skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Hack Club | Burlington, Vermont | REMOTE option | https://hackclub.com

Hack Club is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit for teenage hackers supported by Elon Musk, Tom Preston-Werner, Ron Conway, and other leaders in tech.

3 years ago Hack Club started a fiscal sponsor[0] for the teenagers in our nonprofit’s programs and built the full software stack in-house. You can see what it looks like here: https://bank.hackclub.com/hackpenn

It has made a tremendous difference in our community, and now 415 organizations doing about $2M in transactions a year run on it. Organizations range from high schoolers running hackathons to the local newspaper in the Vermont town I live in. We also encourage everyone to make their finances transparent[1], like we do.

We think there’s an opportunity to grow Hack Club Bank[2] and serve 10s of thousands of grassroots organizations across the US, and build it out as an open source project. We want it to feel like a public utility, along the lines of Wikipedia, or the Internet Archive, or the local public library.

Right now, Bank is in need of a technical product owner. We’re looking for someone who cares deeply about supporting do-gooders, gets open source, and is very product-oriented in nature. https://hackclub.com/jobs/lead-hacker/ has a full job description.

If you're interested in learning more, I would be happy to set up a confidential 15 minute call to meet and share a little more about the role and the product. My email is zach (at) hackclub.com.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiscal_sponsorship
[1]: https://www.philanthropy.com/article/nonprofits-need-to-embr...
[2]: https://hackclub.com/bank/
Right there with you. I've been building React apps full time since 2016. I used to convince people to switch to React because of how easy it was to learn and how quick it was to get through the docs. Props, state, setState, done.

I've built some really complex frontends with React. But now here I was, struggling with setInterval, ha.
It can't succeed fast enough. I'm sick of space heaters posing as x86 laptops, and I refuse to voluntarily buy into the Apple ecosystem, even if they do some things well. How far away are we from competitive laptop/desktop quality RISC-V chips? It seemed like there were a few extension that everybody was waiting on, but now most of them are complete, and still haven't seen anything of substance.
>You can turn these all off.

In many cases, you can't. Turning off popups and reminders is a constant battle with my hardware. Duolingo is about to murder me if I don't resume my language practice.
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Shell TechWorks is an innovation center for Shell based in a brand new building in the Seaport area of Boston MA. Our primary goal is bringing creative people from outside the energy industry to solve a wide number of challenging problems. Our office consists of software, electrical, mechanical, architecture, systems, integration, and field support all under one roof!

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1 x UI/UX Designer
The version you like is still available... you can play the game and run a server in any version you want. Java has no monetization.
Yes, I meant more in terms of requiring it in order to play their games (like EA Origin or the Epic Games Launcher). Currently I see Halo Infinite on Steam so it appears that hasn't come to pass
It doesn't work like that...once the funds are in a wallet they are intermingled and you can't just "freeze" some of them.
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Toyota suspends domestic factory operations after suspected cyber attack - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30500753 - Feb 2022 (74 comments)
> “Seems Ethernet does not work in theory,” he said, “only in practice.”

Respect!
I had to do that A few years ago. (Same thing, early PayPal). I had an old email attached to it I no longer had access too. I was able to email support and give them some information such as purchase date (that was frankly not super specific but was worth a shot. I'm talking very, very vague dates) and they were able to transfer the account to me.
Personally, the main reasons I have my own domain name started for "fun" but has really become more about how much having an email address is required for everything in my life. If I was using an email address that depended on being Google's good graces and that suddenly got shut off, I wouldn't be able to do anything.

At least by owning the domain, I can still use GMail as my mail provider, but if something goes wrong there, I can update MX records and continue to receive my email.
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That is exactly the point of the post. MySQL has no image built for the arm64 architecture even if docker provides a way to provide it for the same tag.

This post is focused on MySQL but you have other images with the same issue.
My company tried doing a VR standup in here last year. It was impressive that it worked at all - some people were on desktop, some on mobile, some in headsets. But while it was kind of a fun bonding event to see everyone walking around and chatting, it also took 3x as long as a zoom standup since people kept losing audio, dropping out, etc. We went back to zoom the next day.
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I'm aware that this is not what you are looking for probably, but on Hackaday there are multiple lorawan projects like this; https://hackaday.io/project/183966-off-grid-lora-communicato...
Though this is only for local communication, and i doubt you can get the parts in this time.

Most (if not all) satellite phones work with a subscription as far as im aware. I will try to research further.
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Which is the case today, but the value of an investment like this pipeline is based on a forecast of several decades. On that timescale, the pipeline competes with every kind of power plant.
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Pine Street Labs is an enterprise wallet software provider that is laser focused on growing and democratizing usage of public blockchains.

We are hiring a software engineer to join our small team developing solutions that have an outsized impact on the custody domain in the cryptocurrency ecosystem.

We are looking for engineers with the following:

- Experience with Rust in systems/deep-tech engineering.

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- Passion for security and a domain expertise in a segment of the software stack (e.g. deep knowledge of Linux, networking, elliptic curves)

- Drive to work with cutting-edge cryptocurrency projects.

- Excellent communication skills.

Please send your resume/github to careers [at] pinestreetlabs.com if you are interested.

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I fully agree that the browser compatibility information used to be better. That shortened compatibility table is next to useless right now. It even shows a checkmark for features that are only going to be supported by a future (!) version of a browser. For instance, the dialog element [1] is only going to be supported in the upcoming Firefox 98 but already shows a checkmark.

[1]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/di...
> The way ARM could survive is by doing what the MIPS owners did: Abandon the ISA, move to RISC-V, use your extensive expertise to make competitive cores, and your clout in the market to sell them to your pre-existing clients.

Even if that’s their best bet, long term, I don’t see why they would have to start doing that right now. Why would they leave their castle with its golden egg-laying goose, only because they know it won’t live for X more years?

Timing such transitions is always difficult (you can’t wait until your goose is dead), but I think they’re better of waiting at least a few more years.

The MIPS owners were in a different situation, weren’t they? Their goose already was dying or even dead.
All of these people saying "take a loan and you'll make money in the stock market" are wrong. You can't "make money" in stocks, from the perspective of choosing whether to take a loan, you can only "expect to make money". That's a huge difference.

And a number of experts say you shouldn't invest in stocks if you need the money in the next 5 years, so that's another strike against this advise.
Given the context of this thread and the current war, I think it's pretty clear Namecheap is turning away customers in Russia's jurisdiction because they don't want to support the Russian regime through taxes. The fact that the people who live under that regime are mostly Russians is tangential.

It's just like how Walmart.com doesn't ship to China. That's legal. And if I'm in the US, and I put a Chinese address on my Walmart.com account, and they don't ship me a package, that's not discrimination, that's just a mistake.

Now, if Namecheap starts intentionally going after people of Russian origin outside of Russia, that's a different story, but it doesn't look like that's what's happening here.
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> might never compete at the high end. (e.g displace ARM, Intel, POWER, etc.)

It might also be successful, even in that segment. The RISC-V ISA was specifically designed to scale up (e.g. to OOO and vector processors) while still being very simple, especially at the low-end - a basic RV32E is really comparable in complexity with many real-world 8- and 16-bit chips.
More or less, yes.

Although it wasn't a single $100K payment. It was a pattern of bragging about "taking a $1 salary in the early days" while doing essentially the opposite on the books.

When investing you can't due diligence everything. When you find a couple instances of the CEO telling you one thing but then doing something else and using accounting tricks hide it, it raises red flags. It's rarely ever just a single lapse of judgment like that.
You have missed the point.

History is exactly what you need to be aware of when dealing with Putin; he is bent on "righting" the "Wrongs" as he perceives it, whatever be the cost.

Here is a relevant para from the Kissinger article;

Putin should come to realize that, whatever his grievances, a policy of military impositions would produce another Cold War. For its part, the United States needs to avoid treating Russia as an aberrant to be patiently taught rules of conduct established by Washington. Putin is a serious strategist – on the premises of Russian history. Understanding U.S. values and psychology are not his strong suits. Nor has understanding Russian history and psychology been a strong point of U.S. policymakers.

As i have argued, the US/EU are equally to blame for this mess; Putin is the Naked Aggressor while the US/EU roles have been more insidious. Ukrainians should take them to task for egging them on, promising support/help (since 2014) and delivering on none of them.
It's quite telling to me that this has not been meaningfully covered or even mentioned at all in Swedish news media (at least from what I can tell).

Propaganda (which I like to think of it as) works differently in different places, I guess. In Sweden it's perfectly fine to be critical of the sitting government and politicians, but information about corruption, unethical, and illegal activity in staple companies like Vattenfall (their greenwashing and coal-expansion is probably more known in Germany than Sweden), Ericsson, Volvo, Telia, Bofors, and ABB are usually just swept under the rug and more often than not most reporters aren't even aware.
Low poly != garbage
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I follow a few journalists in areas that a follow. Understanding the “beat” gives you a sense of the events around the issue.

With things developing quickly like the war in Ukraine, I think you really need to keep your emotions at a distance. You have all sorts of propagandists and scammers literally or figuratively “monetizing” your attention and concern.

This is where I really have come to hate online news. The dopamine rush of doom scrolling and cable news is so much worse than newspapers were.
This.

Imagine if Gatling had invented his multi-barreled, rotary rifle a few years earlier.
Too bad his sales reps couldn't demonstrate its usefullness and superiority sooner.
Say, used by the National Guard against striking miners in Pittsburgh or something.
Enough of them in Unionist hands and Ghettysburg would have been over in a few hours instead of three days.
And so would the ACW.

Dixie's young and upright wheat mowed down in hours.

A grand metapher for the Union victory.
And industrialism, of course.
Yeh that rotoscoped style could actually work pretty well, might be a bit difficult to do with the 1-bit screen, but I think its certainly doable.

I think in general the most interesting games will be the ones that don't actually use the crank as a crank if you know what I mean. Like analog sticks are used for movement, they arent used to operate an in game equivalent of an analog stick.
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