skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
kinda fun is probably a trauma response, I thought I was one of Warhol's Superstars, the images and videos that persist are not things I consented to. What I should have said, was at the time I thought I was having fun, and a lot of the johns were very nice. But, there is a mental cost when you see your younger self in that position. You want to protect a person who no longer exists. I would never tell a 15 year old to do porn or be a hooker, or myself consume porn of that. And it felt innocent till I was violently raped the first time, I had innocence, I look like the boy next door, and maybe now the single dad next door, but I can't really answer this question with any sort of reasonable answer, there isn't one. Trauma makes you irrational
You haven't seen entire subframes being molded before, so it would be strange to see that much mold flash falling off.

> dirty and ramshackle

That's... an opinion.

> some status displays seem to be down

Perhaps to protect information?
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Wow. You escalated that quickly.
Hey congrats on your new role, hope everything goes well for you and the transition is smooth
Well, he only ended up doing 6 months in jail -- maybe not the strongest motivation for "OPSEC".
What is the expansion of the universe? Or should I first ask, is there a center?
I'll second the suggestion to attack one problem at a time. A very long time ago I was on a team that built a desktop application in Qt + Visual C++ for Windows (98/ME/2K/XP), and we wanted to port it to Mac OS X (10.3) on PowerPC.

First, we addressed the compiler issue, getting it to build with GCC instead of VC++ on Windows. This was the most time-consuming step.

Second, we built on Linux x86 with GCC, because we were quite familiar with it, and this enabled..

Third, we built on Linux PowerPC with gcc, which was the little -> big endian step.

Finally, we got it running on OS X.

For your issue in particular, I'd try to stick with 32-bit x86 over x86-64 to start, and inch my way through newer Debian and gcc versions. You could install gcc-4.2 as late as Debian 5, I think.
Let’s put it this way: if a company tries to brainwash you with 14 “core” principles, those cogs aren’t principled at all.

I went through the loop and made it to final round, despite my reservations just to see what it would be like. Of the 6 people I spoke to, I only had 1 positive experience. Everyone else was either being aggressive for no reason, or they were regurgitating words and had no value in the org. Hell, the “bar raiser” was the worst and asked follow up questions that were answered in the questions prior. On the design interview, another interviewer bragged about winning some AI award and was adamant that Kafka was the optimal solution for real-time doc editing- not my proposed web sockets… he was just downright rude about it.

Anyway, Amazon sucks for many reasons, but the biggest reason is that they are so successful brainwashing people inside and outside. You can see their success in all this by observing how quick we forget that their policies force employees to piss in bottles, die working in a tornado, and unethically hold a beauty contest to siphon tax payer dollars from the lowest bidder
Why is "compromised by political activists" in the title?

"political activists" is 1) plural (wasn't it only 1 committer?) and 2) an opinionated label for someone we don't know much about. Sure, the commit may be an act of political activism, but to label the individual based on this one action seems inappropriate.

And "compromised" makes it sound like it's against the will of the maintainers. Do we know that? The commit was 23 days ago. There's an ongoing open discussion here where there are folks defending both sides: https://github.com/Yaffle/EventSource/issues/202

Anyway, a better title might be "event-source-polyfill displays popup about Ukraine in Russian timezones" or if its malware, then "event-source-polyfill affected by malware in Russian timezones"
Why doesn't Apple provide searchable docs for Swift?
I started learning Swift for iOS development and can't find a good way to search the Swift built-ins and standard library.

The language is 7 years old. How can a project go on for so long without such basic tooling for developers?

Does Apple have any PMs responsible for iOS app developer onboarding and velocity?

I filed a GitHub issue: https://github.com/apple/swift-org-website/issues/24
> solvents that allow the semiconductor industry to function (because the periodic table has no replacement for the properties of a F-C bond).

A lot (most?) of the usage of these in semiconductors is not as solvents--they are thermal transfer fluids being used like refrigerants. This usage of them is for keeping equipment at exactly some specific temperature. As such, the usage is mostly closed-cycle.

One of the reasons for using these is that they replaced earlier chemicals that were chlorofluorocarbons--a Cl-C bond destroys ozone when it gets loose while an F-C bond simply doesn't come apart.

While the end chemicals tend to be incredibly stable, the byproducts of manufacturing--not so much.
I don't think the vast majority of movie goers are able to tell the difference between Atmos and DTS:X. It's almost certainly a case of the marginal value of going from Atmos to DTS:X doesn't make it worth the cost of going from one format to another. Consider also if there was a difference between the audio master technique for Cinema and Home, it just would increase the cost further.

Atmos is pretty good, far better than what was previously readily available.
How do you truthfully answer questions of a 5 or 6 year old about procreation, childbirth and marriage without talking about sex, genetalia and pleasure. And is it a good idea to talk about them to a 6 year old?
You'd think that, but it's 2022 and they haven't found a decent solution to male baldness.

Rogaine and off-label finesteride don't quite cut it.
> I’d call Santa Claus mythology rather than a lie.

What's the difference between "mythology" and "lie" then?
That’s more about the compiler than C.
What I read is that the final Soviet tactic was to “surround” the SR-71 with MIG-25s so that it had nowhere to turn.

I suspect that getting to within 30km of the SR-71 would not have been easy for a single MIG. The MIGs would have had to accelerate to Mach 3 and also climb to altitude just the same as a surface to air missile aimed at the SR-71. In the time the MIG does that, the SR-71 could accelerate, climb, an|or change direction to evade the MIG.

Having intelligence as to from where and when the SR-71 was coming would probably be crucial. The MIGs could gain speed and altitude and time it to get to the SR-71 just as it arrived, giving it no time to evade. The MIG wasn’t going to loiter for long, and Mach 3 for the MIG was a one time use thing.

Lastly, the predecessor to the SR-71 did carry air to air missiles. That missile would have speed and altitude advantages over the MIG i.e. it would be launched from further away or reach its target first.
Pretty much every Western democracy is sanctioning Russia,
causing severe shortages that are felt most by ordinary Russian people --
but it crosses the line when
a Russian expatriate makes an anti-invasion message show up for Russian visitors
to some websites that used his code,
"provided 'as is', without warranty of any kind, including
fitness for a particular purpose"?
Because software engineers are the main characters of the universe and everything must be written from their perspective.
The USGS has a long history of publishing topographic maps of the US. These maps are online here:

https://livingatlas.arcgis.com/topoexplorer/index.html

The fascinating part of this is that the website can overlay maps of different ages, and the user can adjust the transparency of the overlay.
Matrix is a federated protocol, so it depends on what server you use (including self-hosting your own). Not using it because a server has a lot of furry porn rooms would be like not using email because hotmail has furry porn.

For what it's worth, I've self-hosted a matrix server for years for my family and friends, have participated in a reasonable number of rooms on the flagship matrix.org server, and have never run into any furry porn.
I made a thing that does something similar, only with out of copyright music. It has stations too, like this:

https://www.locserendipity.com/PushPlay.html?q=gillespie

https://www.locserendipity.com/PushPlay.html?q=Armstrong

https://www.locserendipity.com/PushPlay.html?q=be-bop

https://www.locserendipity.com/PushPlay.html?q=Blues

https://www.locserendipity.com/PushPlay.html?q=Garland

https://www.locserendipity.com/PushPlay.html?q=Waltz

https://www.locserendipity.com/PushPlay.html?q=Jazz
“I will answer that when you are older.”
> toggle word wrap

Do they accept PRs?
NFTs offer new paths to addiction mechanisms, related to ownership, trading, and investing (all sorts of logical fallacies and mind traps to fall into). Essentially AAA lootboxes are addictive/"juicy" enough to be illegal on a casino floor, new mechanics to add on to that would be adored by publishers(I'm not exaggerating here).

The end game will look something like a FPS shooter where guns have random stats as an NFT inventory. With a battlepass style mechanic with lootboxes for those guns. Where max stat guns are truly rare. And the max stats a gun can have will slowly rise as the season goes on. Some mechanics to juice it up like requiring killed players to watch the kill cam, that has the gun+stats displayed predominantly. And rigging matchmaking so people suspected of being able to spend more are in unfavorable matches (to encourage buyin upgrades) , and people who have recently spent in favorable matches (to ensure they get extra dopamine hits after a spend).

A feature NFTs can have is the publisher taking a cut of all trades. In this case truly rare max stats mean whales will buy them up at whale like prices. Slowly rising max prices to get those whales to cycle up to a new weapon (selling off their old and getting a new. Meaning more transaction cuts/fees).
What kind of salary can you get in LCOL cities, and will you have to move when you change jobs? The withdrawal from the countryside has been ongoing for a long time. In the 1980's one might have joined Dow in Midland, MI or Upjohn in Kalamazoo, and expected to retire with them. Nowadays, job tenures are short, and one would think that this is reflected in demand.
How much would you be willing to pay for it?

I provide Matrix hosting (as well as XMPP and ActivityPub Mastodon) on Communick [0].

At the moment I'm more focused on taking these services to offer custom domain hosting, and personally I've been staying away from servers and using DecSync [1] + syncthing to get my calendars and contacts on my devices [2], so I haven't thought about adding a DAV server to the mix on Communick. But if you tell me there is any actual demand, I would definitely consider it.

[0] https://communick.com

[1] https://github.com/39aldo39/DecSync

[2] https://raphael.lullis.net/thinking-heads-are-not-in-the-clo...
How do you know it was a good call?
Just use dilbert_rand(). Threadsafe reentrant and doesn’t allocate.
"the current thing" is everywhere and it gets incredibly tedious to see the same opinions and ~~discussions~~ arguments infecting everything.

This has nothing at all to do with the correctness of any of the positions, just their pervasiveness.
Well, the precise frustration people have with Gladwell (and his fans) is precisely this attitude. A very relaxed attitude towards rigorous evidence. I stopped paying a single bit of attention to him after the 10k hours claims, it was just mountains and mountains of poor or misleading evidence.

Believe in what he writes if you will, but I'm fairly certain that barely anything he writes is actually actionable.
Did something change recently with AO?
For a Vim user, this an alternative you would suggest to other people for editing files. ie, like its name suggests, if you can use standard notepad, you can use Notepad++, but you get more toys. I think its main advantage is it is fast, features are discoverable through UI, and out of the box it understands many kinds of filetypes and has a ton of features, macro recording, it has plugins with a plugin browser also. But as a Vim user, you don't really need it, though I do use it sometimes for random obscure things instead of Vim (like Mime encoding/decoding)
The best analogy I've ever gotten is to think of an expanding balloon. Where on the surface of the balloon would you call the center? And if you imagine yourself standing on the surface while it expands, you will be still while all other points of the surface move away from you.

It's far from a perfect analogy, but probably the best way to visualize in human terms.
We'd probably be able to grow and transplant bespoke organs for you before then.
A true journalist
Or add a keylogger/eventstore into the Matrix client.
Here are multiple teslas with 400k+ miles on them.

Do you have a Toyota with higher than 300k miles on it? If not, why?

https://www.thedrive.com/tech/43592/heres-how-a-tesla-model-...

The tech in the Model 3s tends to be significantly better than these old model s cars mind you and they still hold up to 400,000+ miles. I bet you’d get an engine rebuild or two and maybe a new transmission or two after 400k miles on a gas car as well.
The Spotlight-esque tool in PowerToys - PowerToys Run - is unbelieeeeeeeevably slow compared to other things I've used. I've been trying it for a couple months now and it feels really clunky and awkward. Previously I was using the excellent (and open source) Launchy[0] which I simply loved but it hasn't been updated for a while and isn't so great on high DPI monitors and has a few quirks (there are some forks which are more recently updated).

I know there are other alternatives that are apparently much better (another poster mentioned Keypirinha and Fluent Search, both of which look great but not OSS), but I really hope they keep tweaking PowerToys Run to try to make it a little nicer.

0. https://www.launchy.net/
Perhaps a better word is "conspire"? As in to perpetuate a conspiracy. It requires much more planning and care than a one off lie.
Generally, once you've practiced enough to clear most tech rounds once - it's not too difficult to do it again. If I'm going in for an interview then I might still need to spend ~1-2 weeks practicing again to do well. Earlier in my career I spent months practicing LC.
Is it illegal to have "other compensation" like a second job or consulting gig while you have a gov job?
This appears to be entirely, if poorly, computer generated: https://www.dreamsopedia.com/dream-about-eating-child.html
I can’t speak for GP, but ostracizing and shunning are pretty much the assumed enforcement mechanism—when they’re articulated—among people with libertarian principles when those principles are applied consistently. “Cancelling” is far more humane than incarceration or other forms of punishment, because you can emigrate elsewhere. It’s also far less likely to create implicit hierarchies if it’s commonplace.
If they're curious, yes I've told my young kids about procreation. You don't have to be explicit, and they stopped me when they stopped being curious.

I told them that sometimes a man will give a seed to the woman and that seed grows inside an egg in her body. It then grows until it's ready to come out, and that's the baby's birthday.

Super simplified (and perhaps sheltered), but not lying.

Marriage is even easier. Sometimes two people love each other and make a commitment to be together even when things are difficult. But sometimes they become too difficult and one or both of them decides they don't want to be married any more.

But yes, I do think it's good to indulge a child's curiosity.
Better than Beeple.
It's all an opinion, of course. I think I maybe wrote it in a way that came across as incendiary, but I was mostly wondering if this was shot weeks ago during trial or calibration runs and just doesn't represent a line working at full pace.

Re dirty and ramshackle, there's just a lot of stuff standing around in what seems like temporary locations, including discarded packaging materials. Things also do frankly look a bit dusty and bruised in ways I'm just not used to seeing in these high-end factories. It may not be to levels of functional relevance, but I think it's interesting. The factories I'm used to are nearly antiseptically clean and the people who run them take great pride in them being so.

> You haven't seen entire subframes being molded before, so it would be strange to see that much mold flash falling off.

Is this what happens at 1:09?
100% off topic but golly this "dont unleash zalgo" fear & it's propensity for spawning new sync+async concurrency systems. if a promjse weren't so vengefully async we could have just not written most of this code:

this.abort = function () {
if (this.signal._reader != null) {
this.signal._reader.cancel();
}
this.signal._aborted = true;
};
If you’re in the us, make sure your pile is big enough to cover health care 55-65, kid college expenses and parental care. These are big bucks. Get as much as possible paid off before you pull the plug.
I’ve owned a Tesla model 3 since 2018, and I’ve been to service centers in two states. The recommended Tesla scheduled maintenance is every two years. The drive trains are actually engineered to last “approximately a million miles” per Musk. Even the 500,000 mile Teslas owned by taxi services have only had battery replacements, never drive train replacements, so this isn’t a lie. The battery research team includes one of the principal inventors of the lithium ion battery and he’s patented what others are calling a million mile battery. No, I don’t think Toyota drive trains are designed with quite the same longevity, though Toyotas are excellent. I had a Scion tC for years.

Service centers are packed because there aren’t enough of them. If you look at the ratio of service centers to teslas on the road you’ll see the problem rather starkly… there aren’t enough of them.

Tesla supplants this problem by heavily leaning on mobile service, which is awesome, but fundamentally, the service org has scaled at maybe 20-30% the speed of the manufacturing org.
That's awesome! I'd definitely be open to PRs for Nesper. Long term I think even a pure Nim RTOS would be awesome too complete with cross compiling and linking.

Let me know if you ever get a chance to do a writeup for using JTAG with Nim and ESP32's. I've never tried it, but it'd be cool to show it to people.
What is the expansion of the universe?

The distance between galaxies (that aren't gravitationally bound to each other) increases over time.

Or should I first ask, is there a center?

Probably not. If you inflate a balloon, any point on its surface will move away from any other point on the surface. And yet, no surface point can claim to be central.

Note that in the balloon example, there is of course a central point within the volume of the balloon. This is where the analogy breaks down: In case of the universe, we do not assume the existence of an ambient higher-dimensional space.
Most of interchange goes to the issuing banks to pay for loan origination, defaults, chargebacks and most significantly reward programs. The EU doesn't really have comparable credit card based reward programs since they can't fund them with the smaller interchange. It's kind of six of one, half a dozen of the other.
https://youtu.be/eNSN6qet1kE

Just needs to be optimized to get above anti-aircraft range, and with a sufficient range. Mount a large enough bomb along with sufficient gps guidance and terminal optical guidance (make it a threat they can’t ignore) and they’ll have to shoot it down.
besides #3 this also describes the conventional art world
I was about to ask the same thing -- I run a service that offers DAV and was wondering if I should add CalDAV and CardDAV (I've been wanting to do it for a while) and offered this bundled service...

You might want to send that question jakecopp 's way though! :)
“Common sense”: language models used to “talk” across modalities
I was 6 years old when my mom explained where my new sister is coming from. She talked about genitalia, ovaries, sex, uteruses, fallopian tubes, menstruation, and all the rest.

I remember really appreciating it and keeping track of my sister’s current size on a piece of paper from 1 cell onward.
I don’t really feel like engaging with you.
So someone misplaces their idealism and your solution is canceling them until they must emigrate? Who are you people?
Which doesn't make much sense, since pronouns are what you use when talking about someone in the third person, not to someone in the second person.
Outside of the federal gov, the benefits make it difficult decision to leave .gov mid-career. (Federal pensions are not as lucrative)

It is rewarding work, especially if you’re self-motivated as there’s always new interesting work. But the salaries paid at tech companies are so nuts it’s difficult to ignore.

The place I used to work at has attrited about 30% of staff between burnout from 18 hour COVID work to greener pastures. One guy I worked with went from $125k to $500k. Assuming the tech economy doesn’t implode, even the awesome pension and benefits just aren’t worth that much.
His solution is to use a PCG generator? As far as I know its designer withdrew submission of a journal article after negative reviews and has never resubmitted one. And this doesn't look good:

https://pcg.di.unimi.it/pcg.php
>And is it a good idea to talk about them to a 6 year old?

Why would it be a bad idea?
I have questions about when sex became taboo for children to learn about. Look at historical dwellings and family sizes and try to imagine how they kept kids from figuring it out from firsthand observation.
Website:
https://socraticmodels.github.io/

Arxiv:
https://arxiv.org/abs/2204.00598

But I think the tweet and video best summarizes the amazing nature of what they did.
Winmerge is so great. Mac and Linux users look at Windows devs with pity, and probably with good reason (only someone with approximately equal hours on different platforms can really judge) but we do have some nice things.
A true answer doesn’t have to be a complete answer.

Even now many of the ways we teach science are not complete - they’re true but not the whole story. Is Newtonian physics untrue or incomplete?
Wanna be power efficient? be poor.

You will consume less meat, won't buy needless consumer electronics, and won't change your PC/phone as often, won't buy energy waste hobbies things, won't waste gas, won't travel in planes.
We have told our child that a "Santa" is someone who gives without any expectations, sometimes secretly or anonymously. We empowered them to be a Santa if they want to be one.
Mom? Are you planning a surprise party for me for my birthday?

I think telling my kids things for their enjoyment is ok. I don't believe me or my siblings were hurt by our parents given us the santa myth and I also feel it was an important life lesson to discover santa didn't exist.
Everyone has to tailor to their own values, but I think these are good, clear descriptions.
Tesla's QC issues speak to being rushed through. Note that Diess never talks about getting down to 10 hours. "We still plan on taking twice as long as Tesla..." because they have run the numbers on QC and service costs.
You might find the below resources helpful for these conversations. Appropriate ages for each are listed mid page on each product listing.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/1609804856

https://www.amazon.com/Sex-Funny-Word-Bodies-Feelings/dp/160...

https://www.amazon.com/Its-Not-Stork-Families-Friends/dp/076...
Mathematical Foundations of Computer Networking
Companion video course for the book from S.Keshav - https://svr-sk818-web.cl.cam.ac.uk/keshav/wiki/index.php/Boo...

Book (pdf) : https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/teaching/1213/PrincComm/mfcn.pdf

Covers : 1) Probability, 2) Statistics, 3) Linear Algebra, 4) Optimization, 5) Signals, Systems and Transforms, 6) Stochastic Processes and Queueing Theory, 7) Game Theory, 8) Elements of Control Theory, 9) Information Theory.