skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ask HN: Does anyone have examples of great Resumes or LinkedIn profiles?
I'm gearing up for a job change soon and wondering how best to write about past job experience.

Normally I leave my LinkedIn very short on details to avoid recruiter messages but now I'm thinking I should start puffing things up a bit.

How do I tell what's worth sharing and what to leave out?

How long should each job description be?
Why would that be? If you return something to Amazon, Amazon charges the shitty supplier. Amazon doesn't take the hit. The good suppliers don't take the hit.
> The Impervious Browser will be publicly released April 7th, during the Bitcoin 2022 Conference, in Miami.

Well, that tells me everything I need to know. =)
Quite the other way around, because the critical discourse of contemporary art gives way more emphasis on the conceptual framework of the work being done by artists, and less emphasis on the mastery of any medium of choice (i.e., you don't have to be skilled like Michelangelo to make art).
You are just one of those die hards who refuse to see a rational argument and change your mind no matter what. There really is no point in arguing with someone of your mindset. You worry about vulnerable populations, well did you read the part where I stated they wanted covid positive workers to take care of the vulnerable population? Please tell me how you can rationalize that this is better then having a non vaccinated worker who is not sick with covid and is of no risk getting the client sick?
Certainly they should, at the very least, be paying the standard fine amount. But a broken headlight, for instance, isn't something you just pay the fine for and then ignore. You have to keep paying the fine if you don't fix it.
Hydrogen embrittlement is a problem at high pressure and temperature. Liquifying sidesteps that.
The DBZ chars were my favorites. I have some good memories of playing it for hours with my friends as well. We used to share the same keyboard to play. The first player would use the arrow keys + page up/down home/end etc and the second player would use YGHJ as the arrow keys + QWEASD as the main buttons to play.
What is MIRI? what is AGI? Please don't use acrynoms in your title and leading paragraphs. I stopped reading will come back here for another tldr from some other astute reader with more time or knowledge of the subject matter.
Any field that requires intelligence is safe,

as intelligence requires self awareness
Same! They definitely enjoy trying to figure out what we're saying.
If the content farm displays ads from Doubleclick then Google still gets paid.
I am going to assume that is because the package includes RSU and you want your RSU to be of more certainty in value. What if your package is just a plain higher salary? Would you still go for a public company or would you also consider private ?
What Bias Lighting Is and Why You Should Be Using It (2017)
Why doesn't the universe have the right to "destroy" itself through its most sophisticated subset of matter-energy known to date?

I put "destroy" in quotes since I think that's ridiculously loaded. The biosphere itself is naturally unsustainable at its current complexity for more than 1 billion years from now[0], the Sun is going to go red giant past the next 5 billion years, and, as far as we know, the universe will end in heat death. Entropy and transformation is inevitable. Humans contribute to that, but doing it in the service of higher cognitive functions by which the universe can know itself should be the noblest reason for it to happen (from a human perspective), no?

Another counterpoint: what if humanity only becomes worthy of spreading itself in civilizations that can only form post-Earth (too far into the future to still be living on Earth)? Should those be condemned to non-existence because humanity's original nucleus didn't bootstrap itself impressively enough to earn a chance at outliving its planet?

0: See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future and Ctrl+f "c4 photosynthesis"
I'm able to view previous sprints for a board by going to the reports tab on the left sidebar.
Since this is a write-only service, it doesn't actually matter if the disk stops working, or even ceases to exist. Therefore we may be able to estimate the lifespan as infinite.

There may also be no need to purchase more than one disk. In fact taken to its logical conclusion there is no need to purchase any disk at all - but of course that brings us all the way to the S4 business model itself.
> QC can only solve two problems more efficiently than classical (and this is proven very thoroughly)

Do you mean those are the only two KNOWN problems? Otherwise the claim is very surprising. It is not even known whether QBP=P, I thought, while on the other hand there are some sampling problems in QBP that last I heard were thought to be outside PH (Aaronson and Arkhipov's boson sampling, and whatever the quantum supremacy crowd is currently doing). But, those are probably useless for cryptography.
Does this include _science_ fiction? I cannot stand any other fiction.
As an amateur fiction writer who has experimented with GPT-3 I tend to agree.

However AI can definitely play a role in the process, especially around editing. Professional writers have the advantage of professional editors and expert beta readers. I would love a fiction writing companion similar to GitHub copilot that could suggest improvements and refine prose.

I think visual artists could benefit from similar tooling. Imagine a comic art tool that can take a pencil drawing and ink it in, or even take a rough sketch and refine the details.
Exo-skeleton from my understanding is marketing for unibody. like most vehicles other than traditional body in frame trucks.

Moving from 12v to 24 or even 48v makes a lot of sense.
Not sure what you mean by power and data on the same lines, sounds like a horrible plan.
I thought this was a joke or something but after googling it you aren't joking....

Wow...

https://architectureau.com/articles/worlds-tallest-hybrid-ti...

Hell of a bet on building more physical space with WFH and other factors making office space cheaper. Plus investing in a new building material concept. This seems like a passion project for someone high up in their food chain.
> All of 'em. All of them will be safe. AI generated content is devoid of meaning…

None of ‘em. None of them will be safe. Humans ascribe meaning to works where there is none, and intent by the artist or an AI can be wholly immaterial to what people appreciate about it. Great works may come from AI but the greatness of a work is virtue of the work itself.

That said, just because a computer can do it doesn’t mean that a human can’t, or that people will prefer the AI work over the human’s. I think AI threatens jobs in a lot of places, but not necessarily in creative spaces.
This problem disappears entirely on IPv6. Even more minimal (:
In countries without these regulations Visa and Master argued most of these processing fees goes back to customer as cash back or gift or other forms of benefits. In the AUS and EU ruling the court simply decided that is not a business model being accepted in the market. And tell them to put out a fair price of payment processing.

And most of the payment in EU are still done via Debit Card or something similar so they have less leverage.

Along with high level of fraud in US credit card compared to EU.
> it also seems clear this is something a single letter from a lawyer would have fixed.

If not to Tesla, then certainly letters to the credit bureaus and then not making the payments would also be cheaper. Who pays for something they returned? You can dispute a fraudulent credit report downgrade.

Also, who keeps a returned car insured? Please hold onto my car and destroy it Tesla. I could use a brand new model at your expense.
They also appear to be working with Quaise. Scroll down to "projects" and click on the mmWave picture.

'AltaRock Energy,” in partnership with Quaise Energy, is developing millimeter wave (mmWave) technology...'
Or 3) The article is a pile of crapola
https://archive.ph/bqd3s
they're maybe down for some people, or some of the time, but they're not totally down.

i've definitely been using bitbucket and jira for the last four days without noticing anything wrong.
> people wonder why I have no faith in anything Musk does or says.

I love how in the end he still is "a huge believer in Tesla, Elon Musk and electric cars"
Using AI generally isn’t a problem for google. I don’t care if they use it to sort my calendar. The dilemma here is that they use AI to create and put their own auto generated content above search results.

Like all those countless examples where someone got a picture of a criminal mashed up with their own Wikipedia page because they happen to have the same family name. [1] Disregarding the shame factor of this, it’s showcasing low quality auto generated content created only to put the google name above others in search results.

Same applies to those auto generated opening hours of restaurants etc, which are incorrect all of the time. Again low quality ai content put above others and bypassing page rank.

1. Ex https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27622100
Can you elaborate? Someone else said that, but they refused more details when asked. Then someone else said you still need port forwarding with ipv6
Worked for me when I moved to Redondo Beach.
GOOD. This company needs to fail, and the world needs to be spared its toxic shitware, aka the wet dream of mediocre micromanagers.
This was an april fool's joke.
I'm sorry, this simply isn't true. Lightning is exactly a method of settling Bitcoin fast, and not centralized.

(Source: I implemented the first Lightning node, was original chair of the spec process, and have worked full-time on Lightning for over 6 years).
And any article along the lines of "I had a terrible work experience" is viewed as an open invitation to participate in Story Time.
There’s something hidden in the sprint reports. One of the different views there let‘s you see the stories from any previous sprint. Not sure whether it reflects the state of the stories as of that sprint, though.
Not just a few words. They can form full, coherent self referential sentences.
In one of the videos Bunny uses assistive buttons to ask who she is after she looks in the mirror.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEa46rlHqEP6ClWitFd2QOQ
> Knowing how dogs process sound could, among other things, help canine experts better train service or working dogs.

This seems to be the real practical focus of the research. There’s no surprise that dogs can understand human speech (they obviously do to some degree, as do many animals), but rather digging deeper into the nuances so we can refine our communication with them.

Training a service dog can take up to two years and an experienced trainer - research here might be able to shorten that time and increase the pool of available dogs.
Go for it. A free market city won’t go outward because nobody is willing to pay usage based pricing for highways.
Is SSH even available for Windows? I see people point to SSH a lot with this topic, but it seems like they assume that everyone has SSH already installed.
I wouldn’t rally call /dev/null a “technology “ per se.
Man I've completely lost track of whatever point you're even trying to make. I've gone back and read over it again, but you're just all over the place. I thought this conversation was about why Carter lost to Reagan. With regard to that topic, I think there is ample reason to believe a lot of people who voted for Carter the first time didn't vote for him the second time because they were thoroughly dissatisfied with his performance, and scant evidence that it was Reagan's racism that won over Carter voters. Reappraisals of Carter and Reagan years after the fact really aren't relevant.

Edit:

> he's linking to videos of racist skinheads to back up his baseless claims and beliefs

I clicked through to that video of "british skinhead". It's actually Tom Scott. Tom Scott certainly isn't a skinhead, recuter was clearly being sarcastic with that remark. He played you, I recommend you slow your roll and be lest hasty with your judgments.
I think this strength of Jira is its biggest weakness. Trying to do everything for everyone and failing either miserably at everything, or just managing some.
> you seem to be associating the seizure of the license as some form of guilt

That's because not being allowed to drive is a really harsh punishment. Harshly punishing innocent people is even worse, which is why I assumed you meant guilty-until-proven-innocent.

> it seems like the equivalent of a “but don’t leave town” warning

Not being allowed to drive doesn't keep you from leaving town, but it does severely reduce your ability to participate in society. Now you can't go to work, drop your kids off at day care, or bring home groceries.

> preventing you doing further irresponsible driving is justified prior to the conclusion of the investigation

That's exactly what guilty-until-proven-innocent is!
It is valid Java, but this code lets you specify only a single exception type, while exception specifications can (and usually do) have multiple types. And Java doesn't have the equivalent of C++ template parameter packs.

The other problem with this approach is that it requires the caller to explicitly specify all the exceptions thrown by the function/object being wrapped. So every time you do map() or fold(), you have to spell out the full exception spec for the closure you're passing in. And god help you if there's nested maps...
The nice property that well designed cryptocurrency protocols have is that they are censorship resistant - they align incentives and telemetry such that operators shouldn't want to censor transactions, but even if they do they cant differentiate between the transactions they like and the ones they don't. Bitcoin itself doesn't really have this property but there are other ones out there that do.
Google can say whatever
..actions are all that matter. and Google is acting like a bribed politician....
I doubt a dog’s auditory cortex is that similar to a human’s. For example dogs don’t really seem to recognize single syllable words well if at all.

I wonder if the olfactory cortex is more sophisticated or simply larger. I have a large dog and I recon the surface area of his nose is probably the same as my house or larger.
https://archive.ph/hxCLC
How might we prevent surveying the oceans from continuing?
Ask HN: How to improve as a struggling junior software engineer?
Hello all,

I got my first swe job this past August and it honestly has not gone well. I've enjoyed it, but it is clear that I am not seen as reliable and definitely not known for completing things fast.

I know this sounds like a normal junior dev, but I mean more than a normal beginner. Example: I have now been on this team for 8 months, and I made 2 costly mistake back-to-back that is pushing back the release of a production feature by a while month at this point.

Long story short, screwed up a step I had done before in the fall without realizing. Then when it was fixed I submitted a ticket for a prod systems account rather than a QA one not realizing there would be a difference. (Just so many mistakes all in a row).

The struggles came way before this though. When I first joined I struggled to even know how to start things. I was sometimes assigned stories no one else on the team had done anything like before, so at times I couldn't even ask the senior devs for help.

This gets down to the issue. I don't think my team is necessarily the most ideal to learn on (my manager has been gone since December). The senior engineers also seem to assume I know more than I do (like the credentials above, it seems obvious there would be an account for QA and one for Prod, but I didn't know to assume that). But, the thing is though, this team isn't a bad one. I can make excuses all I want, but an experienced engineer joined the same time I did and is doing great.

I have identified some issues. I certainly didn't ask enough questions when I started and I definitely will wait around for people to get back to me sometimes rather then be proactive. I also tend to spend too long tackling an issue or trying to fix something I think I messed up rather than raise it to the team that I am having an issue. The problem is at this point I have been on the team too long to ask any basic questions, one of the senior engineers even pointed out they shouldn't be helping me with certain processes at this point.

Honestly, I am a little deflated. I know imposter syndrome is a thing, but that doesn't count when I am actively slowing the team down or causing problems. I take a really long time when finishing stories unless one of the seniors is giving input. It just sucks because I did well in my CS classes and worked hard, and I feel kinda like a disappointment. Its hard to imagine anyone who is good at engineering delaying a teams release and causing problems. I don't know anything about performance (again cause manager is gone) but if I get put on PIP because of this, I feel like I can't help but see it as a statement on my potential and ability.

I know I should just focus on improvement, but I am not sure how. Should I be writing reminders to myself to always double check everything? Should I write down the steps to every process? Its hard for me to know whats a junior engineer error and whats an error I shouldn't be making at all.
Next I want something to turn photos into music
“ The 2021 total rate of returns (16.6 percent) is up from 10.6 percent during 2020, but online returns in 2021 are in line with recent years at an average of 20.8 percent. ”
Yep, I had already looked up this image when I saw your comment.
Do something where there's no training data available.

The AI companies are re-encoding large corpora of human creative work as a kind of compressed, conceptually-indexed representation. This allows that work to be mixed and the patterns regurgitated in very flexible ways.

Everybody's output (our creative work) is assimilated by the AI, and becomes the AI's output.

For example, OpenAI's Codex is trained on about 54 million public GitHub repositories.

This allows Microsoft's CoPilot to regurgitate pieces of that code without attribution. Code from many sources is blended together and regurgitated for Microsoft's customers (without any acknowledgement of the source).

It is perhaps the greatest theft of intellectual property in the history of Man.
It seems to be that Knuth's definition requires the word "complete" to have a meaning that is quite disconnected from its ordinary one.
Our legal system is broken. The actual drug traffickers got sentenced to half the prison term as the guy who never touched saw or spoke about trafficking drugs.

This isn’t justice. This is a farce.
My previous dog hardly understood anything. She was a nightmare to train.

My current dog is practically a genius by comparison. She understands complex instructions (“go outside and go potty and then let’s go to bed” - and off she goes!)

Amazing the breadth of comprehension and intelligence from dog to dog.
They can easily recognize single syllable words. "Come" and "no" being two examples.
I'm trying a demo of it and it looks like its mainly aimed at small to medium companies. There isn't enough hierarchy.

The top level organization in Linear is a Workspace. As far as I can tell this should be what your entire company falls under. The next and only level of organization under that is a Team. It really needs something in between that.

Teams have their own Issues, Board (singular), Cycles(Sprints), Projects, Ticket workflows. That means a Team must be a very small set of people (<10 people). So for a company with 1000 employees you might have 100 Teams.

Teams are shown in the UI in a flat list in many places. Expanding the list would likely overwhelm your screen.

The Roadmap feature applies to the entire workspace (your company). In medium sized companies you'll have Organizations with many hierarchies below it comprised of dozens of teams. An Org typically has roadmaps of their own that don't necessarily correspond to company level goals. Teams below the Org will also have their own roadmaps that usually fall under the Org's high level roadmap items but again not always.

There also needs to be more company level controls over settings like workflows. A strict company wide workflow for Bugs is common so that all teams have the same expectations around SLAs for fixes.

All that said I think you could make it work with enough filters and naming conventions.

Also holy hell Linear is fast and easy to use. If I was at a startup I would 100% put us on this.
This is something that nobody in the industry wants so it will likely never happen
I suspect barrier to entry has something to do with it.

The higher the barrier to entry, the more likely those involved will be constructive.
I have no idea who downvoted you or why they did so. I'm seeing your reply for the first time. From what I can see, our priorities in our tools are different. Discoverability and widespread use of particular features are not near the top of my list. I have read the bash manual. For the tools I use most, I've found it to be a good investment, that has paid me great dividends.
When I moved to Sunnyvale, I found a place on Craigslist where the entire description was typed in capital letters. The landlord was indeed quite eccentric, but we got along well. 2 bed 2 bath, vaulted ceilings. There was a pool that I maybe used once. It was good for 3 years, until his sister took over the family business and evicted him! Poor guy had a lot of mental health problems, but she was the insane one...
In the US, you cannot claim copyright on any work devoid of any creative intent. A phone book is not copyrightable, but the specific fonts and organization can make a given phone book copyrightable. Organized trivia isn't copyrightable, but the expression is. There's no expression with an extensive corpus.

It also wouldn't matter. The existence of the corpus doesn't change the copyrightability of other works. You'd still have to convince a jury it was more likely you were inspired by the corpus than the hit song whose melody is identical.
> For example dogs don’t really seem to recognize single syllable words well if at all.

I'm pretty sure most dogs understand "no" (and the equivalent word in other languages is often 1 syllable). I haven't done anything approaching a study, but I've trained many dogs in my life and my experience disagrees with you. Some other common words they know really well include: treat, sit, off, here - basically anything you teach them.
There are also such things as art direction, vision, and style. Even if AI can mimic style with style transfer, it will never achieve greatness this way.

You can apply an AI-powered “Starry Night” filter to any picture, but do you really think Van Gogh would draw something like that?
I heard in some markets they have biscuits and gravy
Thank you for the correction, appreciate it! I'll update it.
Fixing the entire Super Mario 64 source code
Socat only forwards ports within the machine it’s running.

This sounds more like ssh -R.
but the system is also at play. so the nature of two outcomes (ignoring the side case) results in a rule of play when you factor in the state changes, the ways of changing states, and the likelihood of change.
I think the next step is for machines to have taste.