skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm making twice as much I was making before the Great Resignation and it will be somewhere between 3x and 4x by the end of the year. Behind some job hopper there's usually a bad CFO.
I strongly disagree. Compilers should autocorrect “obvious” parse errors. I also am not aware of any that doesn’t.

What they shouldn’t do is produce a binary based on their (smart or stupid) guesses about the programmer’s intention.

That allows you to compile, fix multiple typos, compile, instead of compile, fix one typo, compile, fix the next typo, compile, etc, _and_ prevents you from running a program that you didn’t write.

I am not aware of any compiler that doesn’t do this, as it would be extremely annoying to have a compiler give up at the first error.

The search term to use is parser error recovery. It doesn’t give obviously great hits, though. Sample hits:

- https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/what-is-error-recovery/

- https://cs.adelaide.edu.au/~charles/lt/Lectures/07-ErrorReco...

- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burke–Fisher_error_repair

- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LR_parser#Syntax_error_recover...
I agree funding isn’t the issue. The issue is the constant arguing over whose fiscal responsibility it is, causing the funds to be poorly used.

As for an ethical solution, I can’t say concretely in either of the cases you’ve listed because they are hypotheticals with no actual human details. Therein lies one of the biggest issues: social services do not scale easily. The only solution I’ve seen work is to get more professionals out and solving each case, one by one, according to their specific needs. This costs a fortune, but I guess we agree money isn’t a problem.
I don't know if it qualifies, but there is this for ancient Olympia, created by Microsoft:

https://inculture.microsoft.com/arts/ancient-olympia-common-...
Scrolling broken on my phone. Stop hijacking the scrolling damnit.
I remember struggling with this a couple of years ago. Pretty incredible the myriad of reliable options in modern web development...
Started hitting 5fps around Royal Feasts on my M1 Pro machine and I had to bail out, but otherwise, really spectacular.
This is a feature built specifically for tracking. Firefox takes anti-tracking measures.

Another example is trimming referrer URLs (just keeping the domain).
I wouldn't be surprised if India or other countries have made takedown requests in the past that may have had confidentiality of some level attached to them.

For example, do not publish the request for foo since it might endanger bar etc. This theory would at least explain the very small list of included countries.
You’re probably just less picky than me, but I absolutely noticed on Teslas in the wild and it’s for this same reason I also don’t buy/own any GM products. It’s just shoddy, and for a car as expensive as they are these days (and Tesla especially) it’s unacceptable.

Toyota and Honda economy cars are assembled with more rigorous quality standards than a $100k Tesla.
I watch Louis regularly and this seems different from what Samsung and Apple are doing, in a good way. First of all it seems to include more parts - they’ve mentioned batteries, camera modules, etc. Second - they provide it to a range of devices, starting with Pixel 2 so that’s great. And third - they are also providing software for calibrating the fingerprint reader after replacing it. Seems like a pretty good start to me.

Of course we need to be skeptical of programs that are just designed to look like they promote repair while being useless. But we also should give credit where credits is due.
Do telomeres and telomerase play a role in this new discovery?

Telomeres are the ultimate clock for cells that differentiate.
I’m very well aware of this. But I’m also aware that we have game engines like Unity, Unreal or the Cry engine which have webGL options and such and various tools etc to make the process cheaper. I didn’t check the credits if it contained a reference to the tools used.
It wasn’t a critique to the creators of the project or that I think it isn’t good. It is really great especially since it runs in the browser and looks as good as it does but again just too static for me. I would wish if it contained a little bit more ambient elements.
They will very likely have some casting in the Semi but unlike these cars the Semi will be a Body on Frame design so these structures will be less load baring then they are in cars.

The Cybertruck will use it for the back-end but the structure will be in the exo-skelloton.
If you want to watch more car production line videos I highly recommend this channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/GommeBlogIT.
We should deprecate telling fairy tales to children, as most are lies anyway.
Are there any examples of what this thing produces when run on recognizable brands or characters, i.e. Sonic, Mario, Coca Cola, Star Wars, etc. instead of generic words like "astronauts on horse"?

The one I have seen so far[1] is the Twitter logo one, but it's hard to tell if the "Twitter" had much effect here or if it's just the "blue bird" that did it.

[1] https://nitter.net/pic/media%2FFPwj5G-WUA8__UC.jpg%3Fname%3D...
If you know what you're doing you can make a lucrative side hustle from it. In fact, I hold the exact opposite view from you. I feel there is clear lack of people who share enough technical information. And a lot of people who here on HN, who write dev blogs, don't know or care about search engine optimization, so finding their stuff is pretty much on first come first serve basis.
It is time real innovation has started in India. India is embracing tech for new fields like agriculture, India's fintech is thriving, Indian govt is investing a lot in semiconductor fabs.

A lot of people i know moved to US because of huge salary gap. Now that gap has reduced a lot and you can save more in India maintaing same lifestyle.
Hey that's unfortunate to hear. There might be some changes soon in the documentation how to build Thunderbird.
The build process might become easier soon too.
For the current process to build Thunderbird check out https://developer.thunderbird.net/thunderbird-development/bu....
If you do find the time check it out and open issues with your problems here https://github.com/thundernest/developer-docs.
Thanks!
Very fond memories of the Foothill College Swap Meet.

With that and Weird Stuff Warehouse, I was able to put together a complete TRS-80 Color Computer rig in a matter of hours. The cassette recorder cable was a particularly nice find.
Are they the same? To me immigrant implies a newish arrival, probably with the intention of staying and integrating. Expat implies orientation towards the "fatherland" (patriae) to me, so someone who lives in a different country for a while (maybe a long while) but hasn't and has no intention of "going native". But maybe those are private definitions?
Funny how they went through that much effort to render everything client side, but then restrict the whole thing to a (quite frustrating) one dimensional control with the scroll wheel. In the end, a pre-rendered video would have worked much better for this UX. Many WebGL "experiences" I see fall into this trap, they want full control of what's shown, wasting their technical effort.
This is an amazing presentation
I wish instead of constant scrolling you could move forward by just holding your click/tap on a forward button on the screen. Sounded like a better UI
That's the basis of this fun short story that was posted to HN a days ago.

https://www.gwern.net/Clippy
Britain's largest ever ichthyosaur is discovered in Rutland Water
#3 really resonates with me, writing about topics that I think I know well enough to share online often reveals gaps in my understanding and new insights.

I used to think that application was the best way to fully understand a topic, but I think writing is equally important and effective.
I wasn't commenting on Firefox's decision to not enable the API, I was commenting on how the author appears to consider Firefox to not be very significant.
This sucks!! Just let me walk around with WASD. The scrolling controls suck ass.
Cool stuff. Got stuck in the Accessibility Settings on my iPhone 12 Mini, the touch target didn’t register for some reason.
Hi I went through the faq and it wasn’t mentioned, but does the “storage share powered by nextcloud” Hetzner service, include all the other features of nextcloud as well like chat, etc?
I’m in that list. It was just a “pose” for my to show affiliation towards ETH/ENS, nothing more.

But I believe that sign-in with Ethereum and having decentralised account (something.eth) as oppose to having Google login (your gmail address), will be very beneficial in the near future.
My blog has been going since 2004, I add between 3 and 20 posts a year. I write the articles for me, in the future. I enjoy writing, and I'm pretty much the only person who will ever read the posts. I don't care if zero other people read it. I certainly don't do it for internet points. It's my blog for me.

I love going back and reading stuff from nearly 20 years ago... like a little tech diary. On a bunch of occasions I've used it as a reference when I remembered "I did something like this 10 years ago..." and dig up the posts.

Oddly, its also help me get my last two jobs too - in the interview, someone found something on my blog (that they looked at that morning before I came in) and we've had a conversation about it. The topics weren't directly related to the position, but showed my interests (Like, a post on a small webgl voxel thing I made helped get me a job at a mainframe company!).

I can choose where I want to work now, so I feel like my blog is a helpful filter: if a potential employee doesn't like my blog, it's probably not a good fit for either of us.
Things you don’t do in front of computers. Plumbing. Teaching kids. Sports.

Even the computer jobs I’m not sure will go as quick as we think. Yes, deep learning can write code or paint pixels on the screen but not to the degree it’s going to replace a good software architect or a UX designer, or maybe it will augment those things to take some of the grunt work we do manually out - but not the high level thinking/innovation.
Well, it can be extremely useful for some (or a lot) of people. If you ever used Google to find solutions to some obscure problems on some blog you never heard about, you know what I mean.

Doesn't need to be formatted or written well, you don't need to reply or have comments, just dump that information out in the open if/when you have time.

Maybe leave a contact email or get notified if you're willing to help with something. I've gotten random replies on Notebookreview forums (RIP), TechInferno, XDA and Level1Techs about hardware and it's pretty fun figuring stuff out with someone else.

Various (dying) forums, Wordpress.com, Reddit works, too. Twitter and anything else requiring an account? Eh, I guess. Just not Discord, Whatsapp or Facebook (non-indexable and login-blocked).

Someone somewhere someday will be happy.

You can also write to show off your knowledge if you need to.

If you want to make videos, maybe don't make a 10 minute video that could be 1 minute of reading lol
UBlock blocks Amplitude.
Nextdns blocks Amplitude.

You get incomplete, inaccurate data.

It's also fun and good for curiosity to do something on your own rathern than rely on a service and never think about what browsers can do.
For those in the Boston area, the next SwapFest is on 17th April at MIT :

https://w1mx.mit.edu/flea-at-mit/
That’s valid in many cases, but the dd example isn’t really fair, because you’re comparing modern GNU to ancient BSD. I don’t know how often macOS pulls from upstream FreeBSD, but I will say that relatively recently I saw a man page in macOS that still referred to ARPANet…

Today’s FreeBSD does support status=progress as can be seen here: https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/watch-status-of-running-d...
>That's called "a healthy relationship".

That's called asking for permission.
They may yell the truth about Santa but many kids will prefer to believe their parents and other adults.
> in a less than optimal fashion for the most part, but solved and "correct" to pass the test cases

You wouldn’t get through the interview. Most questions have a very easy brute force solution, but the answer they’re looking for is the optimal one. There’s also time constraints. Figure out the runtime complexity of your answer and compare it to the solutions.
I was able to look around using my phone, but it was still on rails.
Max, check out “The Effortless Experience” - how Verizon took care of this same challenge.

There’s a way to provide cost optimized customer service that doesn’t put the burden on the customer to drive the process.
Talking to your wife about time you'd otherwise spend together is very sensible, especially for a longer period such as 3 months.
Approx 20% of gdp of the Achaemenid empire x 200 years.
Missing 2015 in the title.

I guess "cure" in 2022 would be augmented reality glasses/contacts that filter out trigger logos.
I blog as a personal journal. The goal isn't for the blog to be popular, it's just to get my thoughts down.

Writing down something I learned also helps me consolidate that information in my head better. Explaining something in a quick tutorial often leads to my getting better understanding of that thing as well, because I want to make sure I'm not leading potential readers down the wrong path.

And if someone stumbles across it and finds it helpful one day, why not? I've actually stumbled across my own blog posts a few times when needing a reminder of how to implement something and Googling for it.
Are there ways to solve for this H1B limitations issue? I guess there's something called an EB-5 visa if you invest a large amount (around a million) for a business that will hire American workers?
> maybe application designers will figure out a way to include it in the user's avatar

Otherwise known as having a picture of yourself as your profile picture?

> or encode it in some aspect of how a user's name is displayed

And known as having a name. This reads like SV bubble nonsense or well written satire, can't decide which.
No, it's normal in a relationship, especially for something you'd do 3 months.
Very well made to navigate the site, just missing a birds-eye perspective or mini-map to show the current location of the camera (and angle?) within the city.

and I very much like the sound effects.
You can change the from address to whatever you want when you send an email.

In the "From" drop down, you can choose any of your existing addresses or to customise it.
There will always be subjective differences between India and the USA and not everything is hunky dory, but there are some things India is IMO better than USA for an Indian expat:

1. Climate: India is definitely sunny and enjoys predictable weather patterns all year round. Climate change might upset the equation, but it is still bright and sunny.

2. Biodiversity: India is 7th largest country with lots of great places to visit. Mountains, deserts, beaches, jungles, plains etc are all there and South East Asia and Africa are just a flight away. India is 2nd only to Africa when it comes to wildlife.

3. Food: Most Indians eat locally grown stuff sourced from the region and there is an amazing variety of fruits and vegetables that are local to the regions.

4. Social support: The society is definitely more warm and cordial compared to USA. There is house help readily available and the extended family support is unbeatable.

5. Booming tech scene: India will soon need to support it's own internal market which is growing exponentially. The success of Byju's DarwinBox etc is just a start.

P.S.
Balaji Srinivasan goes into details about ascending vs descending societies here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlY8HICFiRs&t=4183s
I had a 7 digit ICQ, but still remember it to this day. What a trip down memory lane ;)
Thanks for sharing, I have been looking for a reasonably priced managed NextCloud solution, but had a hard time finding any. NextCloud should focus more on promoting the actors that offers a simple way to get started. I tried contacting several of their premium partners listed on their webpage, but none of the scandinavian ones offered anything ready to use.
Graphic: Reading an Algorithimc Qubits (#AQ) Chart
I hate that. I call myself immigrant in my new country and I find it very snobish to call ourselves "expat".

In fact I did some tutoring to a school for poorer pupils, many of them second generation from the Philipines (so born in Hong Kong, where I immigrated, with two parents born in PH).

When I told them I was an immigrant they were dumbfounded "but then you re very lucky to have arrived here", I was like "not at all, immigration is a choice, you dont need to feel victim of it, we're not here by luck but by work and opportunity seizing".

Talking of immigrants as victims is like talking of africans as "subevolved" charity needing parasites: it hides most of the truth of it.

Every expat is an immigrant, every immigrant is an expat. You left for a reason, and it s always money or a girl.
Doesn't storage and transport of hydrogen introduce a lot of difficulties that don't exist with other liquified gases, such as penetrating into steel and making it brittle?
> a graph with an odd number of vertices can't have an odd number of edges.

A 3 node graph can have 1 edge. The article is about a different notion of oddness, namely that all nodes have an odd degree.
This looks like a solution in search of a problem.

A boring looking resume thats like all the others might be good enough for SAP but would get filtered out my me immediately.

Coding is a creative process which requires a certain sense of craftsmanship, and a resume is like a buisseness card. It's an opportunity to express yourself and show of some of your skills and also your personal style and flavour.

Sending me a Latex, ASCII Art, Minimalist HMTL, Fancy HTML, JSON Chunk, tells me a lot about you as a dev and person already.

Defining a standard for resumes and then sending me a resume in said standard would also be impressive and cool for an individual resume that I receive. But once you take somebody elses standard and send it to me you'll just come across as boring.
If that was the case, Turkish airlines had 4 more days to wait until we went to mediation with MasterCard. They could’ve proved their point and taken the money.

They didn’t, they backed out and handed the money back. 1600usd.

The concept that I still owe them money after they were unable to fulfill their duties is laughable, so much so, they wouldn’t even back themselves.

Edit, just to make it clear cc chargebacks aren’t some hit and run scheme

To get to the point I did. I had to

1 convince my bank I was right before they opened any dispute

2 defend myself against evidence the airline put forward saying they were right

3 wait 164 days for my money

And 1600usd vs never using Turkish airlines again… I’ll take the money.
Incorporate your company in US and then work as an employee there on H1B. Seen a few people manage to pull this off.
My mom told me what sex was and answered whatever I asked completely frankly since as early as I can remember. I turned out fine.
Good point ! I'm on firefox on linux, and after 1 min of loading the thing it barely could run on my machine, so I didn't explore every possibility. If you can look around I guess it could be replaced by a 360° video but those are really heavy, probably more than the 3D experience itself.
> I would love to have this for an entire OS, not just networking.

To be honest with OpenBSD its not that difficult, and I don't see the point of a tool like NSH for OpenBSD because its so easy to back up and restore all the routing daemon configs.

For your OpenBSD router average setup (from memory, forgive me if I missed something):

- Copy /etc/rc.conf.local
- Copy config files for daemons referred to in /etc/rc.conf.local
- Copy /etc/hostname.if files
- Copy /etc/mygate (if not using dynamic routing)
- Copy /etc/resolv.conf
- Copy /etc/pf.conf

You can also git your /etc of course.

For Linux, really the answer is to use Salt or another config tool to get repeatable configs.
I've been working on a niche technical blog to share some of the stuff I learn. I think it could be useful to a handful of people with specific problems or interested in specific programming topics. I've looked into SEO but it seems like a giant shitshow. Lots of outdated and shady advice out there. Do you have any pointers how to get it done, preferably ethically and without turning this into a part time job?
Ah, sorry you're absolutely right. I hadn't read very carefully.
Author is a "former colonel of the General Staff, ex-member of the Swiss strategic intelligence."[1] He is clearly frustrated and comes off as rather conspiratorial against the USA, but he doesn't seem to misrepresent events that I've read about elsewhere. He is apparently a controversial figure.

[1] https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacques_Baud
Telling someone they should die of old age because it’s Natural? How is that any different from telling people to die of diabetes or cancer?
What if a government requests Github to take down this repository itself?
I love people victim blaming. I wouldn't have bought this crap if it were advertised as such.

I bought an advertised small portable Bluetooth speaker. It didn't tell otherwise on the packaging. Nor at the store.

You might blame the store for not informing me correctly. But blaming me for doing the wrong thing is quite an interesting move.

Btw. not advertising the necessity of transmitting all your data from usage is probably not covered by the GDPR.
What limitations is the author actually talking about? I don't understand
Gap has reduced but Silicon Valley still pays 4-5 times more for the same job than Indian salaries. As a single guy you can save a lot even accounting cost of living. Probably the reason which helped OP come to India(along with Tesla stocks 10xing)
>> It wasn't for the lack of success.

>> some of my security related posts made it into more "serious" media and elsewhere.

>> I think it boiled down to a realization that no one really gave a damn about me, my writing/work/creations/etc.

I don’t understand how these things go together. Seems like an issue of expectations. You’ve received validation in the form of people picking up your posts yet it’s not enough validation for you.
Be free from pressure and do stuff whenever and however you want.
> It’s not selling your soul. It’s called being disillusioned with your impact on the world, a feeling that more and more people are feeling.

Not even this, it's just seeing a job exactly and only for what it is. As opposed to having some pompous judgemental false self-image of "helping the world" when in reality you are way too lazy and selfish to actually do that, like most other people.

It's a common leftist agenda to push and impose this culture of covering up mediocracy with virtue signalling pretending that it's actually a conscious choice and really better to make less money, not just being mediocre. The fight against rationalism and meritocracy, lazy intellectual leftists grasping at straws now starting to sound religious about how your soul will go to hell if you work for google. Give me a break
Developing new/better deep learning algorithms?