skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> So, if the recruiter says $500k in RSU, and the stock stays flat for 4 years, the grant is actually only for $425k (or less with compounding)?

Yes, exactly (less with compounding, about $370k -- see sibling thread).
Glad that they reversed this. The Chinese people are not the Chinese government and all governments should be open to scrutiny in a free society.
Another vote for the app. We've recommended it to others as well. (Only one of my doctors, the last, recommended it to me. I assume the others didn't know about it. All have been family medicine/general practitioners.)

What eventually got me is that certain foods which were listed as low FODMAP were also trigger foods for my symptoms.

So if it doesn't seem to be working, there may have a similar issue.
> Online sellers email me that order #2748747284933938 has had its status updated. Click link and yippee, it’s gone from order received to processing. That’s the email. Thanks

I mean, I click < 1% of these kind of email links but I'm glad I get them on the off chance I do.
Here are all of my favorite sub-$300 purchases:

- A Moccamaster

- A really nice electric kettle

- A set of Insta-crates from Costco

- A crokinole board.

- A nice set of power tools (Makita, Dewalt, or Milwaukee).

- A REALLY nice steak dinner.

- A used T450s
Yeah, happy to have contributors. I'm not 100% certain on what the next features / changes will be, so also happy to have input, requests, questions, etc.
Ok. amazon has a high attrition rate because of it's culture. Making the pay higher won't necessarily fix that.

Does ANYONE in amazon see culture changes occurring at all? I'm willing to respond to the 5 recruiters contacting me BUT only if there is a huge drive to change culture as well.
It’s true. Be it serbia, Croatia, Montenegro or Albania, those are safe. And quite enjoyable, people are quite fun there.
Yep, they were basically the tech/finance/etc... workers of the time, in that they had the opportunity to buy their financial freedom.
Lightform is sick. I wish they'd open source everything instead of (I assume) selling all IP to a patent troll to recoup sunk costs.

If I were a VC, I would make it a covenant in any seed investment that the company had to open-source everything if they didn't make it to profitability.

I honestly feel, in this day and age, patents don't really help you until you get to the scale that they do (purely defensive) unless you're a troll.

Don't feed the trolls.
Ask HN: Has anyone here successfully earning side income from an app?
I frequently think about doing writing an app or web service, but then talk myself out of it by thinking that the effort is much greater than it sounds and those efforts would be better off trying to progress my career. Is anyone here actually enjoying a few hundred dollars a month from an app or web-service that was worth it after your initial effort and ongoing maintenance?
https://crashstats.nhtsa.dot.gov/Api/Public/ViewPublication/...

That’s just the USA
1. Air filter totally agree!

2. Dehumidifier strongly depends on where you live, cause, in my apartment we can't live without a Humidifier, for some reason it always get so dry!
The 4 Agreements， although it's lessons are often repeated.

No one cares about how you live your life. Do your thing. Don't take anything personally. The good or the bad.

The Art of Not Giving a Fuck says some of the same thing, unfortunately it comes out of the mouth of a born rich kid who never held a real job. He gets upset in his own book about not everyone loving his "advice".

This stuff goes back to Earl Nightingale. If your spending all day worried about what other people think of you, imagining some judgement that doesn't actually exist, you'll accomplish nothing.

We become what we think about. If you spend your free time learning useful skills versus gossiping about people you don't even know, your life is going to be much better.

The Power of Now has an interesting twist on this concept. Well worth the 15$ I spent on the audio book.
Keep them coming :)
Petition to nom Anita Hill to SCOTUS. Wouldn't that be awkward?
You can always use a stable coin to avoid that risk (I mean, not even that is 100% risk-free but surely orders of magnitude less risky than alternatives).
Clearly the formats we have just aren't cutting it and we need Yet Another Config Format.

Seriously though, I would be fine with any of the above or simply going back to INI files for that matter.
I don't particularly think all the random chinese factories producing aftermarket Thinkpad parts are licensed to do so, but you might be correct that designing a product based on them might be a bridge too far.
Can any MAME enthusiasts on here recommend the ideal computer configuration to use in a MAME cabinet? I have an old joystick setup I built many years ago, but the cabinet that went with it is long gone. I had some interest in setting it up again with the screen as a TV set attached to the wall and with the joystick box either attached to the wall or up on legs like a table. Seems like a fun project, but I'm not sure what's computer and OS to use for the job. I'd like to spend a "normal" amount of money on it - maybe under $1000?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statistical_significance

When the Higgs boson was declared "discovered," the particle was found to exist with a five-sigma certainty. This brief article does a great job of explaining what that means: https://www.r-bloggers.com/2012/07/the-higgs-boson-5-sigma-a...

Physicists got to that point (very roughly) by constructing complex mathematical models and building large machines to test those models.

In contrast, leading psychology models change with the seasons, and large-scale human experiments cannot be (ethically) conducted with the control as seen in physics. Because psychology experiments have substantial environmental variability, drawing robust conclusions in psychology is exceedingly difficult.

This fact should mean that very-high-certainty findings in psychology studies must be subjected to the highest scrutiny.
Pineapple corer. Think I got one for $5 off aliexpress years ago. Didn't think it would work, but it's super easy to take a pineapple and get almost all the fruit out. Pineapple's are good winter fruits since they are shipped in from the tropics regardless.
Now live inside this app exclusively for a year and see if 3D is weird for you when you come back...
It always seemed a bit nonsensical to me that you can't invest in companies (in the USA) when you can spend your money freely in nearly every other respect. You can waste thousands on gambling, food, clothing, elective surgery, penny stocks, and all sorts of other activities without anyone batting an eyelid. If the goal is to stop idiots from pissing their money away, regulators have seriously underestimated the creativity of fools.
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I think this is what makes US politics so difficult for outsiders to understand. (And many insiders as well.)

There are a lot of people making 100-200k salaries.

There are also a lot of people making subsistence wages in a system with no universal public health care and meager government benefits.

Those are two very different voting blocks. The first group doesn't want to do anything too radical to rock the boat and mess up the good thing they have going. The second group wants radical change but has trouble organizing against the high paid lobbyists and campaign donors.

And then the really mind bending thing is those two groups often vote for the opposite party you would expect, considering their economic position.
Snowden was forced to seek asylum in Russia by Biden, specifically, because the US would not agree to prosecute his case fairly, in public, in civilian court. If I was a whistle-blower and was being pursued by a government that wanted to drop me in a black site, I think it's a no-shit-Sherlock decision to run like hell.

They were so desperate to protect the Five Eyes mutual spying and the vast terrifying illegal surveillance network that they decided it was better to effectively exile the whistle-blower.

Imagine the shit that Biden rubber stamps.
Do you envision scenarios where this new expressiveness is used in strategic but not market efficient ways? For instance, in the SNAP example, presumably the correlate to price improvement when purchasing as a substitutable hedge is a price premium when purchasing a specific equity, as market participants can deduce -- in a way that they previously could not -- that there's something inherent to SNAP that one (or the market) values. I don't know if it's possible under the mechanics of your ATS, but this seems to produce an incentive to obfuscate such a purchase of SNAP specifically, potentially in ways that detract from market efficiency. Am I off base? To put it more generally I wonder whether this higher dimensionality might not lead to more sophisticated game-theoretic posturing, rather than less.
There are plenty of close-minded liberals. And, for that matter, plenty of open-minded centrists/libertarians/neotraditionalists.
The whole "Cited 350 times" made me laugh. I used to think this type of number sounded impressive. Recently I just started to do a Masters and was told "1 citation for every hundred words", so dozens of papers need reading and it take for *ever* weeks to read just a small number. Then I recalled articles claiming most citations are never checked so, and you won't believe this, I skim read papers and if vaguely relevent inserted cursory comments from the paper and cited it. Did that go horribly wrong? Go on, guess. So 350? I so believe it.
Yet another company shutting down but keeping their proprietary products proprietary for some bizarre reason. "Since we won't benefit from it any more, no one else should either"?
I did get a British accent in your original comment haha, I knew a Briton who moved to South America so I guess it seemed plausible :)
This isn't a political post, it's a potential hilarity / ironic one.

Btw, what would happen if a Justice behaved inappropriately to another one?

Reason: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anita_Hill#Allegations_of_sexu...
Rlottie: Platform independent C++ library for rendering vector based animations
Was going to post this one. He hasn't written anything lately, but was a regular read for me a few years ago.
If you liked Anathem, I'd recommend reading Gene Wolfe's series, The Book of the New Sun [1]. I didn't quite like it the first time, but decided to reread the series because I kept thinking about it a year later. The world is deep, and Wolfe does a great job of revealing parts of it, bit by bit.

The use of vocabulary in the series is so unique that someone produced a companion dictionary called the Lexicon Urthus [2]. There's also a great podcast called Alzabo Soup, that covers the series in depth, chapter by chapter.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Book_of_the_New_Sun
[2] https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/5970607-lexicon-urthu...
[3] https://www.alzabosoup.com
You could turn your question on it's head; what's the point of having children or a significant other if you are incapable or unwilling when you could be making money for the things you do care about in life?

That's a good point, actually.

Which I will bookmark as the perfect description of the kind of personality profile that is most suited to working at Amazon-- and perhaps the only personality type that can thrive there, actually.
Solana Internals Part 4: The Bank – A Key Component
Depends which company, and whether you're looking to work remote or not. I know my employer is far closer to my number than yours, but I do expect wide variance. I'm not sure I'd call it "underpaying" just that market rate is lower in that market.

For instance, folks doing well-paid jobs in let's say China or Hong Kong aren't underpaid, they're paid well, relative to their local market. The same is true in Canada, it's just that Canadians live very close to a very different market with a very different cost structure and externalities - but 'feels' about the same from the other side of the fence. Consider 50% more folks live below the poverty line per capita in the US than in Canada so clearly it's not all bad.

Remember, Canadians can show up at the US border with $50USD and an offer letter in a SWE job and get a 3-year TN status adjudicated on the spot. There's clearly more to it.
> Founder could control everything directly or indirectly and the board might have one or no external directors.

Uhh, investors are definitely going to demand seats on the board after funding
If it's just lowering equity payout, then it's not Netflix's structure. Netflix really tries to make its pay structure fair to its employees by implementing the following policies:

1. They give cash that is generally 20% higher than average market price.

2. If you convert your cash into options, you don't pay the income tax for the forfeited cash. It's your choice on how much cash you'd like to convert. And of course, if you joined company by 2015 or so, and consistently converts, say 40% (or whatever percentage other FAANG companies use) of your cash, you should be have enough money to to retire and focus on angel investing.

3. They give you a discount of the options. It used to be 5X. That is, if you forfeit $1 of income and the strike price of options is $1, you get to have 5 options instead of 1. That is, if the stock price increases by 25% compared to the strike price, you'll make even, roughly speaking.

4. They options expire in 10 years! I mean, 10 years!

5. Options vest every month. The strike price is the the price of stock of that month (not sure if it's average of the month or at the time of vest). Combining this and #4, employees will make money as long as Netflix stock has volatility. The only scenarios that employees will lose money is that the stock price keeps going down for 10 years or there is not enough volatility.

6. They don't give bonus. If you perform really well, you will become more important to the company, and you get a hefty raise. The raise stays.

If this is not fair, I don't know what is.
It would be nice, but I bet most of them would be hard pressed to dig up items from that far back even if they wanted to.
Apple offers paid consumer email (with custom domains) as part of their iCloud+ subscription offering. I migrated my personal email to it from GSuite at the end of 2021.
If anyone fancies playing with a V20, here's a nice project for which a PCB is available:

https://j4f.info/v20-mbc
It's not security through obscurity. In fact, it's the very opposite. You can see the process exactly. The reason this is secure is because the process itself doesn't work backwards. You can create a hash using this algorithm, but you'll never reverse that hash back into the original text.
The Denial of Death.
Yes, of course it was. My comment was confusing. Having seen the Sign of the Cross but not Golddiggers of 1933, I was asking whether anything tops the former as a pre-code movie.
Ah interesting, I guess I don't know many people who care about China issues but aren't informed enough to know about what's happening with the Uyghurs, tech transfer, Confucius Institutes, etc. To me it's still really odd just on the face of it to take Covid and blame the average Chinese person who have basically been locked in their homes at the will of Xi (whether this is the right or wrong covid mitigation strategy isn't my point here, rather that they had no political recourse to change it as an individual) and have nothing to do with deciding the research in labs, national policy even via elections, or now whether they can literally travel anywhere and potentially expose other people. But I can see how that would be an easy meme to spread especially with the lab leak theory gaining more credence (although maybe that is for the best and it becomes less focused on a culture that has wet markets and all those photos which I actually do think caused some anti-Chinese sentiment because they are somewhat shocking if you're used to buying your meat in a grocery store).
Is this only effective at small scale? Many of the biggest hedge funds in the world that do high frequency make money by effectively front-running the book. If you are executing these trades across exchanges I don't see how you don't get front-run by HF firms.

This is the same problem eth et al are dealing with in crypto swaps due to Miner Extracted Value (reordering the tx in the block to favor miners extracting value by front running trades).
We're still going through integration and test/simulated trading with initial set of users so nothing public yet. But once we cut over to real cash/equities our volume data will all be published through FINRA's site[0].

[0]: https://otctransparency.finra.org/otctransparency/AtsData
You can't enter the gambling, surgery and stock markets with naught but a Keynote deck.
Come now, there is no need to talk about ideology. It's all about simple parsing of the sentence. In his statement Thiel names two voter constituencies that have "rendered the notion of 'capitalist democracy' into an oxymoron." Now, you can argue what the latter actually entails but given that he is pro-capitalist democracy- as a libertarian- his very words indicates he doesn't believe that it is a positive thing. Therefore, the enlargement of the franchise, or at least of those two constituencies, have been detrimental for "capitalist democracy"- insofar it has "rendered" it "into an oxymoron". This is a very straightforward reading of the words as spoken. That is literally what Thiel "wants people to think".

If you refuse to accept that A is A, there's no end of convincing to move your subjective opinion.
Shiba just pumped hard for no reason.. Really.. Market is still full of shit..
I have watched a lot of longform podcasts, and pretty much most longform podcasts that are just two people talking have little to no editorialization of anything.

Joe Rogan Experience in particular is just him and some other dude/dudette talking for 3 hours straight.

I have never seen media more unscripted than these podcasts, except maybe live sports, but even those have egregious commercial breaks. Given how unscripted and extemporaneous his 3+ hour interviews are, I highly doubt he even has time to make them scripted, contrived and "editorialize(d) for creating controversy". What is he supposed to do prepare 3 hours for every 3 hours of podcasting he does, editorialize that 3 hours, and by the way he has another job as a comedian, so after that would he prepare for his comedy routine, and then by the time the runs his show and hangs out, he wakes up before he has any chance to sleep because he does like 3 of these interviews every week?

There is no editorialization, and if there were it would have to be extremely minimal. Trust me, just watch a few of them, entire episodes that is. Its just two people talking for 3 hours straight, maybe on drugs, maybe a little high, maybe just completely hammered, or completely sober. Its just two people talking, and he puts it up online so others can enjoy it as well, and you're trying to convince yourself he does it for a motive. You can do the exact same thing too, just talk with someone you find interesting for a few hours and put it up online, no need to be mad that he has a big audience.
I don't think I said anything of the sort. Regardless, fiber is food for the microbes in the gut. Eating fiber from a diversity of sources is important as well as quantity.
Fair enough, I've used quite cheap dishwashers in the past for this - where the heating element is used to heat the water up. Due to general cheapness, I'm sure there were hotspots.

That said, under hot loads with an old/cheap dishwasher I've only had issues with the large baseplates and very large/thin elements typically found in Technic sets - everything else has turned out fine.
Sinicization of Tibet
I think a point you missed here though is that in a lot of countries "culture" doesn't control media - industry and commerce do. America has an extremely strong media tradition that isn't based in economic news - but in other parts of the world (and you can observe it in America by looking at WSJ for instance) a fair number of media sources will emerge from the fact that business folks need to know a wide breadth of business news - the political and opinion branches these news sources tend to grow into will almost without fail lean toward preserving the businesses status quo which generally aligns with the conservative side of the political compass. An interesting counter example toward that general lean is Victorian England where the conservative business community was traditionally oriented towards land exploitation and the industrial business concerns ended up joining with the more liberal block in opposition.
inb4 privileged limousine-liberals and gauche-caviars literally advocating for classism and elitism. What happened to checking your privilege?
So can we extrapolate that liberal media, and to some extent HN content and what this community believes, is driven by monetary incentives?

Curious to learn more: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30250026
Is that the size of the main gun?
Well, you'd still need the usual government social services though in order to protect those who might still be homeless or hungry even with the UBI.
So you're a fan of conspiracy theories then.

It's not at all weird to test positive in the middle of the Omicron wave.
Aside from physical addiction, I find the mental side of addiction even harder to deal with. I tend to do X when Y and so each time I do Y I suddenly have an urge for X.

You’d have to have a look and see if there’s anything that triggers your desire to see if it’s the same for you and then try to change the routines a bit. The biggest help will be to just not have any in the house for a while. That will stop temptation and can help break the association of having X when doing Y after a while.

I’d also suggest looking up some advice online about tolerance breaks as well, as there are various tips that ought help you. Not everyone is the same, so you’ll have to shop around.

Plus a t-break will reset your sensitivity to THC which may also help reduce your intake post break.

Good luck
I believe you're agreeing with GP; this is just a more fleshed out concrete example.

From your example, they offer you 220 units, valued at 13+46+140+160 = $359k.

However, if the stock stays perfectly flat, the actual value is $264k (220 * 1200).
Something like this might be useful:

https://www.amazon.com/Lego-Ideas-Book-Unlock-Imagination/dp...
Thanks for this, great suggestions!

- I recently got an AeroPress, love it!

- Electric Kettle is basically the first thing we bought when we moved in, so useful!

- How are instacrates useful to you? Just general purpose storage?

- Crokinole, very intersting, looking into this.

- Agreed, power tools are a must!

- I actually got a Butcherbox subcription, and am so happy about it. Good thing I like to cook.

- A good laptop is a must also.
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COBOL Language Still in Demand as Application Modernization Efforts Take Hold
> A Gmail account is the gateway for Android

It's also an "in" on iOS, alongside Maps.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Hash_Algorithms
I don't know honestly. The details matter.. I wouldn't agree to teach children about the infinite genders one could identify as or promote transitioning to people under 18. But have no problems teaching about standard gay acceptance.

I'm not saying the far right are good either but right now you can't say they have as much an impact on the culture as the far left.
FTFY: "... continue to be so bad?"

See, exempli gratia, circa 2017: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14691203
In retrospect, I think The Thin Man man is also considered pre-code. That movie is _so_ good. I should watch all the sequels at some point.