skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Get in touch with whoever is paying the rat bastards for your ideas and try to sell your ideas yourself. If the value is in your ideas you should be able to steal business from them. If you can't then it indicates the economic value is in execution and not the ideas themselves: and you should build your execution skills so you can compete with the rat bastards.

EDIT: sorry if I seem harsh, but believe restricting the free flow of information is morally repulsive, so have a strong reaction to arguments that intellectual property needs more draconian protections.
He pandered to racists all the time. It's not imaginary or unsubstantiated. Muslim ban, "build that wall", "shit hole countries", etc...
America has killed far more people in the name of various regimes than Cuba has.
Agreed. No reason to panic. Your experience is not at all unusual. The further up the management hierarchy you go the more results oriented they become. At a certain level of management profit & loss, delivering faster at less cost become the focus of attention. Your immediate manager might be coping some flak from his manager. But that is not for you to be concerned about.

Simply continue to produce good work. Learn from the more senior devs and remain respectfully accepting of comments from your manager's manager and anybody further up. Remembering that they do not have sufficiently detailed knowledge about what you do but they like to think that they do. Being diplomatic means that you never debate with them. If they make any substantial suggestions, discuss them with your immediate manager and ask them for advice on how to proceed.
People make a distinction between biological sex (which can itself be more complicated than XX or XY), sexuality, and gender.

The person you're replying to is talking about the last two, not the former.
I'd question a 100x decrease, but anywhere from 2-10x due to less obstacle avoidance and external factors seems reasonable. (Although newer designs by places like Hitachi promise to cut cost using smaller vehicles at higher frequency, probably in an effort to make inroads in NA).

Something else that's worth considering is whether this scales. I'd expect a loop like the Las Vegas Loop to be somewhat larger to deal with concerns with ventilation and evacuation, something this loop doesn't have to deal with yet.

I think we also want GoA 2/GoA 3 capable cars, which should be easier than FSD and be achievable by Tesla in the short term. Driving manually through small tunnels is not for everyone, and even with guidewheels, I think automation is pretty important for this kind of system. The technology to realize these loops in the way Musk wants them isn't quite there yet, but I'd expect them to be here soonTM.
It isn't Godwinning when an actual German Nazi is involved.
That's an oversimplification. They helped but white nationalists weren't the only ones not interested in the GOP status quo during the primaries, or the Democrats offering for POTUS. The two parties served up tired rehash and paid for the mistake. W.DC is still living the myth that they contributed nothing to Trump's rise. That's impossible. Every moment has context.

And while that was for the win in 2016, the fact is Trump got more votes in losing than either Obama win. Yet look at how the media paints each. I don't like Trump but the majority of the narratives spun around him are nonsense, which only fuels the idea that The People are not being served by the system.
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I never really had the "meltdowns" that I hear about autistic people, unless particularly bad temper tantrums when I was 2-5 years old count, but I also agonized about how little sense "social rules" made. I would spend a lot of time pondering and thinking about these things.

So I completely get this and empathize.
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maybe the trees of the orchard (hazelnut if I read correctly) are also used for their nuts?
The article is actually a critique of this idea, but clearly, no one read it
Been at it again with the amazing content. Love everything this guy does. He has taught me so much about network programming and C in a very accessible way.
New York Times to buy subscription sports site the Athletic for $550m
The patent system is so broken.
I don't see how it can while their "load a module" step involved compiling it from C++ source. Although I guess that doesn't explain why it is still so slow the subsequent times.
Unfortunately Amazon reviews, at least in my experience, mean very little any more. There are just too many marketing firms that specialize in messing with them.

Anecdotal example: a few months ago I bought an electric shaver that was very inexpensive and had thousands of 5-star reviews. It failed two months later, and when I went to leave the negative review, I found that the product no longer existed, but another identical-looking product with a different name from a different(?) company was the best-reviewed cheap electric shaver.
> -awesome ad block built in and by default, no need for extensions

You make it sound like the "need for extensions" is something bad while having the choice and control over what Ublock blocks is something far more superior than some build in ad-blocker provided by an ad-company.

> free of the political WTF-tier decisions of the organization backing Firefox.

I don't see how exchanging it to the shady business practices (yes...they fixed and excused for that...after it came out) of the Brave ad-company is better. But I guess this is actually some political statement you make here.
As the communists would say - it’s not who votes matters, but who counts. GOP is learning all the right lessons from Lenin and soviets (and Nazies too I think).
Greed is just another dimension to cooperation. Asocial species don't have "greed", because it means nothing for one individual to "hoard" against another.

Greed exists precisely because the species is social, not despite it.
Same, tried it, hated their crypto push and ads, uninstalled and never looked back. I'll never use Brave because of their stupid default decisions like putting a "tip" button under each Tweet or random news articles. Such a shame too because otherwise it's a decent browser.

That said, Firefox Quantum is vastly superior in my opinion without all the crypto bullshit.
I don't think tech managers should be taking management lessons from Full Metal Jacket in any case. But I sat at a lunch table with this guy every day for 3 years, and I know he was not trying to motivate me. He was trying to keep me in my place.
That was commendable of you to take time to explain to them in 1:1, but my suspicion is that it does not scale.

Suppose this wasn't the last time it happened - how much of your time are you willing to put into explaining to person after person after person how their behavior is freaking you out? If it happens in different places, several times a month (or week), it can get pretty old quickly, and that may shorten your patience.
>In 2022 who still uses the term "courting"?

This guy, apparently:

"When I wasn’t lifting and courting, I was building a network of intellectuals interested in problems of governance from beyond the established liberal democratic paradigm."

What a sentence.

>"I feel like it's a term used by somebody from the Edwardian era who needs a refill on their moustache wax."

I knew someone like this. The running joke was that they were a purveyor of 19th century elixirs, tonics—things of that nature. Then they shaved, and the magic ended.
The media will plant and reinforce the idea until it does happen.
I am tracking the best reads on Internet and have a private Telegram channel. You can access it here:

https://t.me/+pwdYcfBiV1I3Njll

Users clicking on it will need Telegram. I plan to have a private group to share/discover and amplify other best finds. Each of the links posted here is personally vetted. Long form links are encouraged. Reactions are switched on by default (you can react to the posts). Forwarding is restricted.
Personally I want a referendum. Why does everyone jump to war as the first option (unless the killing of the others is the true desire rather than a necessary evil)?
Past related threads:

Beej's Guide to Unix IPC (2010) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9619375 - May 2015 (31 comments)

Beejs Guide to Unix IPC - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1525227 - July 2010 (19 comments)
This is my experience exactly. I speak fast, and typing for communication just feels really slow, since I'm thinking at my normal speed.

Typing commands or programming isn't so annoying though, because my speed of thought is slower then... Except for the occasional long commands such as 'sudo systemctl restart asterisk' or something.
That was basically it, not a great solution.
I have a keyboard[0] that supports a concept of layers which means if I press a key (or hold it down) the layout changes.

With this, I have it set such that the keys i o, and k l, are for curly braces and parentheses. My left hand holds down the trigger to swap layers and so that my right hand doesn't have to move much if at all to hit these keys.

[0]https://ergodox-ez.com
Continuations FAQ
You have a lot of cautionary advice here which would be good for people to have awareness, but I have to say it comes across as very confrontational advice rooted in an us vs them culture that may be very much influenced by where you worked and what you went through. I'm sure these are all learned defense mechanisms but I'd beware of this way of living life.

Sure you can hypothetically get in trouble later if you share your life issue with a colleague and somehow this would bite you later, but you also may have a lifelong friend or simply a friendly face to talk to.

Your advice reads as a guide on "How to make sure your feelings never get hurt from work" whereas you can optimize for somewhere more in the middle where you allow yourself more freedom and happiness by increasing the risk of some potential but less likely bad outcomes.
PopcornTime was hugely popular here a couple of years ago but now Stremio just put up a better product that did the same, and I hadn't heard of Popcorn in a while; I guess that's probably a big part of the reason.
GameStop Entering NFT and Cryptocurrency Markets as Part of Turnaround Plan
The biggest problem with EDI is semantics. When humans talk to each other they have ways of disambiguating the words and jargon used. Mistakes still happen.

Semantics are embedded at different layers of different systems and machines don't have the common sense to notice different semantic schemas.

From the medical side; we had a pathology system, an ADT (admission, discharge, transfer) system, a clinical system, and a billing system. The semantics of what constitutes a demographic update of a patient record vs. an update of an encounter (visit) is bad enough when the same data may be denormalized in messages in both streams. Even with an established interchange format (HL7) each system encodes patients, their visits, their billing codes, and their results in slightly different ways. Sure; the pathology system and clinical system both understand HL7 and ICD9, but do they agree on what it means when a modifier gets added to one of the codes during an update? Or does an interface engine MITMing the connection have to generate a delete/insert in one direction to synchronize the semantic meaning in the downstream systems? Or what exactly does "gross description" mean to a pathologist vs. a clinician (not to mention a biller or admission clerk or me), not to mention the systems that are supposed to store this information in a meaningful way (it turns out the best quantifiable semantic representation of the latter is plain ASCII, or maybe a rich text formatted document).
Why isn’t John von Neumann better known?
Does the x86 -> ARM translation work in both directions?
The supplier for all of them is TSMC, Apple being >50% of their production has a huge advantage

https://www.gizmochina.com/2021/02/08/apple-tsmc-5nm-chips-2...
Github repo?

Hard to assess vague claims without seeing something concrete.
It also introduces some, so it just might even out.
Which I recently found out originated in the US: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lingo_(American_game_show)
>>> It’s surprising how many more resources you have than you might think, especially when you have a good purpose and you bother to actually call them in.

Ie call up a friend who’s working like a sucker. Or has some extra trust fund bucks.
Is it really soulless? It seems like it solves a real problem: many Gitea instances are very small. The devs are passionate about their work and they are all working toward improving the software. So what if it's a copycat? GitHub could be argued to be a copycat of SourceForge. Gitea/forgefriends offers new features and improvements over GitHub. Gitea is as useful as GitHub for hosting a git repo with a web interface, but the federation aspect makes Gitea also a social site (much like GitHub).

As for the logo, the line in the middle is the "string" for the tea bag. It is a different size because the actual logo is not part of the string, so the distinction must be made.

> This is woke IT, as long as it is decentralised it is somehow better than other software no matter how crapy the UX.

As someone who has used Gitea in the past, it is wonderful for it's goal of running a Git server with a webUI. Don't knock it until you've tried it.

> And please don't tell me it is open source software and I can contribute something, like I have time for that. Just take my money and shut up instead of, you know, using my tax money for stuff I don't care about. Thanks for listing to my TED talk.

If you're not willing to work toward fixing something, then stop complaining about it.
Japanese input’s core part is less the direct input and more the conversion to the target character (which relies on the IME, so we’re not far from the “chorded” mechanism of this keyboard)

For instance there is a “kana” mode that let’s you direct input each kana with one keystroke only, which is way faster than romaji input, but is ignored by 99% of the population because the ROI on learning it is extremely low as you’re still converting to kanji at the end. To your point, a ten-key style input on desktop would probably be slower than kana input.
How fast can he write Perl code?
I just happen to have looked at the truffle prices in Austin, Texas, USA yesterday. It was $1200/pound. We have, essentially, no truffles in the US. It is clear that the truffle farmers of France do not have enough to be exporting to the US (or else there is some other obstacle). If a US farmer finally manages to produce significant quantities (and we have heard news of this kind of breakthrough before that never really delivered), it will be filling currently unmet demand.
The Radical Young Intellectuals Who Want to Take over the American Right
If those things are racist then every sitting president has been racist, including the current one. It doesn't seem very useful to make racism so broad that everyone is a racist.
Is StarLink an option?
Yes, but you would think the economist would describe the preceding economic turmoil. Whatever their politics, all americans have it relatively very good. When that changes and there is serious blaming and fingerpointing then it is the liberals fault or conservatives fault, the worse it gets the more racial and xenophobic it gets.

The difference between social unrest and civil war is the latter has organized military forces on both sides. In the US it will never be militias going at it, it will be state national guards and other branches of military. Things would need to get very bad to where for example nebraska blocks trains and California blocks trucks to opposing states.

I am not saying the whole blm vs white supremacist b.s. has no place, I am just saying that social unrear would need to be very bad with state gov/police support causing other states to intervene.

One way or the other, a state would need to refuse to cooperate with fed gov even with military intervention.

For perspective, when JFK sent troops to let the first black kid attend school with white kids, the governor did no command his military to resist. Things would need to get worse than that.

Even with the internet, this can't be less than 8-10 years away, by that time the population will change significantly. Boomer deaths but also post 9/11 kids who only knew crisis after crisis either very hungry or repulsed by the idea of an internal conflict.

Meanwhile China, Russia and pals are working very hard to undermine the US economy. My guess is they will somewhat succeed before any serious social turmoil. Also, keep in mind, terror works very well against the US population (sorry NSA guy monitoring this), be it 9/11, afghanistan or vietnam, events that get the people overhwelmed and upset will have lasting and effective change. If that were not the case the US would have invaded pakistan and afghanistan leaving them in ruins very fast and getting out, vietnam would have been a proper invasion instead of supporting south vietnam and it would have lasted as long as it needed to, the military would be much more brutal and cruel like most other non-western military forces (rape, murder,etc... rampant). My point is the US as a whole country is not the same as 156 years ago, serious conflicts will not persist due to weak stomach. It will take a lot (hunger, national shame,etc...)

Horrible things to think about.
I found this is not actually an "Alpine" issue but a libmusl issue. Lots of stuff like local support does not work for musl.
I do like the compact size of Alpine but, if you are not developing on with libmusl underneath there seem to be lots of surprises.
Lol, wut? Clinton won hispanics 66-28 in 2016. Biden won hispanics 59-38 in 2020.

https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2021/06/30/behind-biden...
South Korea
- has elections
- has a free press
- allows people to leave

etc
>I am autistic, pretty much all of the people I know are autistic

I'm not trying to tell you what words you should and shouldn't use; obviously in your circumstance it's a word more likely to cause a political schism and lead to misunderstandings.

Most people, though, live in a NT-dominated culture where the terms "Aspergers" and "Autism" both carry extremely different connotations.

One invokes images of an aloof professor who has misunderstandings but means well, the other invokes images of a child that screams and shits themselves.

In this instance, describing yourself as "Autistic" has real negative consequences that can be greatly ameliorated simply by making a slightly different language choice.

The history of the word is irrelevant.
Here is the direct link to the CharaCorder website https://www.charachorder.com/
A BTC transaction (on chain) brings the miner about $100, but most of that is from the coinbase mining reward, and a small part only from transaction fees (though that proportion will grow, presumably, as coinbase halves to zero). A good chunk of that will be energy costs, so an on-chain transaction will have significant energy costs (and probably way more than the current average fee of $2.65/tx, which, btw, is more than your "email transfer").

Off-chain transactions (like lightning, or from one exchange account to another at the same exchange, or from one account to another at the Salvadorean "wallet") can of course be quick and cheap, like any centralised banking.
I think empathy is the right word meaning to sense/feel what the other person is feeling. Being empathetic is the comforting non-avoidance aspect.
Thats weird, you still get ~ 60 days to find a new job. In case you dont have any lined up.
I think it is mostly validation of the concept, such that one might expect more in the future?
"Numbers talk, bullshit walks." (L. Torvalds)

Let's see the performance of ART on some benchmark tasks, then we can talk.
This company partners with landowners to produce truffles:

https://www.americantruffle.com

It was founded by a Stanford scientist.
That would be an easy criminal case. Trade secrets arguably are better protected by the law than patents for certain types of knowledge.
Tell HN: I knew I was headed for a heart attack
I'm not overweight (OK, I should lose 10 pounds). I'm in decent shape. And yet, I just had two stents put in my heart, because one coronary artery was 90% blocked and one was 80% blocked. How did I know to start looking for that kind of problem?

It's pretty simple. A doctor told me "Your physical performance falls off slowly, over decades. That's not what you're looking for. When it drops off quickly, over a week or two, that's what you're looking for." And that's what happened. I play ultimate frisbee. One day I realized, "Hey, I'm more winded than I was two weeks ago. And it's taking me longer to recover from being winded."

So I got a stress echo test on my heart[1]. That showed "abnormal motion of the heart muscles under stress". Translation: the arteries couldn't feed enough oxygen to part of my heart when it was having to beat really hard.

Note well: This is not the only way to tell. Pay attention to other things, too (especially to crushing pain in your chest). But if you see this kind of drop-off in your physical performance, don't ignore it.

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[1] This is an interesting test. They take some ultrasounds of your heart, then run you on a treadmill until your heart rate reaches 90% of your theoretical maximum, then take some more ultrasounds.

One part that hackers might appreciate: During the ultrasounds, they told me to take a deep breath, then let it out, then stop. Eventually I asked why. Turns out they're trying to shoot an ultrasound beam between my ribs to the heart, and they have to get the spacing between the ribs to line up with the part of the heart that they're trying to see. So they use my lung volume to change the spacing. I thought that was very clever.
Their execution sucks.

There are factors I'm not interested in trying to explain to an internet stranger hellbent on schooling me about how wrong I am about my life.

Don't get me wrong: I sincerely wish I had more people in my life who could help me poke holes in what I think of the problem space and find a path forward that works for me.

I think a lack of such constructive feedback is a major overlooked barrier to female business success. The problem is men seem to have access to such constructive feedback privately. Doing this publicly in this way is not optimal.
Nine days ago :)

> Fun fact: this concept is also the basis for a game show on Dutch national TV. I took part two years ago, and spent way too much time optimising our strategy: https://vincenttunru.com/hacking-a-gameshow/

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29713212

And we even went up to ten letters! (Albeit in a slightly different format.)
Do you believe that winning the Hispanic vote automatically makes someone not a racist? That is a pretty strange standard to go by. Is someone a racist by not winning the Hispanic vote? Are you aware of the racial divides and disparities that exist in almost every Latin American country?

At any rate, I did not call Trump a racist. I said that he catered to the white nationalist sentiment. Trump is a charlatan and an opportunist. His politics are self enrichment and aggrandizement and if catering to white nationalist sentiment gets him fealty the he desires then he will do so.

Trump is a liar and devoid of redeeming qualities. It is easy to find the ways he is flawed and only deliberate ignorance can explain someone not being aware of the many, many character flaws the man has.