skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not only VMs — SSE/AVX on x86 has been getting more and more ridiculous over the last decade (PCLMULHQLQDQ anyone?), although it isn’t clear that the names are at fault and not simply the haphazard instruction set.
This article is great but missing the best solution to requirements capture: being a user. When you are a user of your own product it sidesteps miscommunication, misunderstanding and the 1000 little decisions you make every day while you code mostly end up going in the right direction.

Every time I work on something I try to learn to think like the user, at least a bit. I even had to learn the basics of coal mining once. You could say it was a waste of time for a programmer to learn coal mining. But, it Saved countless hours of misunderstanding and wasted time.

Second best option is when your product owner is a user.

Then all the other approaches are even last place. Imperfect solutions to a problem id rather not have.
I really doubt there's much of difference between brands and models. Old tech built by a few OEMs with some plastic molding thrown on and white labeled every which way. Cheaper to just replace the rare failure than to find an entirely different higher quality refrigerator pipeline if the MTBF of those things are measured in years regardless of brand.
I'd love to see what you're seeing but I don't fully understand what your instruction above means ("Click on the posts trailing url > (some-rubbish-or-malware-site.suspect").

Can you please clarify? Thank you so much!

I set showdead to "yes" and can see [dead] submissions under https://news.ycombinator.com/newest btw.
This is it exactly. The only "hint" that a manager needs than an IT employee is thinking of leaving is that their salary isn't increasing faster than cost of living. I guarantee they know that they can leave and get a bigger raise.

If that happens multiple years in a row, it's not just possible, it's likely.
There will always be people doing better than you. First rule of happiness is to stop comparing yourself to others all the time.
I don't think this is your implied reading of what you present, but it's worth considering how desperate for money (or how self-destructive, either is deeply concerning) you need to be to be willing to keep going back to traumatizing experience after traumatizing experience despite being aware enough of the trauma to seek out a mental health professional.

It's one thing to look at a story like this and say "oh, well, porn actresses knowingly make bad choices, I guess they just want the cash" and another to question what drives people to knowingly self-harm for money.
POSIX time isn't quite an elapsed time standard, thanks to the absence of leap seconds.
Personally, I'm not going to endure a higher workload just because my teammates left. The company will just have to find and train replacements or deal with slower delivery and missed deadlines. The worst they can do is fire me and that will just hurt their projects even more.
If that second article is not fabricated then I believe the producers of that should be in jail. Forcing someone to do something that will injure them or they won't get paid anything, after lying about it.

I'm sure the whole industry is horrible but this seems pretty clearcut and high profile.
Buddy if you’re in a Ukraine situation and you’re a reasonably aged guy, you’re going to the front lines. Everything is front line when the enemy is strolling down your residential street.
> In exercise: drop any gym memberships, use things like body weight to train. Run one day, do yoga the next.

This is a bit like the avocado toast nonsense though - a gym membership costs about $50 a month which is nothing compared to the near $2000 mortgage payments.
Yours looks like a spy.
> This very hot market is only the case for tech and the rest of the business struggles to understand why tech should be any exception at annual budgeting.

This is not correct. Digital marketing skills are in super high demand over the last 18+ months and salaries have risen accordingly. I suspect this is true of other areas as well.
Don't make accusations you can't back up. I never defended america's atrocities, repeatedly called them out, volunteered and donated time and money for Syria's refugee crisis as much as I could.

I'm more personally involved in the Ukraine war because this is my government, and my extended family is targeted. But I never fucking ignored Syria, and I'm not ignoring it now. I'm saying that all you're doing here is helping Russia, which helps neither Ukraine nor Syria. So stop it.
> but all things considered not the worst thing that's happening.

I agree, not a big thing, and I certainly think people with that kind of wealth know more about hiding money than the rest of us will ever know, and this war will probably not affect their wealth too much. They probably all knew in advance and shorted some Russian stock on the London stock exchange - making a killing. I do find it a bit strange that we "cheer on" this seizure of property based on nationality though; but most probably think it's ok since they are so obscenely rich.
I suspect there aren't campaigns specialising in HN, but targeting internet communities is an enormous field. Commercially it's a big thing (influencers, paying people to post reviews etc. etc.).

Non-commercially it must be a thing too (not sure what you're alluding to).

Then if someone's area of interest gets traction on HN, then surely HN is targeted too.
> Not random. All. And I fully expect the world to do it if USA ever does invade Mexico or Canda with tanks and starts shelling civilians just because they want to annex them.

Why mexico or canada? Why not for iraq? Afghanistan? Syria? Libya? Yemen? Jugoslavia? Why only for annexation and not for "just bombing" or even occupation, with yes, tanks?

Shelling civillians?

Like bombing a civillian train? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grdelica_train_bombing

A bus? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lu%C5%BEane_bus_bombing

How about escaping refugees? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NATO_bombing_of_Albanian_refug...

Or a foreign embassy? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_bombing_of_the_C...

Civillian tv station? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NATO_bombing_of_the_Radio_Tele...

How about directly custer bombing a city? Twice. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ni%C5%A1_cluster_bombing

A hospital? https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/inatl/longterm/balkans...

So you agree, that if US/NATO doesn't immediately pull out from eg. syria, that switzerland can take away googles property in Zurich?
What do you suggest for a good camera with a tight budget? I used to have Samsung Galaxy S20 FE and it was just amazing. Trying to buy a new android preferably from flagship killers type of phones
> The theory that we are living in a simulation is primarily based on Bayesian statistics

May I see those equations or formulas or whatever?

> I find the article's claim that those who disagree most strongly are scientists - the very people most likely to understand and apply Bayesian statistics - incredible.

Scientists have another great instrument called Occam's razor. You know, if the claim about "we are living in simulation" or maybe "there is a small kettle on Earth's orbit" has no outcomes then why to believe it?
This (free-market-limiting acquisitions) is why we can’t have nice things
This is nuts, Honestly good for you mate, I hope I can find similar offers.
It's why so few companies want to invest in France and things like Activision Blizzard closing all their French offices. And of course, the radically lower salaries there.
I played this back then and it was really fun, people made Murder Mystery style levels so you would go from scene to scene and have to put the clues together.

It'd be fantastic if it supported more players and had more tools to help the GM.
We've hunted large portion of large fauna to extinction. Agricultural society is a way to factory-farm peasants to use in warfare.
This is an intriguing article, and very well worth a read, once you get rid of the pop-up.

Over at the other side of what is now called Canada, archaeologists are making lots of interesting discoveries (see e.g. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/mi-kmaw-archeolog...).
"We're not imprisoning them, we're freezing their riches"

Ok, I would be somewhat fine with it, if it is only "freezing". But still not without some form of process, that shows links of them to the government, or support/benefit of the war. Because otherwise this sets a (further) dangerous precedent. There was something called, "rule of the law".
Ahem. You should be comparing iPhone upgradability with Android upgradability, most of which get stuck after a year or so. If they receive any upgrades at all.

Unless you carry you 2011 laptop around in your pocket, that is.
Yeah. USA should be treated exactly like that when they annexed parts of Mexico. But global economy wasn't developed to such a degree that this would have any impact back then.
> And yeah PM's are useless wastes of space, but I'm glad they are there to help the rest of us ineffectually get the next Frankenstein up and limping.

I have worked in several positions where there was no project manager.

Doing so massively improved my appreciation for them.

A bad one can be miserable, for sure.

A good one is worth their weight in platinum, though. They drive figuring out user needs vs wants, they prioritize the ever-growing pile of work, and handle any communication that doesn't require developers so the devs can stay focused on the problem of writing the software.
LCD controller is restarted/reinitialized every time you "blank" it. So this would be useless.

Likely GPU driver/mesa/compositor crashing. I never have any issues with the screen when using i3wm (with GPU acceleration disabled).

These bug reports would be more useful, if the OP did some debugging/log hunting.
Reminds me of something I wrote years ago: https://blog.jgc.org/2010/11/things-make-got-right-and-how-t...
I'm guessing mine is orange in color!!
Sorry, but isn’t it trivial to rename all the instructions and then just have a transpiler? There you go.
Agree 100%.

Product managers are really business managers. Their goal is to ensure the software meets a business need that can help the firm developing it translate the value it delivers into $ by application of a commercial model.

Put another way - they define the WHAT and WHY, the HOW should be managed by their colleagues in Engineering.
> i don't think there are any places around the world where owning a car is cheaper than paying for public transit ( with the caveat that depending on how you measure the time spent could alter that)

That's the world's biggest caveat. Investment in a modest car that stops you from spending 3 hours each way commuting over 4 separate bus routes from exurban home to exurban job is about as high a return on money as you're ever going to see. Not to mention grocery shopping kids and whatever else.

There are painfully few places in the U.S. where this isn't true. I prefer your model and I live in one of those places (Brooklyn) but let's be honest here about how the world actually works.
I think you may be missing the qualifier that actually makes this advice true.

>But going into debt for a depreciating asset like a car is a bad idea, yes.

It's important to not go into debt for frivoulous consumption. If you buy an old car, it actually doesn't depreciate very much as long as it's kept in working order. The same with a computer, if I go into debt to get the new M1 Max because I need a computer to code, that's not very smart.

I can code just fine on a $300 used ThinkPad, and I can travel just fine on a $4000 used car.

If I'm unfortunate enough to really need either of those for income geneartion but can't afford it, then it makes sense to borrow for it, but only to get the minimum you need to get the work done.

Of course it's much more fun to get a newish F150 and the latest Apple gadget on a 96 month loan...
KFluff – Podman and toolbox for Plasma development/testing?
You'll spend way more in electricity than you'll save by keeping and repairing the same ancient fridge over and over... Their efficiency has vastly improved.
Note that this is quite the security risk. You might be better off with an ESR version.
I agree it's more likely. I wouldn't be surprised if it's a bit of both in the end though.
Some (most?) Western countries explicitly have laws against this. Fun aside: I used to work at a student library and management was very clear about us not being allowed to retain government-issued personal ID cards as collateral (instead of the university-issued student ID cards) because doing so would be breaking the law.

Of course human traffickers don't care about the legality of the practice, but there's a difference between something being widespread among criminals and something being culturally (or legally) acceptable without having to buy off police or customs.
Not quite what you asked for, but here's a relatively mature Java to JavaScript compiler: http://www.gwtproject.org/
If I have to go back into the office
... I think I'm going to just keep working from home until they fire me
> The production can then be switched to something zero-impact.

There's no such thing as zero-impact. Wind farms have an environmental impact. Building solar-sensitive cells require dirty processes that also create pollution and waste as they don't last forever.
Thankfully a community contributor fixed the issue with call stacks going missing on awaited exceptions too!

Hopefully over time it keeps becoming that little bit better.
what are your thoughts?
Thank you. I wish they included that basic description on the home page.
and the reasons given for adding them to the sanctions list are not "some form of process"? (We can certainly argue if the process is sufficient, but targeted sanctions against named individuals is not the same as just grabbing everything with a russian name on it. And yes, some people are complaining that governments actually insist on proving that things belong to sanctioned people before acting, but "some people are complaining" is not the same as policy and what actually happens)
Impressive work!

PS: It would be great with a repository link on the downloads page. I missed the sentence about the license on the front page, and incorrectly assumed the game to be closed-source when the download page only showed binaries.
And I live in what was once Yugoslavia, and a part of our former country was bombed by nato.

Let's say you have a country, and there is a minority in that country... and people hate eachother a bit, due to historical reasons, there are tensions, a war, the minority unilaterally declares independence, some superpowers support them at this (others don't), main country disagrees and attacks the separatists, and after all that a superpower comes in and starts destroying the main country to get what they want.

If you're not sure if I'm talking about ukraine or kosovo, you're right, the scenario is the same, but since the americans were doing it back then, the destroying of the country was "good" and now it's "bad".

If switzerland pointed fingers at putin.. sure, point, curse, whatever. Nato members (including my current country now) should just stay quiet, because they did the same, many times before.
> Why mexico or canada? Why not for iraq? Afghanistan? Syria? Libya? Yemen? Jugoslavia? Why only for annexation and not for "just bombing" or even occupation, with yes, tanks?

Because those are different things.

> So you agree, that if US/NATO doesn't immediately pull out from eg. syria, that switzerland can take away googles property in Zurich?

No, I don't agree.
Or change document.querySelectorAll('.hnuser') at the beginning to document.querySelectorAll('.hnuser, #me') so it will also show up beside your name when logged in at the top.
The UN estimate is several times lower than everybody else's (except of course Russian) like for example US's . Plus ~1200 Ukrainian military and volunteers which were killed for the same genocidal goal - erasing Ukraine nation. Millions displaced. Genocide isn't about numbers anyway, at least not about numbers in the less than 3 weeks. Russia kills about 150 Ukrainians per day. German Nazi were killing about 3000 Jews/day (6M in 6 years of WWII). So, how many more Ukrainians needs to be killed to satisfy your definition of genocide? Though i'd suggest you read this before commenting - https://www.un.org/en/genocideprevention/genocide.shtml .

Current Russian regime is fascist according to the definition, and this is how it called everyday in Ukraine and Baltic countries.

>Neither is calling people propagandists.

Low moral peddling of pure Russian propaganda makes a person not just propagandist, it makes that person a "propagandon" - used in Russian combination of "propagandist" and an offensive for "condom". The guy has no shame with his "we could be bombing civilians more". The people like him is the base of Russian public support of that genocide, and thus they are actually willing participants in it. There is no "level of discussion" here. They are killing people right now. If anything HN should probably like the rest of the world block Russia.

>If this is the level of discussion you want r/worldnews is the place to be nowadays.

try it yourself as your post contains mostly empty incorrect charges without any factual/references/etc support.
> when you pass some threshold [...] then it should escalate up to 99%

Why stop at 100%? Assuming it is okay to put a cap on how much wealth and income a person can have, it should be sensible to have marginal tax rate higher than 100% of the taxable income.

You earn more than 100M in a year? Please pay 200M until your wealth is back to sensible levels. Alternatively, you can reduce your taxable income by making charitable donations willingly – same thing as far as balance is concerned, but you might feel differently about it.
> What's happening in Ukraine is a completely unprovoked attack by a nuclear power led by a madman who seems to have lost all grip on reality. The potential for escalation in to something nobody ever imagined possible is very real.

Way to lose the point. Nothing on that paragraph is different from the Bush Jr. excursions into the Middle East and threats all over the world?

Not to say the entire situation is alike. It's not. But on those features it's similar.
I live in Seattle. To get to work in Bellevue, I have 1.15hr commute by bus + walking.

When I lived in SF, I had a 1.5-2hr Caltrain/bike commute to Palo Alto. Missing a train would cost me 45 min. A car getting stuck in the tracks or a suicide would cost 1-2 hours.

A car currently saves me 2hrs, enabling me to have more time to cook healthy food myself and visit the gym with cadence. Imho, a car pays me in dividends.

I could live closer to work, but it’s difficult to socialize in those areas.
> it still would be more efficient to use electric in the home.

Efficiency wise you may be wrong. Carrying electricity is not efficient (you lose energy with distance) while gas (as long as leaks are limited) is a more efficient store of energy from start to end.
I went through this company: https://www.livernoismotorsports.com/computer-and-tuning

I don't have the expertise to set up all the parameters on my own, but I'm very happy with the tune they provided.
I think the question whether a typo occuring during translation is a translation error is mostly a matter of perspective. If you ordered the translation and it contains a typo not present in the original article, that's an error in the translation so it's fair to consider it a translation error.
> their state went full totalitarian in the last couple weeks

I’m sorry but a state does not go full totalitarian in a week. Putin has been in control for 20 years. This, was predictable and many had been predicting it for a long time.

What happened over the last couple weeks is that “authoritarianism” has lost its sheen. Russian-style strongman authoritarianism has bee a twinkle in the eye of a certain strain of American and Western politician for some years now (I’m looking at you Peter “Democracy and freedom are incompatible” Thiel and Fox News), and people who previously called Putin a strong and capable leader are now either having to get on board with a genocidal war, or eat crow.

A lot of people (on this site and elsewhere) are still even pushing the lines coming straight out of the kremlin (but biolabs! But nato aggression! Think of the poor oligarchs’ seized yachts! Can we really call the invasion and slaughter of Ukrainian people and cultural identity a a genocide?). It’s really quite sad how self proclaimed free thinkers on this site so obviously push the Russian propaganda being circulated in their conservative newsfeeds. These talking points go from the Kremlin, to Fox News, then back to Russia to be aired on RT, and at some point they make a stop here on HN by avid “free thinking“ consumers of this media.
7 year vegetarian. Recently found out I’m low on iron. Probably because I don’t eat fortified cereals. As a male, I’ve been told not to worry about my Iron intake- but that’s bad advice.

Best is not to generalise and instead get a blood test to check vitamin levels. Talk to your GP.
What kinds of things do you sue car companies for?

I do not think lawyers literally encouraged it, I just think that they are expensive and going proprietary helps avoid issues.

What's your take, though? Genuinely interested. It is widespread across the entire industry, so there appears to be an industry-related driving factor for it
Its their choice. You can do 10 solo toy scenes, or one where some repulsive dude puts a toilet seat on your neck and pisses straight into your mouth. Why blame third parties for your own consensual life choices?
The problem is that qualifier isn't correct. The test needs another qualifier, it should be a depreciating, non productive asset.

Many assets that are incredibly productive depreciate. If you're making a living as a house painter you definitely want to invest in paint brushes rather than smearing the paint all over the walls with your hands. The fact that the brushes wear out pretty quickly is irrelevant. Same goes for an auto mechanic buying sets of wrenches, and possibly the developer getting a much faster computer that increases their productivity.

Fact is that owning a reliable car is a prerequisite to many jobs and living situations.

The advice is usually given around consumption type "assets". Like don't go into debt to buy a jetski or golf clubs or something. It's a mistake to transfer that logic to productive assets.
> If you show it to your boss, it means you intend to leave if he does not match it or offer some other perks. It's not forcing anything, it's negotiating.

How successful is this "negotiation" typically? I've not heard great things about taking counteroffers.
please be good...
edit: its a turnip
I wonder what mine will end up being
The US funded and trained state death squads in Iraq, which engaged in anti-Sunni sectarian violence. We know from leaks that this violence was broadly tolerated, and even encouraged. There are cases of suspected insurgents being handed over to them to be disappeared. The blood is just as much on the hands of the US government as Ukraine's is on the Russian government.

By the Iraq War Bodycount's dataset, the civilian kill count of US forces alone, without including the Iraqi government forces, almost matches that of the sectarian terrorists who explicitly sought out to kill civilians. From occupation to leaving in 2011, it is only about 20% less. That is plainly unacceptable and criminal in any context.

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2010/oct/25/iraq-t...

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2010/oct/24/iraq-war-logs-...

https://www.thebureauinvestigates.com/stories/2010-03-10/oba...

https://www.thebureauinvestigates.com/stories/2011-05-23/us-...

https://www.thenation.com/article/archive/iraqs-new-death-sq...

https://www.iraqbodycount.org/database/