skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Grievance study majors

At this point I'm convinced you're not willing to argue in good faith.

> this number can be considered zero or statistically insignificant noise

Fair enough. According to the ACLU[1], "many incarcerated women—nearly 60% of female state prisoners nation-wide and as many as 94% of certain female prison populations have a history of physical or sexual abuse".

I am not going to answer your next comment, because you just can't be argued with.

[1]: https://www.aclu.org/other/prison-rape-elimination-act-2003-...
That’s not what GP is saying. They are not saying you shouldn’t take steps to diversify and reduce risk. But conventional wisdom is that you can’t time the market, so you shouldn’t necessarily expect to beat the market by selling now and buying back in later when the war is over.
Babel.
All the time I saw some situations escalate they ended up being fixed by upper management with some give and take agreements.

The hard truth, is that most companies are like consumers that go routinely buy stuff from 1 euro shops.
Monitors:
1 - slack, teams, discord
2 - email, zoom
3 - markets monitor
4,5,6 - streaming news, tv
7, 8 - coding/work

I have the monitors mounted, stacked 2x2 on each side and tilted forming a semi-circle.
I think you and NeverFade actually have different definitions of "justify"

If you can point to where you went above and beyond, which improved the company's bottom line by $X, that will never hurt you in salary negotiations. In that sense, being able to justify your raise strengthens your position.

But you don't have to defend yourself against accusations of sinful greed, or justify why you should earn 3x what teachers or nurses earn. You're talking to someone who is paid more than you, not speaking at a college anarchists' debate about fat cat bosses. You don't need any special justification in that sense.
Tip: The loading screen for singleplayer was not very clear, i thought the game was hanging.
That’s assuming it will go back up. Big tech stock prices are only at pull back range at the moment, not a real decline. Time will tell, but my guess is that big tech that depends on ads will have a hard time keeping up with valuation.
Looks way better if you add style="image-rendering: pixelated;" to the canvas. Crisp edges on every display.
There is nothing quite like Sleep Is Death. The idea is still as fresh as it was twelve years ago. When it came out, it was popular for a short while, but GMs were always in short supply. It took commitment to prepare the story, assets, and anticipate various choices player could make. Not many people went through the effort to learn the UI to create content in real time for players.

The currently ongoing Jason Rohrer's project "One hour one life" feels like evolution of this dynamic between player and the GM. The author is now a sole GM, he keeps track of community needs and wants. Every now and then the author creates new content (items, recipes, mechanics), which takes the in-game civilization a step further. The game is worth checking out, it has a quite innovative design.
Again, if you think someone is doing something wrong, do what the guidelines tell you and email the mods. Same goes for voting stuff. Tell HN doesn't tell the mods anything, they don't see every post and comment.
Been wondering this too without much of a conclusive answer.

Gold is already jumped so that is too late. Crypto seems correlated with stocks.

I’m counting on a large gap between salary and expenses to save my ass
We spent quite a bit of time thinking about mortgage repayments recently, and the overwhelmingly conclusion was to optimise for minimising short term repayments. The rationale was that with a young family our expenses are fairly high whilst our income is likely to increase in future.

The consequence of this is to prioritise a long mortgage over total repayments and to not necessarily pay off as much as possible, even keeping money back for day to day spending, assuming that's budgeted properly. Obviously there is a trade off; the smaller you can get your mortgage the more flexibility you have around adjusting repayments to help with living costs.

The long term view of inflation also suggests it might be better to hold more debt to ease things now. Though obviously that depends on how your wages might change in the longer run.
There are so many issues with what you're suggesting that it's difficult to know where to start. Put simply, your worry is unfounded.
I guess I’m all in favor of having better search engine results, but the pretentious tone and outright naïvety of this piece is astonishing.

> a ranking algorithm that is immune to SEO

Counter point: Voting rings.

> An object with a higher market value is probably better

Counter point: Pricing psychology, Tesla stock.

> They are willing to bid up the price by spending their upvote on it.

Nobody spends anything. This sentence alone is a deal breaker. There is no downside to upvoting and I can upvote everything. Makes no sense.
How secure is your job/industry? Not every sector will be hit equally.

Now might not be the best time to work in a startup that sells discretionary goods/services.

If you've got a solid job in an industry not too vulnerable to supply chain shocks or high interest rates you should weather the next downturn, as long as your expenditure is under control.
> As public inflation numbers increase, make sure you are getting a commensurate increase in salary.

Because that's easy to do for everyone?
Keep in mind the question is not about "likelyhood" of an economic recession. It's not a risk assessment. The question is about what would you do to deal with a recession better. An "it's unlikely" answer feels off topic to me.
> Are you just bitter that someone would earn so much?

…no?

Look, anyone who admits they’re working for fintech is fair-game for punch-upwards jokes, regardless of their total-comp. I’d be cracking jokes about their soulessness even if they said they were working for a minimum-wage job in the sector.

It’s only slightly less disgusting than admitting you work for the Trump Organisation or Scientology.
It's basically over in the UK at least. Covid deaths for people who aren't fully vaccinated are down to around 0.1% of deaths, still mostly in people over 70 who don't lose many QALYs anyway. It makes absolutely no sense to worry about that.
I was one of them, as my YouTube channel can attest. The desire to create procedural worlds never left though.
Things That Aren't Abstraction
Ah, I'm sorry. Yes, I meant Adobe, not Oracle.
Is it that surprising? Colleague of mine rejected a 50% pay rise at another company because the commute would be too annoying. He then took it when the next company offered full remote. Another colleague of mine is struggling to pick between all the companies offering him almost double his current salary. That's the market right now.
Work for a company that is protected and you will be okay. Food, soap, and other basic boring stuff will be in demand. Luxuries not as much, so games might be bad, or as cheap entertainment they might do good as people buy the games that will keep them all year to avoid the expensive entertainment they did instead. Really it is a guess as to what will do well.

Most people have a job in bad times. The real problem is your wages won't keep pace with inflation so you have to be careful.

Pay off debts now. Get an emergency cash fund going. Max out your retirement savings (so you can afford to save nothing if needed).

Last, but most important: you don't know what is coming. Enjoy life as best you can now.
Wow never knew about them. Always assumed ETFs are only on equity. Thank you
You can run Airshipper without the GUI from the console with `airshipper run`.
> native speakers with misconfigured computing environments

How many of those are "misconfigured" and how many are set to en-US because that's the language they want for their computer.
>The result was a new component we called <FastList>. The team intends to merge these together for cross-platform use and open source it for the community. With that we removed a lot of memory allocations and were down another 70-90ms of render time. We could now scroll the channel members list as fast as we wanted and it kept up admirably.

https://gist.github.com/vishnevskiy/f4ba74adf5cf1d269b860fab...

This is FastList Code. it's 100% javascript, and only imports are lodash, react, and react-native
Yes, but the first assignment was something silly so everyone could do it. I could also see giving everyone 3 cookies to start with as an initial buffer
We're considering moving to AGPL.
I think he meant "here to stay like the flu". Obviously it's here to stay.
Video’s description:

“Z-Anatomy is a 3D atlas of the human anatomy.

It is free and open source.

It can be used as a .blend file or as an app.

Download link:
https://www.z-anatomy.com/

More information:
https://www.linkedin.com/company/z-anatomy ”
I have a hard time feeling sympathy with people who tries to include non-violence actions as violence. Either it's violence or it's not, stop trying to muddy the water.

Since I think those people already lie in the first accusation I wonder what else they may be lying about.
Archive.is mirrors have been linked north of 15,000 times on HN over 9 years [0]. (Archive.is is the more popular URL for the same [1] service). I'm skeptical that actually-malicious behavior would have gone unnoticed for so long, on this site of all places.

Unless your position is all intrusive analytics scripts are "malware" -- in which case I philosophically agree, but it's futile.

[0] https://hn.algolia.com/?query=archive.is&type=comment (note Algolia's exact # is nondeterministic and changes on refresh)

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archive.today

(Full disclosure: I've linked many of these myself).
You're right, I admit I had a long-standing misunderstanding about this - I had always assumed the word was referring to semitic people in general, but have decided to look this up (unfortunately after posting the above) and realized that's not the case...
Yeah, I do exactly zero code katas and toy programs. A singer can post on YouTube. A painter can sell his art to hang up on the wall for years.

If I make a small DIY program, all I can do is use it while trying to pretend I wouldn't much rather be using the existing standard.

On the occasions where something doesn't already exist, it takes me between weeks and years to make anything I wouldn't just want to throw away. I'm not going to spend 2 years coding something that already exists.
If you can, it is better in the long term, but if you're going through a tough time, struggling to make ends meet, then minimum payments might get you going an extra month, rather than getting you in the red immediately.
I'd recommend the contrary: stay or move to the city at least if you can own an apartment.

- housing: pick in a flat to keep your energy costs low (neighbors heat one another), and make sure you can walk to a park or a river. Fight to make your city more walkable and bikeable, and support your local businesses. Make sure to live close to people you like or to build new relationship (can't beat cities for that!). I love my neighbors and we regularly organize meetings to ensure every one is happy (that was so awesome during lockdowns, I never felt better surrounded). Being in a city means you stay close to people you like (so important during harsh times) and have more transportation options. I can walk anywhere: doctors, police, markets, train station, etc. Note that my French grand-parents always said that WWII was much easier for townspeople (the bigger the city, the better) and given their experience, I fully trust them when planning for harsh times.

- transportation: I spend ~€10 per month for my transportation needs (I own a cheap, light bike to go to work and move around). I take the subway/train sometime (when I'm too tired to bike) but it's much cheaper than all other options.

- food: I'm a member of a coop i.e we partnered with a local, organic farmer to commit to deliver all his production directly to us, for the whole year and at a fixed cost (around ~€15/week for a big basket of vegetables). I opted to get other produces from the coop, from other farmers/artisans: bread (1.5 kg/week), flours, oils, fruits (apples, pears, oranges, pomelos, kakis, berries…), café, etc. No distribution and overhead cost (we run everything ourselves, and do the distributions once a week). The inflation is very limited inflation (almost zero logistics costs, little impact of market prices) and at least one year of visibility and cash. This helped me become vegetarian: the food is so good, cheap and more sustainable. Coops let you have the benefits of the the city and the countryside, and you can't better help farmers (we work together to ensure they invest in the long term, protect their health, use as little fertilizers and pesticides as possible…).
In Germany employee is just a status, and "collaborator" or Mitarbeiter is a general term for an employed person in a company or team.

I was talking not just about terms or words, but new organizational concepts as well.
If its conditional upon approval then it isn’t “unlimited”.
Usenet

which I still use actually, peep my username :)
The OP is positing reasons for why they believe an economic recession might be in the books in their message. They aren’t preparing for an economic recession because they like it. Providing reasoning for why that reasoning may not hold seems on topic.
Isn't that supposed to be the point of the SLA?
There are commodity ETFs that use future contracts or sometimes just buy physical metals. Some funds buy stocks of commodity producers which are expected to be highly correlated with commodity itself.

Also in Europe there are Forex brokers that offer contracts (CFDs) on commodities, but there are a lot of scammy firms in this area, and the spreads charged are usually hefty.

(according to wikipedia in US CFDs are banned)
"Dyer said the emails were privileged information since the city attorney was included".

This is not how privilege works, and all the people involved certainly know it.

(This used to be a game oil and other companies would play, and courts do not look kindly on it anymore)
You should probably buy some farmland, have a farm somewhere. Could combine it with working remotely as well.

That way, you will be more easily able to provide your family with food. Especially if both you and wife can do the farm work.

And perhaps, with the farm at some point you might be able to live without needing to work much.

Some inspiration can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T15gXm6ha_I
Having been employed at both very small and very large companies, my experience is that the former cannot compete, while the latter prioritise money over talent.

Two examples to illustrate this. Back in the 2000s, I got an offer from a larger corporation, for 25% more than what I was making at the time. Told my then manager and his counter was a 5% raise, plus a not quite moving “we are all a family here” speech. It wasn’t only me though, at least ten other engineers left in a few months, all were offered between 3% and 7% raises. The team was eventually disbanded and people were reassigned to other projects. After some years, someone told me that they simply didn’t have the budget.

In the late 2010s, while working at a large multinational, I asked for a raise. At the time, I was repeatedly told that the project I was leading was, by far, the most impactful of the whole division, so I thought I would deserve it. Manager went to HR they recommended that I shouldn’t get a raise, since I was doing “well” already, according to their salary charts. Now, my manager could have fought it harder, but the disconnection and power over budget HR and higher ups have, made it so difficult and dragged for so long, I ended up leaving.
Are you saying that objectives and timelines are the _only_ factors that can be used to evaluate leadership rationality? In what circumstances is it rational for Putin to trigger a large-scale, first-use nuclear exchange that would probably kill hundreds of millions of people?

Edit: I can see how it might be rational for Putin to threaten to use nuclear weapons. But I can't understand how that extends to actually using them.
He doesn't need to fire half his workforce all at once. That would be crazy. There's natural turnover.
Ask HN: How to Get Started with Biochemistry?
Hello,

I am a developer and I have liked biology ( Mainly Botany) & chemistry since my childhood.
I was doing a lot of "experiments" in my early teens..
I want to get started with Biochemistry (I am more interested in "hands-on") as a hobby.
I want to explore how plants work, chemical processes that trigger certain functions in plants, etc.

Ultimately I want to learn how to create genetically modified plants which produce more, resistant to bugs & diseases etc.
I don't know if I Biochem is what I should learn If I want to do above things.

Any pointers on how to get started, what books to read, what equipment to buy so that I can have my "ah-ha" ( Like writing your first program that adds two numbers) moment with Biochem?

Thanks.
Telenet. :)

For the uninitiated: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telenet

Another big one was https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tymnet

The reason some big online providers (some or all of, for example: AOL, CompuServ, Prodigy) had so many local access numbers (which was important since long-distance was so expensive) was that those numbers were actually Telenet / Tymnet, which the client used to connect to the service.

Connecting to the web via dial-up AOL looked (maybe still looks?) like:

Browser <-> HTTP(S) <-> (I forget this component) <-> AOL client <-> Modem <-> PSTN <-> X.25 <-> AOL backend <-> HTTP(S) <-> Website

Is the part that I’m forgetting SLIP/PPP? I forget how that was implemented in Windows… Possibly both the browser and the AOL client talked to that.

(That was all after you could use AOL for TCP/IP, which wasn’t always the case.)
What country are you based in?

In mine (UK) one the biggest outgoing costs is energy, mainly heating. There are various government schemes to help people with recent bills and ways of reducing energy consumption.
Mapping and Seizing the Oligarchs' Assets
> Because that's easy to do for everyone

Is it? I don’t think it is. Why do you think it is?
Not to put too fine a point on it but: this war is far from over and you're making some pretty wild assumptions about how it compares to wars that are much longer running.

Also this 'post your sources' for stuff that you know is going to be impossible to do accurately is not in good faith, either someone posts their sources and you will attack them or they won't, either case 'you win'. But it doesn't contribute at all.
> I find it sad that a company with Amazon's reach plays this dirty with what users are allowed to have on their devices. :(

To be honest I'm always surprised how easy it is to put things on your Kindle even if they are not purchases from Amazon. I regularly purchase ebooks some other place and then just send it to the Kindle with Calibre's feature using the amazon sharing email address and it works without a problem for years.
I recommend looking at some WW1 depictions of Germans (often called 'Huns' back then). Or even better, German or Japanese depictions of western Allied forces in WW2. It's pretty much the same

Ukrainian state is already in a state of total war, they don't lose anything by escalating. Their goal is to drag other countries into the war, or at the very least maximize external support. Exaggerations, taking stuff out of context, hyperbolizing isolated incidents, or even outright lies - all the tools of trade are normally shunned are now allowed. Level-headed assessment of ground-level truth is not on the agenda right now
The Ottomans did not get a monopoly on eastern routes until they conquered Mameluke Egypt in the early 1500s. Western European (particularly Portuguese) attempts to go "the other direction" started in the 1400s.
If you own your own property, get a wood burning stove. The ability to heat your dwelling and cook food if the electricity goes out or you can't afford fuel is priceless.
Blender has a "generic" node-editor in a sense that you can use it for not just image manipulation but also for things like shaders or even manipulating geometry, although (of course) each have mostly their specific set of operations (nodes).
Yeah, yeah, so this is the reason Civ 6 use sh*t dlc to cheat money?
Don't forget Civ 6's dlc still hold one of the only 7 games that is "overwhelmingly negative".
-- From a (still) angry luxury civ6 pre-order player
You should re-gander at the flow chart. I looked and noticed a "is a debt high rate? pay it off first" logic flow there.

You can't just "pay everything off", and so the above chart prioritizes things which have highest interest, as pay down aggressively first.
Learn a useful skill. Fixing mechanical equipment, farming, building bunkers, preserving food without refrigeration. Teach your kids those things, and how to hide in the forest.
For sure, I should've mentioned that even the quote by Omar itself is suspect in terms of whether it was ever said, let alone whether it was Omar who had anything to do with the demise of the Library of Alexandria.
If the crash is inflationary, then yes. If deflationary, then no. Will the future be more inflationary than the market currently expects?
The NASA Pi Day Challenge 2022
Maybe Neverwinter Nights in its DM mode? I think there were a few new entries in the virtual tabletop space recently, but I forget what they're called.
There are other steps involving overpaying debt, they just happen at different stages. They're in step 1, 4 and 8.
If I could afford that I'd love to do so.

I'm aware of the work it takes to live off the land. I don't have the skill or fitness to do so but still dream of trying that one day.
the top-fwz1 script is mail.ru's statistics counter

https://top.mail.ru/help/en/rating

> Top Mail.Ru is a statistics system for site owners. You need to get and install the counter code on the pages of your site to collect data.

you can see the same code snippet that's on archive.ph here: https://top.mail.ru/help/en/code/receive
How is the story wrong?
I think this type of news is very hard to sell when most people in most countries already think that censorship is something positive and desirable. Free speech was very easy to sell when most people didn't have much reach, and de-facto censorship was easy to apply through elite norms and ostracism for anybody breaking those norms.

Now that we have the internet and everybody has infinite reach we are getting the true test of free speech, and it seems that most countries don't really like it.
Paying off debt is usually good financial advice, but it is arguably the wrong thing to do if you expect higher and higher inflation (which you mentioned is your expectation).

If you expect inflation to keep increasing, then one of the financially smart things to do would be to take as much debt as possible and purchase hard assets with the debt (such as land or commodities).

For me personally, I wouldn't follow this advise because I don't like the psychological burden of being indebted. I just wanted to highlight how higher inflation expectations disrupts traditional saving advice. It nullifies the idea of hoarding lots of cash.
This is a terrible website that tells you nothing about the game. What's it like? How does it play? Screenshots or videos?
Nothing, because at the end what matters is that I am happy. I am not a fan of pursuing the rat race of always more money. It will create a tunnel vision and, at the end, FOMO and stress.

I am also not in my 20s anymore where I would be willing to move across the Ocean for more money.
AFAIK there's also another bug that's Bluetooth specific, where Bluetooth headphones + high CPU usage will slightly shift the balance and accumulates over time. I was surprised ~1 year ago that the balance was 20% right on my laptop. I don't know whether this is solved on more recent laptops/macOS though.