skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ha, this is great. I just spent the holiday break launching a kubernetes cluster in my home lab, on which I’ve deployed a Minecraft server to play with my friends. I guess with this I could manage my Minecraft kubernetes deployment WITHIN the world itself. One creeper and the whole server comes crumbling down. It would be a very risky game.
In person school is not exactly motivating either. Trying to force information students don't care about and won't use into their heads and have them remember it is hard. Learning about things you care about is highly motivating. School has a limited amount of that.

The High School Survey of Student Engagement finds that 66% of high school students are bored in class every day. Seventeen percent say they're bored in every class every day. Two percent claim they're never bored. 82% say the material isn't interesting; 41% that it isn't relevant[1]. Middle school students are bored 36% of the time during schoolwork, versus 17% for other activities.

[1]Yazzie-Mintz 2010, pp.6-7

[2] Larson and Richards 1991, pp. 427-29
There clearly are a lot of scammers and grifters in this market, as with all upcoming markets usually, but how is crypto a scam industry? In 13 years the fundamentals of Bitcoin have not been exploited. Algorithmically I mean. Human element wise perhaps.
You had to be there and hear the tone. I didn't hold anything against her it was just that the wow was way too drawn out to be funny IMO
When I tried CloudFlare, they injected a JavaScript into my site that was bigger than my entire site. That was a couple of years ago, but I can't bring myself to trust them anymore. I also don't like their growing control over the web.
> The way they read the situation, the interviewer was laughing at them

This is the problem. There are many situations in a career which aren't "normal" and will make people nervous. Giving presentations. Talking to the CEO. Or the boss's boss. Or the leading expert at X. Being in a meeting with all the execs. Or in a performance review. Meeting with clients/customers/potential customers. If every time a person is nervous they assume ill intent of others at the slightest hint, they are going to be problematic. They don't intend to be problematic, but they are.

The point of a mechanism like that given is that you don't have to make a judgement. It's self selecting. In this specific scenario, the kotlin example interviewer a) laughed b) offended a person and c) probably wasn't even aware they had caused offense and d) kept the person out of the company.

If b) had gone down the other path, the person isn't offended and (all else equal) is still enthused to work at the company.
That was about Japan’s Paper Culture but was very well written and liked.

Regarding JetPens, they’re great at mixing valuable information with a superb product line and customer service - very rare in 2022. It’s I used to like going to brick and mortar shops in the first place. I find it’s becoming less and less common to find a salesperson that knows anything about the products they’re selling (outside of niche shops). Which means although I do try to use local shops where possible, to support them, inevitably I end up doing my own research and shopping online/elsewhere.
> Or how huge Bitcoin mining operations basically decide what chain to work on, with no accountability to anyone who "owns" Bitcoin?

Out of interest do you have an example of the chain following a particular head due to collaborative mining over 51% of the network for this to work?
Or work for an agency. :)
"After the first two cathedrals burned down in the 11th and 12th centuries, the current structure, a late Romanesque building with four large towers, was built in the 13th century."
1000 years, huh?

Where is the grav-drone delivery pad?

You know the satelite microwave energy beam receiver needs to be aligned, and have at least an 8m opening to the sky right?

And are all other openings properly sealed or filtered? You don't want any of the radioactive atmosphere seeping in.

Speaking of which, you do have at least 1m double walls to house water radidion shielding, or are you using lead?

Only kidding, but it's impossible to know what needs will be in 1000 years, so it's much better to make something modular, reconfigurable, etc.
> His identity was confirmed when police found a Facebook page of a now-closed restaurant, Cocina de Manu, which was located nearby. It had posted photos of Gammino wearing chef's clothes and he was identified by a scar on his chin.

I wonder if it was pure luck that the specific restaurant had a police officer look at its Facebook page and identify someone aged 20 years since the last likely photo, or if some image detection/data mining was used that then identified the escapee.
Your money is melting away.

Your options are buying houses, which are fixed and hard to sell; stocks, which can be inflated and are not internationally portable (only between brokerages) or Bitcoin which is globally portable, takes no space, cannot be inflated or controlled by any State and self custodial.

Where is the scam, except working for inflating fiat?

Jwz already made his money, and owns a nightclub in SF. Your average worker in Turkey or Nigeria just wants the fruit of his labor not to be eroded away by politicians.
You can normally find Pentel Twist-Erase pencils in office supply stores; they aren't as well balanced as the Graphgear but I prefer them because they come with the equivalent of ~10 pencil erasers attached, and I do a lot of erasing because I produce bad ideas almost as frequently as I produce good ideas :)
It's interesting - I see Cloudflare a rising force against network attacks more than its CDN properties. It will become the defacto centralized network. Not sure if I like that philosophically, but practically and as a engineer, most enterprises will choose to get their DDoS, WAF, Zero Trust products. Networks are the most vulnerable part of the internet infrastructure. Cyber warfare isn't just a talking point on a 60-minutes episode, it is a real threat to large businesses and they'll opt for centralized control over decentralized risk. They'll keep Cloudflare CEO in check, if not the shareholders/BoD.
When I was doing this, I would just use a tablet.

Android, iPad, Windows, they all have monitor extending software and have for at least a decade now.

Saves you the need to by a screen if you've already got a tablet lying around somewhere.
[name redacted], This happened to me, not you. I was nowhere near death. The police changed my story and exaggerated my account. There was no strangulation. Stay in your lane. Mind your own business. Please get over [name redacted] and find a new man to stalk and obsess over
I'm guessing your password manager is copying passwords to the clipboard. In that case iTerm2 seems more secure for console access auth
You seem to be having delusions, since nowhere did anyone "pretend" this was something other than a piece of marketing produced by a pen retailer.

I was only addressing the grammar of the statement and the fact that "x for 2022" is a future looking statement, so it isn't wrong just because it is early in the year - which your complaint seemed to be directed at. The calendar sentence was to point out a more clearer example of this. I don't care to address whether it is reasonable to rate things for the coming year or not - that seems to bother you quite a bit.
Ask HN: When Should You Repost?
As per the title, I see people mentioning reposting. I've never done it, although one time I posted the original paper an article was based on about a week after not getting any response (which then got 25 points). So what are the reposting dos and donts?
My point was that in a "normal" (from this side of the world) society, a congressman would be able to steal enough to be able to fly privately easily.
Might be nice to allow a private repo to be made public by a successor. Successor could always clone to a public repo or somesuch, but it might be clearer if it was a github allowed pathway.
Ethereum uses pow. Their pos mechanism doesn't work and is a perpetual coming soon promise
I have several pieces of Bluetooth hardware that don't work on my Mac.

I get told that I should have bought something that was Mac compatible, and no one says that Mac's have a terrible out of the box experience or that it makes it a deal-breaker.
I think situation is different when they had almost empty flights and not a festive season. In that case they can cancel the schedule months ago and provide different arrangement to the 6 people that booked.
Q10 is such a great the device; BB10 OS was something special. Sad that BlackBerry never realized that the only way to become dominant when you have superior technology is to open it up, and give it away; at least if that is what your competitors are doing.
Only on Twitter would you be labeled as a Trumper. Or maybe your circles are like that in real life (that would be very unfortunate). You might find a lot of people agree with you, be bold and speak your mind!
The Changing World Order: The New Paradigm
I would like "interesting problems" + "great work-life balance". Any recommendations on places these days? Don't seem to exist anymore, sadly.
Strong agree. The spreadsheet metaphor makes complex computing tasks approachable to a very wide population of people and we've all benefitted from it.

It also is not all roses. From a maintenance, collaboration and correctness standpoint there are many footguns that have caused massive pain. I've yet to see other no code solutions trying to learn from these lessons.
This is absolutely false.

Before people die they have to be in the hospital. Hospitalization rates are extremely low considering the infection rate. Death rates are also very low.

This is essentially a flu at this point, even for the unvaccinated. People with 2 shots are as susceptible to omicron infection as the unvaccinated, and once the booster wanes, so will the triple boosted.
A colleague of mine once wrote a Websphere AS console app as a Minecraft mod. Little buttons and levers and dials to control stuff. V cool.

This looks similar.
Don't know about Utah, but I didn't see any Florida politicians going to NY (a very pro Covid-measures state) in their free time during this pandemic. There is instead the recent case of a very famous NY politician going to Florida in her free time, no mask and all.
This is an absurd view. Having your charity financially dependent on puppy killers or (say) weapons manufacturers undermines your ability to act ethically in various situations, which you may or may not see as important. Here you might picture Assange taking Russian money (indirectly) and the ethical swamp he finds himself in when he criticising behaviour that is an assault on journalism in the west while deciding whether or not to cover the astounding number of journalists in Russia that tend to fall out of windows.

A bigger problem is that it swiftly undermines an important trait of a charity which is: that it ought to represent ethical action in at least some (palatable) framework that appeals to people who would consider donating toward that work.
For example, I donated to Wikileaks years before Assange's choices made that work highly questionable, and like many other observers would now never consider donating to wikileaks again. The damage to Wikileaks' credibility has hit the organisation in both financial and cultural spheres. Their ability to advocate depends significantly on their reputation.

Not every charities end up with a conundrum quite this dramatic, but it's not uncommon they face some. One example is LGBTQ charities, who are offered money by large organisations which those organisation in return use to portray themselves as more progressive. Those same orgs may still have discriminatory hiring practices or a troubled history with LGBTQ community, and where that occurs, the act of taking that money significantly undermines the charities' reputation among the LGBTQ community itself. This isn't hypothetical, I've seen this happen, both with large companies and with police, which for many decades persecuted LGBTQ people—and in some places still do.
My Brother laser printer doesn't have a driver that works on MacOS anymore, it's old enough that it tries to install some 32bit software which is rejected.

Similar situation for Windows as yourself, only unsigned XP drivers.

Linux works without installing anything.
Thanks for answering and working on this project!

I’ll check out that OCI Runtime specification…I just wonder if development in this field is possible for someone like myself. Is the primary way to interface with those kernel features done via system calls?
I think you’ve got the 80TB item confused with storage. They are talking about 80 TB of transfer over the internet in a month. I doubt they have 80TB of assets laying around on Vercel. That would cost them an arm and a leg with Vercel I’d expect.
The "crypto market" is also very correlated to the US stock market, and risk assets in general.

The best way to push the energy usage of PoW money down is to get back fiat money under control and stop incentivizing reckless gambling, like the FED finally seems to be doing.
Only for those that are stuck getting a job as soon as possible and cannot afford to say no.

Otherwise there are plenty of companies that haven't fall into leetcode cargo cult.
How is fiat an alternative to cryptocurrency? Fiat is printed without transparency [1] whereas cryptocurrency is not for example. How are these the same?

[1] https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M1 has been discontinued.
Less than 1000 kids under the age of 18 died from Covid despite tens of millions of infections. That’s vastly less than the flu.
I am honestly curious how you don't instinctively see it as a "dog chasing car" kind of competition.

I think it has to be evenly matched to be a rivalry, although I admit that I'm assuming you're an average hacker news user and not someone who has, say one Grammy and a few (not yet several) tonight show appearances.

I don't find people who are way better than me very inspiring because when the difference is that big, it's probably up to what proteins our bodies are folding moreso than anything conscious we're choosing to do.

What I'd like to see, honestly, is someone really successful that was about as dull as I am. Now that would be inspiring.
NASA Webb Telescope 'Blocks' NASASun, NASAMoon and NASAEarth on Twitter
> So using cloudflare on a cache hit (best case), you save something like 160ms per roundtrip.

Per packet. If you're doing a cold start, you'll pay that latency cost several times over: first the TCP handshake (3 roundtrips), and then the TLS handshake (2 more roundtrips). That's 800ms of extra latency before you even get to sending the first HTTPx request.

Cold start latency matters a lot.
Private keys aren’t shared though. You never have to worry about leaking a secret when you authenticate with a key because the private key never leaves your machine.
A Cypherpunk’s Manifesto (1993)
> Does this make me shallow and stupid?

No. In the dating sphere, people have a thousand things that go into their preference.

If someone living a 25 minute drive away can be a deal-breaker, having them sometimes not get your message asking if they want to go do something can be too.

The problem is that the choices are entirely in between proprietary systems, or a system like SMS which has a bunch of crappy behavior, or the new contender RCS which is kinda both. (missing arguably essential privacy features, still isn't really deployed as a standard since Google is running all of the infrastructure rather than carriers).

So we have no clear winner; instead we have tribes. Any time two tribes have to fall back to SMS it is going to be miserable.
‘AI Dungeon’ Creator Nick Walton Uses AI to Generate Infinite Gaming Storylines
I had the same issue in an Amazon interview in 2020. Couldn’t understand the interviewer’s extremely strong accent so I had to keep asking him to repeat himself. I never really understood the question he was asking. Not the best experience.

But, I did work for Amazon several years before and that was mostly a good experience. So, luck of the draw, depending on which manager/team you get assigned to.
Add a local DNS server that rotates the AAAA record in tandem, and voila!
The Brave New World cometh
Have anything in infrastructure/operations/Linux sysadmin type areas?
so what, taxes now become a voluntary contribution to whatever charity you want to donate to? And you don't see any scale issues with that?
Haha you are such a hateful person. Please get help. Get therapy. I’m perfectly aware of what happened and I am not being “brainwashed.” You were not there. Quit telling my story as your story. He didn’t abuse you. He was trying to get you off his back, and you kept harassing him from multiple fake numbers. I would tell someone like you something mean to make you stop liking me too if I were in that position. Sometimes you have to block someone if they hurt you. He blocked you, and you created fake numbers to continually harass him and make his life a living nightmare. Does the make you happy, [name redacted]? Do you get off on this?
Very very badly.

"the law reduced average test scores on the state’s standardized exam by approximately 20% of a standard deviation":
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S027277571...

"8 percent reduction in total compensation" https://www.cato.org/sites/cato.org/files/pubs/pdf/rb71.pdf

Not only does this hold up in general, it holds up district by district. Districts that still had collective bargaining had better scores than one that didn't (even after controlling for confounds, it was the union status that made the difference).

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0160449X1988337...

Not only that, teacher shortages are worse, and they're much worse in rural areas.

https://search.proquest.com/openview/5ae518d77f9e44551206208...

So the outcome is: Teachers make less money, there are fewer teachers to be had, and students are scoring much worse.

A win-win-win for conservatives!
What is your strategy for dealing with server failure?
Not to be confused with the Mentesis, who will teach you malevolently to get the better of you.
In this context, “plume” would probably be translated to “quill” rather than “feather” (or “nib”, for the metal bit that touches the paper). It’s ambiguous in French, because if is the same word for the bird thing and the writing instrument.
It's totally fine if you want to implement a DL library using Numpy. Just don't call it "from scratch". Especially if you say "in pure Python". Numpy is just as "pure Python" as Pytorch, so this does not make much sense.
>taxes now become a voluntary contribution to whatever charity

yes

>And you don't see any scale issues with that?

No. I see it vastly superior as private competition ensures people can donate to charities they find most effective, rather than monopolized government with little incentive for efficiency.
Why do you consider the energy usage from GPUs mining cryptocurrency worse than energy usage from GPUs used for playing video games or rendering CGI graphics? Or porn? TV commercials?

Why is it considered OK to generate massive amounts of pollution and expend tremendous energy flying beef from Japan to New York for people's consumption, when there are perfectly edible cuts of beef which require at most a short train ride?

What if the crypto is mined in part or full by renewable energy, which many crypto miners do (it's economically to their advantage in certain areas/climates)?

If the goal is saving the planet, there are plenty of activities like flying internationally for pleasure, or eating meat that do far more environmental damage than cryptocurrency mining.
The author believes "a Twitter where your popular tweets earn you money" would be a good thing? Twitter is already full of people trying to shout the loudest - how can adding a financial incentive to shout even louder make things better rather than worse?
This may be true short term, but it doesn't hold long term. When you support a competitor you improve the narrative for its relative strength.

Eventually I think Bitcoin will lose out to PoS cryptocurrencies (probably Ethereum), and many people such as myself are specifically rallying behind this narrative, which is why we see bitcoin dominance at near historic lows, and I suspect it's unlikely to recover to >70% and perhaps not even >60%.
Sure. And FTX bought arena naming rights too.

My point being that no exchange is winning on “is a better exchange than competition,” they’re winning on name recognition.
Well, if you don’t think there is a big difference between legal and illegal things we might have to agree to disagree.
Check out de Broglie wavelength. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matter_wave
Most US Airlines also charge you extra to select a seat on the cheapest fare level. At least American and Delta along with Spirit and Frontier. If you choose to pay that fee during booking, you can normally select a seat then.
I was hoping for a deadly bacteria article
It was not strangling. You don’t know what happened, so please stay out of it. It’s not your case. And no, I didn’t lie. It was misconstrued. Read what I said— i had the police redact the report bc they inflated what I said.
git/hg clone from a remote host (using ssh key auth)
> Canada's healthcare is extremely overrated (it's basically bottom tier compared to other countries at our income level or anyone in the EU)

Funny that you say that and then tell that person to move to the US, the only country with a healthcare system that is positively disastrous compared to the Canadian one. https://www.commonwealthfund.org/publications/fund-reports/2...
NFTs in the current form might be pretty useless as such (just a proof you "first purchased" a jpeg). But I think in the gaming space this will become huge and actually makes sense - use elements (items, characters, stats,...) and their history in different and independent games if the developer wants to integrate them. No lock-in and portable, not tied to game-specific accounts.
Redragon keyboard. And where I tried to imply im trying to switch to linux I don’t know, I balance my usage with linux and windows. If running major softwares used by lots of people is anti-ethical to linux, people must stop suggesting it as a daily driver for them. Speak to any gamer about if he wants anti-cheat or privacy, without hesitation they will say anti-cheat, so stop suggest proton as a magical replacement. If linux wants to be a daily driver, it needs to be as seamless as windows. I don’t want to spend dozens of hours on what config, or driver i have to tinker with to get some basic software or hardware support. Linux is not there yet. btw Nvidia graphics are proprietary and not exactly opensource, since its anti ethical to linux philosophy, shall we stop using graphic cards?
Ok you and who else? Are you going to use another woman to side with your vendetta against him to try to cancel him and get him fired?
The ambiguity of the English language can often be lessened via simple changes, such as: Stars may form 10 times faster than generally thought.
"from scratch" in this context does not make any sense - Pytorch is already implemented "from scratch" using Python, C++, and CUDA. Implementing Pytorch using Numpy is the opposite of "from scratch".
Wow very interesting. Didn’t realize you could order stuff from jail/prison etc. In any case glad you are out and wish you the best!
You should read about hearts and obesity
If you are even really her...

Why did you accuse him of strangling you again on Twitter on October 14, 2021 a full 52 days after the incident then?

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1A4SUnQG9_f8JE5glOq9bA2DTOcb...
"Unregretted attrition", Amazon internal jargon that mandates firing 6% of all employees every year: https://www.businessinsider.com/amazon-tracks-unregretted-at...

This program is obviously not applied uniformly. It's purpose is to be bent to eliminate divisions that lose internal political battles.
I was hoping for an article about Westerns.
Hah! Wonder if they got any bites..