skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You can trivially do exactly the same thing in Haskell, so I think you’re suggesting that dynamic languages have no “real power”.
From V to Vanguard: Evolution of Distributed, Object-Oriented Microkernel (1993)
> The most incredible platform to watch this on is TikTok - if one doesn't purposely engage with opposing viewpoints, one's "For You Page" will be nearly entirely filled with shorts confirming your existing ideological biases. The only remaining few percentage points of content will be extremely popular Toks, which are almost always non-political trending memes, such as dances.

I'll also add that it tries very hard to pin you to a 'side'. I work in politics and am thoroughly disgusted by every major political faction right now, so the only political TikToks I like watching are shitposts or political humor. TikTok doesn't understand this, and I've noticed that whenever I dislike something political and serious, TT very quickly tries to serve me up political and serious videos from the opposite side of the aisle.
I already had a different side project with 300k users so it was incredibly easy to find PMF fast because I just emailed them.

Tech choices: I never reinvent the wheel. I just take working pieces from other work that I've done and glue it together. Anything custom, I'll read how others do it.

Lessons: I probably should've chosen a different market. If I had targeted companies and taught their employees professional education rather than poor amateur voice acting hobbyist, I'd probably be making $20M ARR. But I don't mind, this is still fun.
You don't need to know which one, because the abstract interface tells you how to use it...
New Hampshire also has no income tax or sales tax, and has infinitely better roads than nearby states like Massachusetts.

Roads are not particularly hard or costly to build. If they are a priority, they can be built and maintained without taxing a population to death. If you think its reasonable to lose a third or more of your income to pay for roads, you are a tremendous sucker.
In absolute terms, 120-150 million Euros is still a vast sum of money. It's still worth trying to crack down on.
If there was no cost having an ID that could serve for the sort of purposes you mention, I might agree with you.

But I have no desire to see a society in which zero-cost (or effectively zero-cost) ID systems are the legal requirement for those purposes. As a result, issuing and maintaining the records associated with physical world forms of ID have real costs associated with them, and I would question the benefits to society (even with "privacy" in mind) of replicating that per-potential-ID-category.

[ EDIT : Also, I would think that the way browser fingerprinting works would dissuade you from believing that one-ID-for-X and one-ID-for-Y is going to stop you from being uniquely identified. ]
Let me rephrase my question.

Are you nitpicking the difference between a different engineer and a programmer or are you interviewing a different sort of engineer?
So what happens if you have Google Voice with a legacy Google Apps account? https://workspace.google.com/intl/en_us/pricing.html shows that Google Voice is a separate add-on from Google Workspace
That's hard to answer. The philosophical, mathematical, and scientific flourishing in the the silk road cities of central Asia in particular during the Islamic golden age seems to have ended in the 1000s. Some people blame the influential book The Incoherence of the Philosophers[1], maybe they're right or maybe it just captured the zeitgeist and was effect rather than cause.

Before too long the Mongols came. Plan A for China was originally to kill everyone, burn the fields, and raise the biggest herds ever on the resulting grassland. Thankfully this was quickly abandoned for Plan B, conquer and tax the people. But Plan B needed larger armies than Plan A and when Khwarezmia offered an unforgivable insult while the bulk of the Mongol army was needed pacifying China they got the Plan A treatment and why it seems so weird to us that a contender for largest city in the world could have ever been in Turkmenistan.

[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Incoherence_of_the_Philoso...
These same C-band 5G frequencies are used in France (and 39 other countries).

There are no known interference issues.

Everything works fine, every day, for thousands of flights.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vanguard_(microkernel)
I use shotcut. It’s janky but I’m not doing anything fancy. It crashes sometimes when you get too deep so don’t forget to save!
I built https://blunders.io, a profiling tool for JVM applications. I think that I have a decent product but I'm not a great salesman :)
I knew something like this would probably come, but it doesn't make it any better. Complete BS.

16 years ago me and my friends signed up for "GMail for your domain". That's it. We wanted to use GMail, which was by far the best email available at the time, and have email addresses at our own domain instead of @gmail.com. That's it.

Since that time several of us have been using our GFYD/GSuite/Workspaces accounts as our primary Google accounts. We're not a business. We don't use any business features. We just use them as our personal Google accounts. We use them for YouTube, Photos, everything. Our entire digital identities are bound to these accounts.

Yet, over the years, these accounts are just worse than free personal Google accounts. Because we are not a business, there is absolutely no benefit to these accounts whatsoever other than the custom domain. In fact, we can't even use the new version of Google Pay. It only works with free accounts! We all had to switch to other payment platforms to split bills. Ironically, we'll have to use one of those non-Google platforms to split the Google Workspaces bill as well.

And now we're being forced to pay for something that everyone else gets for free. I'd be less angry if we got some kind of benefit above and beyond normal free Google accounts. I'd be less angry if the price wasn't a ridiculous per-user rate. I'd be less angry if we weren't forced into this against our will. This is not what we signed up for 16 years ago. I'd be less angry if they offered some way to escape. Let use merge/transition our accounts with personal Google accounts. Let us have personal accounts with custom domain, iCloud offers that feature now.

Nope. Just looks like most of our accounts are going to get deleted or are going to have to pay $6/month for nothing.
If the prion protein was discovered a few decades earlier, a certain Austrian dictator could have used this method to kill much more with much less of the hassle. Think a specific vaccine fore each "race".
My key takeaways from this that I also find thought provoking

> according to her findings, LSD cannot actually make one more creative. However, it can make a person “see” letters and words in different colors and experience synesthesia

No conclusion for me, I understand that people really want this to happen, I'm skeptical of that particular conclusion while also skeptical of what LSD could actually provide someone, but I'm open to any outcome.

> the drug enabled her to gain an insight into the world of the mentally ill by experiencing schizophrenia-like symptoms herself

This matches an 'empathy' element that many people say occurs after their usage
15 minute mobility routines - https://movewellapp.com

Basically - everyone has a foam roller. No one knows how to use it. Pick a routine based on what your goals are (working out, recovery, general low back pain) and we show you the movements to guide you through a routine in 15 minutes or less.
I make Nodewood: https://nodewood.com/

It's a SaaS starter kit/boilerplate written in Node.js and Vue 3. Made almost _exactly_ $500/month last year. Would have/should have made more with proper marketing, but I've been doing probably too much engineering instead. The next release should be the one to take it out of "beta" (honestly, an arbitrarily-chosen label, especially compared to some competitors with fewer features/work put into them), and then it'll be a bit easier to work with some potential partners who would prefer to promote non-beta software.
That would be a great solution. I would imagine many "legacy free" users are old GMail for Domains users who just want the same Google One functionality of @gmail.com addresses but with a custom domain.
Wi-Fi 7 hardware demos herald next-gen wireless networking
The left does support antifa in every place where they don't get prosecuted.
Hmm, if you're using x@example.com via G Suite, how do you transition away from G Suite but still use x@example.com to login to your Android phone and other Google sign-in related stuff? Anything you need to be careful of so you don't get locked out?
I've been able to stream Netflix, Disney+, and Prime to my TV via chromecast, and it's a weird mix. The main detriment is that for all the apps, when streaming from my phone, people watching the TV can't use the TV+Remote to do things like pick a different episode, or pick a different show -- so this makes it already a crap alternative unless I want to be involved in all the future viewing decisions.

One nice thing about the phone apps is that you can search for a different thing to watch _while_ currently watching something. Fast-forward/rewind also tends to be a little more intuitive with adraggable progress bar, except small-scale rewinds (1-2 minutes) of a movie is _harder_ because a few pixels is difficult to select cleanly.

I will say though that Prime is _freaking fantastic_ when streamed from my phone, better even than using the native TV interface. The Prime phone app lets you navigate _by scene_ in a show (e.g. Bosch) which my tv app won't let me do. I wish Netflix and D+ would/could copy that, specifically. I wish it didn't have spoilers in scene descriptions, but being able to say, "Hey go back to the start of the council of Elrond" is really nice, rather than having to use +/- 30 second increments.
SteamDB
> I'm a Google employee who just found out about this. I'm not annoyed that I have to pay, it's been ~13 years of free service and I don't think Google is obligated to continue providing this to me.

Well I'm very annoyed. It's not that I might have to pay for a service, it's the unfairness of it. I've several friends and family members up with accounts on my domain to be nice to them to make life easier for them or because they were too poor/techy to set up something for themselves.

I also have a few hacky things set up using free email accounts on my domain, because why not.

Now Google want to charge me cash for their accounts after I've done some free marketing for them in getting people using the Google ecosystem. They don't seem to be providing me with any help to get them transferred to a free account. It will cost me either a lot of money or time and/or social capital to solve this.

This is an enormous price jump from free. The free Google Apps or whatever it is had up to 100 users. If I had 100 users, that looks like £50 per user per year on their cheapest tier, so £500 [edit: £5,000!! - thanks, @alias_neo] a year.
> But the rules are arcane and the agencies are perpetually understaffed and the software systems are terrible

This is not accidental.
Before Mongols there were Seljuks https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seljuk_Empire. And fundamentalists of course played a major role. Good movie illustrating it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Physician_(2013_film) The movie also points out the conduit role Jews played between Muslim and Cristian worlds and thus the results of the persecution.
There are some important differences here as in Germany everyone has an official ID card. So there is no insanity like requesting copies of bills there. Stuff like VideoIdent feels a bit silly, but in the end this is somewhat close to how you do that in person, you show someone your official ID card and they take a look at you and try to decide if you look roughly like the person in the photo.

There is an official and modern alternative using the RFID chip in the ID cards, it's not used that widely but it seems like support is getting a bit broader. I tried it for the state pension site, and I could directly access my information there using only my ID card and the PIN for it.
Have you been inspired by CyberChef?
https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/
Rust:

let foo: serde_json::Value = serde_json::from_str(arbitraryJsonString)?;

There, just as powerful [1]. But you know what's even more powerful? After you've done your dynamic checks, you can do this on the entire JSON tree, or on a subtree:

let bar: MyStaticType = serde_json::from_value(foo)?;

and you get a fully parsed instance of a static type, with all the guarantees and performance benefits that entails.

[1] Value represents a JSON tree: https://docs.serde.rs/serde_json/enum.Value.html
They have been doing some pretty unfriendly moves towards their long-term customers, like making sure the new 1Password cannot be used without 'the cloud' like the old one could be.

I have no doubt raising more VC money will only accelerate such trends.

In fact I've decided to move off of 1Password to BitWarden, since at least one can realistically self-host it. That being said, it's not exactly easy to migrate from the latest 1Password so I wrote my own little utility to do it[1].

I think we need more competition to VC backed products in general, just imagine what would happen if the building blocks of say a GNU/Linux system we take for granted today would've been built with the mindset that investors are going to want a return on their investment.

I am not saying there's anything wrong with that in principle, but am not sure I want to surrender my passwords to these kinds of incentives.

1 - https://github.com/MatejLach/1password-linux-to-bitwarden
I have a *fat* stack of false claims sent into my company in NJ, that the burden was left on me to dispute. Finally the state paid one of these fictitious claims out to someone I have never met in NYC. I contacted my legislators about the situation, tried to get investigators to work the case, contacted the courts who sympathized but were unable to provide assistance. it is impossible to get in contact with someone anywhere to combat fraud. I ended up having to rename the company and change the structure so I would not have to pay into unemployment in the future.

Fast forward to COVID when we were requested to close for a few months and unemployment benefits were supposedly extended to freelancers, I filed for that time we were closed and it was stuck in pending status since April 2020.

I am of the opinion that unemployment insurance as it is in my state is an outright scam and should be abolished (and replaced if need be). New York and Pennsylvania had some delays, but nothing like the shit NJ has been.
https://www.budgetchallenge.org/pages/home gets you an idea of the challenge that they have.
A simple math equation can transform your productivity
NCEES briefly toyed with the idea of a Professional Engineer license for software but it went away due to lack of interest. I think it would take the initiative of employers or regulators to make it happen, and the former is not likely since it works against their own incentives (it effectively gives more leverage to those with the license)
Prices in excess of 1'000 CHF/day are not unusual if you get someone through an agency. Freelancer rates I’m less sure of, but they’re probably not far behind.
Right, but will this leave any room in the car for actual cargo? I'd like to see actual numbers (kg of battery / mile) here, my gut feeling is that lithium ion batteries are not good enough for this application, and they'll just end up using mostly diesel.

From the article:

> Parallel Systems cars can carry 128,000 pounds, or 2.8 times more than a semitruck. They also recharge in an hour: Without being plugged in or pulled off the track, the wheels can be recharged to drive another 500 miles.

Is this saying that a single charge can move a full load of cargo 500 miles?
Yes, I am fine with it.

There are a lot of nuanced variables that are hard to enumerate, but maximizing revenue is not evil.

My tenants voluntarily chose to sign a rental agreement, were aware of the terms of that agreement, I was always in compliance with all applicable laws on rent and fee collection, and when my tenants lease was terminated, it was always voluntarily and with all parties leaving on good terms.

I agree it is expensive to be poor, but I disagree that maximizing fee collection is why people hate landlords - lying about terms in the lease, violating local laws, denying applicants based on protected status, refusing repairs, trespassing, unlawful evictions, etc.

You can hate me for what I did though, I can't change that. I wish you luck.
This is another example of why we should use a unique email address and password for each account. If credit card is needed, use a virtual card. Otherwise one breach exposes our other accounts to compromise. anonaddy.com, simplelogin.com, and privacy.com are some of the services that help with this.
This is exactly the sort of comment that makes me not want to work with you. Who are you to assume the role of the individual in a battle against companies with “historically racist and sexist recruitment policies”? From my perspective, the burden is on you to demonstrate that this isn’t a emotionally charged reaction to the current political zeitgeist?
Switches: when I last looked, there were cheap mikrotik switches and tp-link, if you want to buy new. Otherwise search on eBay/craigslist/etc.

Network cards: intel, mellanox, solarflare. Intel has a lot of drivers for all OSes, mellanox is most stable electrically (you can provide it with separate power, no need for fancy adapters, just plug any 12v in), solarflare is cheapest on ebay if you buy 2-3-generations old cards. Actually, any 10G network card will do, just check if they have drivers for your OS.

Thunderbolt: there are ready-made eGPU cases, they are costly but easier to handle. If you want to be cheap: wait for sale of any thunderbolt3-to-nvme adapter. PCBs for all of them are made by the same factory (you can find it on alibaba/taobao) they differ only by box and branding. Based on intel JHL6340

edit: I have got this, it was on-sale at the time https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000200151507.html

edit2: just checked eBay, the cheapest solarflare "S7120" (it is SFN7022F actually) is $15 (!) + free shipping, wow. Though you'll need some sfps, they start from $6 (FTLX8571)
If you're using a provider, you're not on the hook for it.

Unless I'm mistaken in how this is implemented (not just server side)
I could bring up dozens of other examples of prominent scientists and public health professionals saying the same thing after the final Phase III results were published, but frankly I have to wonder if you’re worth the time it would take to collate them given the way you keep using pejorative terms like ‘gaslight’ and ‘lie’ in this discussion.

You’re starting from a predefined agenda and seeking evidence to fit, which is no way to go about things.
There are many alternatives. Some are purely EU enterprises, some use hosting by US entities. But it appears that more than ever, there is a lot of to choose from.

Just search in your search engine of choice and you will find plenty. Lots of comparison online. Some are more, some are less complete or accurate. With advent of affiliate marketing among vendors, the reviews start resembling VPN market.

Not listing anything specific. My company has a product in this space, but I will spare you self-promotion.
while True: l,s,d
I'm sure they'll run a single payer healthcare system just fine.
Address verification is orthogonal to identity verification.
Accounts with high karma are sold for all sorts of purposes, for marketing campaigns
(reddit is a cesspool of astroturfing) all the way to political campaigns.

https://quantummarketer.com/buy-reddit-accounts/
I've tried a few tools, the only one I kept using habitually was Trello.
always vim and "been able to exit, successfully"
Courts don't actually require you to check hashes like the OP claims. They do remarkably little evidence authentication unless the opposing party contests the evidence. Digital evidence is by default produced to the other side by low quality TIFF files.

If you want to accuse the other side of manipulation, you bring in an expert (who probably bills at nearly 1000 bucks an hour).

I didn't take this as a sign of OP being false because its likely he just doesn't understand why the firm wants to him to validate hashes. The likely reason is other employees fucked up transfers.
An Index Gone Rogue
[Basecamp](https://basecamp.com/) + [Hey](https://www.hey.com/)
I can say it's in the backlog, but I can't say if and when.
It is basically incorrect. Most people in these ingroups are hesitant about sharing things in public. They know it is not ok. The most communication is done within closed safe environments. I have several sect-members on FB and the total noise they make in my feed is very low.
Poop.

Welp, it's time to pay I guess.
In Rust: https://docs.serde.rs/serde_json/value/enum.Value.html
Also an https://improvmx.com user.

Recently Cloudflare also started enabling email forwarding. I believe it's still in Beta, and with the sites I've got in Cloudflare I got approved 2 weeks-ish after applying.

As for sending emails, I think you can use something like how ImprovMX suggests https://improvmx.com/guides/send-emails-using-gmail/
Not where I live: it often tries to lead me on the one way lane in the opposite direction. In Russia, Yandex Maps navigation is far superior.
Fastmail is great. Clean, simple pricing. Efficient, stable. It never gets in your way.
> Perhaps I'm on yet another different legacy thing.

I keep wondering the same thing. Haven't seen any communication at all from Google, so maybe for some reason I don't fall into this thing that is no longer free? They can't possibly do this to me and not even tell me... can they?
Do you think a company should be able to opt out of UI by offering unconditional severance?
Technology services vendors and the dangers of IP indemnities
> There was no concomitant demand for, say, EU companies or anyone else to shard off US users on domestically-hosted infrastructure.

US claims are wider in scope, since they demand services operating in the US to hand over data, wherever it's located, and wherever the users it's about are located.
> Idris's support for borrowing seems less powerful than Rust (it lacks first-class mutable borrows as far as I can tell).

Depends on what you mean. Idris's notion of multiplicities essentially subsumes Rust's borrowing (there's some differences with affine vs linear types), so I can't think off the top of my head of things that you can ensure with Rust that you can't with Idris, but Rust has a lot more quality of life improvements that make things less clunky (also having a GC, Idris can get away with a lot less need for borrowing in the first place).
I have a fondness of writing summary articles on to cap off a big work project (for instance, completing a database migration). A few of them get 'traction', but mainly I like the challenge of eloquently describing my problem/solution and giving myself a zitgeist of work I've done. It's satisfying.

Recently, I had an old colleague of mine reach out and ask if I had the time to be a part-time contractor/advisor for his tech consulting start-up, since their client needed to do a database migration. He had remembered me because of the articles I wrote. It's a nice bit of money on the side ($500-$2.5k a month depending on how much I work) and I'm always learning something new.
Fastmail looks great, thanks for the recommendation.

And I see they support custom domains too:

https://www.fastmail.help/hc/en-us/articles/360058753394-Cus...

Ticks all our boxes (admittedly our needs are very basic).
Any idea if they'll make a "gmail.com" account migration utility down the line? This is extremely concerning for Play store purchases, and anything non-email attached to the "google apps for your domain" account, like YouTube.