skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I agree with you 100%. I've had it for quite a while. When I see Youtube without being logged in, I really can't imagine using the at all with the current level of ads - it's gotten way worse in the past few years.

I also like having access to YouTube music but like so many things with streaming, you're not certain to get continued access to stuff you like. I've started buying MP3's of songs that I like again so that I don't have to worry that Google will stop carrying the music any more or raise prices on YouTube Premium to a level I don't like.

I have less and less trust for the big companies that provide these services so I'm focusing more on self-hosting and some form of ownership. It's not just MP3's. I'm also making sure that I'm using FOSS for my note taking (Joplin), backups (duplicati) and other such things. Some of this stuff is too valuable to me to risk losing access to.
Who is doing anything worth more than a living wage (some amount that meets basic needs where they live, plus some buffer) independent of all the infrastructure built with the know-how, sweat, and blood of others?
On LinkedIn nobody knows you're a homeless dog.
I just had my bank account terminated by Block (Square) because it was easier to boot their customer than deal with my support request which was outside of their pre-written script.

Their ToS of course allows them to terminate an account at any time for no reason. Their support staff keep saying that I violated the ToS, but they can't specify which one because of course they have no option in their system for someone who was terminated for NO violation of their ToS.
There’s only so many single-word .io, .app, and .ai domains left, and the trend to “tumblr”ize words has fallen out of fashion.
As far as I know, writing a research paper at all as an undergraduate is unusual.

In the US, afaik, the purpose of undergraduate work is to learn the material of the field. A Phd program then teaches the student how to do research in a field and the student goes on to do actual research only then.

An undergraduate would do a research paper as independent study or a special department class I think. With the provision that advisor is doing a lot of hand holding.

So handing fake data to someone's whose effectively a complete newby and letting them process it and publish it as their first achievement, is really despicable as the article seems to describe.
6.5 m across 5 hexes.
The human is maybe 1.25 hexes tall.

About 1.6m or 5'3". That's a dry short adult human.
by what definition is it not acceptable exactly?

Don’t use Google, or any search engine for that matter, I’d you don’t like ads. Try out Kagi or Neeva.
The employees have a lot of unvested stock most of the time, so they very much get to benefit from the stock price growth.
Rails itself depending on ActiveSupport, that's the problem. If users were to be able to use ActiveSupport or not, depending on their preferences all would be well.

Imho there isn't a good reason for Rails to depend on the monkey patched ActiveSupport parts and it could be factored out into less magicky functions inside Rails.
That sucks, I am trying to go car free (ownership at least). Uber and bicycle. Finally seeing why rent in NYC or Chicago isn't that expensive if you don't own a car.
It's getting bad enough where I'll put in a two word search, and one of them is unique and the obvious main keyword, but not necessarily obscure, and somehow the first several results still don't have the word. It's frustrating to the extreme.
Hell no. If they're violent then get them arrested and prosecuted. Banning them from flying forever is a complete government overreach. If they're just complaining loudly and being unruly without being violent (shouting/refusing to do things) then remove them from the flight and ban them from your airline as is your right, but none of that is against the law.
Yeah, for form factors at small Q^2, you need large lattices and the convergence isn't very good --> very computational intensive.
This article is blog spam dog shit.

“Company that pays exceptionally well is not doing an across the board CoL adjustment”

There is literally no story here.

Oh wow look another article from this spam site claims Google is the top paying employer in the US.

https://www.hcamag.com/us/news/general/top-50-companies-with...
Why not use both? You can support the content creator with a higher per-view rate and still block ads in other places.
From UrbanDictionary:

> Australian slang, meaning to throw an object very hard and fast. Generally an object small enough to fit in one hand.
Starbucks is a Bank that Sells Coffee
Forever ago, I created a Chrome extension that allowed you to annotate skills that had been endorsed by others with a "Hell No" label if you felt it was not deserved. For obvious reasons, it never got traction but got a few laughs on the podcast that inspired it, which was enough for me.
Yoooo, not offended at all. I work on the backend that powers navigation. I do like what I do. Of course it’s not as sexy as a 0-1 project at a startup but there are plenty of interesting problems and I really like the people. What makes me happy might not work for others of course. There are always trade offs
Yes, but this one looks like one, in the sense of "show a picture to someone who doesn't know about them and they will not believe that this is a real animal alive today".
All voting is censorship. The delivery of every piece of content should be completely randomized regardless of source, quality, heinousness, coherence, or relevance. All knowledge and reason is fundamentally flawed and thus should never be presented. Words are meaningless. All is void.
Or, like, 800.
I'm usually very wary of this kind of post, narrative building and all that, but I like this. And I feel like the honesty at the end of the authors success / path leaves room for the reader to put it all in context.

> If you you don't have any marketable skills, learn some. It's the future.

> Then make something that you can talk about. Make something cool.

> Next, find events where the people you want to work with are.

> Then get a drink into you (or don't) and talk to them about it.

I might add a Henry Rollins quote at the end of "(then) say yes to everything but make it work for you."

Then maybe one final step of, get super lucky and keep trying until you cant anymore.
Given "BSD systems already prohibit an empty argv" it certainly seems unlikely that it's a standards related issue in practice.

So (as they appear to be doing if I read correctly) keeping the patch in the tree for the moment, seeing what if anything actually breaks in practice, and then trying to figure out what the best answer is from there, is probably the only thing to do.

It's always a horrible day for a developer when they discover they have a bugwards compatibility problem and while it's, I guess, debatable if that's exactly what we're seeing here, it's close enough to the pain I know well that I have much sympathy for everybody involved here.
This is theft. You reverse the transactions. Not give it to whoever you think is the rightful recipient.
There's free custom domain email options elsewhere, including Yandex (free up to 1,000 accounts), which I will use as an External Account via a free Gmail account. It is infuriating to need to go through all the hassle of mucking about with DNS and configs in Docker containers across a dozen domains. Why not just let me use it with a free Gmail account directly? Lol.
A Person Says He Solved the Most Controversial Open Problem in Math
I'm suggesting that any non zero rates are predatory. Loans should be reserved as acts of charity, as Islam dictates. Otherwise, it will open up to running the economy on debt, which is exactly what we see today. Debt fuels more debt, more inflation, it's a rolling snowball. It's no wonder we're in the mess we see today. Of course dissociating the currency from gold or other precious metals allows them to print more money to pay off their ever growing debts. This is how all these factors are connected. Not to mention immoral acts like gambling (aka put and call options) and selling what you don't own (shorting), all of which are prohibited in Islam, are contributing causes as well.
Did you miss the part where OP said that most people expect them to specify which state they're from?

Whether you like it or not, it's usually insufficient for someone from the US to simply say that they're from the US. It's a big enough place with enough externally-visible cultural variation that people want to know.
True, but I'd allow meat/fish/etc. to be sold in the commissary. The meat producers might even make more depending upon margins.

The lawsuits would be entertaining — hard to claim it's "cruel" given we make children eat vegan (the point of this thread), and the daily life of millions of people proves it's not "unusual".
I think its just run by AM at this point. "Don't be evil" is now "HATE."
Then, he should have mentioned something that he improved ... Anything.

The fact that he didn't is a huge red flag.
Yeah, I went to my favorite movie theatre, it was gone. Like the entire (very large) lot including building and parking lot was demolished, only flat dirt and mud left. Use to be one of the few places I went to just to chill or with someone.
That all seems pretty reasonable.
I was a developer in those days. Coding in OS/2 Warp was vastly preferable to Windows NT. Moving our application to Windows NT was excruciating.
Sadly, there is no comeuppance in this.

The manager got what he/she needed, which is meeting the attrition target and thus will get a TT or HV and carry on, doing the same thing again next go-around. Amazon still carries its brand value and millions of CS grads will still be clamoring to join the company, or experienced SWEs looking to switch company and start the recruiting process.

Jiawei Wang is leaving a big tech company, which happens at thousands a day, and unfortunately he is looking to join another company as a 9-5er, fading into the oblivion of corporate history, like a single blade of grass in a million square mile field.

Unless of course Jiawei join/starts a unicorn and gets a couple Bs, then he will get a nice bio entry in wikipedia and do something like what Tepper did to Corzine to get his ultimate comeuppance.
When your hands are dirty do you just wipe them with a dry towel or do you wash them? Why would you just wipe the shit off your ass with dry paper instead of wash it?

Note: If I understand correctly, most muslim people wash instead of wipe (happy to be corrected)

It's funny to me. For example doctors, when told they needed to wash their hands before surgery all freaked out, thought it was bullshit, complained, thought people were over thinking etc...

Now we have washing your ass instead of just wiping it. To those used to washing, just wiping seems barbaric, the same as doctors not washing their hands.

Similarly walking down streets and parks with shit and grease and oil and then tracking that shit into your house instead of taking off your shoes at the door. It's like that saying "Were you raised in a barn". I want to say it every time I see someone track outside shit through their house.

https://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/raised+in+a+barn
> worst inflationary periods in 100 years

I don't completely disagree with you, but c'mon this is hyperbole, right?

https://advisor.visualcapitalist.com/inflation-over-last-100...
There's a lot of advantages to having the Lisp syntax, especially with code navigation and editing. I personally much prefer it.

And because of easy macros (another advantage of the syntax), you can easily add syntactic sugar as you see fit where you care.
The only must-have feature from a given new phone for me is the upgraded camera. In most other regards, reusing stuff from previous generations where profitability peaked should be fine, giving a dozen niche manufacturers enough clout to build customizations off a common base.
The fallacy you're committing is not looking at how the Islamic world was run before the Western banks took over post WWI/II, as interest is prohibited in Islam. It is well documented that in Iraq during the Ummayyad period, there were no more people left to accept Zakat because everyone truly paid their fair share (not the trite slogans we hear today).

There can be cycles due to issues beyond our control, however, the cycles we see today are built into the system because of usury and printing fake money to fuel it. As I said, financial folks I spoke with admitted it.
Risk aversion and predictability, I think, is the root of it all. Ideal employees are like ideal business finances: safe and predictable
To counter this, they also suffer lockout periods. Employees typically have a short amount of time to figure out their strategy before being stuck for two months or longer.

Employees only get to plan in the macro. They can go long or short, not respond to real economic events, opportunities, or headwinds.
> Also, I was just thinking today how it's crazy that Nintendo has been the dominant portable console maker basically since the Gameboy in 1989

Imagine how many they would have sold if the iPhone didnt exist!
Yes. Because humans, en masse, are unruly animals that need to be herded. And when you are herding 300 people into a tiny sealed metal tube for 6 hours, you have to have total authority. Just like the captain of a ship, you submit your personal agency to his authority the moment you step foot on that ship. The alternative is chaos and massive safety issues.
No they're advocating for a government mandated shared list. They don't want a competing airline to be able to advertise that they'll fly those who other airlines won't fly. Completely different thing. They could create a shared list if they wanted to.
Anything that isn't vesting immediately will be worth more, increasing future compensation (in USD) even if employees sell what they can immediately. https://www.levels.fyi/company/Google/salaries/ says there are 3 and 4 year vesting schedules.
My takeaway, and the one I strive to teach my kids, from this experiment is to do everything in my power to not wind up in a job like the one defined here.

Find your strengths, find something you enjoy that utilizes those strengths, and find a career where you can stand out for the combination.
Even on 100% brightness, an iPhone Pro 13 shows the "White" text significantly brighter than the background white.

Some other interesting observations:

- If I zoom in, the over-100%-bright text fades until it blends in with the background. This is expected (OLEDs have higher peak brightness for small areas), but what isn't expected is that it seems to do it in discontinuous steps.

- If I go outside into full sunlight, the contrast between the page and text is lower. This is again an iPhone feature in action where "maximum brightness" is actually further boosted in bright conditions.

- The text takes a few seconds to reach maximum brightness. I expected it to start at full brightness and fade, but it seems to do the opposite...

I can understand why the notion programmers have that "color" is an RGB triple of 8-bit integers from 0 to 255 is so attractive. It's a simple mental model with no complexity. But to get the most out of modern displays, we have to abandon such childishly simple models. Each color channel will need to be 10 bit minimum, 16 if using linear light. Peak brightness becomes this complex many-faceted thing with per channel maximums, all-channel maximums, and variations based on both time and area!
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You can recreate this behavior with HN's Algolia search API. The common parameter that behaves how we expect is "query". Using "similarQuery" causes all sorts of weird behavior. I think it drops words until it find results, and considers each token optional.

It kinda gave me insight I to why Google is sucking so bad. Give us the option at least.
this is why you cannot expand power without giving a time limit to it - emergency powers are meant for emergencies only. An emergency must have an end, otherwise it's not an emergency!
There's so much salt and entitlement in this comment. Woof.
And if a company put you on that list by mistake or plain lies, what is tour recourse and how much compensation do they owe you? Which neutral party will listen to your side of the story?
Same with Sheldon Brown’s website on bicycle maintenance. Much of the information on his site is still the best resource on the internet but instead Google would rather serve irrelevant results that show ads.
So by that logic execs certainly didn't need an increase in salary?
They should call it out. But bringing up the fact that he wrote 51k lines of code in one month is such a huge red flag ..
There needs to be an appeals process. You cannot strip someone of their fundamental right to movement for the rest of their life with no recourse because they had a bad day one time.
Overreaction there for sure
Same at the company I work for, so this seems to be normal for publicly traded companies.
If you ask nicely they usually have a closer where they'll hang your garment bag. But if you have the same kind of attitude as the woman who knocked out an FAs teeth because she was asked to wear a mask, they won't go out of their way to help you.
Your experience with Python perfectly reflects mine when I used it for building large scale applications with it.

Except for few niche areas such as ML, DS, algorithm prototyping (or) archaic fintech systems which expects python code as an input I think Go is a perfect replacement for Python.

When ever this topic comes up, People bring up the beginner friendly web-frameworks in python; Which I admit has some merit but Go as a language is beginner friendly 'enough' and not having to rely upon large monolith 3rd party frameworks is one of its key advantages.
If someone commits a crime, they can be banned from flying until and unless they can prove sufficient rehabilitation. However, they are first entitled to a fair trial and most restrictions are not imposed for the lifetime. If anything, publicly owned airports can require airlines to provide better evidence than "donna wanna" for denying boarding to passengers.
Is it true that the airlines can’t offer a way to share the list? I understand how that would be misused since there’s no due process, but I’m curious if there’s a legal reason that prevents them
Nintendo figured out when the xBox came out that if you weren't Sony and or Microsoft you would have a really hard time competing in the space so they tried just to focus on making consoles that had some kind of gimmick and optimizing on having fun and they had a clear domination over the mobile space.

I would say that the Switch is their response to Apple as being off balance on the mobile space and they were easily defeated by just focusing on a fun and portable console that also can be plugged into a TV. Really the Switch has a NVIDIA Tegra 1 and the rest of the console is Nintendo's design.
Unless you demand you money back for a cancelled/ruined/delaid flight and they threaten to put you on that list as a form or retaliation so you back off.
Maizzle is a full framework. Mailwind is a just a simple way to use Tailwind CSS in HTML emails (and optionally inlining them).
Well then you’re gonna love (waiting for) GTA VI
terrorists and misbehaving citizens are different - the citizen isn't doing it for a political purpose, while terrorists are.

it's better to have a separate category for such citizens - nuisance passengers - and allow the airline to charge extra if you're on the list...or pay to get off it.
Thank you for bringing this up because so much of the Ivermectin discourse forgets about it and I continue to be very glad that doctors in those areas have an extra tool for saving lives.

The anglosphere yelling at itself in counterproductive ways would, I presume, have happened anyway albeit over a different treatment, so this seems to me like it was at least close to a pure win and "fewer dead people" is a pretty solid win, all things considered.
You and anyone else can continue to purchase or install apps exclusively through the App Store, even if Apple's App Store is not the only way to get apps on iOS. People who prefer to purchase or install iOS apps through other means are the ones harmed by Apple's anti-competitive restrictions, and that is why countries around the world are gradually introducing new regulations that curb Apple's ability to limit consumer choice.
Additionally, I feel it's uncontroversial (from a materialist perspective) to claim that human consciousness can be built. Humans do it constantly through reproduction.
Or maybe they didn't, what are reprecussions to the company for lying? 'Oops, was a mistake'.
Yes, once you get on the plane. But every so often, the gate agent says that the suit counts as a third carry-on and makes me stuff it into my roller bag instead, even if I'm flying first class and going to hang it as soon as I got onto the plane (and even if not, it fits on top of roller bags in the overhead compartments). Just pure malice on their part.

Fwiw, I've almost always been allowed to hang it once I'm on the plane. And 90% of flight attendants are extremely pleasant. But there are also plenty of tyrannical ones who cherish every bit of authority they get. Between the unionization and lack of competition in the airline market, airlines feel it's worse for their bottom line to try to discipline bad flight attendants than to treat their customers well.
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That's not the point. We gave the government power for a very specific reason, and now that power is being overextended for a use it was never intended.
It really is.

Everything is so Saccharine.

The entire social media internet is either contrarian-trolls or vapid saccharine-sweet profiles.
no idea what you're even talking about anymore
casinos do it for known cheaters and card counters etc.

The airline just wants the gov't to do something for free so that they don't have to put any work or expend resources doing it!
Google has never given standard yearly raises. You get a raise when you are promoted or when the market reference goes up.
Very interesting, Can you give some specific examples of where CI/CD tools which works fine for large organizations for other programming languages don't work to your satisfaction with Go?
See data here: https://displaylag.com/display-database/
If they use publicly owned airports, conditions under which passengers are denied boarding can be reasonably regulated to for example not be "wrote a negative Yelp review"
No, but it is perfectly acceptable to said corporate overlords to crush a couple innocent customers under the wheels of a well-oiled machine that usually produces outcomes that are good for them.

Which means that with such a list in place, it'll usually be great because you'll have fewer assholes next to you on the plane... until you get that one flight attendant who has a bad day and gets you blacklisted from air travel for some petty reason with zero recourse.
Hey, the right to fly is not in The Constitution!

/s
Both styles can utilize that kind of intellisense on parameters. What about code completions before you've specified the parameters? Not really possible in the functional style unless your functions are namespaced and then you're still limited to what was in that module. Only with object-verb method passing can you get code completions related to the data before you've started specifying (the rest of) the parameters.

When declaring a variable, in a typed language you could use the variable type to filter down the possible function completions based on return type; in practice, I don't think any LSPs do that.
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