skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
On top of what other commenters have already mentioned I'd add that it's important not to underestimate the business side of things. Depending on the product and customer, sales could become a massively important topic for your company, basically in all stages...

So while it's a good idea to learn the basics, I think at some point you'll need to hire staff to take care of these areas. Depending on the severity of the position and necessary skills these people might ask for shares.
It does not appear to be a good-faith question or at least there does not appear to be a true effort to understand it. FWIW, I use pointing stick and the poster's analogy is the one I wish I could've used for decade - it is friendly and detailed and perfectly represents my use case and feelings (and is much better explanation than my own sibling comment, which was admittedly more of a "over my dead body" :). Like keyboard shortcuts for those who use them, it has more of a learning curve but (we feel) is ultimately a much faster, more efficient and effective method of doing things. You don't have to agree, it may not be for everyone - as I mentioned in sibling response, my wife and I will forever use our laptops differently, and that's OK!

(if we want to start a parallel religious war, let's talk about 3.5mm on phones too! :> )

>> every other manufacturer has settled on trackpads

Note that at various points, until very recently, Dell, HP, Toshiba etc all had power-user oriented models with pointing sticks. If they've gotten rid of them in the last year or two, that is indeed a sad news for many of us - it was never a "either/or" proposition. There's already Apple and many knock-off for those who prefer it; I hope that a laptop for power-users still has a profitable niche :-/
Unless the problem is refinery capacity. If that’s the case, you can drill and pipeline u til you’re blue in the face to no avail. Has any refinery been built in n America since the 70’s? They’re big, smelly, messy things but quite useful.
> Grub has an issue with the 4K display, causing it to render at about 1 FPS.

Just lower the resolution in grub's config file.
"Military grade" means minimum that would be accepted by the military.

Mostly means someone is trying to sell you something and betting you dont know much about the subject matter.
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Can't you cite things that you disagree with? Or cite background material that you feel is subpar?

That would be the norm especially if your research paper is focused on new technology. For example you would write Herbet et co, in Journal Blah found results of X with method Y. However method Y has flaws of A, B, and C...

Even if a pervious study was utterly stupid in your opinion, if it's been widely publicized you still need to talk about it or else risk being accused of missing the basics.
Fixing a MongoDB Replication Protocol Bug with TLA+ (2019) [pdf]
There’s also no such thing as “sushi grade” fish.
My experience is limited (couple of UK companies), but I've twice been able to negotiate down to 4 days as an existing employee without much difficulty, but found it much harder (failed) to negotiate starting at 4 days with a new employer.
Also, you can totally write (with a bit of unsafe) a LendingIterator with runtime checks instead of this compile time check, with the cost of 1 byte per item (and of course the possibility of a runtime panic). So this is really only relevant for library authors and those who want to wring the last bit of performance out of their program.
Obviously don't know the full context of why Satrajit Chatterjee was fired, but I can say that I followed the Timnit Gebru story quite closely, and there was a gigantic chasm, IMO, between what actually happened (and by "what actually happened" I mean that I'm conservatively just considering Gebru's own statements and tweets) and how things were reported in the wider press.

The press will always be incentivized to report on "big bad Google" and make any termination sound like a David vs. Goliath battle. And, of course, while sometimes that narrative is true, there have been many cases where I've thought "These are some of the most toxic individuals I can imagine (again, by their own statements), and working with them sounds like a nightmare." To emphasize, I'm definitely not saying that's the case in the current example, but I am saying that nobody has enough info one way or the other unless they are more personally familiar with the details. Reactions based on what's written in the article are thus just personal Rorschach tests.
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Do you have an example of Google citing a "below standard" paper? Curious to see.
It is crazy. You’re asking intelligence agencies to not conduct surveillance. You’re asking military not to develop weapons. Never gonna happen :(
I’m not a user but I think this approach is commendable. I hope you’re able to continue.
Whoa- thank you! Insanely close, this is awesome. Much appreciated.
Senna was something else.
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I just received my PinePhone (not the pro one), and buying the SD card later today to try out this demo image (hence I posted it here as I came across it :) ). Can leave a status report once I've tried them out. Even from before trying it out, seems I'll try at least the updated images of the Majaro Phosh as I've heard it's the most stable and responsive one of the bunch, together with the Arch Linux Arm edition. Then we'll see what comes next.

The phone ships with Manjaro Plasma, and it's definitely not ready as a daily driver. Maybe it's the hardware, we'll see when I can try out the other OSes, but it's very laggy and very buggy (which to be fair, is exactly what I expect from a phone labeled "beta"), would not trust it as a daily driver.
Your careers link redirects to a 404 page when navigating from Canada.

[1] https://www.playstation.com/en-ca/careers/
>you can use two 4k monitors at the same time -which is impossible with the M1 MacBook Pro

I have two 4K monitors hooked up to a 14" macbook pro currently. I believe it's the air that only connects to one external display.
Americans are especially good at mangling French place names, St. Louis being an especially good example. The local pronunciation of Des Plaines, the city or the river, is "Dess Planes," and on and on. Sometimes we get it right, as with Prairie du Chien in Wisconsin, but usually there are one or more Anglicizations in French place names in the US. It can sometimes happen with Spanish as well, for instance, San Jose, IL is pronounced "San Joes."
Check out posthaven as another interesting option. Their mission is basically just to be around forever at $5/mo. They basically haven't added new features in years but that's the point.
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> PBKDF2 using 1000 iteration of MD5 to derive the encryption key. The salt used to derive the keys is constant and hardcoded in all the solutions and all the vendors.

I feel like this is being bad on purpose.
I didn’t get a negative tone from the paper, it seemed mostly positive to me , just calling out a handful of areas ( like relative positioning ) where Dall-e fails .
You're sort of telling on yourself with that "in a religious sense" jab. ;)

The original idea of OO design was to strive to eliminate stateful idioms. Which is a slightly different idea than what we're used to. The state existed, but the point was that you were supposed to design your system so that objects didn't need to know - or even attempt to infer - information about other objects' state.

The whole intellectual lineage that includes pervasive use of explicit state querying and manipulation methods such as getters and setters could be characterized as a whole lot of procedural programmers collectively missing the point. It's right up there with when people over-use the State monad in Haskell, effectively doing their darnedest to Greenspun imperaive programming on top of a lazy functional language because they haven't quite internalized this new paradigm yet.
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>Don't be offended, but "Nobody looks at a future event that he already knows is going to occur and says that the probability of that future event is 100%" is a very strange thing to say.

Not offended by your words but I am offended by the way you think. Maybe rather then assuming I'm wrong and your superior, why don't you just ask questions and dig deeper into what I'm talking about.

Probability is a mathematical concept separate from reality. Like any other mathematical field it has a series of axioms and the theorems built off the axioms are independent of our typical usage of it in applied applications.

Just because it's rare for probability to be used on future events that are already known doesn't mean the math doesn't work. We tend to use applied math, specifically probability, to predict events that haven't occurred yet but the actual math behind probability is time invariant. It can be applied to events that have ZERO concept of time. See Ulam spirals. In Ulam spirals prime numbers have higher probability in appearing at certain coordinates. This probability is determined independent of time. WE have deterministic algorithms for calculating ALL primes. Yet we can still write out a probability distribution. Probability still has meaning EVEN when the output is already known.

That means I can look at a series of known past events and calculate a probability distribution from there. I can also look at a series of known future events and do the same thing. I can also look at events not involving time like where prime numbers appear on a spiral and calculate a distribution. Just look at the math. All you need are events.

English and traditional intuitions around probability are distractions from the actual logic. You used an english sentence to help solidify your point but obviously our arguments are way past surface intuitions and typical applied applications of probability.

Look up frequentist and bayesian interpretations of probability. That is the root of our argument. You are arguing for the bayesian side, I am arguing for frequentist.
Thanks - this would convert what is now a huge waste of time into a learning experience.
Exactly. This story doesn't add up to me - too much of a non-sequitur to fire someone for simply pointing out an inconvenient truth.
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I'm not sure how they could possibly control against confounding chemical explanations, either. Surely high voltage lines warm the nearby water, which undoubtedly leads to chemical changes that could affect small larvae.
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Heh, I've been waiting for this Show/HN/Launch, as I applied to the company a few months back via workatastartup, and it seemed to me like this would be an awesome product.

Looks very promising, wish the team the best!

Catch those errors before hitting prod, sounds like the dream

PS: As on open sourcing the record+replay code, I'm sure that'd be awesome, I only have this on my radar https://github.com/openreplay/openreplay as a FOSS alternative to fullstory/logrocket for now.
> Seriously, who thought that science for profit would net the best results for the collective benefit?

Nobody, and I don’t think “best results” or “collective benefit” were the goal when science started getting more commercialized.

The idea that good inventions would benefit all rather than patent holders must drive a true capitalist crazy.
I thought "Players are allowed to take on the characters of their descendants." meant that the group member could stay in the game, just under a new character?
This is huge. Why is this not being reported on more widely? “Dynamic blacklist” means that now everyone must track any domains the defendants ever register, or a sprawling bureaucracy must be created to do so. Both easy to abuse for more nefarious purposes than blocking streaming tv!
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To add a small snippet of what I've found works against these type symptoms currently I use L-Tyrosine 500mg per day cycled on off every so often. At times I will take breaks every 3 months for a few weeks or so then maybe use Schisandra Berry extract for a week.

I find keeping a super simple excel sheet with a monthly list of work and personal tasks works well with next actions for litterally everything except daily habits/ routines. The act of physically moving complete items from one location to another seems to keep me using it (I use Desktop version with autosave enabled) its not so mobile friendly but it works better for me. Every task system I've tried which is a huge number of them I've got bored with or forgotten to use or micro managed to much, I dislike daily task systems for a number of reasons. This improved my productivity and focus literally about 1000%. I find leaving stuff off the lists causes more persistent interruptions to focus, I beleive due to the zeigarnik effect.

I've found diet works best when Low GI as glucose spikes and crashes really screw things up, will power correlates with glucose levels massively. I don't use any supplements but have done tons in the past they aren't really needed. Diet ratio 50% veggies, 25% protein, 25% carb per plate is a good ratio. Tea, Coffee can be a negative so its good to experiment times without it.
Small heads up, https://hnhired.com/ seems to be down or unavailable. If the issue persists, it might be better to remove it from the list.