skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Wouldn't that be nice.

Not directly answering your question, but I suppose the solution is to just pick the closest thing and convert. HTML&CSS being the most full-featured/generic. Markdown simplest for basic 'word processing'. Latex good for more advanced such cases. Images good for others. Maybe ePub would suit your 'typographical' needs (I think it's a lot more open than PDF, and itself HTML based)?
Mouse lag when using Bluetooth mouse on Mac (2021)
The idea of synfuels, which is what this is, is not new. Many companies are pursuing this idea. Including Porsche: https://www.cnbc.com/2022/04/06/porsche-taking-stake-in-e-fu...

There are two challenges to tackle here: First is to make it work at all, and second is to do it cheaper than what the competition can muster.
same!

daily rates at hotels and airbnbs add up way too fast

monthly stays at airbnb's are much closer to the local rental price, usually 10-20% above a local lease, but without the issue of actually leasing

monthly stays are also furnished (whereas it can be very hard to find a furnished place to lease at all!)

monthly stays also get around most short term stay restrictions created specifically in reaction to AirBnB, which makes it much more comfortable for someone that booked to not have to worry about who we talk to in the building or nearby

I love being a situation to travel this way. Its pretty amazing to see that its currently become a crucial portion of their revenues.
I'm not sure what's the point you're making?

It seems like their UI is using next.js now and apparently it still has issues as per OP complaining about the run button behavior.

Frontend frameworks often get abandoned: jQuery, backbone, ember, angular, etc.

Seems to just be how things goes on the front end. This plagues not only the web, desktop and mobile frontend frameworks also all seem to come and go.
On a scale of 1 to 10 how strongly are we talking here?
>> Curious - is there a reason to use Perl (Wall's latest version, 5 or whatever) in 2022 if one has no familiarity with the language? What would be the major advantage of using Perl over its closest analogues, some bastardization of Bash and Python?

It depends on what you are trying to do.

Perl excels at processing text particularly if you are familiar with regular expressions.

Perl mainstreamed regular expressions and most programming languages that support regular expressions support some subset of Perl regular expressions.

Perl is faster than both Bash and Python and scales up a bit better than Python as a project starts to grow because 'use strict' and 'use warnings' will catch many errors. Python has a better 'batteries included' standard library, so it tends to be better at prototyping than Perl unless you are pulling in libraries in which case it depends on what you are trying to do.

Perl can be more terse than Python, particularly if you are using built-in variables. However, this impacts legibility which is part of the reason why Perl is the target of 'executable line noise' jokes.
Oh, I think you are right there. I can't think of any times I've been rude to a worker off the top of my head, but I'm sure if we went over my life with a thin tooth comb we could find some instances. So it should be unusual that for an otherwise friendly candidate, this just happens to be the day when they have an unfortunate interaction.
I’d say if the fee isn’t disclosed before you confirm the transaction, it’s fraud. If they just show you a teaser rate then add the fee when they show the total, it’s slimy but par for the course.
The main risk with this is that the host cancels at the last minute.

Happened to me twice for long term stays (e.g. cancelling 2 days before start date) and it can completely ruin your plans.
Not only that, high minimum wage doesn't actually make a minimum wage job any more livable than low minimum wage. Bay Area low skill wages are over $20-25/h already, but rent prices have risen to match (or in the case of rent control, the quality of housing declined exponentially to 1930s unmaintained shitboxes). Same goes for NYC, Seattle, LA, etc.

No reason to expect rent to not increase accordingly if minimum wage goes up to $25/h.
I would say that a high affinity for playing the games invented by others for the rewards invented by others is orthogonal to raw intelligence. In fact, smart people usually have a lifetime of being rewarded for exercising their intelligence on command. Where are they supposed to learn a healthy disrespect for authority when they have always been the darlings of authority?
They chose Bitcoin because of an accident and because of brand recognition. Now everyone points to El Salvador as the failure or success of Bitcoin or cryptocurrency. Depending on who and how you ask the question, of course.
I have BeReal on my phone, and have never thought the notifications looked like emergency alerts. Like, it never even occurred to me. I think it's pretty clear what it is(n't).
This is such a bizarre viewpoint. Can you show where its clearly defined that

> the whole point of having an economy in the first place is so that people have food and shelter and other amenities

Having a purpose is a trait of things which are created intentionally. Economies dont "have a purpose". They are emergent systems. It's like saying the purpose of an ant colony is to dig dirt. An ant colony doesn't have a purpose. No entity with an intentional will created it and it doesn't exist "for a reason", it's an emergent system that forms naturally.

The economy doesn't "have a point". It would exist even if no one wanted it to.
fwiw, those on the Enterprise plan can bring their own IdP :)
https://tailscale.com/kb/1119/sso-saml-oidc/
How was the visa process?
This is true but only so long as they have been given time to do it. I've left a company, with notice, and they had me working on building stuff almost to my last day. Sure I did have a few "hand over" sessions in my schedule where I was expected to walk other devs through some stuff I was the owner for in a broad sense, but they never gave me time to produce solid docs for anything even knowing I was headed out the door
Don't quote me on that, but I believe Om was superseded by Om.Next and now Fulcro? So not exactly abandoned, just evolved?
Switches and raspberries got really hard to find for a while too
How about the combined effect of intermittent fasting and exercise regimes? One thing I've heard is that fasting lowers metabolism, so perhaps one meal in the morning followed by endurance exercise later in the day would counteract that tendency.
When activating your Stripe account? Could you screenshot and send to support@stripe.com and CC edwin@stripe.com?
> and that's because those get moved to MTV and fast tracked to the executive suite.

"The Goon" is the analyst from an investment firm who tells your directors and CEO how many of you are going to be fired to make him happy.
>I don't think it's ethical to evaluate a candidate's interactions when they weren't informed they were being evaluated

I may have agrees 15 years ago. But in a day and age where one random tweet of personal opinion can cause a PR disaster to an entire company, it seems inevitable that they want to make sure a candidate isn't going to potentially go off the rails.

For better or worse, many people are connected worldwide for a signifigant part of the day, and have accounts that are easy to cross reference. e.g. a twitter account has the same name and location as a linkedIn profile.

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with all that said, I'd be surprise if it was anymore than what was described; an ability to interact without unneeded hostility in life. I don't think you're gonna be dinged for failing to count change correctly and have that impact your eligibility despite whiteboarding your practiced algorithms to perfection.
>Should a 17 year old who is still in high school while living with his parents be paid $25/hour for working at McDonald's?

Yes.

>his parents are already providing what he needs

And what about people who aren't in this particular situation? What is the policy solution to filter out people who you feel don't deserve this level of compensation for their labor?
> So a major problem for Airbnb is that they don't really own the relationship between hosts and guests.

I don't see how this is a "major" problem.
Raising the minimum wage will actually funnel more money to the top, just like inflation does. The truth is that when you cut people out of the market you will replace people with machines and concentrate wealth in the hands of the machine owners. Eventually, there won’t be enough buyers, and the system collapses or people will find other work and prices will be lower due to automation and the only change is zero drudgery with a neo-feudal nightmare of a society.
I agree but what do you mean by " definition they must be stored reversibly-encrypted"?
Really? That's interesting, I often use Airbnb instead of these other platforms or direct relationships because having them as a guarantor is usually worth the premium that they demand, especially in foreign countries. Maybe this is a larger issue as they move towards longer stays but at least for short to midterm (e.g. under 3 months) I'm usually happy to use Airbnb and they're reasonable for booking more than a month at a time
> If other libraries were actually as good, they would take over developer mindshare.

I don’t think that is true. We’ve seen plenty of examples of superior technologies not being adopted for various reasons.
airbnb doesn't provide any guarantee mechanisms against this?
It is weird. There aren't many reasons that I can think of for encoding things this way.
> There are two challenges to tackle

Both of which are covered in the article.
Less than a percent of people, similar to other countries (the article says). The complaint is that a much lower number is communicated by Paul because it's often not clearly causal enough to report as an effect of the vaccine, and so it goes unregistered.

I find it odd that the article reports that people feel not taken seriously. When you have something like a heart muscle inflammation (an example mentioned by the article), who cares what the cause is, you're not gonna be sent home if you say it's due to the vaccine or due to aliens, your issue is going to be treated right? At least that's what I'd expect from my limited experience with the German healthcare system.

I did expect to find more than nothing about this on Wikipedia though, that's what I often used as probably true into during covid. It mentions allergic reactions and that side effects are mostly gone after a few days, but nothing about figures on long-term inflammation. A "1 in 1000" side effect is mentioned but it sounds like something immediate and not something lasting for months. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pfizer%E2%80%93BioNTech_COVID-... (most people here had the luxury of receiving biontech afaik).
For folks that hate webdev they shouldn't do webdev unless they're not privileged enough to be able to pick and choose. Its a relatively good market and people are paid and treated well overall compared to most other industries as a whole.
Airbnb has had this problem since their founding, and they've obviously dealt with it fine. I'm not thrilled with paying Airbnb's fees as a traveler, but I know I'm getting value for them, and that if I go outside the platform I have no recourse and there is a good chance I'll get scammed.
Try this:

https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.adobe.com/content/...

Edit: Nevermind, see this comment:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31267227
Increase in minimum wage should improve the quality of life for those on minimum wage - I wouldn't expect many minimum wage earning families to have substantial savings but it's irrelevant, we shouldn't let the imperfect be the enemy of the good
Thank you for copy and pasting this. They need to fire their designer right away. There is absolutely no reason for me to wait 10+ seconds for their website to load text data. WTAF are they thinking?

It may seem like a small thing, but it is an important detail, and it makes me question if the company is snake oil or not. It doesn't appear very professional to take this approach. Maybe it was ok in 1998, but not today.
We still prefer Vrbo for hosting our rentals. Airbnb will still give people full refunds after the cancellation deadline and then host is out that money. Vrbo allows us to set our cancellation policy and will not override it.
Start with realistic expectations. It will take longer for you, than for someone who's 9 years old. Find sources of large amounts of written material that is nonetheless fairly simplistic, but at the same time not children's songs. There's a lot of sheet music at IMSLP.

An example is the Mikrokosmos collection by Bartok, written as a method book for kids, but is nonetheless serious music.

Don't focus exclusively on reading. When you've worn out a piece from the standpoint of reading, continue practicing it to build technique and musicianship. All of those things develop together. Good luck!
One of my first grad interviews was at a large bank. They had one big interview day, where dozens of people were invited and herded into a big room together. They had several smaller rooms where different stages of the interview process were conducted. Your name would be called along with the room number and you'd nervously walk on in. Then you'd come out, waiting for the next interview. One was technical, and I think others were more around culture fit?

I was so so so nervous.

The final part was a big group task. About 10 of you sat around a table in a big room. Then in the room sitting & watching were a bunch of people in suits (psychologists maybe? HR people?) watching you and taking notes.

You were then given one sheet of paper to share with the group outlining some "problem". I can't quite remember what it was, but it wasn't technical, and it wasn't a logic puzzle. Maybe solving some global problem?

Anyway, I was soooooooo nervous, I thought "I know, I'll try to show my leadership skills!"

I quickly grabbed the piece of paper and blurted "Ok guys, what do we think!"

I must have sounded like a maniac. One of the other candidates shot me down immediately with some sarcastic comment, and it was all over for me haha! I tried my best to be calm and productive but I was done like a dinner. Lesson learnt!

In retrospect I'm really glad I didn't get that job. Smaller companies have worked way better for me and my personality.
They weren't trying very hard to hire before that. I'd get a lackluster "heyyyy! do you want to reinterview" every 6 months or so. I'd explain my situation (senior enough that if you send a junior person to interview me with a leetcode question, the hiring team made a mistake) and they wouldn't even reply.
May be the point, but is grossly unrealistic.

Wages trade value of work for currency (as a convenient abstraction from barter). If the work is not of mandated value, the employment evaporates as employers find other means of getting the work done.

Notice the proliferation of kiosk and app based ordering replacing live clerks, retail shift from brick-and-mortar to robot-augmented warehoused shipping, etc. Notice the flight of workers from expensive urban centers when "work from home" finally became a thing, moving to lower cost areas where higher minimum wages are less necessary (and thus supporting workforce leads to lower local cost of living).

Private employers are not in the business of supplying wages above their worth. If compelled, they will find whatever means possible to circumvent such compulsion.
Just so we're clear: the decision hinted at in the leaked document is incredibly partisan. It's an example of upending what all of those justices have said is settled law, and it's an example of judicial activism, something the conservatives on the court have always claimed they're not doing.
Airbnb I can make my own meals. Even if I don’t ordering delivery is much easier than at a hotel. Also easier to wash my own clothes. Usually no Wi-Fi problems. Also easier to go exactly where I need / want to be.
For a greenfield project I'd probably reach for Inertia.js though I don't have any experience with it aside from reading the docs.

If you just want to use Vue for your rendering layer, you can can do that using a very minimal partial that renders the root element and loads the JS to mount the component. This example should get you started (Vue 2 syntax):

https://gist.github.com/yourboyblue/834aac9c427a97037dd49694...
Yes, a toy: inadequate for professional work. You can cut grass with scissors, but nobody who understands the task will hire you to do it.

CPUs do not, in fact, see procedures. They execute machine instructions. Your "procedures", exactly, 'encapsulate complexity behind a language feature'. A rudimentary feature, true, but one identically the same as is found in modern languages, among their more powerful features.

I am, indeed, always cautious about calling things "carefully correct and generally useful". Still, I am aware of many language features and standard library components in modern languages that fully satisfy those criteria.

Who pastes code copied from stack overflow? I assume that was a ham-handed attempt at an insult. You are welcome to continue fooling with toy languages, old and new. Pretending they are adequate tools for serious work says more about you than about them.
These comments are irritating but so true. WTF! I waited for many seconds for the page to load, and now I have to wait 3 or 4 seconds every time I try and scroll.

Maybe this doesn't reflect on the company, but I feel if you can't even create a simple web page, then what the hell else are you going to struggle with along the journey?
> being upset that college may become free for the next generation

Some of us are less upset that it might become free and more upset that our tax dollars are being used to fund useless degrees for people who looked down on STEM their whole lives. I'm happy to support free STEM degrees from quality schools.
Not really other than if it's close enough to the checkin time once I've had them help me book a hotel and comp it but it's still a massive pain
> LOL, yes, I started using React because I spend all my time at conferences, just like 100% of the millions of people that develop in React. I'm the naive one, eh?

You're using it because you probably Googled "good javascript library" and got sent to a blog, you saw it in a talk on YouTube, or because your coworkers/friends are using it. And React has a lot of content because it was heavily pushed in the conference circuit, where people live blogged, tweeted, and so on.

I don't even think my point is particularly controversial, companies literally do this all the time (Angular was pushed almost as hard). Facebook just happened to also be a very developer-friendly and hip company last decade, so folks really drank the Kool-Aid.
On that note, one that could open in one direction only would let the pet out, but not open inwards. To the extent that this helps though, I'd wonder more about other things that are risky, like flammable furniture foam/curtains. A room and contents fire gets out of hand faster now than they used to, because the old wood furniture and natural materials are much less immediately flammable. Either way, once the heat breaks a window, that room at least will suddenly have lots of air.

I did subscribe to a monitored alarm service specifically for the smoke detectors, on the theory that while I have little need for a burglar alarm here, I would really want the fire department sent if something started while I was out. I'm on my local department, and usually home, but the neighbours wouldn't know quickly if something happened while we're away.
Dude, where's my web content?

(I'm ... if not a huge fan, desperately interested in seeing whether or not Fischer-Tropsch fuel synthesis is viable. Stumbling straight out of the gate with an impossible-to-read website is ... a very disappointing self-pwon.)
The OP is more comparable to the system the doctor uses to get paid by the provincial health agency. A patient would only use this if the doctor refuses to deal with the insurer for some reason.
We already have a minimum wage of 0. Every person who has no job because of minimum wages gets the true minimum wage of zero. (note transfer payments are not a wage, I'm not saying they have zero access to money)
The short-term rental market is much more mature now than it was at Airbnb's founding. There are reputable management companies all over now with their own platforms, payment gateways, reviews etc.
Exactly. If it's not worth your time, then don't reward the employer with your time.
$0 is the real minimum wage. If one cannot produce value commensurate with wages, the wages will end and alternative work solutions found.
The FBI will go door to door talking to your neighbors. I know this, because I was a neighbor.
Mac Bluetooth Keyboard/Mouse Lag Fixed by Disabling IPv6! (2021)
Having worked with several people from IBM over the last 20 years...some faked their way through that test.
Alternatively, you're saying that if your labor isn't valuable enough to be worth a living wage, you shouldn't be allowed to work at all.
At 78, Investor Preps for ‘Biggest Bear Market in My Life’
Airbnb is so much better than hotels
> the monstrosity it turned into

Literally what? React is responsible for infinitely scaling frontend features and career growth I never could have imagined.
This is admittedly off topic, but how did the term "gaslight/lit" become so common in recent years? I had never heard of it until several years ago when someone close was going through therapy regarding a loved one. Now, it's like I'm shopping for a mattress and I'm being inundated with mattress ads.

That's not to take way from your experience or suggest it's not the appropriate word, I'm quite sure it is. I'm just curious if I was really oblivious of concept before my own exposure to it, or if it was called something else?
Depressing to see so much vitriol in here for an idea to improve living standards for people who earn less. The argument that cost of living will somehow increase in linear proportional lockstep with minimum wage increases is nonsense.

Abolishing minimum wage opens the door for horrendous exploitation of people, the labour in the market are not perfect rational actors and businesses will exploit this where possible. A liveable baseline is really important.

We are mostly all commenting from the privilege of skilled labour and all the freedoms and benefits that come with that.
2.3MB transfer in almost 20s? What's going on there? You getting the bits via carrier pidgeon?
The fact that money got involved in this means it's already a privacy risk.
Who was first?
If both uniformed goalies are removed, the EBUG, or Emergency Backup Goalie, takes over. An EBUG is a player provided by the host arena but available to either team.

They're on a one-day contract, don't normally dress (get into gear), and usually just sit back and watch the game while eating a hot dog. It's typically a local rec league goalie/coach/staff member.
No. They may give you a voucher, however for us the voucher was only $100 (so far less than the additional cost of rebooking at the last minute) and secondly, the voucher had restrictions on which bookings you could use it on, and it expired within a month. I.e. It’s fairly useless.
ah, yeah, of course, "toxic femininity" is defined in such a way that men are still evil

> such beliefs and expectations "[suggest] there is no a priori female self" apart from the needs and desires of men and boys

textbook sexism
Usually what's slow is the layout computation, not the PDF text serialization of it, which is pretty efficient. Though I found that ReportLab was adding lots of metadata to all my links, resulting in an overall large filesize, and because it targets a pre-1.6 version the links were all uncompressed (though the page contents were compressed, which has been a feature of PDF for a long time).