skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you lose your mind about a sexual education class, I agree that's misguided, but saying they have a low IQ because of that? Maybe a low EQ if they can't control their emotions, but it's absurd to automatically equate emotions with intelligence. We've all acted stupidly because we've been emotionally invested in an idea. To pretend otherwise is disingenuous at best, and probably indicative of a low IQ at worst ;)

Anyways, lots of people and religions have wildly different ideas on the sanctity (or lack of sanctity) of sex. Some people don't like it when a public school decides to teach their child something different. Whether that's a school teaching that heterosexual monogamy is the one true way, or homosexualism or polygamy or whatever. People have very different opinions on this and that's OK.
Nope, nouveau is still hosed because they've been blocked ny Nvidia's secrutful FALCON's which have the reclocking and power management API's locked away behind proprietary firmware blobs.
I worked with Steegmans at SugarCRM (he was the guy who brought me into CipherTrace)...small world indeed.
Easy; just look at their corporate leadership page. Plenty of white men there!
I've always wondered why OSes don't have a specific CA store just for 802.1x.
I've never needed therapy, but from the outside I've seen people who have been failed by it. It seems like the industry is plagued with one common issue. Therapists aren't incentivized to help you stop needing therapy.
This exact same comment could be made about the price of housing, except it's even more out of whack than salaries.
1) Yeah, it is. Like $80/kWh and if properly managed can last over 10,000 cycles, potentially giving a cost per kWh cycle of as low as 1¢. 2) Not true. Supply increases in response to demand.
3) Not that much. 4) Yes, they have, but this is a temporary result due to supply constraints and a huge demand increase outstripping the forecasted demand. This is like saying the world is forever running out of toilet paper in 2020. In the medium term (ie the context of increasing number of EVs by an order of magnitude), this is solved by just increasing lithium production. I think people do not realize just how plentiful of an element lithium is. It’s everywhere and at current prices you could probably profitably extract it from seawater, even though there are so many better sources of it (geothermal brine, even old sources like hard rock), which will soon come online bringing the price down before your seawater extraction could turn a profit.
Why is the open source driver release from Nvidia so important for Linux?
As far as I'm aware, since AMD took over, they've been fairly stable (although occasionally omitting support for the latest features until the next kernel release)
Hi, I hope you see this.

I'd like to get into backend, it seems that go is the go-to (hah) language for it these days. I have experience with C & C++, and some minor experience with Go so the language is not an issue at all. I am just not sure what the best way to achieve experience with the language is.
How not to get what you want
I've used to setup my system exactly like that, but that was in 20xx. Since then I've got lazy.
How to Work with EAs and Make Delegation Your Superpower
Could have been a gamer
They probably didn't want a qualified MeteorJS dev they wanted someone they could abuse.

I wouldn't even interview there after hearing the story.
> Stable open source support for GTX 10xx GPU users may come later.

Nope, Turing or later gen GPU is a hard requirement.
Crypto Billionaires’ Vast Fortunes Are Destroyed in Weeks
You're underestimating humanity's future potential to add more gas to our star!
From all those apps Google Home is the only I had to use for my Google Wifi router and it crashed a bunch of times!
It is the job of voters to hold them accountable. Our politicians are a mirror of ourselves. We usually get the leaders we deserve.

All 3 of these are non-substantive aphorisms that serve no discussion purpose. They are statements, bare ones at that, and do not pose a question or seek anything.

Universal recall would be some great low-hanging fruit to pick. As would algorithmic districting to deal with the gerrymandering problem so representatives are actually representative.
Confirmed by OP:

https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/what-does-assc...
My son was recently in a motorcycle accident and he did a multi-hour written test and determined that he could no longer do the math he did in college (not the average I forgot how to do that but in a much worse way). That might work for you if you have college classes to look back on.
Another question:

Which government's institution's balance sheet shows the Bitcoin assets?

Who sits in the board of directors? What is their experience?

Who audited their financial statements?

Where can that public information be found?
Most technical adults I know are in some stage of trying to revert their internet usage back to the offerings this bill would allow through. The less than 1 million users careveout is HUGE— allowing for the power of small forums, federated socials, etc. seems like a great bill unless you’re trying to exploit young people.
Electrifying: Startup’s Add-On Turns Trucks into Hybrids in Minutes
I don't see GP making excuses for anything, only acknowledging that toxic work environments exist in the world (which sucks) and some people cope with them better than others.
What do you consider flying experience? I, if given a chance would attempt to land a plane today and have no formal training. Mostly I would want to do it to prove some around me that is is possible. I did however play a million hours of pilot wings though that is hardly a flight simulator it is just to basic. I have dabbled slightly with Microsoft flight simulator but again just to fly around and play never took it seriously. I’ve always wanted to fly and honestly think I would land a plane. I don’t think I would do everything correctly like a pilot but given a moderately sized runway think I could easily bring a plane down safely. I’m confident enough that if given the chance today I would go and try it. Maybe I am just crazy.
both of the mentioned features from Citus and Timescale are extensions on PostgreSQL, so they do not alter the way storage works in PostgreSQL in any meaningful manner.

AlloyDB Seems better compared to Aurora, and they seem to share a significant amount of design principles with log-shipping, but now with an extra caching layer at or near the database instance.

As for the 'columnar' features, from the release post it seems like AlloyDB does not specifically store the data at rest in a columnar format, but transforms the rows into columnar for analytical queries (but I'm not sure about that). That indeed improves performance of certain classes of queries.
> While that's great, I was hoping it would be like in Rust, where each enum variant can declare its own state components, but unfortunately it seems to be more like Java: same state for all variants.

As much as I like Rust’s enums, I think they messed up on the naming. Java (and according to your comment, Dart) gets enum rights. What Rust has under this name is sum types, which is a separate (more expressive) concept and the two only correspond with each other in the case of a sum type where each component is of a zero-arity type.
I've been in the IT job market since 1995-ish, and have worked for a lot of companies, both big and large. In all my experience with interviews, I've only had one that was a rude disaster.

It was for a DBA position with a small team at a major insurance company. It was a team of 2 that wanted a 3rd experienced Oracle DBA to help them expand. Sounded good. Interview starts with those 2 guys, and immediately it was readily apparent that one of them had no real intention to hire someone, at least not me. Within 5 minutes, the shithead one had laughed out loud when I said I didn't have much experience with a certain part of Oracle. Any Oracle DBA out there knows that the product is f'ing PACKED with stuff, lots of it you won't use because you are in a certain segment (i.e. - in a data warehouse environment, you use certain tools but not others, etc).

I just sat there, staring at him. The other guy at least had the courtesy to turn red-faced. I know a lot of posts here say to just thank them and walk out, but I was so shocked I just sat there. The rude asshole never asked another question, and finally the nice guy escorted me out. He left me at the door with a "We'll be in touch." and I just chuckled and thanked him.
It's very spotty connecting to my Chromecast as well, but the UI is cool!
> There is a profound difference between being in possession of a “sweet-ass hat” and a “sweet asshat”

Someone at MW has read: https://xkcd.com/37/
Just glancing through them it looks like it wouldn't produce much meaningful data, begs the question - why have it in the first place? Since everyone involved must have known the reactions to it.
That sound great, I'll check it out.
Sounds nice in theory, but I suppose that if Linux or OSX or whatever OS you use forced developers to use one style of GC, a lot of people would be very disappointed.
You quickly get into something similar the ship of theseus (or Trigger's broom) argument. You write some code that must link to a GPL library to functon; that code is now GPL because it's a derivative work of the library.

You rewrite that library under an MIT license, so now your code can link to that and run. Is your original code still a derivative work?
So once you are of the age you can concealed carry a firearm you are also fit to watch TikTok?

Those seem equal... /s
The Devil's putting on ice skates.
Bingo. As would I. And with no real flight experience, I believe it is accurate to say.

Having seen some stuff is a far cry from knowing things.
i calculated the average increase of roughly 7%-8% for the last 20 years, according to the site you mentioned (+490% over 20 years). And, you look at inflation of almost anything from housing to gas, most of it averaged 4-4.5%. We hardly need a basket of goods to average across anymore since most of people's earning now go to housing, at least for the latest generation. Case shiller shows housing was already going up at 4% per year on average for the last 20 years, and that was before the pandemic. So, yeah, the dollar and all the other fiats, for the last 20 years have been crashing at least 4% per year. and the CPI, as it was calculating using the older methods (before congress told them to start under-reporting inflation) can confirm this. You can find out all about this on http://www.shadowstats.com/alternate_data/inflation-charts if you read all the foot notes you can find out inflation measurements have changed in order to under report it.

So, we had at least 4% pre pandemic and now closer to 10-11% (real CPI as reported on shadowstats, is always about 2% higher than the fake BLS numbers) per year though it looks like it will diminish.
> the open source ATI drivers were always a bit buggy and it wasn't that easy getting them installed either.

No. Once mainlined, you had to do absolutely nothing to get the hardware working.
> Because that's how you protect people privacy, right???

I'm not promoting such practices. In fact, I was just trying to use the legislators logic: if they are truthful about their "protecting children" slogan, let them start their policing where the predators are most likely to be found instead of targeting the entire population.
Thank you nvidia, we've been waiting for this and you finally came through for us!
Red Hat RHEL 9 release
Fips – an Integrated Build Environment for C/C++
Yo me it just seems like everyone is following a playbook for presentations based on some bullshit science and pairing that with the best Steve Jobs impersonation you can.
If you mean voice communication channel for emergencies, it's 121.5 MHz, 243.00 MHz for Military (double)
Raises hand: yeah, every flight-sim gamer's fantasy.
I don't know the history, but wouldn't Kotlin be a saner approach? Better language and at least native to android.
that's me and my friend: we both made eagle scout at 17, and the ceremony for me was after I turned 18.

My first troop was very by the book, and the last eagle scout in the troop was the scoutmasters son, maybe 5 years before I joined. That troop disbanded, and I finished my award at another troop were it was a bit easier, but still a lot of work.

For me, earning Eagle scout required me to stay active in scouting through age 17, and do one (or maybe 2) extra weeks at summer camp to earn enough merit badges. Once I was older (16/17) and in my second troop, I already had the leadership requirements, so I just went to meetings and help out with the kids that were much younger than me while I planned my project.
No parasocial experience really is. However, intent of the therapist may not be fully acknowledged by the patients.
This attitude promotes prejudice, merely redirecting it to whatever demographic is convenient to paint as "dominant", it will never solve the problem because it explicitly prescribes different treatment based on ethnicity/gender.

Its an emotionally appealing but logically nonsensical justification for bigotry. And particularly appealing to people who are more interested in power than actual equality.
Yes, Turing or newer is a hard requirement.
after many failed attempts trying to use Hugo, i finally gave in and am getting started with Jekyll. so far, i've been impressed with the things it offers that i didn't even know were possible, like Liquid and built-in pagination, etc. however, being used to GitHub's very limiting flavor, i was blown away by kramdown! having the ability to use HTML and CSS formatting in .md files is a game changer.

so, i guess put me down for team Jekyll :)
While unemployed, I feel competent, I make progress on hard problems nobody else in the world is working on, and I feel good.

If those problems are important, is there a way to work on them for pay? Like through a nonprofit, for example?
U.S. Senate confirms privacy advocate Bedoya, giving Democrats FTC control
APUs are eating the market of novideo, see e.g. the performance of the M1 iGPU
So why don't people also keep their wallet keys somewhere in their homes as well? That's all you need to access your funds, coinbase is just a convenience. To do otherwise seems insane especially if you have more than $1000 in there.
> if the list of additional skin tones wasn't completely exhaustive, there would be public outcry

This is kind of how I felt when looking at the scale just now, because none of the 10 really look like me. Maybe it's supposed to be a round-down/up sort of thing, or maybe I should calibrate my display?
I keep hearing this, but none of the cross platform apps I run use Flutter. It's all Electron and Qt.

I don't think I've ever seen Flutter in the wild.
Is this satire? Combat censorship by um censoring 'liberal' sources. Um ok.
23 years ago in middle school I made my first ever linux user group post [1] trying to shift from an nvidia geforce to the onboard cyrix mediagx drivers because they had closed source drivers.

It’s been a long time coming lol.

[1] https://www.spinics.net/lists/xf-xpert/msg04601.html
A Few Beliefs
Parent is talking about the Compute Module 4, which can plug into (among other things) a first party IO board that has a PCIe 1x slot. With a simple hardware mod (cut the slot connector, cut the GPU, use a riser, etc etc), any GPU can physically fit. He's only gotten one to work so far though, an ancient ATI card. Lots of fun YouTube videos and GitHub issues about this if you search parent's name or look at links in his profile.
KFX for Fuzzy Snapshots of Firefox IPC (2021)
Yeah I’m on the same boat as you, we’re the middle class, too rich for free legal, too poor for lawyers :(
I think a tree view was promised (listed on a presentation) when Flutter 2.0 was released, but no details were provided, and I haven't heard of it ever since.
This completely changed due to WFH and online interviews. I can take a little longer lunch break, do the interview from my home office, then continue with my current job.
The only thing is lost is my midday walk and I have to eat something quick(eg.: sandwich) instead a proper meal.
I wonder if this is related: https://www.eetimes.com/wp-content/uploads/Nvidia-hack-secur...
That's a perspective on CBT I've heard many times from many people with extensive experience with therapy and chronic health conditions. You might think it's wrong, it's certainly not absurd.
Thanks for posting this. What is a good way for learning about the salary and compensation for this position? Nothing specific, b it just ballpark to determine if there’s basic compatibility before applying.

The title is too specific to get good numbers from googling and I worry that docs product managers wouldn’t make what typical product managers make.
[0]

[0] https://www.glassdoor.com/Salary/Stripe-Product-Manager-Sala...
APIs and ABIs should be open. GPL taking a different stance here is not helping anyone.
What about pregnant men?
I am an Eagle Scout. I would never put it on my resume, and I roll my eyes when I see a resume with it on there. Ignoring the always present "it was harder back then" (fwiw, in my day average ages started to plunge from 15/16/17 to 13/14/15), my point still stands.

I can see it being okay as a first job out of college or similar. I got my Eagle at 17, and I could imagine someone with no real work experience thinking that's something to help pad the books. But once one hits 30, 40, 50, beyond there's no reason having done an Eagle project should be cited as a major accomplishment in their life. At least not from the perspective of seeking employment. I'm 100% in favor of people feeling proud about what they did, the whole point of that project was to have done right by people.
Direct GPU assembly programing for even more performance, like with AMD GPUs.

I guess the nintendo switch "may" benefit from GPU assembly programing... that said, AMD GPU isa documentation is top notch and I wonder if nvidia will follow up to there.
Me too. It's an interest award I'm proud of, and it takes a tiny amount of space.
The One Thing Everyone Knows About Building a Startup Is Wrong
There is no political will to do anything whatsoever about gerrymandering. Sad state of affairs.
Yes, there was a gray fabric covered binder that had the full source code. I got a copy somehow in the mid 80s as a teenager. I poured over the bios code which made me ace my assembler class years later in college (along with reading the pink shirt book).
These are excellent points and I will definitely act on them. Thank you for the wake up call. Fortunately the amounts involved are modest (a few hundred K) but still it is a thing to be more aware of. Another bit of good news is that I am close enough to the fund managers that I can see what they are up to and I have not seen any 'false moves'. But it would still be a very good idea to refresh my knowledge of the various obligations and how the terms might be abused. On the plus side, some of the people on the LP side are heavyweights that would likely be able to make a significant problem for the fund managers if they ever mis-stepped.
Honestly I think browsers (desktop and mobile) will implement native apis faster than these things will implement native apis.

TLDR: JavaScript and browser apis will win in the end.
Not sure what to say besides clothing isn't an investment, but a depreciating asset. Maybe if you're a very public person a good wardrobe would be a business expense.

As long as you are buying reasonable quality and comfortable, I don't think an adult has to explain their choices. ;-)
>Can they 20x their revenue and cut costs by 50%?

Nope, their own MAUs plateaued already.
metrics per product – no micro needed
> if you are big enough, or get in someones crosshairs, you face the threat of the DOJ making an example of your company based on a number of standards (beyond this checklist) that are nebulous.

Nonsense. This checklist relates all its items with WCAG criteria; basically all legal requirements directly cite WCAG or have requirements based on them. Even though meeting all WCAG criteria does not guarantee that every person in the world can use the content, no entity is going to get sued for that.

Also, the checklist is preceded by "Does this checklist guarantee my site is accessible? No. However, addressing the issues called out in this checklist will help improve the experience for everyone who uses your site."
She gave the reason in the piece, and linked to the ticket she filed:

https://github.com/rust-lang/cargo/issues/10352
> I used and recommended ATI and INTEL for most of the people I could for a long time because of this.

Same here but recently I somehow got a 3700X and there's no integrated GPU so I had to look for a GPU. I like my PC not just quiet but nearly silent, so a GPU with a fan was a big no-no. I couldn't find any single GPU able to drive 3840x1600 without a fan... Except for a NVidia one. Of course the proprietary Linux drivers are somehow buggy: the "sleep" doesn't work correctly, failing to reinitialize the correct video mode when waking up. It's always, always, always the same with NVidia GPUs on Linux. Thankfully I can switch to tty2, then back to graphical mode but I hate the inconvenience.

I'm thinking about selling my 3700X and getting a 12th gen Intel with an integrated GPU (I don't game and really couldn't care less about fast GPUs).
Threads like this are why I come to HN.
You're willing to give MS the benefit of the doubt? I remember the bad old days and they no longer have this luxury from me.
Not at these prices.
u8 max value + 1 means something as a u8. u8 max value + 1 means something different as a u16. Implicitly changing behavior is never cool.
> I've never met anyone who was actually happy at Google when you sat them down for an honest talk. Everyone was either coasting and depressed/disengaged, or overworked and stressed

I think this is true of most careers in the US. At the end of the day it's a job, help you provide for yourself and family. It would be amazing if you were in love with every minute of it, but it a means to the end. You hear many NFL players say the same thing, they dont care if they win or lose, it's just their job. They show up, play, get a pay check and go on with their life.
Yes, there are two default widget packages, Cupertino and Material.

https://docs.flutter.dev/development/ui/widgets/material
Got my PPL 2 years ago (almost), and love taking people for rides to various nearby destinations. It's my "Sunday Drive" and a chance to share with others.

These questions often get answered pretty quickly. We get talking on our headsets, now I'm about to taxi, and so I make a call. Shortly there after, when I'm talking to my passenger, there's a nervous 'Can other people hear me??' 'Nope, I push this button right here to broadcast to everyone, otherwise it's just you and me.' 'Where is that button? Is this it? I don't want to push it.'

In a small airplane, any interested passenger will ask a number of questions that help that acclimate. If this guy was a friend of the pilot and flew a bit with him, he had some familiarity.

Is there a full recording up anywhere yet?

I would love to know how fast they landed him. My inclination would be to talk someone through a landing that was a little faster than usual, because you have more control, and don't have to worry about the flair so much. Just drive it gently onto the runway and then slow it down after that. Which works fine for a little plane on a big runway.