skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Oh I’m sorry, as a native English speaker I am familiar with this form since early schooling but as international English becomes ever more utilitarian I am quite used to seeing apostrophes misused or dropped altogether. I think the reason so that now adays most people that engage with the language are non-native speakers who don’t have time for such nuanced syntax.

I would expect such a headline as this to be rewritten nowadays to avoid the apostrophe, or just dropped altogether as ever since “Eats Shoots & Leaves” copyeditors have been hyper conscious about the impact dropped punctuation can have on meaning.

So it’s just nice to see it here, used as nature intended. In particular that it could be dropped and really not impact the meaning at all!
How's this tax free?
I use a minimalistic Jekyll build hosted on Github pages. definitely not self hosted, but takes maybe an hour to setup with a custom domain
Yeah, as you show, full equality is unreachable. Even without the capital differences. Some people will have traumas or accidents or just bad genetics that will end up in inequalities.

The thing is to have a destination, a goal. Which equalities are worth fighting for?
It sounds like you got a major Windows 10 update. They're, basically, an in-place OS reload.
How so? Clothes are cheap to manufacture and expensive due to marketing (publicity and distribution). I as a consumer I'm powerless because product from brand X is not necessarily more sustainable or durable that similar product from fast-fashion just because it costs 5 times more.
Plus, it's the weekend for God's sake. I would hope there are a lot of the team members that aren't available, and expecting instant response is unreasonable.
At least in the context of my comment, I’m interpreting “mid-career” to be like age 40-45, which would makes childbearing orthogonal.
I know that it seems so. When I started doing this I think the dominant browser was called “Mosaic”. In the intervening couple of decades I’ve seen many people, who relied on “simpler” solutions, suffer data loss, exploits, sites disappearing when some company disappeared, sites being disappeared because a company decided they violated a TOS or just didn’t like their content, discovering that their articles were being used to track and advertise to their readers, and so on.
>Only browser that does 4k Netflix.

Unfortunately that's a business decision, not a testament to the greatness of Edge. The different browsers and properties of the PC constitute a "security level" in the DRM module, and Netflix ties its offerings to the different security levels. You could say that with IE, you have the least control over your Netflix stream and that's why they let you play their content in 4k.

Nevertheless, Edge could be a good browser otherwise. What I wanted to point out is only the point about 4k Netflix.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Widevine
Since we're talking about a median, it would be interesting to see how many people you would need to remove from the top end to get the numbers to line up.
I lived in the Bay Area for a few years. It was south Bay (Sunnyvale and Los Altos), it was 1989-1992, and I had no dependents and an engineer's salary. I ended up living in a single room, and I still wasn't quite making it financially. I moved to Texas.
Startups often use dirty tactics and connections to grow, but will later go on to say they just worked hard and found product market fit. The public example that comes to mind is reddit astroturfing their community to grow it, and that's a really mild example. Startups can do some pretty evil shit to get going.
Why are you crossposting your own tweet here?
Keep in mind that the lower bound on this chart is 65%, not 0. Threw me off at first.
You're going to pay for storage somehow, somewhere. For my photo-heavy WP.com blog (of 15 years!) I've always hosted my photos on Flickr. I pay the $50/year for Flickr Pro which gives me all the photo storage I could ever want.

I agree with you about the ads on the free tier. Worse, the ads are extremely low quality. I complained about this (shaking my fist into the air, essentially) on my blog not long ago.

https://blog.jimgrey.net/2022/02/08/why-i-still-recommend-wo...
What exactly makes you comment as if woman gaining equality means men have lost something? Surely, in an even society, this is a good headline, unless you're pining for more patriarchal days.
This is great, thanks for sharing. I've always walked by these guys but never expected that the roots ran so deep. I also love this little bit near the end: "To me, the Bible is Basic Information Before Leaving Earth—B.I.B.L.E."
This reminds me of an app we had at work for static content, written in JSP of course. It was made so designers and UI developers could make mostly static content pages.

Someone had a good idea to make a header.jsp template for common header stuff.

But it was hilarious. The file essentially became a giant if-else condition with a few hundred conditions like "if path == 'some_page'" followed by CSS and sometimes JavaScript for that page.

Absolutely horrendous.
The author has clearly read too much into what happened leading up to January 28th 2021 and even before the creation of /r/Superstonk.
I had the Fortran book and so, when the C book came out, I bought that as well. The C code seemed to have been auto-generated by the Fortran code, and it was really quite terrible.

Oh, yes. The arrays in the C code were indexed from 1, following the FORTRAN code, with functions to convert the subscripts. Pointers to arrays were offset by one element size, so they didn't point to the array at all. They pointed to an address outside of the array.

I rewrote parts of NR in C++, but ancient, 1990s C++, with pre-STL Microsoft collection classes.
You could keep the source files in GitHub and use their web editor to add or update content, then build and push to the publishing server via a GitHub action.

You can find descriptions of such a setup by googling.
Turning more into reddit.
On thing to note here is that this article discusses only University of Chicago MBAs. You'll see some pretty biased data. Not many people make $250k-$400k/yr with MBAs.

And I want to quote something from this article that you may also find from my above comment

> As Goldin put it recently to Freakonomics, "It's hard to find smoking guns."
"Wathcman" -> "Watchman"
VVC honestly astounds me. It makes me wonder how far we can go with video compression.

I look back at MPEG-1 Video CDs and it is unbelievable how incredible a video image you could now produce in the same 600Mb storage.
I guess he meant "tax free" as in "cash only" - not something I'd want to say in public, but what are the chances IRS will pursue these guys.
Love and accept the ppl you love. Cherish every moment and try to lead by example. Everything else will take care of itself, world included.
VSCode Snippets for Testing in Golang
Dua Lipa would love this
Perhaps you are taking it personally because you have an MBA. It's not meant as a personal attack on literal MBA's. I use the term as shorthand for the people who do the vital work of making a business run efficiently and profitably. When companies focus on that to the exclusion of the actual value-creating, bad things happen. The opposite case is when a startup does not find a market and only focuses on making a product. This, too, fails.

As an investor, I look for companies that do well on both ends of the spectrum.
The 40M figure is pure data from roaming partners and end usage. Here's a tweet https://twitter.com/DeWiGoSite/status/1508492610435903490?t=...

You can measure this yourself at etl.dewi.org
Well, supposedly the current pattern is the successful women are conditioned to seek more successful men. This is a big courtship problem if women are more successful than men.

Age preference could shift- e.g. even if 25 year old men are less successful than 25 year old women, 30 year old men might still be doing better. This affords men extra time to take high risk high reward financial strategies & mature.

Continuing on the theme of risk, it could drive men further down the path of risk & split outcomes (men are over represented in boardrooms and in prisons). That could be socially destabilizing, with an increase in men on the bottom.

Or, preferences could transition to prioritize other things. Who cares if he is broke, look at those muscles!

The second order impacts are the crazy part to think about. If responsibility, providing, and stability become feminine traits, then do men culturally assume current feminine traits, like “free spirit” and “experimental”?
I have two issue with dataflow programming languages:
1) They generally do not support batch processing. In the past, when I needed batch rename variables in a dataflow, my solution was to export the flow into an XML, do the batch rename in a text editor, and import the XML back.
2) They generally do not support macros (operators, which would generate new operators). As a workaround, I was using Python scripts to generate the XMLs...
I love this, just subscribed. My favorite piece of advice:

“I’ll give you a lesson, a half hour for $20. I have some children that come just to see me once a week and I give them a lesson—$20 for a half hour. And there’s a lot of NYU students that come by, we give them a discount for being students. One hour for 40 bucks.”
Unfortunately surrogacy is entangled with large amounts of human trafficking around the world…
Co-founder issues would be very interesting to hear more about.

I’m a solo founder and really getting sick from posts everywhere from VCs and investors against going solo.

Don’t get me wrong, being solo is hardest than anticipated but imagine with all the hard work you put, you have the emotional rollercoaster of dealing with a co-founder when you discover you’re not good fits few months or years down the line.

YC always urge to find a co-founder yet there are no stats about how many startups failed due to mismatch or issues between the co-founders.
Outsourcing childrearing to daycare farms is prioritizing work over family. Sometimes it's necessary. But often it's not. Both parents can't work full time and effectively rear young children IMO. Under such a scenario kids are spending 9 hours a day with paid strangers and 3 hours a day with the actual parents (or less, if you count naps).
Wonder if this explains the "crying baby doll" example in the Commodore 64 manual. No one I knew who typed it in ever got it to work but maybe it worked on the SID chip the person who wrote the example for the manual was using but didn't end up working on production implementations.
>raising a child instead of slaving for corporations is misogyny

wow
Do your male coworker get promoted while on bonding leave? Is that typical?
Culturally, a lot of the value men bring to the relationship is providership, security, stability. If you as a man don’t even bring that anymore, what do you bring? If you don’t bring anything, are you just another fling?
I know but a lot of HN comments about the algorithm quality. It seems like a moot point because even if the algos were obsolete, the license issues remain.

I don't think the algos are obsolete though.
This happened to me last week as well. I assume that this shit came with any of the recent updates.

It really infuriated me, especially the usage of the word "need" and the fact that the dialog doesn't offer an option like "no, and don't bug me with this ever again". Fortunately, after hitting the "remind me in 3 days" button, I looked a bit and found an option that does make it go away forever.

My Windows is in Spanish, so I don't know the exact name of the configuration settings in English, but you can find it in the Win+I configuration dialog. Look for "notifications and actions" (or something very similar), and there, look for a checkbox whose text reads something like "suggest ways to finish device configuration to get the most out of Windows". In fact there are six checkboxes in that screen and every single one looks like an annoyance, so I disabled them all.
Not only that, but women have pervasive support structures from early education to hiring (at the FAANG I work at we essentially positively discriminate in favor of women and minorities).

Still, the numbers don't lie. Nobody's "pushing women away", it's been the complete, deliberate opposite for many, many years now.
This comment thread is the core of what's wrong with nu-HN. The loudest and least informed are the quickest to make a comment and collect internet points. If you need a dopamine fix go to reddit.
"I'm not a drama queen, but I play one on Medium."
You are right, I was looking under privacy, and began searching where to find it and found the above link which was too complex to fully comprehend.
>By analogy with the “massacre” of Bosnian Muslims in Yugoslavia

"Massacre" in quotes reminds that Russia officially denies that what happened in Srebrenica was genocide.
Nice description. I didn't know atomic clocks just sampled Cesium atoms for a second at a time every once in a while -- I always thought they were somehow continuously amplifying that oscillation. So in reality, they are just recalibrating a more traditional circuit at regular intervals, which serves as the clock for some digital circuit?
Leadership doesn't mean lack of mistakes, therefore comes with damage control work.
It’s also 1% that you maybe failed to account for by other means. What’s the error bar on your study anyway. 1% seems like noise
Sort by Best match or Most stars. Those github repos are just examples. Pro malware creators wouldn't just copy and paste some code or else it would be detected fairly easily.

UAC is easily bypassed as well. In fact, the majority of wontfix exploits has something to do with UAC.

> They all expect to be run through an admin powershell/command line.

Admin rights will be acquired by using exploits (of which there are many) or by using built-in tools found in the Windows system directory, for example Wscript.exe. No internet connection required. No fetching of external files. You have no say in whether you can allow it to run or not.

> you will get a warning before the script is able to gain administrative access.

False. You wouldn't even know. Not a visible commandline window to be seen. It's all silent. A well-developed exploit will delete most of it's traces.

This is all pretty basic knowledge in the sec research community. Test it and verify it for yourself. I test hardening configurations using a Windows VM.
Effects of partisan media on viewers’ beliefs and attitudes on Fox News viewers
I recently tried the new Ubuntu 22.04 LTS and the mouse stuttering was unbearable while running games via Wine.
I had to switch back to Xorg to get rid of it.
You and OP are taking a simple fact (people buy fewer phones with replaceable batteries) and try to guess at people's core values through that. I don't think that makes any sense. But I think this kind of argument leads nowhere. Let's stick to examples.

Technically I can only speak for myself and what I value, so: I don't see a choice for myself. I have to choose between a phone that won't last due to its irreplaceable battery, and a phone that is unpopular enough to make me doubt whether it will receive updates after a few years. I have chosen a phone without a replaceable battery. Five+ years ago I would've chosen a phone with one.

My values didn't change here at all, the market did. It changed the tradeoffs I have to make to find a phone that suits my needs (overall durability/longevity), and I'm less happy with the options I am provided now than back then.

It seems your stance is not to believe me how unhappy I am, as I could have simply spent more money on my phone. If you know where I can find a popular phone with swappable battery, good update policy and significantly large aftermarket (for repairs) let me know.
It's an interesting theory, but how do you explain associates degree holders having higher lifetime earnings than high school diploma holders? Surely community colleges can't be found guilty of being prestige factories that filter out poor performing students.
There's merit to what you're saying but I think the crux of the issue depends on what the person who needs the apology (whether verbal or not) wants.

If the scenario is one where the person apologizing can't verbally apologize but the other person wants/needs a verbal apology then maybe what that first person is offering isn't really an apology?

In that case it's a 'water, water, everywhere but not a drop to drink' kind of scenario and what they're offering isn't so much for your sake, but their own.
I still, after 23 years, fell an odd loss due to the fact that weapons don’t stay on the map between rounds playing Counter-Strike.
Honestly, (young) women in the workplace generally make for a better experience. They typically care more about creating a nice friendly atmosphere.

Young men (used to) bring assertiveness and a created an atmosphere of competition.

Maybe these roles aren't so clearly divided any more. For the vast number of job positions, it doesn't matter much in terms of competence who gets the job. It matters so much more that the coworkers are comfortable and enjoy the workplace.

Men had obvious advantage in physically demanding jobs, but fewer and fewer of these remain.
We really did that when we discovered a memory leak that manifested itself over some days, and that we couldn't find the root cause of. We just did a rolling reboot daily when the visitor count was bottoming out.
Equality would be “young women earn the same as young men”.

Unless you are banking on some cities favoring women while others favor men long term.
To be honest, your reaction is so dramatic and I am not sure is it something personal.

But I could agree with you on this point. A average person literally knows the like 4-5 tasks they need to do on their computer and they don’t want to know or learn anything else. That's true.

Modern software, be it Windows, Mac OS, or you productivity tool is going to ruin your workflow by introducing non-reversible UI changes that sure no purpose other than telling the world that our product is not staling. That's the standard practice.

While I am using Linux desktop, with customized config that is not changed for years, and I don't need to learn a new workflow for these years anymore. That's good and I like it because I am getting old.
I agree and would go further to say the correlation with outright falsehood is probably higher, i.e. a cliché might represent someone's effort to contradict the truth about themselves.
Cash under the chess board.
What does someone getting promoted after they left the company mean, in practice?
I just replaced an Airport Express for a customer last Friday. They were getting a whopping 10Mbps downloads on their gigabit fibre connection. That's not exactly a decent performance for a wireless router these days. The replacement TP-Link Archer C80 delivers more than 500Mbps download and 400Mbps upload over the wireless, along with better coverage due to beamforming.
Maybe it is the assertion that "They [women] don't care about history or the future. They just want to look good and get complements." which have people worry about the posters mental health? This is far beyond just saying society favors women.

To be fair, I don't think the quote necessarily implies mental issues. It could also just be a person which had very limited interaction with women or people in general.
I haven't checked it out yet, but... Wouldn't one not want html text in the feed, if one chose to use a blogging platform whose focus was text and simplicity? I prefer to read feeds with plain text myself.
I love this mostly but often need some customization, can I attach image or bikes to post ?
I understand that you're really passionate about Nazi Germany and are probably disappointed that the only thing which is like Nazi Germany continues to be Nazi Germany even in 2022.

Nevertheless.

Ukraine is very special and there’s no proof whatsoever that Russia is interested in conquering or attacking any EU/NATO countries. And they’ve also shown that they probably couldn’t manage it even without NATO or the nuclear deterrent.
I like mindmeister, I have used it for a long time.
Most of the files stored on a WordPress site are going to be practically incompressible -- images, video, etc. Applying filesystem compression won't accomplish much except making the files more expensive to serve.
Location: Bangkok, US timezone overlap OK.

Remote: Yes, fully equipped home office, years of success with remote teams.

Willing to relocate: Not preferred, but travel is just fine.

Technologies: Ruby/Rails, Rust/WASM, ES6/React, DevOps/Linux

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Email: logan@logankoester.com

I'm a full stack developer available now and open to both full-time and contract opportunities. I care a great deal about the quality and impact of my work, and I would love to work with other professionals who feel the same way. It's never just a job to me.

For a recent example of my work, check out my current side-project at https://smaug.dev/

I'm actively looking and ready to start, so please feel free to skip the email intro and just schedule a quick call at https://ldk.youcanbook.me/ if you're building something exciting that you'd like to talk with me about.
A brilliant tool I once worked with is TetGen; it takes a hollow 3D shape and creates a volumetric, space-filling mesh of the inside using tetrahedra. Most of what is TetGen is in once giant C++ file, clocking in at 36,566 raw SLOC.

https://github.com/libigl/tetgen/blob/master/tetgen.cxx
It's apparent that men and women have different learning styles, as evidenced by their widely different outcomes as they go through school. We as a society have constructed an educational system that privileges women, which is ipso facto systemic discrimination that creates a disparate impact.
We got many of these including a 13k LoC file in our OSS project. Yes, it isn't ideal but sometimes for performance and practical reasons these things grow over time.
Maybe you do but as I can't read your comment because it was flagged I can't judge you and can only assume that you are being unjustly condemned as that's the more frequent case on social media.
Ask HN: In 2022 how do you develop a simple CRUD app if you have few time?
I'm a director in a structure with thirty people and my job has nothing to do with dev. I've been developing large apps in my day job but today I'm looking to develop a simple web app connected to a few data sources like Airtable. I'm amazed of the complexity of today environments and what you need to learn to have something up and running. I've used MERN, RoR and other things but there's so much hidden complexity and that it's difficult to use for small projects (just getting to an env that works is a pain). What would you recommend ?
If you’re doing technical writing for clients, they’ll frequently want your submission in Word format.

For blog writing Medium is decent. Wordpress isn’t bad either.
So more people see it?
"Perhaps society shouldn’t make women choose between a career and a family and it would be less of a problem."

Society does not. You do.
Maybe that would make sense if that was the trend, but it isn’t.
> One nice thing I recognized is that the generated RSS feed contains full html text. I wish more blogging platforms are like this; save a lot of effort for feed readers.

The reason some blogs don't include the whole thing in the RSS is because they want you to visit the site for the ad revenue. It's not an oversight.

Blogging is (was?) a job for some people. It wasn't completely supported by ads, but ads are part of it. It's like YouTubers before YouTube.
Equal opportunity (not equal outcome) is good. What I'm worried about is that this correlates with the wider societal trend of positive discrimination in favor of women (hence discrimination against men) and dismissal of men and their issues.