skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have developed my own technique that has worked well for my children and myself. I ask myself after reading a chapter, doing homework or learning new information the following questions. What have I learned? How does this help me? What do I do with this new knowledge? The result is that by thinking about what I have learned I understand it better and it becomes lodged in my memory. I basically make the new information part of my thinking and observing life. When you think how can I use or apply this new information it becomes part of your working knowledge and is not easily forgotten. I have tried many of the other ways of memorizing but have found that if you come to learning with a joy and a willingness to immerse oneself you don't have to work that hard. Always asking questions puts your mind in a state to learn and remember. I hope that this is helpful.
It's called 2k in common parlance now, doesn't make sense from a branding perspective to change it
They are providing their code to you free of charge. They are already doing you a kindness. So certainly they are under no obligation to spend $22k, let alone more than that. Christ, attitudes towards open source have become seriously warped over the last few years.
I agree. There is no free service. Fake is when candidates stuff in lot of technologies randomnly in their resume, doesn't add those technologies under any project or real experience in any company (think Tech. skills section vs Project Description section) and sometimes even add experience for the time when they were doing their course.
You get enough diversity from the 85% of people who come in through family based immigration. So, the majority of immigrants are not coming from countries like China or India irrespective of whether this discrimination persists or not.
Your experience sounds anecdotal.
What is the point in using coinbase anyway? It is just an expensive place to buy crypo assets, I don't get the value proposition, since you have so many cheaper and simpler places to buy crypto...
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It can help a lot to find ways to compartmentalize your work. It also helps to have ongoing appointments with therapists or other experts who can help you keep an eye on your symptoms to figure out whether anything is starting to go wrong - keeping a journal etc may help you keep things under control.

For me there were some really obvious signs early in my career that I didn't recognize until much later when they led to diagnosis (and mostly successful treatment) of chronic illness - it's easy to assume that things in your workplace are bad because they have to be.

Bringing the stress home is definitely a tough thing. I don't have any answers for you on that. It might help to try and find work you're good at but don't care about, oddly enough, but that poses its own challenges.
Why do you like that?

They can focus on ONE justification which is 'acceptable'. But one justification is all they need. They don't need more than one for total access.
This is a willful misinterpretation of the very realistic idea that it is possible to make me disappear from public existence by legally forcing me into the closet.
I've seen it particularly when it's about things that are (or seem to be) important but the business has neglected supporting the team accordingly. When you're in this position and don't have a good place to quickly jump to it's easy to think "I'll just put in as much as they do and live on" but when something goes wrong and that team is the only one that can fix important (or "important") thing inevitably many just go through extremely stressful situations.
I don’t understand why diversity is a problem for Purism. They choose the camera modules they want to buy. Where does the diversity come in?
Another ex-Googler here. I never had a job that was ultra satisfying and challenging in a good way. The only way I got that was from my own projects / businesses. Maybe I got unlucky job-wise. Or maybe I'm an entrepreneur at heart, I think fundamentally I cannot be fully satisfied working on someone else's project.

Either way, at this point I think I've seen enough. I think I should minimize time working and maximize pay. Working remotely for G was pretty great. The work sucked but there was so little of it. If it weren't for mandatory RTO I'd still be there. I'm gonna see how FB compares.
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The behavior you're describing exists, but I don't think what you are describing is a minority behavior, generally exhibited by people who often suffer directly from the use of said terminology. I don't condone violence, but anger is understandable in that case.

Also, if an idea has some idiotic proponents doesn't mean it's inherently false.

Minorities are in the process of gaining cultural power and influence, to the detriment of the majority. This is unpleasant when you are on the receiving side, but IMO necessary right now.
I don't think China and India (or literally any other country) ran saturday morning cartoons for decades talking about the fact that their country was built by immigration. There's a disconnect between America's rhetoric and its actions.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZQl6XBo64M

That said, as a green card holder, sure, I'm grateful that the US has this process. But I think Americans need to also acknowledge that they've generated trillions of dollars of wealth from immigrants and they could make the paperwork a little bit simpler.
> Benefit is greater diversity.

There are other "diversity" visas. One is a literal diversity lottery and a family permanent resident visa. Does it not make more sense to look at qualifications for employment petitions.
this caught my eye:

>>Installing and running Windows Terminal

Note: Windows Terminal requires Windows 10 2004 (build 19041) or later

Microsoft Store [Recommended]

Install the Windows Terminal from the Microsoft Store. This allows you to always be on the latest version when we release new builds with automatic upgrades.

This is our preferred method.

Other install methods

Via GitHub

For users who are unable to install Windows Terminal from the Microsoft Store, released builds can be manually downloaded from this repository's Releases page.

Download the Microsoft.WindowsTerminal_<versionNumber>.msixbundle file from the Assets section. To install the app, you can simply double-click on the .msixbundle file, and the app installer should automatically run. If that fails for any reason, you can try the following command at a PowerShell prompt:<<
There's an episode in the first season of "Into the Night" that suggests the complete opposite. Oops!
Yeah. Parent commenter didn't notice the six car pileup until after they'd passed it.
We've been in a bubble for a long time. So now it pops. Companies that never had a solid business model underlying their work will pop with it. The rest will tighten their belts for a while, and we all will recover over time.

This will be the 3rd time through an industry low point in my career. Most people will get through it. Some will retire, some change industries. As long as society itself does not collapse, we'll all get through it. (And if it does collapse, we'll have bigger fish to fry.)
I am talking about L1A , people who are brought in as "International Managers" where in reality they are just some IT project managers doing daily scrum and crap. See here [1] for "Certain Multinational manager or executive" . Here is the definition:

"You must have been employed outside the United States for at least 1 year in the 3 years preceding the petition or the most recent lawful nonimmigrant admission if you are already working for the U.S. petitioning employer. The U.S. petitioner must have been doing business for at least 1 year, have a qualifying relationship to the entity you worked for outside the U.S., and intend to employ you in a managerial or executive capacity. "

Using this criteria, IT body shops are running wholesale scam.

1. https://www.uscis.gov/working-in-the-united-states/permanent...
Thanks, I will definitely try this.
My dad (Air Force) said that sometimes a mechanic would decide he knew how to fly, and would take off in a military plane (this was long ago). They'd fly around a bit, and then realize they have no idea how to land.

They'd get on the radio, and the tower would talk them down. Meet the mechanic on the runway, and escort him off to prison.
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> crypto was supposed to be ... a response to the financial crisis where people were affected that didn’t even gamble on housing, a way to truly own and prove your money is your money.

I really don't see how that is the case. In fact, there is no such thing as "truly owning" things. Ownership is a social construct.

> Bitcoin ... is not supposed to be “made” because a bank/Coinbase says so, but only via mathematical proof of work.

Well, so is, say, gold, but once it seems some significant use as money, financial institutions start dealing in debts-of-gold, or debts-of-X, which _are_ supposed to be made because a bank/Coinbase says so.

> Satoshi wasn’t either. That’s why he made Bitcoin.

I dunno, it seems like he started Bitcoin to get filthy rich off of a pyramid scheme, which he has. Wikipedia estimates "his" worth at 73 Billion USD in BitCoin. Although.... it's BitCoin, so maybe it's not really worth that much.
A rather disdainful experience I had with Refurbed.com a couple months back: interviewer immediately reaches out to schedule a meet then proceeds to ghost you with the pretext that they were busy/sick. Only for them to later brag about their 0.5% success recruit rate. On Glassdoor and other sites alike, more than 60% applicants rated them negatively. What a garbage recruit process and honestly incompetent interviewers.

Do not enable such. Walk out. End it.
We rely a LOT on focus to get depth cues from 2D images.

When everything is made to be in focus, we lose depth cues and everything looks wrong.

That said, they certainly could have created better example images. Like, I would have placed an object like a figurine on an outdoor table with a city skyline in the background and taken a picture of the object from about a foot away. Normally, this would put the object in focus with the city being blurred, as well as part of the table. It would have made it very clear what they were going for.
Just the brazen "Yeah, privacy and stuff are important, But the Children!" phrasing of it. They're not even trying to pretend it's anything but an excuse anymore.
Even if all that were true, why is this process so complicated it makes no sense.
There is an excellent remake (with an active modding community and real tricky AIs if you want to enable them) available; open source, no less!

Remnants of the Ancients: https://rayfowler.itch.io/remnants-of-the-precursors
> In the last year there has been less than one tenth of a cent of movement

That aged well. Tether hit $0.9935 hours after this comment.
Or if you got lucky and got a truly good HF tool, in which case you are set there as well.
> As a NTSB FAA CFI, MD, Esq,

I doubt you are any of those if that's what you have to say.
There's also the sc_usage TUI and fs_usage command. Maybe they're tapping into the same stuff, I dunno.
I don't know about Markdoc but with Docusaurus you can have your blog in 1min, just go to docusaurus.new

(I'm the maintainer)
This isn't some_one_, it's some_thing_. I share your sentiment when it comes to individuals but extending the same sympathy to a company, especially one the size of Facebook, doesn't make sense imo.
Nobody's blaming them for having gotten us easy lives. What they are blamed for is not leaving the scene when we need to move on.
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the standard response here is to ask which native american tribe you're a member of.
If you are a European passport holder (yes, I know that is broad), you should try for the Diversity Immigrant Visa -- aka the Green Card Lottery. I had a German co-worker once who applied and got it. For wealthy European nations, it is not /super/ difficult to win this lottery, as there are so few applicants.

Ref: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diversity_Immigrant_Visa
Not every modern Android device offers the “use system CA store” option. And chromebooks don’t. We just gave up and kept loading the certificate.

You also have to understand that “valid” doesn’t really mean anything. When android supports the system CA store, they’re the first and only OS to do it this way. It doesn’t make a ton of sense to try to do this because there is no domain to validate. Unless it’s preconfigured, in which case you may as well have loaded a root CA.

That’s what we’re doing now (preconfiguring the root CA). Then the server sends a valid cert and trust chain, just not within the typical global PKI infrastructure.
Matrix, in "few users per server, federated" sort of deployments, seems it would accomplish a lot of this.
I think most elected politicians tend to betray their constituents.

Bernie has the "luxury" of living in one of the smallest states in the nation, Vermont. He can wage a ground game campaign and not worry about having to raise massive amounts of money for big market TV ads. This makes him less susceptible to corruption than other senators. Also he was never a Democrat in the first place but an independent who decided to run for the Democratic nomination, so he was never fully a part of the the party apparatus.

It's interesting to contrast with how Trump basically waltzed in and took over the Republican party, despite not having been a solid Republican himself in the past. I take this as a sign of how marginalized the left has been from the Democratic party. Sanders has taken over the spot of being the Democratic scapegoat for all their problems, a spot formerly held by Ralph Nader.
Yea, I know all this jazz, I was, once upon a time, the dude unrolling loops in asm to get digital filters faster on PIC32s.

It still a Linux box, with plenty of memory to spare. This IS a C++ problem, where people are driven to do these insane optimizations.
Sadly, all that will come from this article, is that a PHB who knows nothing about our field, will read a random tech ad (which is written as a blog/review/article), and proclaim that product X is perfect, whatdayamean it's not usable for us, it's not even helpful?!, just deploy it or you're fired, you stupid monkeys.
The odds are deeply against your assertion- If we look at companies with $2b in funding, chances are yours would fall somewhere in the the median range, rather than at the top of the pack.
I've never done cocaine but have cut sugar into lines for fun (but not at work, and definitely not in an interview)
I’m confused by this … doesn’t “national origin discrimination” make sense in an immigration context. It’s reasonable to treat people from Canada different from people from, say, Litchtenstein.

I’m sure there’s some distinction I’m missing.
More still, why do some apps install in other directories such as AppData?

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12427245/installing-in-p...
Isn't it what Litro was doing back in the day? A friend had one, it was very impressive. The form factor was weird though.
> expectation of the courts that those funds won’t be used to settle company debts

I'm not sure if this is really the case, but I was under the impression that brokerages held the customers securities in trust. i.e. there is not merely a norm that they will not be used to settle debt, but it would be illegal for them to be used to do so.

If anyone knows more about brokerages and whether this really is the case, I would be very interested to know.
That's a strange definition of "freedom". Do countries that don't practice mass immigration not have "freedom"? To be free, one must allow one's national identity to be diluted into nothing?
The trick is that USB-C has a pair of pins that identify what type of cable is connected. Different value resistors on the pins identify different types of cables, so the USB-C charger will know that the cable plugged into it is a legacy A to C cable, and not actually connect its VBUS.
Super excited for this launch! We'd love to hear any feedback you have.
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Listening to the audio of the conversation, it doesn't seem like the passenger has no flying experience...

At minimum they must have spent significant time around aviation or be ex-military.

e: From another comment on Reddit

> Examples:
> The passenger knew what button to press on the yoke to transmit to ATC.
> The passenger knew aviation phraseology and phonetics “333 Lima Delta”.
> The passenger knew where the altimeter was and his altitude “I’m maintaining 9100 feet”
> Passenger was able to identify the transponder and enter a squawk code.
> Passenger knew what the vertical speed indicator was “I’m descending right now at 550 feet a minute passing 8640 feet”.
> My wife, who flies with me regularly, might get one or two of those items, but probably couldn't point out the transponder, much less enter a squawk code without instructions.
For simpler airplanes, point it down the runway and open the throttle. It'll take off.
I was never a fan of their clothing, but I was really turned off when they sued a teenager for creating a parody brand "The South Butt".
CSAM versus explicitly mandated mass surveillance, is there even a shred of doubt about which is more important? …
Well, judges have limited power, too, and it comes largely from the text in front of them (not entirely, but largely).

SCOTUS is not the only mechanism for preserving rights. We also have state constitutions, elected representatives, etc., and it seems like those are also (mostly) doing their part to protect bodily autonomy.

With a strong enough mandate, there could also be federal laws.

But we are in a country where not everyone agrees and the text is ambiguous, so I don't really know what you expect to happen that would be in line with democratic principles.
Is that 3x the number of top-level comments, or total comments?

This answer could change your conclusion.
Maybe you dont make a plastic jacket without plastic.

Buy maybe you don't burn tons of oil in cars and planes you can maken a shit ton of plastic jackets without spewing nearly as many greenhouse gasses.

Decarbonize doesn't mean we have to use 0 oil, it means we have to use way less.
I have social anxiety disorder, which I deal with in the workplace by putting on a "Customer Service" persona. So in any interview, I consider the interviewer as my customer and I want to make them happy. In an interview for a previous job, the Lead Architect was very aggressively putting me through several technical questions and at one point he told me I was completely wrong in one of my answers. When I politely tried to explain why I believed my answer was correct and offered to demonstrate on my laptop, he got angry and stormed out of the interview, leaving his two embarrassed looking coworkers to continue.

It was a bad experience, but the other two interviewers were very nice and I really wanted to work for this non-profit, so I sent a follow-up email apologizing for upsetting the Lead Architect so much, saying that I thought it was just a misunderstanding, that there were multiple correct answers, and provided some documentation to further explain why I answered the way I did.

I got a job offer that afternoon, and two weeks after I started they fired the Lead Architect. That same week, I went out to lunch with the team, where one of the interviewers told everyone about how I made the Lead Architect look so stupid during the interview and that I was so incredibly nice about it that they knew they had to hire me. Turns out it was a workplace where everyone highly valued politeness and the Architect had been antagonizing and bullying everyone for years. Ended up being one of the friendliest places I've ever worked.
》The point is that we don't want to be beholden to oil and gas going forward.

Perhaps we could have a referendum about it.
Win/win!
Maybe you could start by improving your English skills?
Isn’t that the point of version control? Just make a list of (encountered problem) -> (enacted solution) mappings to keep track.
It's not a question of 'sympathy', it's a question of recognising the neutral fact that a company providing its code to you free of charge is not further obligated - irrespective of whether you happen to like or dislike that company - to spend what you deem to be an 'appropriate' amount on maintaining the free software they provide you.

(And, even if any of the foregoing made any sense, the notion that an 'appropriate' amount is somehow measured relative to the company's revenue, rather than the factual costs of maintaining the software, is disqualifyingly silly in its own right.)
> A nuanced view of the actual debate is that one side believes the second amendment is absolute and the other believes that it allows for some restrictions similar to the free speech / "fire in a theater" situation.

You presume that there is agreement among the first group that the First Amendment is not just as absolute as the Second.

BTW, that "falsely yelling 'Fire!' in a crowded theater" bit was actually a threadbare excuse to punish people for protesting the draft, something many would consider protected political speech. The hypothetical scenario is not very well reasoned, either, even ignoring the context. If anyone is hurt during the evacuation the fault lies with those who panicked and trampled them in their haste to escape, not the person who claimed there was a fire, regardless of whether that report was true or false. The most they could reasonably be held responsible for is the interruption of the show for an orderly evacuation.
Obsidian mate, try it.
They never said anything about those unemployed without savings. I grew up in a poor family and am always disappointed with this take. Everyone is allowed to share their stresses and try to learn how to deal with it from others.
Something similar happens nowadays in Spanish, where people use an X as a gender-neutral suffix. Ruining the experience for the visually impaired users that use screen readers. The irony of being 'inclusive' with the non-binary while being exclusive with the visually impaired
> Most Indians return, in fact nearly all.

Source?
they will still use the same tools from ASML.
EUV "scanner": $100 millions.
High-NA EUV "scanner": half a billion $.
Still cheap for the market size though.
I assume you meant this piece with "scanning of conversations":

>As mentioned, detecting ‘grooming’ would have a positive impact on the fundamental rights of potential victims especially by contributing to the prevention of abuse; if swift action is taken, it may even prevent a child from suffering harm. At the same time, the detection process is generally speaking the most intrusive one for users (compared to the detection of the dissemination of known and new child sexual abuse material), since it requires automatically scanning through texts in interpersonal communications. It is important to bear in mind in this regard that such scanning is often the only possible way to detect it and that the technology used does not ‘understand’ the content of the communications but rather looks for known, pre-identified patterns that indicate potential grooming. Detection technologies have also already acquired a high degree of accuracy, although human oversight and review remain necessary, and indicators of ‘grooming’ are becoming ever more reliable with time, as the algorithms learn.

That whole paragraph sounds a lot more terrifying and intrusive. At least they admit the flaws, but I haven't quite had the best experience with the EU's way of handling this stuff.
Unfortunately this wouldn’t help us because we are an eduroam identity provider. The SSID is always eduroam but the cert presented is different, based on your username, because your login is handled by your home institution (the IdP responsible for your identity).