skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Your point is actually very interesting to me. I've never heard that before. I get it- maybe I "don't wanna" contribute to x, y, or z. What right do I have to do about those things? That "takes away my agency and freedom", right?

I found your point insightful. Because you can't really have it one way, and not the other. Just cherry-picking what you find offensive in an employment agreement. If there is a union involved, you can just find another job! Same solution I'm presented if I prefer profits to go into my pocket, rather than someone else's.
Well that would be a lot more things in life. But you only choose to use that logic against the ONE thing that actually could better your existence, along with millions of others? That just doesn't sit well. You have all sorts of government structures that you contribute to, that you never asked for. Ultimately, you can just find a job that suits you.

But if the world was 90% union, I guarantee you would NOT choose the remaining non-union jobs, because the difference in pay and treatment would be so stark (as it is today already), then you'd shed your views for your own betterment.
There's a difference between affordable housing and "affordable housing"(tm) qualifying for a LIHTC.

Affordable housing is simply developing new housing that serves the market you intend to serve. It might be more humble, etc., to make it affordable for that market.

Part of the equation is realizing that there are also poor people who simply don't have enough to pay the rent on any place at all that is built according to building codes. Developers can't solve that problem, even with some kind of tax credit bible and tax consultants.
All sorts of benefits bleed over to non-union employees. In fact, unions have had an upward effect on wages and benefits for management in many corporations that I've worked at. Along with upward effects on wages within society overall.
> I think there’s a lot of WFH folk who are worried less about promotions than they are the availability of WFH jobs in general.

I feel like this was covered in the "tanking their career" part of my statement, but fair. It's rather important, I guess it deserves an explicit call out.
$120MM in three priced rounds (plus two seed rounds). I wonder how much common has any more.
I don't know how the implementation of the Goertzel algorithm is used in Minimodem, but the FFT requires you to process a whole window at a time (which can slide) while the Goertzel algorithm works sample by sample. I'm pretty ignorant about signal processing but I did this in 02019; my notes are at https://dercuano.github.io/notes/goertzel-minsky-pll-prefix-....
I have a laptop exclusively for work and one exclusively not for work, and at the end of the day the work one gets closed and put away until the next working day.

Junk like HN serves well enough for endless procrastination in or out of the office. Having my toys near me has been no worse - if anything my personal projects have suffered because they largely got attention during the commute.
It's not - fire insurance on existing small houses is higher if you take the "rebuild it to current code" rider.
Interesting article. I followed some links and ended up on a tumblr list of problematic people and their transgressions and it was.. interesting. There were a couple examples of rude behavior but for the most part I found that they ended up being strong endorsements of the person being discussed? Which I suppose is a credit to whomever curated the lists. They provided enough direct links that I could go see the condemned persons words and make up my own mind, even if their own take was verrry stereotypical tumblr. If anyone ends up seeing the same list it was the entry on Dan Savage in particular that I felt this way about.
First part true.

Second part is doubtful.

Individualized medicine needs a much more robust computational framework than it current has.

Each of us has a unique genome, a unique developmental history, and has lived in a unique environment.

We are n=1 experiments. Organ culture and IPSCs are a pipe dream.

Here is our approach to addressing this barrier:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7979527/
This one has given me and my son many hours of wonder -

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I am fine with legislation that improves competition. Usually safety as well but that is misused (California cancer warnings) and ulterior motives hides behind "It's for the children".

We should question anyone that wants to implement legistation without proper debate and vigilence. Instead, we are frothing for legislation at every opportunity, but I don't see solid public debate about it. Revolving door in DC is spinning faster by the day, but no one seems to care.
If we’re talking about California, “mob rule”[0] isn’t the right framing. This isn’t a majority of citizens suppressing the rights of people to build on their own property, it’s a minority using asymmetric political involvement to get their way.

The recent lawsuit against UC Berkeley is a great example. A handful of cranks angry about UC Berkeley admissions abused an environmental review process to impose their will on their town. Not the will of the majority, but rather the tyranny of the most rich and petty.

0 - I prefer the term “tyranny of the majority”.
I'm pretty sure the captain outranks the pilot, it would be the pilot disobeying the captains order, which is mutiny.
what.cd had a really solid model as a user, but I've certainly been pleasantly pleased with musicbrainz.org
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People who are good at people management, usually just run their own small businesses.

If people only knew how much money someone running a 5-10 person house renovation or whatever company makes, they'd be really surprised.

Corporate life is filled with clueless people because the ones with a clue are quietly making a lot of money for sending low skilled, somewhat easily replaceable people to work on their behalf.
There are still three digit phone numbers in Germany. My mother in law has one.
It is infrastructure!

What can you do with a road or a bridge?
Thanks... I will try it out. What we really need is SQL based/OTel based systems. It makes life so much easier.
i got worse bandwidth with 80Mhz. not sure why. i get some shit 230 Mbps with a U6-LR-US. So much for gigabit Wi-Fi.
These overly burdensome rules are just like all the rules and paperwork imposed on welfare recipients.

The conservative strategy is "fine, if we can't kill this social program, we'll just drown the whole process in paperwork to make people go away...under the excuse of preventing fraud and slash the funding of the agency that processes it, and do our best to stuff the agency full of conservative bench-warmers who will gleefully, but as slowly as possible, reject paperwork for the slightest infraction."

Getting WIC benefits (food stamps for pregnant or new mothers) involves multiple in-person interviews per year (which means taking off time from any work, and usually traveling to a regional office that isn't accessible via public transit)...those interviews seem singularly focused on making sure that the pregnant lady is still pregnant, then actually produced a child, and then later, still has the child under their care. Because, you know, there's all these women who file for WIC, get abortions but then keep claiming WIC benefits.

The government is very, very concerned about getting scammed out of a maximum benefit per month of: one gallon of juice, 6 gallons of milk, 2 pounds of cereal, 1lb of cheese, 2 dozen eggs, $11 for fruit and veg, 2lb of bread, 1lb of beans or other legumes, and 1 lb of peanut butter.
This is excellent advice. Thanks for sharing. Also the cliche about doing it for 2 mins and if I don't feel like doing it after I can give up happily.. has always worked wonders for deprocrastination.
Then quitting/switching after one has an offer.

Which you presumably get without interviewing? That seems to be what you seem to be saying here.
You mean "The artist formerly known as the artist formerly known as Prince"?

:-D
Russia's ability to fight a WW3 is being steadily eroded.

Long term, the writing was on the wall before this: inverting population pyramid and declining population, rampant corruption, lack of significant industry beyond petroleum (which is becoming less relevant), diplomatic marginalization, rotting military. This was a last ditch play to try and restore Russian relevance.

And the conflict has just directly exacerbated this: killed a bunch of Russian youth, destroyed a bunch of military materiel, brought in sanctions that hamper the economy's ability to fund their military over the long run. And it's encouraged Western Europe to invest in military and pay the significant costs necessary for energy independence.
> and the average candidate will succeed by the 3rd or 4th interview.

What does this mean? It seems unlikely that the average candidate succeeds at all.
There are actually some challenges with stuff like that; how do you sort "'" for example? Most people call the album "Apostrophe"; should it be sorted under "A"? What about the "†"? "D" for dagger? Somewhere else? How do you find things like that in the search box? Should searching for "star" return that Bowie album?

> Edit: I just realize HN can't display [star]

It doesn't do emojis and various graphic characters. This is supposedly a "feature" shrug-emoji-here
I doubt many engineers "lord over the process" - it's seen more as something you volunteer your time for for the good of the company.
Ranking YC W22 companies with a neural net
Identical algorithms (e.g. quicksort) run ~40x faster in Go than Ruby in a single thread due to more efficient CPU usage, even when you avoid the kinds of steps that would allocate objects in Ruby. Multiply by 64 cores and it’s easy to observe a 1000x improvement with very little difference in the code.
I think it works for people who are a bit extrovert. I tried opening out and explaining but havent been able to do so.
That’s not how this works. There’s an extreme bias toward butts-in-seats. “Everyone should do what’s best for them” is a nice sentiment, but not how the world works at all.

There are a lot of people currently enjoying remote work who are rightfully worried about being forced back to the office for what they perceive as zero benefit. I’m not one of them, but I get where they’re coming from.
Ironically, this reform was started under the previous 30-year president, "father of nation" Nazarbayev in 2018 or '19, and was halted under Tokayev. Some signs in the streets were converted before the reform was finalized, but not all. And now if you deal with e-government website, everything is in Cyrillic. Kazakh UI of the website is still in Cyrillic too. I haven't seen a single Kazakh price tag in Latin yet.
What kind of legislation could curtail this and how do we get about introducing it?
Hey random user 456475485858, please help us make Youtube better by participating in a quick survey. Watch this video and tell us if it contains:

[x] Child pornography

[x] Violence

Yep, this would work wonderfully!
Imagine Another World. Now Imagine 5k More
Amazing write up. Spent 25 minutes on it.

I’m about to start learning Go now. I tried it a few times before but I never got that ah-ha moment. I wanted to build a visual tool in the devops space, and go is prevalent so I need to learn it sooner or later.

But with your explanation, I see similarities to OCaml (which I love), where most of the work is modeling the domain by composing types.
https://archive.ph/54CWu
Everyone got screwed over, even people who had paid thousands of dollars for Sony TVs got it https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.and...
I attempted to switch to ed25519 OpenSSH keys in 2017 and support was pretty dreadful. Ended going back to rsa4096 just for compatibility :(
I've heard people say this quite a bit but at least with my LG C1 (which I use as a monitor) that doesn't seem to be the case. I connected it to the wifi once to download a firmware update, then deleted the password. It's never complained or attempted to connect, or shown me any kind of advertising.

I also have a TCL tv (didn't buy this one, it was provided by my landlord). It is connected to wifi - it was already connected when I moved in. I use it once a week or so to play Netflix through my laptop. I've never seen adverts on it so I haven't disconnected it.

I have seen people mention that it might depend on the region. But I'm in Vietnam where I don't think there's any amazing level of consumer protection around advertising.
What happens if you don’t connect them to Wi-Fi?
Also, if you’re using Stripe, the Stripe CLI is pretty great. It has webhook proxying function built-in.
The problem is that the difference in market price of a house built to regular standards and one built to be "humble" isn't all that large. Most of the costs are fixed – land, permits, designs, materials and construction that are all up to code, utilities hookups, inspections, listing, sale process. So the distinction comes down to finishings and appliances, which are overall minor.

So whenever you force a developer to build affordable housing by placing caps on price, they will always be doing so at a loss and making up for it by inflating all the other units, skewing the market further.
It can work if coincidentally it's something others want and will pay for. That's sometimes the case, and those for whom it is often pontificate upon that coincidence.
Ants have some methods of doing this exactly, with some guards at the entrance carrying off infected ants before they can enter. Seen in the documentary "fantastic fungi".
Interesting perspective, thanks.

It's hard to wrap my mind around somebody thinking a stranger is "bragging" or "uncouth" or "sycophantic" because they think their team is smart and fun to work with.

But, I understand that it's a thing.
Connect the tV to a guest network with no access to the internet?
Noether's theorem gives you conservation laws from continuous global symmetries, like those you've noted. Under certain conditions this can be extended to discretized global symmetries (as in, for instance, a crystal lattice) but there's no analogue for the true discrete symmetries exhibited by most body plans.
My thoughts exactly. I had a similar opportunity about 10 years back and I turned it down. I still think about what my life would have been like had I chosen otherwise.
Fires, Then Floods: Risk of Deadly Climate Combination Rises
It's not exaggerated it's fake. You are obligated not to screw the shareholders not to service any fantasy that could hypothetically enrich them irrespective of long term effects.
That's one strategy. A class action lawsuit can attract so many more people to raise damages. A strategy involving both could work.
His work on The Wedding Present's "Seamonsters" is the one that stands out to me from that time.
Blocking the MAC in this case wasn't to stop some elite hacker from pwning you from the bushes outside your window it was to stop the system's default phone home type garbage from working.

That said if "attacking your adapter's/router's firmware flaws for an encryption/authentication vulnerability so they can hack in enough device control to fake being a valid client and further hack you from that launch point" is a real enough concern for you to be worried about then my first recommendation would be to stop using Wi-Fi in the first place, the entire design of the discovery and advertisement portion of the protocol is the anti-thesis to what you need.

However if you really think you can outdo everybody else by ground up building your own Wi-Fi system then a secure tunnel like wireguard or IPsec or so on will at least provide you a second layer that'd need to be attacked. That said such a layer is probably good for you in this case regardless and I'm not sure why you'd replace WPA* instead of use it as yet another layer of protection.
I did update the firmware on my lg then immediately deleted the wifi password. Have not seen any negative effects.

Also I bought a service remote for something like $4. With that you can change some hidden settings and make it start faster (I never see the app bar when connecting to my PC, for example).
$200/hr is $100/hr in real post tax income. This is competitive with bartending on a Friday night.

A lot of fibbing and stretching going on in these snippets, here.
you would do this in small claims court, not with a lawyer.
That is actually a pretty normal thing to do, yes.
Who's "we"? There's so many interest groups in this pronoun that it is impossible to pick a policy to please them all.
Disliking contemporary office life is not equivalent to not liking working with people.
Yeah my favorite is definitely Pendulum.
This is close to my heart :) I've been toying with a codebase visualizer, "Shotglass". It's unique that it shows a pixel _for every single line of code_, thus showing the overall structure. Functions can be individually colored, e.g. to show code complexity.

Code + screenshots: https://github.com/johntellsall/shotglass#demo-django-a-bit-...
Half of older adults now die with a dementia diagnosis, up sharply
I wonder if that would run foul of GDPR and related laws in the EU?
I like the classic Solarized, both light and dark.
i think go (as any other language) shines in some use cases, is meh in some use cases and straight-up sucks in others. the problem i'm seeing is the cargo cult where basically go is the ultimate answer and everything has to be rewritten in it.
I thought this was going to be that article! It's a classic.
"if the community is full of idiots" - When you are so condescending to other people and society rules, I really can see why there are so many rules and regulations preventing other "non-idiots" to build houses.
A pre-credits roll maybe, but it looks like the show is still going above it. But also the positioning looks to me more like it's information about the thing being advertised to the right, with how well it aligns. Though in this case it seems to be the same thing.
I'm getting very disappointed in Sony stuff recently. Amazing hardware company, damn awful software company. My mx4 headphones are amazing, the app is pure pain and there's no way to adjust settings without the app. Oh, and it's mobile only so there's no way to adjust settings from my laptop at all.
And that's why you pour the concrete directly into walls with rebars inside. Much stronger than cinder blocks and 10 times cheaper. But hey, nobody wants to actually do quality work, let's just fuck around with lego.
Who doesn't reflexively save when pausing to think/etc.? To someone who does save early and often, this seems to be a non-issue --- if the original file wasn't writable for whatever reason, you'd also know pretty quickly.
I'm talking about market power to charge rents high enough to keeping capital tied up in a home, rather than some more productive use of it.

That sort of ownership of the land rents is exactly the problem, as it incentivizes the local land owners to use their political power to en chance their market power to charge high rents.
I love having lunch with co-workers. It’s a great way to connect. Even though at my office only about 30% of folks are back, it’s roughly the same group each day. So I’m happy being back even if all meetings involve Zoom. At least getting a conference room for all the zoom calls is not too hard :)
But how about you don't refurbish?

The point is satisficing vs optimizing. An old house or apartment is already livable, in a supermajority of cases. It "needs" nothing, in the strictest sense of the word, and putting it through capital repairs will very likely put it in the red, possibly even compared to building a new house.

Sure, some repairs and improvements may be useful. A universal coat of paint is probably the lowest hanging fruit, mostly due to the broken window effect, and especially if it includes common spaces. Very cheap credits for stuff that will definitely pay itself in a few years, like thermal insulation or heat pumps, depending on climate. Regular checks to make sure it passes very very low safety standards. And that's about it.
Not sure I understand? There are accepted names/sequencing for all major Baroque, Classical, Romantic etc. artists: Mozart K numbers, Bach BWV numbers, etc. And usually there’s a close to unique name like Adagio in D Minor, Piano Sonata in Bb Major, etc.
> Its a red meat issue for republican politicians...

Recent polls show that a majority (55%) of republicans support same sex marriage. [1]

[1] https://news.gallup.com/poll/350486/record-high-support-same...
When I interviewed at Google recently, the behavioral interviewer was a white guy. The four algorithmic interviewers were one Indian and three Chinese nationals.
Reminds me of high school, when I found a surprisingly playable "port" of Command & Conquer for the Ti-89 graphing calculator to play during my less engaging classes (at least the ones where I could plausibly justify using a calculator). I think this is the one: https://www.calculatorti.com/ti-games/ti-89/asm/real-time-co...
It hasn't ceased to amaze me to see how many people from the US think of their ideology as the end result of a process. As their ideology is the logical conclusion of it, and some countries are more mature than others along this line of development.

What really brought it home to me, was a podcast of two boardgame designers working on the "tech" trees of a Civilization type game. One was for religion, which had to start with mysticism, to move on to theology. When my offense about this line of thinking passed I had to wonder: since Judaism -> Christianity -> Islam, are they going to stop the monotheistic track at Christianity or Islam?
I know this comment will show up eventually, so saying it first. Thought this was a critique piece on Apache Kafka.
I think the answer is that many responsible for recruitment have no idea whether a prospective resource is good/suitable or not, so they need some others to share responsibility for their “sell” (recommendation).

The lack of trust is now everywhere in programming and management, from recruitment to development.
They missed a few common ones; Led Zeppelin’s fourth album with Stairway to Heaven on it was named only with Prince-like symbols, and of course the group named The The (which Google indexes well).
I feel like there should be an IDE tool that shows a dependency graph and you can click on each function to go to the code.

Functions happen to live in the same file, but they can really be their own thing, especially pure functions. Even just having a tool to pick out pure functions vs state modifying functions would be great.

I want a graphical way to focus on each building block in a codebase that moves beyond the file format.
Kodi has an Android build, too.
Yes, you are right. The genome is a battle field between human reproduction and viral sequence integration and reproduction in our “shared” genomes. We think of it as a human genome but it is hodgepodge of what we call “our” genome and half a million viral-derived sequence that also wants to replicate every once and a while.

Eukaryotic genome are the worst noodle code you have ever seen—but miraculously they help to make humans and other creatures, bugs, and plants with some consistency. That is a miracle to even the most hardened atheist!
As the mixer of "Nevermind", Andy Wallace deserves a lot of credit for the finished sound. Both Vig and the band weren't crazy about Vig's initial mixes. Between Nevermind and producing/engineering/mixing Jeff Buckley's "Grace", Andy Wallace did as much to define of '90s rock as anyone else, and has done phenomenal work before and since.
The Sat Isn’t What’s Unfair
Can't say about blog posts, since I don't know of any company that has blog writers on staff, but all popular SaaS apps these days are building out their developer APIs and always looking to hire technical writers for their docs.