The dirty work of cleaning online reputations
This is actually a great idea.

Github is a social site foremost, a repo host second.

Makes a lot of sense for competitors to be in the Fediverse.
> Do not put work into things that may or may not be needed.

You're a junior dev, someone tells you something is needed, you work hard on it. I guess you learn to question your boss as to whether it's really needed, but that sometimes isn't optimal, either.
I suspect even the places with 0% tax on gains, you're required to report the income.

That said: The places with 0% gains are generally low population, as an individual you don't get to choose where to report taxes - you report taxes wherever you are resident. Getting to avoid taxes remains a privilege for corporations and those rich enough to justify exciting trust games.
Is the interviewer typically in the room or no when doing a Leetcode whiteboard interview?
this more of a stack exchange related question.

just grep implies certain features not available with all grep versions

* not clear what number of occurrences refers to:

a) 6/10 search strings found in directory files

b) 600 total matches found in 4/10 files in directory

example below assumes "600" is what's wanted.

* "occurrences: string[] ":

provide just the matching string & number of time occurs in fileor include the "0" matches too?

in given example, "0" occurrences are "dropped"

-----

initial stuff:

example shell command preceded by #

file with list of paths to use, one per line -> dirscan.txt (directory scans)

file with list of paths to exclude, one per line -> dirskip.txt (directory excludes)

file with list of strings to mach, one per line -> strchk.txt (string matches)

----

command sequence outline:

1.) non-grep: from moreutilities, combine preserves order & no need to sort

# combine dirscan.txt not dirskip.txt

2.)
a) use find command to eliminate some edge cases while walking list of sorted directories from #1 to create sorted directory/files list in file dirlist.txt

( some edge cases: special files, no permissions, etc.)

b) use dirlist.txt with find:

1) if '-type d' print path to give to # grep -c -F strchk.txt \*

to print total number string instances in strchk.txt found in all files in directory.

2) if '-type f' print file to give to # grep -c -F strchk.txt

to display instances of strchk.txt strings (file, string, number of times appears in file.

note: display only when strchk.txt string occurrence is greater than 0
Everywhere except Hawaii: Bats

TIL there are mongoose (mongooses? mongeese?) in Puerto Rico.
If they're pushy I ask if they want to know so that they can A) lowball me B) because they don't trust their own assessment of my value C) something else (this is a trap: there is no C).

One time an HR drone told me it was policy to ask and he didnt know why. I quizzically asked him why as an HR rep he didnt understand the HR policies of the company he worked for. I even asked him if it was policy for HR to not understand HR policy.

I kind of wished I'd told him that I'd recorded this phone call for training purposes :/

It's amazing how sweet and polite you can be with this line of questioning and how humiliating their answers will be (because there is no good answer).

It's a massive red flag so I doubt ive lost any good jobs this way.
You're right that the banking system is a little more complicated than I made it out to be, but let's ignore that for now. You agree that the majority of the fortune 50 is holds more debt than credit, right?

We don't have to speculate about how much debt rich people have, you can look at what % of equities is owned by the upper class and you can go compare consumer debt to corporate debt.

Now as to the banking system, there's a little bit of a feedback loop here because they're really the ones creating money, so no they're not really a net creditor either. I owe my bank 700k on my house, but that's new money being created in some respects.
So to the interesting question, what will the world be like in 2122?
I'll give 1 or 2 a try :-)
We already have this. It's called Electron. It's not really a solution imo.
Whatever you do, DO NOT QUIT. The lessons that you just learned are going to help you and most likely will guide you in the future. After a while you will meet other people like these two, who are most likely responding to pressure from above, and since both of them seem to micromanagers (my assumption) they would find something to fuck about with you regardless. You know what you have done, and there is no possible way to respond or meet deadlines when there is a hidden agenda. Just do what they ask to the best of your ability and the rest will take care of itself. Good luck and Godspeed.
I think this is can be handled with Lombok using @Getter and @Setter annotations (https://projectlombok.org/features/GetterSetter).
It is not exactly the same because you call generated methods instead using assignment syntax but I guess it's close enough - if you need some custom logic in the getter/setter then you remove the annotation and write your own implementation (I think Lombok might be smart enough to ignore the annotation if an appropriately named getter/setter is present).

Non-nullable types sound great, I wonder if this could be introduced to Java in a backwards-compatible way (I suppose it would follow the same path with introducing explicitly nullable types first, though I guess it could be handled using Optionals?).
I think we need more. The button to copy the feed URL alone will leave users bewildered on what to do with the link. While I don't see a chance to integrate RSS reader functionality back into the browser given the current zeitgeist of minimal UIs for them (outside of Opera/Vivaldi), to lead users from feeds to feed readers is reasonable. I'm not saying feasible for us, but reasonable as an idea ;)

But sure, the button to copy the feed on by default would already be a great improvement.
Modern day Venezuela has a larger amount of private, for profit economic activity and employement than France.

It's meaningfully a socialist economy, just an insanely corrupt mixed-market economy with a government pretending to be socialist to keep power.
And what about the environmental impact of all those GPUs full of precious metals and rare earth elements getting dumped in landfills thanks to cryptocurrencies?
1) Take the constructive criticism and use it. That's the most important, most objectively actionable, part of this whole thing.

2) Your management structure is broken. You can fix it or leave, but you should definitely do one of the two. If you want to fix it, it seems like you should be talking to your manager. She is either not giving you feedback that you should be getting, or you should completely ignore the boss, but which of those two is the case needs to be cleared up. If it is the former, you're probably being managed by someone that isn't comfortable being a manager yet, and you can help her by asking for feedback while being super transparent about the work you're doing. If it's the latter, then just ignore away.
> it is understood that everyone has their eye open for the next big opportunity

This hasn't been my approach, nor has it been for many people I've worked with – or perhaps we're tripping over language?

Let's say that someone is super motivated by a high salary. They would be helping their manager (and, in most situations, themselves) if they were open about that. Up to and including conversations like "I hear that Company X is paying 20% more for a comparable role – here's some data to show I'm underpaid".

It's those kinds of conversations which would mean that your manager won't be surprised if in 6 months you leave for a better-paying role. Or, perhaps you get a nice pay rise. Or, if you can't have such conversations, see the red "you should leave anyway" box in the post!
Let's just say that for the vast majority of people there's absolutely nothing sexy about a partially covered body where you're cutting in some body parts and focusing on tiny aspects of blood covered meat and vessels and bone at the exclusion of everything else. You get desensitized to a lot during med school. Also, surgery patients are disproportionally older and less healthy than the general population, which is correlated with attractiveness even before the surgery starts.
This will only provide user accounts that work over all gitea instances, right? Or is there something else a federated git can provide?
If you get the vaccine before showing symptoms, it's pretty much 100% survival.

If you show symptoms and haven't got the vaccine it's pretty much 100% fatal.

Wild.
Do you think this is why when an old couple in love, one does, sometimes the partner dies soon afterwards?
Fertilizer can be carbon free (ammonia from hydrogen from water + sun), but about 0% of the world's supply is that. All the hydrogen comes from natural gas.

Steel can be made carbon free, but so far it's all made in a blast furnace with a lot of coal.

Aluminium can be carbon free (electricity), but so far we reduce carbon electrodes and release a lot of CO2 because carbon is cheaper than using extra electricity.

All it would take is the right global tax or incentive structure and all these industries would quickly move over, saving us 20+% of CO2 emissions!
I'm not sure that "discussing crypto" should count as single-purpose. Otherwise many of the more interesting people who post on hn are almost certainly single-purpose posters (on whatever their pet topic/project/area of expertise happens to be).

In any case, I found the above post compelling. What if critics of crypto pooled resources and waited for a major crisis, and then launched a 51% attack at just the right moment? It's an interesting thing to think about.
The ends justify the means? If they hold me up at gunpoint for donations should I just not complain because they do other things that inxg33k1 believes improve the world?

I stopped using Firefox years ago because of such “improvements” they obsess over instead of stewarding one of the very few web browsers which could have helped keep the web open but is instead borderline controlled opposition.
RSUs are taxed as income at the time they vest. If you were given the exact same amount as a cash and then used that cash to buy that exact same amount of stock, then the tax treatment would be identical.

Of course nobody would actually do that with the cash, because most other things (like buying an index fund or stock in one or more competitor companies) would be a smarter thing to do with it.
While "food pills" are obviously wrong, I think the general concept of "prepared food" vs "cooking" is decently accurate.

Paper mache furniture no but disposable furniture, yeah, kind of.

Private dwellings you could maybe stretch to make some sort of comparison to rates of renting vs owning but that is a stretch.

On nationalized industries and trust busting we seem to have gone against his prediction.

Regarding "no more opportunity" I think the possibility of The Information Age was not even in the same dimension as this guy's RADAR.
> If inflation robs the poor person of the $500 and helps the middle class person with a mortgage.... all other things being equal, we transferred wealth from the poor person to the middle class person. yay, with me so far?

No, I'm not with you, because it's not the poor person who is fronting a million bucks in cash that the middle class person borrows, in order to buy the house.

For the obvious reason that he doesn't have a million dollars to lend out.

FYI, corporate debt is ~60% of household debt in the United States. (~10T vs 15T). Corporate cash balances are ~4T, and household cash balances are ~5T. [1] Net corporate debt is ~6T, and net household debt is ~10T.

You look at these numbers, and you tell me - who benefits more from having debt inflated away?

[1] https://www.valuepenguin.com/banking/average-savings-account...
It's weird, how it looks more effortless, the faster someone types. Well done!
The news I'm interested in doesn't come in a newspaper though. Too niche.
I'm going to have to implement an EDI medical billing system soon (moving from XLS/FTP based billing, say what you will about it but relatively easy to understand and automate) and after looking over the spec, I am not looking forward to it at all. Ended up purchasing a product called Cozyroc which integrates into SSIS(SQL Server Integration Services) which can do SQL to EDI translation with a map provided, should make things easier but still not looking forward to it.
It also took 13 years from the first splitting of the atom to Hiroshima.
I think you have a great point. It is not as much about speed but about freeing your mind while typing.
Let's be honest. Based on Siri's search who here wants an Apple search engine? :D
Your manager’s manager shouldn’t be directly criticizing you. This is so wrong on many levels. That manager should relay feedback to your manager directly and your manager discusses performance in a 1:1. That’s the ethical way to do it. This feels like a power play and you should get an exit strategy worked ASAP.