skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Probably Agatha is being paid less at the new job because she was paid a comparatively low salary at her previous one. To a degree, companies have to consider the candidate's salary history when they make an offer -- say their target for a position is a $175K salary, and someone they really want to hire is already making that at their current company. They have to decide whether or not they can offer more and, if so, whether to. The flip side of that, though, is that if someone in a much, much lower-salary market than Silicon Valley (e.g., virtually all of them) is making $80K, you could offer the the $175K you'd offer someone locally, but you could just offer $120K. Look! It's a 50% salary increase! Fantastic...?

> Also, lumping them all under SWE II is dishonest (to hide the disparity)

While I picked SWE II arbitrarily, the notion that there was such a wide range of salaries offered for essentially the same position seem to be the point of the comment I was replying to. If it's a startup they'll probably have squishier titles, like just "Developer" or "Engineer", but the point is that if you can have two people on the same team ostensibly at the same level where one is making three times what the other does, it's…curious.
If telling people you were going to do something was actually doing it, we wouldn't need contracts
She also laid out the notorious "red lines" that made any sensible deal impossible.
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Can you use a berrygps-imu instead of the sensors?
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Not in my case. My company hasn't allowed me to settle into a steady type of work/language/stack. I used to be an expert in other systems/tech, but they outsourced and downsized those. So now I'm always working on different languages/systems/etc. I'm basically an entry level with 10 years experience and an MS who gets a bad rating because I'm slow.
Maybe not a hell of a grasp then, just more grasp than I have. It's easy to get lost in fighting the language when creating a safe interface on top of unsafe with very fine-grained control over memory.
The electorate decided that with the result of the referendum. Boris Johnson won the election with a landslide on the promise that he'd leave.
Wouldn't it remove overhead? They don't need to develop or host the "auction house" or whatever it is.
"Ukraine, unfortunately, cannot win - it already lost, even if Russian forces withdraw this instant."

Ukraine can win, they just can't meet the bulk of Russia's forces head on. They can, however, defeat Russia in time, and with the support of allies that time can be short. If Ukraine comes out of this an EU member then they will have profound and victory that will benefit Ukraine for generations.

This is an opportunity. Putin has rolled the dice and thrown the first punch. Russia needs punishment in the form of military humiliation and Putin has given the West a once in a century moment to deliver exactly that.
Not with this hardware.
The comment was about not allowing them in the interviewing process.
There is a slight mistake in the article. The standard model does not describe the neutrinos. In the standard model neutrinos are massless particles, but in reality they are not.
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Couldn't that be a follow-on effect from a lifetime of advantages in education and opportunity costs? It's not necessary to imagine a special Brahmin-loving company administration.
ncdu is great, like a cli based "windirstat"

ncdu -x also enables it to just scan one partition (so you can scan your whole / partition, without traversing other partitions, including /proc, /sys, etc).
> nobody is going to make interoperable textures/models/etc between games

Unity / Unreal Engine asset stores are just that aren't they?
I'm really impressed by the resizing and dragging. Works fine with my relatively vanilla terminal when a lot of advanced things don't. I've never seen an app make use of this feature so far.
I get zero usable feedback. My trajectory will not lead to success.
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> At the very least, last year or so I've seen 2 new TOAD-2 boards ending up outside XKL

I don't think that proves they still include TOAD-2 in new systems. It is equally compatible with all TOAD-2-based systems going EOL: likely they had some new boards set aside as spare parts for the production systems, once all customers stop using the old TOAD-2-based systems in production, the spare parts are no longer required, and so XKL may have decided to quietly give away (or sell) those spare parts to well-connected 36-bit enthusiasts.

Furthermore, there is a good reason to believe they don't use TOAD-2 any more: if you look at the manuals at XKL.com, you'll find recent products are running an operating system called "DXMOS". It appears to be a custom operating system based on *BSD but with a UI inspired by Cisco IOS (so similar in architectural concept to Juniper JunOS, but aiming to be closer in CLI syntax to IOS than JunOS is). The various copyright acknowledgements in their manual (all three of FreeBSD, NetBSD and OpenBSD) support that conclusion (most likely they have picked one of the three as a base, but borrowed some code from the other two as well). It seems rather unlikely a *BSD is running on a 36-bit CPU such as TOAD-2, it seems much more likely it is running on some industry standard 32/64-bit CPU such as x86 (or maybe ARM or POWER or MIPS). Furthermore, the copyright acknowledgements and release notes also show dependence on a number of other software libraries (SSLeay, OpenSSL, OpenSSH, Dropbear SSH – not all at the same time, of course, in recent versions they switched from OpenSSH to Dropbear) which seem rather unlikely to have been ported to run on a 36-bit platform.
There is a good thread here that has many current opportunities: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30515750
The same has happened to me. It's been almost every 1-2 years for the past 10 that I experience another great loss. Most recently was my mother. That one was/still is tough.
actually maerks not the only one who suspends service, few other operators did as well.
besides this, i saw interview from russia and supposedly ships refuse to sail to russia and drop off stuff "wherever, it's your problem now" and russian companies can't rent/buy containers (they are refused). russian cargo trucks get their tires punctured in eu.

it's bad.
PlotPanel looks quite nice for a launch, congrats!
(Graphy looks decent too)

For those who work with Python it is hard to beat plotly.js for front end because it transfers almost directly to whatever plots you are doing in your notebooks. Extremely customizable and also powerful.

Well one downside to Plotly is that it is quite heavy about 3-4MB. Couldn't figure out a way to separate different graph types.
My understanding is that the baby was prematurely removed because of the asphyxiation
It wasn't long ago that children commonly weren't named until they survived two years.

Bureaucratic dehumanization is responsible for reinforcing traumas that cultures had already built ways of dealing with. My grandparents' generation reused the names of their children who didn't survive, but today, few couples would consider that with any name they were forced to write on both a birth and death certificate.
What makes you believe anyone (except maybe the purchaser themselves) needs to maintain records about the purchaser?

Unless you buy your digital coins using cash, the exchanges have the identity of those who purchase and redeem coins/tokens.

From the documentation:

Taler is compatible with anti-money-laundering (AML) and know-your-customer (KYC) regulation, as well as data protection regulation (such as GDPR).

AML and KYC are all about removing anonymity. Merchants may not have the ability to correlate a purchase to you but the exchanges do; otherwise, they wouldn't be able to comply.
And the total program cost will be $93B for 10 missions.
anyone can confirm that the request has been fulfilled? the link is 404d now
I’m with you until the last paragraph. I think I get what you’re saying but it just wouldn’t work in practice, in my experience. If I were the sole consumer of the spreadsheet, maybe. But, alas, other people have differing opinions and we have to play nice.
Specifically;
Important and Unimportant are subjective.
Agenda for a meeting is usually not set in stone. “Business review” is fairly ambiguous.
Change over time? Do you want to know something is trending poorly early or late? Keep an eye on it.
Audience likes to see things a certain way, you comply. Even if some of it is repetitive or unimportant.
So on.
courage to him and his family
Some people turn to religion, others try to find a purpose for it (cause or charity, see Sandy Hook Promise[1]), and sometimes others don't find a way to go on.

[1] https://www.sandyhookpromise.org/who-we-are/about-us/
Agreed, we need both quantifiable metrics, and also a human brain to interpret them with subjectivity, context and compassion.

I see many people wanting to take writing code into the liberal arts domain, but I am of the opinion that it may be more useful if we can overlap it with the engineering domain. IMHO the goal should be to repeatedly churn out high-quality bug-free code, and to create an objective process methodology so that time and money is well spent. We may end up with multiple different methodologies for various technologies, domains, etc.
Then try TOTP, and back up your seeds.
Okay so curious, I have a South Indian neighbor who is Muslim. I assume Muslims are just a different thing outside of the caste system, despite people saying caste is not rooted in Hinduism? (I’m not saying it is, just curious how an Indian might view their Muslim neighbors).
Sweden and Finland essentially have a pact, that they will both join or not join NATO together.
A bit off topic but, separate from Indian culture, the United States has a hidden caste system too that flows from antiquity and is given texture through American slavery. If your family was a slave or you look like a slave you are, unconscious in the minds of most, systemically bottom caste here.

Sorry if it is an unsatisfying critique of America but its obvious. Go look at the wealth data, look who is thriving and has net worth or success in business.
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I've tried a number of games from the app store (relatively simple 2D games which don't melt your phone) on an M1 Pro MBP, and found they all constantly maxed out multiple CPU cores for no apparent reason.

There's definitely something wrong even with the iOS compatibility layer.
I agree but "advanced" users should have the ability to switch advanced protections off (for example, sending emails via SMTP or for easier migration to another provider)
RISC-V does not have unused/unusable exceptions and tries not to expose internal details of implementation as much as possible.

To show difference, OpenRISC has division-by-zero exception which is unnecessary - it can be ruled out by compiler or, if compiler did not rule it out, can be checked and triggered by comparison, conditional jump and special trap command. MIPS did exactly that almost fourty years ago.

OpenRISC also has (optional) branch delay slot, which complicates out-of-order implementations and even in-order implementations with memory mapping unit - what state should you keep to properly handle MMU exception in the branch delay slot command?

Alpha AXP, being the ISA that was designed to be useful for 20-25 years, ditched both of these in early 1990-th. RISC-V, which extends experience of RISC-IV (SPUR [1]) and other RISC designs, including POWER and SPARC, also does not sport these atrocities.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19266152

All in all, RISC-V represents an ISA that can be implemented differently with less effort than OpenRISC and, to be frank, most other RISC ISAs.
Except you have no measure or target for the manager's feelings.

You have to define productive engineer in order to claim the metrics are biased.
I can’t wait for the next macOS + iOS updates so I can use Universal Control to run Slack on my iPad and never have to open their bloated web/electron app ever again. I wish Slack would just let us run the iOS app on our macs with Catalyst, but they seem pretty bent on pushing desktop OS users to the web/electron version.
You definitely should. My mom was in a bad car accident some years ago and barely survived. Since that time I call her twice a week without fail. At this point I feel much more at peace with whatever happens.
I think it's fair to say that the caste system is greatly influenced by the flavor of reincarnation in hinduism and vice versa. the buddha himself set out to seek enlightenment and free himself from suffering when he saw that so many people from the lower castes are suffering. it eventually led him to reject hinduism and teach that nobody suffers in this life because of something that happened in "past" lives (in fact, he almost categorically rejected reincarnation as a process where individuals are born again and again, something many buddhists today do not understand), that everyone can attain true freedom and happiness. I assume this teaching is why Ambedkar came to reject hinduism and embrace buddhism as shown in the article.
My older brother (currently 31) has severe cerebral palsy - very similar to what Zain had.

He has been healthy recently, but there have been many close calls. He has frequent seizures and many normally routine things can be life threatening. Others have mentioned things like pneumonia.

He requires 24/7 medical attention, including a nurse who stays with him every night in case, among other things, his seizures get out of control. Thankfully for him, my mom is a nurse and we are fortunate that health insurance covers a very large amount of his medically necessary care.
Suuuch a great read.
Have you thought about multiple 2FA devices?

To my knowledge, you can use as 2FA w/Google:

1. A prompt on your phone

2. A hardware security key

3. TOTP token from authenticator

4. one of 10 backup codes

And you can also have multiple security keys as well, which is useful if you lose one.
I prefer some kind of metric because I'm tired of screwed over by blind shitty managers.
The caste system is so deeply entrenched in the culture of those abused by it that even centuries after leaving india they cant leave it behind.

Romania has a considerable group of such people. The Gipsy (also know as Romani) are an Indian people that are thought to have been part of a caste and fled India hundreds of years ago. To this day they cant lift themselves up, and frankly the government of Romania is not doing much at all. To call it an injustice it would he an understatement.
> sending a single strong electrical pulse

Technology is way further along than that though, e.g. https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-60258620
The reports of disarray from Russia have absolutely nothing to do with SDR comms or top secret military interceptions from the Pentagon. They're all based on social media videos that are mixing old events with current events, and some outright fabrications such as the Ghost of Kiev that a sitting U.S. congressperson fell for.

Instead we have a clown show media that has already spent the last decade or two, disgracing itself repeatedly, from Iraq to Afghanistan to Syria to Libya to China to Russia unable to make any trustworthy context of current events.

Even if our own military was making this claim, that is not automatically trustworthy either. It's likely propaganda, just as the WMDs were. You really do not know.

So when you hear reports of a feckless Russian military completely unable to tell which way is North or unable to drop bombs without Google Maps access, and your first response is not skepticism, you aren't paying attention.

Meanwhile, even if you had direct feeds of their comms, do you know which comms are headfakes and which ones are real? Don't be foolish. Russia is one of the most successful nations in military history. We probably would not have won World War 2 without them. You probably do not have them figured out from your Twitter or TikTok feed.
it sucks but when the underlying condition is so severe, something trivial/mundane and preventable in a healthy person is usually cause of death
There are many great games coming out from smaller studios and still being maintained. Cases : Rimworld, Valheim, Police Simulator, Project Zomboid, Space Engineers, KSP 1, Factorio.

All off the games you mention seem to be FPS games, perhaps that segment and the sport games suffer segment the most from Pay to Keep Playing schemes.
Thank you! As long as the terminal supports the xterm-256 colors everything should work alright, and even below that the colors might look a bit off but nothing should break, per se.

The resizing bit was a bit of a mess to implement properly, but the current system does things like calculate the predicted minimum width of a window and not letting you minimize further, among other things.
In your assessment, who has the time in this scenario? Russia? Europe? Ukraine?
Is there a way to privately message you?
Is halting Nord Stream 1 on the list of incoming sanctions ?
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Well, never playing I guess.
The largest sovereign wealth fund says it'll dump its Russian assets
Nah it's was always fairly-tale. Russian FSB always cooperated with Visa / Mastercard and international banks when it's had something to do with financial fraud.

They only turn a blind eye on those who work specifically for them.
"Quantity has a quality all its own" - Stalin.

Russian armies historically do very badly at first, then improve markedly after being banged around a bit. That's normal for armies of conscripts who don't undergo expensive, realistic training.

The USSR lost 20 million people in WWII, about half soldiers. 13% of the population. The US lost only about 400,000, about 0.13% of the population. France and UK, about 1%. The USSR still won.
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